O dia 6 de junho de 1974 foi um quinta-feira sob o signo de ♊. Foi o dia 156 do ano. O presidente dos Estados Unidos foi Richard M. Nixon.
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Date: 06 June 1974
US protests S Korea's revocation of entry visa of Christian Science Monitor reporter Elizabeth A Pond on grounds that her reporting of events in Korea lacked accuracy, objectivity and balance (S)
Date: 07 June 1974
By JAMES M. MARKHAMSpecial to The New York Times
Saigon Govt announces that it is restoring diplomatic privileges of Vietcong delegation, including access to press, in interest of new start on cease-fire talks (S)
Date: 06 June 1974
By SEYMOUR M. HERSHSpecial to The New York Times
Reliable sources indicate on June 5 that White House, contrary to agreement worked out with Fed Judge Gerhard A Gesell, has refused to permit John D Ehrlichman full and direct access to personal notes of Presidential meetings, which he maintains are essential to his defense against charges of conspiring to burglarize office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist; subpoenaed notes include Ehrlichman's meetings with Nixon between Jan '71 and Apr '73, which are thought to bear on activities of White House 'plumbers,' whose members sought to halt newspaper leaks of sensitive materials (L)
Date: 07 June 1974
By RONALD SULLIVANSpecial to The New York Times
3-judge Fed ct strikes down NJ Health Dept regulation governing public statements of its officials on ground that it was 'overly broad' restraint of freedom of speech; decision represents victory for Dr Oscar Sussman, controversial dir of dept's consumer health services, who charged dept with attempting to suppress his statements about unsanitary state insts and unsafe health care facilities in NJ; ct says that, while regulation restricting freedom of speech of dept employes could be valid if properly drafted, order gave Health Comr 'unbridled authority to issue or withhold his consent of press release or permit ints by Health Dept employes without reference to legitimate Health Dept policy or regulation'; spokesman for State Atty Gen William F Hyland says no decision will be made concerning possible appeal of ct order; NJ chapter of ACLU handled Sussman's legal challenge; dispute revd; Sussman illus (M)
Date: 07 June 1974
By SEYMOUR M. HERSCHSpecial to The New York Times
US Sec Kissinger at June 6 Washington, DC, news conf reiterates denial that he played direct role in wiretapping of his aides to prevent news leaks (M)
Date: 07 June 1974
By. JAMES M. NAUGHTONSpecial to The New York Times
Members of HR Judiciary Com disclose on June 6 that White House obtained some information about Pres Nixon's pol opponents but no evidence of 'national security' leaks from 17 wiretaps secretly undertaken in '69 against reporters and others; hear 12-min segment of '71 White House tape in which Pres Nixon expressed alarm that NY Times had published details of US plans for talks with USSR on limiting strategic arms; examines evidence pertaining to break-in by members of White House plumbers unit at office of psychiatrist of Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked secret Pentagon Papers to press (L)
Date: 07 June 1974
Special to The New York Times
White House Counsel James D St Clair says on June 6, in motion filed before Judge Gerhard A Gesell, that subpoena filed by former Pres aide John D Ehrlichman, seeking direct access to personal White House notes for defense against indictment as conspirator in burglary of office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, has not demonstrated that materials sought are 'evidentiary and relevant'
Date: 07 June 1974
NY Daily News announces on June 6 that it will increase newsstand price for daily tabloid from 10c to 15c on June 10; cites increased production costs; price of Sunday edition will not be affected by increase (S)