TV: WNET Moves Into News With '51st State'
Date: 24 February 1972
By JOHN J. O'CONNOR
John O'CONNOR
J J O'Connor series on TV news shows says Channel 13-WNET program 51st State is' refreshingly brash and impertinent look at local news
Powtórka środa, 23 lutego 1972
23 lutego 1972 roku była środa pod znakiem zodiaku ♓. Był to 53 dzień roku. Prezydentem Stanów Zjednoczonych był Richard M. Nixon.
Jeśli urodziłeś się w tym dniu, masz 54 lata. Twoje ostatnie urodziny upłynęły poniedziałek, 23 lutego 2026 roku, 142 dni temu. Twoje następne urodziny przypadają na dzień wtorek, 23 lutego 2027 roku, w 222 dni. Żyłeś przez 19 866 dni lub około 476 797 godzin lub około 28 607 865 minut lub około 1 716 471 900 sekund.
Niektóre osoby, które dzielą te urodziny:
23rd of February 1972 News
Wiadomości, które pojawiły się na pierwszej stronie New York Times 23 lutego 1972 roku
Supreme Court to Expedite Hearing on Gravel's Action in the Pentagon Papers Dispute
Date: 23 February 1972
Special to The New York Times
US Sup Ct schedules hearing on appeals growing out of litigation between Sen Gravel and Justice Dept over impact of Cong privilege upon grand jury's investigation of Gravel's reading of Pentagon papers to Sen subcom and subsequent pub of them by Beacon Press; ct stays have frozen grand jury's inquiry into Sen's role in pub
Broken Ice
Date: 23 February 1972
ed on Jenmin Jih Pao's treatment of Nixon's visit as breaking ice in Chinese-US relations
Hanoi Is Silent on Trip; Korean Reds Give News
Date: 23 February 1972
By TAD SZULCSpecial to The New York Times
treatment of Nixon visit to Peking by press in Communist countries discussed; Hanoi press silent
More Photos in Newspaper
Date: 24 February 1972
Jenmin Jih Pao publishes 4 more pictures relating to Nixon's visit to Peking
Supreme Court Asked for First Amendment Rule Protecting News Sources
Date: 24 February 1972
Special to The New York Times
Sup Ct case, involving subpoenaing of reporters P Pappas (WTEV), P M Branzburg (Louisville Courier-Journal) and E Caldwell (NY Times) to obtain sources of their information, continues; journalists attys ask ct to approve 1st Amendment rule that would give reporters privilege not to testify unless there was compelling need for their evidence; Pappas atty E B Prettyman Jr, whose client refused to testify about information he learned in confidence from Black Panthers during '70 racial unrest in Mass, says reporters information would 'dry up' if ct does not protect sources' confidences; Caldwell's attys hold that adverse ct ruling would reduce flow of sensitive information to public; US Solicitor Gen Reynolds argues that special privilege for newsmen would be novel interpretation of 1st Amendment
' Pragmatic Solution' Sought on Taiwan Newsmen
Date: 24 February 1972
By HENRY TANNERSpecial to The New York Times
E D Canham and 16 other leading Amer news execs meet with Sec Gen Waldheim on issue of ouster of Nationalist Chinese newsmen at UN T C Tang and Chen-chi Lin; Canham repts Waldheim said he would work for a 'pragmatic solution' permitting their reaccreditation; other execs listed; group is com of fraternity Sigma Delta Chi
P. B. S. to Propose Public Affairs Chief and Advisory Panel
Date: 23 February 1972
By GEORGE GENT
George GENT
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) will make 2 controversial proposals to its bd of dirs on Mar 6; 1 calls for appt of experienced journalist to coordinate public affairs programing on PBS; other calls for creation of 12-member advisory panel of journalists to evaluate service's programs and performance; these and other regulations on production and distribution of public-affairs programs are contained in rept that PBS pres H N Gunn Jr will submit to bd for approval at its meeting in Washington, DC; proposals, particularly 1 creating advisory panel to back up new public affairs coordinator, are already meeting with resistance from newsmen in public TV; proposal to strengthen journalistic arm of PBS is being put forward now because of internal disputes over public-affairs programing that have recently plagued medium and brought with them growing hostility from some members of Cong and Nixon Adm; several TV newsmen and producers, who say they have no objection to apptmt of newsman to coordinate medium's chaotic production activities, fear evaluation panel will jeopardize integrity and ind of coordinator and introduce 'journalistic rule' by com; B D Moyers and NET producer A Perlmutter oppose PBS coordination, but F W Friendly supports plan; leading candidate for coordinator's job is KERA (Dallas) news dir J C Lehrer; Lehrer comments
NIXON SEES CHOU IN TWO SESSIONS OF POLICY TALKS; Peking Lets Public Know About Visit With Extensive Reports, Stirring Wide Excitement Nixon Sees Chou for Two Sessions of Policy Talks; Public Is Informed of the Visit Extensive Reports Stir Excitement in Streets
Date: 23 February 1972
By MAX FRANKELSpecial to The New York Times
Nixon illus
Job of Official Chinese Paper Is Not to Report News
Date: 23 February 1972
By TILLMAN DURDINSpecial to The New York Times
Chou illus