Der 3. September 1971 war ein Freitag unter dem Sternzeichen ♍. Es war der 245. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war Richard M. Nixon.
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Date: 03 September 1971
NY Post publisher D Schiff says paper will appeal NYS Human Rights Div order directing paper to reinstate black reporter W Artis, fired during probationary period; Comr Sable charges abuse of Human Rights Law; Artis charges discrimination
Date: 04 September 1971
Pittsburgh Press Co reaches agreement with 10 craft unions and plans to resume pub of Post-Gazette and Press
Date: 04 September 1971
Bancroft named member of UN com to work on pact to issue safe-conduct cards to journalists
Date: 04 September 1971
By FRED P. GRAHAMSpecial to The New York Times
Fred GRAHAMSpecial
Sec Rogers confirms that Atty Gen Mitchell ordered FBI agents to question State Dept officials in effort to discover source of news leaks, press conf; insists there is nothing unusual in use of agents; discusses probes in terms of law enforcement, discounting suggestions that they might intimidate officials or discourage them from discussing pub business with newsmen; cites as example NY Times story on July 23 concerning disarmament talks with USSR, although he says probes followed 'a couple' of other news leaks; Times article disclosed US bargaining positions, which Rogers says US agreed to keep secret; he implies that top officials suspect 'deliberate leak' by someone who wants to sabotage talks; asked why dept did not use own security agents to probe leaks, Rogers gives impression that FBI probe would be in order whenever top-secret information appears in print; he says 'law makes it clear that top-secret matter, if divulged, is criminal offense' and says it is FBI's role to investigate law violations; there is no Fed law that makes it crime to disclose top-secret information, as such; dept repr says later that Rogers referred to '17 Espionage Act; in reply to suggestion that agents' presence in dept recalls memories of anti-Communist probes initiated by late Sen McCarthy, Rogers says dept has 'suffered from scars of those days'; he pledges to do all he can to be sure it does not occur; he says he told top aides to remain accessible to press; says probes include other agencies also, and says no dept personnel have been found culpable by investigators; dept officials have told newsmen they were asked to sign affidavits detailing their disclosures to newsmen and that they were given lie detector tests; Rogers brushes off question about reptd tests; says lie detector is 'good instrumentality for showing innocence,' but is not very conclusive in proving guilt
Date: 03 September 1971
By FRED P. GRAHAMSpecial to The New York Times
Fred GRAHAMSpecial
FBI questioning State Dept personnel in connection with leaks of sensitive information to press; dept repr McCloskey says investigation is prompted by disclosures of stories 'harmful to natl interest'; does not deny repts that lie detector tests are used; Justice Dept repr says questioning also extends to other depts; State Dept officials who were questioned say they were asked about NY Times July 23 article detailing US positions in arms limitation talks with USSR and Times article about arms shipments to Pakistan
Date: 04 September 1971
Special to The New York Times
Conn Civil Liberties Union lawyer B W Weinstein says client, black freelance photographer S Melville, had finger broken and camera smashed by policemen in incident involving protests after Young Lords chap leader was arrested, Bridgeport, Conn
Date: 03 September 1971
By PHILIP H. DOUGHERTY
Philip DOUGHERTY
T R Shepard Jr (Look) charges 'disaster lobby' in Washington, made up of consumerists and other anti-establishment factions, is most dangerous enemy of ad indus
Date: 04 September 1971
Automotive News repts US auto mfrs built record 510,560 cars in Aug; table gives wkly output, compares '71 output to date with '70
Date: 03 September 1971
Columbus Hosp reaches agreement with apt tenants who had filed suit to halt construction of new hosp bldg on 19th St; terms allow for present tenants to remain indefinitely in their apts
Date: 03 September 1971
By JOE NICHOLS
Joe NICHOLS