Ban the Bomb--and the Press?
Date: 11 March 1979
editorial says that Judge Robert Warren's caution about article is justified and 2-wk wait until he makes final ruling is tolerable
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Masato Kobayashi (小林 雅人; Kashiwa, provincia de Chiba, 10 de dezembro de 1979) é um lutador de kickboxing japonês. Apelidado de "Silver Wolf", o atleta de 1,74m e 70 kg, natural do distrito de Chiba, em Tóquio, representa a academia Silver Wolf. Com um cartel de 49 lutas, 42 vitórias (19 nocautes), 5 derrotas e 2 empates, Masato é muito famoso no Japão por ser um excelente lutador e por participar do torneio mais difícil e importante do mundo, o K-1, que já ganhou duas vezes, uma em (2003) outra em (2008).
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10th of March 1979 News
Notícias como apareceu na primeira página do New York Times em 10 de março de 1979
MAGAZINE HAS HAD A STORMY HISTORY; Publication, Founded in 1909 by La Follette, Turned Monthly After 1947 Fiscal Crisis
Date: 10 March 1979
Special to The New York Times
comment on history of The Progressive; assoc editor John McGrath comments on unpublished article by Howard Morland (M)
U.S. Judge Bars Use of an Article On the H-Bomb; Issues Temporary Order in First Amendment Case
Date: 10 March 1979
By DOUGLAS E. KNEELAND Special to The New York Times
Douglas KNEELAND
Fed Judge Robert W Warren issues temporary restraining order prohibiting The Progressive magazine from publishing article that, Govt contends, describes 'how a hydrogen bomb works'; rules that although magazine argued 1st Amendment forbids 'prior restraint' of publication such guarantee is 'not absolute and unlimited'; says he found enough evidence that article could cause 'irreparable harm' to temporarily restrain publication; order sets stage for 1st ct battle over Govt authority to prohibit publication of material in newspapers or magazines since it lost Pentagon papers case in '71; Warren schedules hearing for Mar 16 on Govt's request for permanent injunction to prohibit defendants, Progressive, editor Erwin Knoll, managing editor Samuel H Day Jr, and article's author Howard Morland from ever publishing it; Warren, in brief statement before his ruling, says contrary to NY Times case, 'you have specific expression of public policy'; Thomas S Martin, Deputy Asst Atty Gen who presented Govt's case, says that when editors of Progressive were asked to make some deletions so they would not violate law, they refused; Govt has not charged that Morland obtained any of information he used in article illegally; Knoll illus (M)
U.S. Journals Have Printed Atom Bomb Directions
Date: 11 March 1979
By JOSEPH B. TREASTER Special to The New York Times
articles in underground newspaper Take Over and feminist journal Majority Rept on how to build atomic bomb did not elicit any reaction from Govt officials, in contrast to ct battle that Justice Dept has mounted to prevent publication of article written for The Progressive magazine on how to build hydrogen bomb; Knoll says magazine intends to contest ruling; editors of Take Over and Majority Rept suggest that perhaps 1 reason there had been no Govt reaction to their articles was that unlike Progressive they had not submitted their articles to Fed officials for verification of accuracy; Majority Rept publisher Nancy Borman comments; Dept of Energy spokesman Jim Cannon says he had not been aware of 2 previous articles; says distinction between atomic bomb and hydrogen bomb is that hydrogen bomb is 'thousand times more powerful, a thousand times more complicated'; Take Over editor Michael Fellner comments (M)
Progressive Magazine: New Court Test; Attorney General's Powers View on Prior Restraints
Date: 10 March 1979
By LINDA GREENHOUSE Special to The New York Times
Linda Special
1st ct battle in almost 8 yrs over Fed Govt's power to prevent publication in magazine or newspaper of what it calls natl security secrets is taking place; Justice Dept has argued that Progressive case is unique and extraordinary' and so should not be governed by Ct's legal analysis in Pentagon papers case; factual differences and legal significance of differences noted; past cases involving former CIA agents Victor L Marchetti and Frank W Snepp noted (M)
News Council Criticizes Murdoch; Intervention With Editor
Date: 10 March 1979
Natl News Council says that Rupert Murdoch, New York magazine publisher, had 'misled the public' in insisting that he had adopted 'hands-off' stance toward highly critical article about labor mediator Theodore Kheel that magazine published in Jan; makes its statement in response to complaint by Kheel; says it has 'no clear proof' that Murdoch personally ordered article about Kheel revived, and therefore cannot find that he used magazine as instrument of reprisal; says, with regard to Kheel's charge that magazine refused his ad, that requirements of fairness were satisfied by extensive space editors of magazine made available to Kheel to challenge what he regarded as errors of fact and interpretation; Kheel comments on council's decision (S)
Hearst Newspapers Try for Comeback; 'Searching for Acquisitions' Papers Bucking a Trend Competition in Suburbs Covering a Hippo Story
Date: 11 March 1979
By DEIRDRE CARMODY
Deirdre CARMODY
Hearst newspapers, once most flamboyant group of papers in Amer journalism but more recently in quiet period of declining circulation, are making effort to stage comeback; virtually all editors and publishers of 8 major Hearst papers have been replaced by news execs from leading newspapers around US in past few yrs; new technology has been installed in news and production depts of all papers and there has been concerted effort to improve mgt techniques and find more efficient ways to mkt and distribute papers; recent acquisitions of Midland, Texas, Reporter-Telegram and Plainview, Texas, Daily Herald noted; price paid for 2 papers was reptdly $35 million; Hearst Corp pres Frank A Bennack Jr comments; other problems facing papers noted (M)
South African Retracts Threat to Sell Scandal Secrets; Ex-South African Official Retracts His Threat to Sell Scandal Secrets
Date: 10 March 1979
By JOHN F. BURNS Special to The New York Times
John BURNS
For last 5 mos, investigations by reporters have been effectively blocked by Govt, which apptd special judicial comm to hear secret testimony on S Africa's influence-buying operations in foreign countries and warned newspapers against printing anything that dealt with matters before panel; editor and deputy editor of Rand Daily Mail were convicted of contempt of comm and fined, and other journalists have been called in for questioning by police; Sunday Express pol correspondent John Matisonn is sentenced to 14 wks imprisonment for refusing to reveal source of story about scandal; appeals decision and expects to remain free until appeal is heard (S)
Soviet Police Film U.S. Reporters Seeing Dissidents
Date: 11 March 1979
By CRAIG R. WHITNEY Special to The New York Times
Craig WHITNEY
Soviet security men stationed outside Moscow apt bldg photograph and film Amer correspondents who were leaving news conf with Jewish dissidents; meeting took place in apt of Grigory S Rozenshtein, who has been denied permission to emigrate (S)