Wildcat Strike Ends At Times of London
Date: 11 March 1977
strike ends Mar 10; union sec Owen O'Brien comments (S)
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South African Newspapers Facing Tough Penalties
Date: 11 March 1977
S Africa newspapers face tough penalties for violation of Govt-proposed press code (S)
Draft of Paper Lists Provisions By JOHN F. BURNS
Date: 11 March 1977
draft of S African white paper outlining proposed newspaper bill noted (S)
Prince Charles Leads Newshounds on a Merry Chase in Africa
Date: 10 March 1977
By MICHAEL T. KAUFMAN Special to The New York Times
Michael KAUFMAN
Prince Charles, in Kenya on photo safari, is being hunted by Fleet St press caravan, composed of 9 reporters and photographers; reporters have not been able to find Charles; illus of Charles with Kenyan Atty Gen Charles Njonjo (M)
U.S. Reporters Given A Glimpse of Uganda
Date: 10 March 1977
Amin greets hundreds of guests gathered for wkly basketball game at pres lodge, Kampala; game is feature of closely supervised visit by US correspondents (S)
India Expels British Reporter
Date: 10 March 1977
Sunday Times of London repts that its correspondent Ian Jack, who was covering Indian election campaign, has been expelled from India; Indian Foreign Min had protested to Brit Embassy about article Jack wrote on Prime Min Gandhi's son, Sanjay (S)
Reporters' Questions Show 'Gap' Between Press and Public
Date: 10 March 1977
By JAMES M. NAUGHTON Special to The New York Times
Article notes 'gap' between questions press asks Pres Carter and those asked by public during his radio call-in program (M)
Legislating Secrecy; IN THE NATION
Date: 11 March 1977
By Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker lauds Pres Carter for opposing statute outlawing disclosure of information; notes such a law has long been objective of CIA; claims no major 'leak' to press ever resulted in real damage to 'natl security'; says Carter should limit number of Govt employees who can classify documents
Terrorists and the Press
Date: 11 March 1977
By James Reston
James Reston
James Reston article holds Hanafi Moslem siege in Washington demonstrates how pol terrorists have figured out how to use media for their own purposes; notes siege overpowered coverage of Pres Carter's news conf (M)
MOSLEMS RELEASE ALL HOSTAGES HELD AT THREE SITES IN CAPITAL; 2 DAYS OF TERROR END PEACEABLY; HANAFIS IN CUSTODY Islamic Ambassadors Praised for Helping to Persuade Gunmen to Give Up Moslems Release Hostages; 2 Days of Terror End
Date: 11 March 1977
By BEN A. FRANKLIN Special to The New York Times
Ben FRANKLIN
acquaintances and neighbors say that Khaalis vowed revenge (M)