Alexander Marcus (artiestennaam van Felix Rennefeld, 26 juni 1972, Berlijn) is een Duitse zanger, entertainer en ondernemer.
Czytaj więcej...26 lipca 1972 roku była środa pod znakiem zodiaku ♌. Był to 207 dzień roku. Prezydentem Stanów Zjednoczonych był Richard M. Nixon.
Jeśli urodziłeś się w tym dniu, masz 54 lata. Twoje ostatnie urodziny upłynęły niedziela, 26 lipca 2026 roku, 1 dni temu. Twoje następne urodziny przypadają na dzień poniedziałek, 26 lipca 2027 roku, w 363 dni. Żyłeś przez 19 724 dni lub około 473 377 godzin lub około 28 402 652 minut lub około 1 704 159 120 sekund.
Date: 26 July 1972
Special to The New York Times
Judge Byrne denies on July 25 defense atty L B Boudin requests for special hearing to determine if atty or consultant for defense was overheard by illegal Govt eavesdropping device; Boudin says that if request for stay is unsuccessful defense will immediately seek stay from Sup Ct Justice W O Douglas, who has jurisdiction over Ninth Circuit
Date: 26 July 1972
By NEIL SHEEHANSpecial to The New York Times
Sen E M Kennedy, on July 25, makes public his May 19 lr to N Vietnamese Pres Ton Duc Thang asking him to have his govt 'facilitate identification' of all Amer POWs captured by Communist movements in Laos, Cambodia and S Vietnam; request implies inclusion of Amer civilian officials and Amer and other foreign journalists; Ton Duc Thang reply, dated June 16, omits mention of Laos and Cambodia
Date: 27 July 1972
ed urges Ugandan Pres I Amin to make good pledge that he made when he apptd inquiry comm to prosecute any officers implicated in killings of 2 Amers; feels that Amin's dilemma is indicated by fact that Govt white paper attached to comm rept made no comment on 3 officers directly implicated in murders but holds that more than compensation for families of Stroh and Siedle is required in interests of justice
Date: 26 July 1972
By FRED P. GRAHAMSpecial to The New York Times
Fred GRAHAMSpecial
Pentagon papers trial is scheduled to begin on July 26; various attys speculate that if D Ellsberg and A J Russo are convicted on charges stemming from their release of papers to press, convictions will set legal precedents that could give Govt degree of control over information that has never before existed; Prof M B Nimmer holds that Govt could have official secrets act which covers not only official secrets but 'any and all information the Govt has'
Date: 27 July 1972
By FRED P. GRAHAMSpecial to The New York Times
Fred GRAHAMSpecial
special panel of Fed appellate Judges W Ely, J R Browning and Assoc Justice W O Douglas meets on July 26 in Pasadena hotel room and stays beginning of Pentagon papers trial until defense charge of Govt wiretapping of 1 of their counsel is resolved by 9th Circuit Ct; later arguments by defense attys L B Boudin and C E Goodell are held before ct composed of Judges C M Merrill, M O Koelsch and O M Trask; Merrill says he is troubled by possibility that if defendants' arguments prevailed in future cases any defendant would have right to 'rummage' through transcripts of his attys' wiretapped conversations even though they might concern sensitive disclosures about other clients; Judge Byrne on July 26 rejects Govt motion to keep sealed from public and press 4 unpublished volumes of Pentagon papers; says that once Govt offered 4 volumes in evidence against defendants, they must be made public
Date: 26 July 1972
W J Lewis and D S Murphy plead not guilty, Seattle, July 25, to charges of attempting to defraud K P Fleming--former Newsweek contributing ed--of $13,000 by selling him fake int with D B Cooper, airline hijacker who parachuted from craft with $500,000 in ransom and who has never been found
Date: 27 July 1972
Argentine guerrillas burn country club and set off more than 20 time bombs, July 26, to mark E Peron's death anniv; among bombing targets are offices of UPI and homes of newspaper dirs A Gainza (La Prensa) and J Timerman (La Opinion)
Date: 27 July 1972
By JOHN BURNSThe Globe And Mall, Toronto
John Globe
Jenmin Jih Pao, Communist Chinese pub, gives front-page play to charges that articles in country's press are stiflingly long-winded, dogmatic and dull; among lrs recd by paper are criticisms from group of literature teachers at Peking school who hold prevalance of turgid prose has done serious damage to writing style of students in school who tend to imitate press style
Date: 26 July 1972
By RICHARD HALLORANSpecial to The New York Times
article compares Nixon press conf with that of Japanese Premier Tanaka; Tankaka enters room and bows to seated newsmen, where Amer newsmen stand as Nixon enters and remain standing until he takes microphone and asks them to be seated; Japanese confs seen less choatic and producing more meaningful news than Amer Pres press confs
Date: 27 July 1972
(Newspaper Guild Backing of McGovern) G Ryan, pres of Sigma Delta Chi, natl journalistic society, on July 26 criticizes Newspaper Guild's endorsement of Sen McGovern's Pres bid; says newsmen should not endorse candidates