Uganda Bans Some Papers
Date: 09 June 1974
Pres Amin of Uganda bans 'imperialist newspapers' including 4 London papers--Daily Telegraph, Times, Sunday Observer and Sunday Express, and all papers from Kenya
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O dia 9 de junho de 1974 foi um domingo sob o signo de ♊. Foi o dia 159 do ano. O presidente dos Estados Unidos foi Richard M. Nixon.
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Notícias como apareceu na primeira página do New York Times em 9 de junho de 1974
Secrecy and Freedom
Date: 10 June 1974
By Anthony Lewis
Anthony Lewis
A Lewis revs Nixon Adm's attempts in '69 to quash publication of leaked Pentagon Papers by NY Times; compares Nixon's contention, that publication of documents would gravely harm natl security, with his present refusal to furnish Watergate-related White House documents on grounds that it will damage Presidency; holds Nixon and Kissinger felt themselves threatened by publication of Pentagon Papers and responded with 'wiretaps, prosecutions, vengeance'; notes 'it is certainly hard to think of any security damage from publication of the Pentagon papers'; illus (M)
Saigon Regime Bars NewspaperSurvey Of Opinion on Nixon
Date: 09 June 1974
Special to The New York Times
S Vietnamese Govt orders opposition newspaper Dien Tin to abandon survey of readers' attitudes on whether Pres Nixon should be impeached; Ly Chanh Trung, in charge of poll, says 92% of 543 responses want Nixon out of office; says about 60% predicted Nixon would be impeached and 30% guessed he would resign; Dien Tin is anti-Govt paper and poll was therefore taken from biased sample of populace (M)
KISSINGER LINKED TO ORDER TO F.B.I. ENDING WIRETAPS; Lawsuit by Halperin
Date: 09 June 1974
By SEYMOUR M. HERSH
Highly placed sources on June 8 charge Kissinger's National Security Office was directly responsible for ordering FBI to end 17 so-called 'national security' wiretaps on officials and newsmen that had begun in '69; say that as late as Feb '71 specific termination orders were telephoned to FBI by Gen Alexander M Haig; dispute Kissinger's contention that wiretap program was initiated at May 9 '69 White House meeting with Pres Nixon and late FBI Dir J Edgar Hoover; say bur's records indicate Hoover dictated memorandum on May 9 describing telephone conversation with Kissinger who was with Pres at Key Biscayne; also cast doubt on Kissinger's assertion before Sen Foreign Relations Com that his 'role was limited to supplying names' of those to be wiretapped who had access to leaked material; Kissinger testified before com in Sept '73 that he and Gen Haig were in touch with FBI only when wiretaps produced a 'particularly egregious' report, and that he never 'explicitly' dealt with question of terminating wiretaps (L)
13 Men and Women To Attend Harvard As Nieman Fellows
Date: 09 June 1974
4 women and 9 men are named as Nieman fellows to study journalism at Harvard Univ; identified as John P Corr (Phila Inquirer), Thomas J Dolan (Chicago Sun-Times), Sheryl A Fitzgerald (Norfolk, Va, Journal and Guide), David V Hawpe (Louisville, Ky, Courier-Journal), John N McLean (Chicago Tribune), Curtis Matthews Jr (St Louis Post-Dispatch), Wendy L Moonan Juris Doctor magazine), Eugene Pell (Westinghouse Broadcasting Co), James R Scudder (Arkansas Democrat), Elaine Shannon (Nashville Tennessean), Frank W A Swoboda (McGraw-Hill Publications), Dee Wedemeyer (Associated Press), Joseph D Whitaker (Washington Post) (S)
PRESIDENT VOWS HE'LL DO NOTHING TO WEAKEN OFFICE; Tells Cheering Supporters That Strong Presidency Is Needed for Peace
Date: 10 June 1974
By PHILIP SHABECOFF
Philip SHABECOFF
Pres Nixon says on June 9 that strong Pres is needed to achieve peace in world and pledges that he will do nothing to weaken office, speech to 'citizens cong,' Washington, sponsored by Natl Citizens Com for Fair Play to Pres (S)