Yale Study for 5 Journalists
Date: 07 June 1977
5 journalists have been awarded Ford Foundation fellowships for 1 yr's work at Yale Law School leading to Master of Studies in Law (S)
Replay do terça-feira, 7 de junho de 1977
O dia 7 de junho de 1977 foi um terça-feira sob o signo de ♊. Foi o dia 157 do ano. O presidente dos Estados Unidos foi Jimmy Carter.
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7th of June 1977 News
Notícias como apareceu na primeira página do New York Times em 7 de junho de 1977
Police Agree on Rights Of Onlookers at Arrests
Date: 07 June 1977
By PETER KIHSS
Peter KIHSS
NYC Police Dept and NY Civil Liberties Union reach agreement specifying that onlookers at police actions can take pictures, write down badge numbers of police officers and make comments without being subjected to harassment or arrest; consent decree, approved by Fed Dist Ct Judge John M Canella, settles class-action suit started in Dec '73 on behalf of 2 members of Natl Caucus of Labor Coms, a reporter for The New York Amsterdam News, Willie Hamilton, WINS radio newsman Edward S Rickards Jr and a bookkeeper; provides that if onlooker is taken into custody, arresting officer must inform his supervisor for immediate rev; orgn lawyers Paul G Chevigny and Alan H Levine and Asst Corp Counsel Robert Deutsch, counsel for Police Dept, negotiate settlement (M)
Stakeout for .44-Caliber Killer Becomes a TV Show
Date: 08 June 1977
By HOWARD BLUM
Howard BLUM
article on TV coverage of police stake-out for so called .44-caliber killer, including int with 2 undercover policemen in Richmond Hills, Queens (M)
World News Briefs; Madrid Frees 2 Basques And Flies Them to Norway Begin Getting Invitation To Form Government China, Welcoming Nimeiry, Assails Soviet Policy UNESCO Aides Criticized By World Press Group A French Striker Dies After Picket-Line Shooting 2 Anti-U.S. Rallies Staged in Panama
Date: 07 June 1977
China turns visit by Sudan Pres Gaafar al-Nimeiry into attack on USSR strategy in Africa (S)
U.S. TO PRESS SOVIET ON HELSINKI ACCORDS; Vance Says Rights Will Be Topic at Belgrade Review Parley Vance Says U.S. Will Press Soviet on Human Rights Issue at Belgrade
Date: 07 June 1977
By BERNARD GWERTZMAN Special to The New York Times
Bernard Special
Vance says US, at East-West rev conf later in yr, will urge USSR and its allies to carry out all provisions of Helsinki accords, including human rights clauses, testimony before mixed Cong-Exec watchdog comm; White House releases Carter's own assessment for panel on how Helsinki accord has been carried out; assessment says USSR and its allies have tried to dilute Helsinki obligations (M)
World News Briefs; Rhodesia Hints at Cutoff Of Power to Zambia Tass Complains Carter Meddles in Soviet Affairs Spain Acts to Depoliticize Air Force Command Shelling Is Reported In Southern Lebanon Three Countries Getting International Help Soviet Mining Area Struck By Floods and Quake
Date: 08 June 1977
Internatl Development Assn grants India $23-million credit to help modernize Tamil Nadu irrigation system (S)