11 kwietnia 1973 roku była środa pod znakiem zodiaku ♈. Był to 100 dzień roku. Prezydentem Stanów Zjednoczonych był Richard M. Nixon.
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Date: 12 April 1973
By CHRISTOPHER S. WREN
Christopher WREN
Diario-La Prensa on Apr 11 reaches settlelemnt with striking craft unions, including pressmen, stereotypers, mailers and paper handlers, which have blocked paper's publication since Apr 5; negotiations were mediated by Comr G V Byrnes of FMCS; continue between craft unions and NY Daily News, NY Times and NY Post
Date: 11 April 1973
Nebraska Gov J J Exon on Apr 10 signs legis to protect newsmen from being forced into disclosing sources of news; says he would have vetoed bill had not Sen J Savage, sponsor, agreed to introduce new bill this session containing suggested amendments
Date: 11 April 1973
Special to The New York Times
Internatl Pres Inst urges Rhodesia Apr 10 to free journalist P Niesewand, who was recently sentenced to yr at hard labor for allegedly violating Official Secrete Act
Date: 12 April 1973
Gov T McCall on Apr 11 signs bill that will protect Oregon newsmen from being forced by cts or other govt bodies, to disclose confidential sources of information
Date: 12 April 1973
By MARTIN ARNOLDSpecial to The New York Times
Dr D Ellsberg on Apr 11 testifies at Pentagon papers trial that his feelings about Vietnam war had been changed by what he witnessed of the war when he visited Vietnam; repts that in '64 he was pro-Vietnam and while working for Defense Dpt helped to plan 'covert actions' against N Vietnam; says he participated in bombing of North and that he helped to gather official signitures necessary to put bombing operation into effect; appears tense during testimony; weeps at noontime ct recess, apparently overcome by emotion; testifies that during transition between Johnson and Nixon Adms he did some work for Pres-elect, drawing up list of questions Nixon wanted to ask various Govt depts about 'uncertainties' of their Vietnam policies
Date: 11 April 1973
By MARTIN ARNOLDSpecial to The New York Times
A J Russo Jr on Apr 10 completes testimony as defendant in Pentagon papers trial; says that he and defendant D Ellsberg talked on many occasions that agreement to keep certain information secret about Vietnam war was itself 'criminal thing'; prosecutor, in his questioning of Russo, shows ct documents that Russo had signed while he worked for Rand Corp indicating that he had been briefed on security regulations, inferring that when Russo copied Pentagon papers he knew that his actions violated regulations; Russo admits under questioning that he had been delegate to meeting in Copehagen in '72 of internatl comm set up to investigate alleged Amer war crimes in Vietnam; says he considered it honor to Xerox papers and that 'any American who cared about his country would consider it his official duty to get these documents to the Congress and the American people'; Ellsberg testifies that he considers Lt Gen W G DePuy, who had been Govt witness, 'war criminal'; ct is adjourned before Ellsberg is able to testify on why he disclosed papers; Judge Byrne denies 2 defense motions, including 1 asking that prosecution be precluded from using Govt employes as witnesses during its rebuttal case; atty C R Nesson argues that it is apparent that CIA is going to dismiss intelligence analyst S Adams because he testified for defense; holds that other Govt employes who might have been willing to volunteer information to defense may now be too frightened to come forth; other defense motion involves alleged surveillance of 1 of defense atty L B Boudin's office; Ellsberg illus
Date: 12 April 1973
Marshall County, Ind, Circuit Ct Judge T Huff on Apr 11 orders about 15 newsmen and cameramen from his ct but allows other spectators to remain; order follows refusal of newsmen to name 'pool' repr to cover 1st-degree murder trial
Date: 12 April 1973
By LAWRENCE FELLOWSSpecial to The New York Times
Conn Assemby's Judiciary Com on Apr 11 defeats proposed shield law designed to protect newsmen in Conn from having to disclose confidential sources, with vote of 6-to-0; Sen G C Guidera suggests that com should appoint some of its members to discuss Conn law with Sen L P Weicker, who sponsored nationwide shield law, and with more newsmen than com has already heard
Date: 12 April 1973
JAMES F. CLARITY
James CLARITY
Mexican Pres Echeverria meets with former Argentine dictator J Peron during state visit to France
Date: 11 April 1973
ANTHONY A. D'AMATO(Rev.) JESSE L. JACKSONC. H. HUVELLE, M.D.KATE M. FREESECARL R. BALDWINFREDERICK E. WARBURTONROBERT N. GIAIMO
Anthony D'AMATO
Dr C H Huvelle lr says that while it may not be clear just what Pres Nixon's role is in Watergate affair, it definitely should not be that of judge or prosecutor