News Summary; International Metropolitan
Date: 09 January 1980
Afghans are humiliated by Soviet military occupation of their country since, historically, they have always succeeded in repelling invaders; illus (M)
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9th of January 1980 News
Notícias como apareceu na primeira página do New York Times em 9 de janeiro de 1980
News Summary; International National Metropolitan
Date: 10 January 1980
UN Security Council, blocked by Soviet veto on Jan 7, sends demand for Soviet troop withdrawal from Afghanistan to General Assembly; resolution is supported by 12 countries; USSR and East Germany oppose resolution and Zambia abstains (M)
Radio Liberty Stressing News to Soviet Moslems; A Focus on Afghanistan
Date: 10 January 1980
By JOHN VINOCUR Special to The New York Times
John Special
Radio Liberty doubles newscasts to Soviet Moslem areas in wake of USSR invasion of Afghanistan; Radio Liberty official William Reese comments (M)
Moscow's Man in Afghanistan; Sergei Leonidovich Sokolov Man In the News Long Steady Rise in Military Attended General Staff Academy
Date: 09 January 1980
By DAVID BINDER Special to The New York Times
David Special
Biographical sketch of Marshal Sergei Leonidovich Saokolov, military commander in Afghanistan; was born on July 1 '11 in Yevpatoriya, in Crimea; his portrait (M)
Lance Defense Is Told to Prove Jury Swayed by News Accounts; Another Decision Friday Exchange With the Judge
Date: 10 January 1980
By WENDELL RAWLS Jr. Special to The New York Times
Wendell RAWLS
Moye gives attorneys for Lance and 3 co-defendants until Jan 11 to offer proof that grand jury was prejudiced against them by newspaper articles based on alleged leaks from prosecutors; says jury selection in their trial will begin Jan 14 as scheduled (S)
The Gandhi Victory: Magic and Hard Work; News Analysis A Campaign That Worked The Harijans a Factor Few Votes for Reversing Trend
Date: 09 January 1980
By MICHAEL T. KAUFMAN Special to The New York Times
Michael KAUFMAN
analysis attributes Gandhi victory to her organization, charisma and style, and ability to define and communicate vital issues (M)
Notes on People; Time Runs Out Fear of Flying A Job for Ellen Fleysher Mayor Byrne Makes Husband a Dollar-a-Year Man Woozy Wedding West Point's Eldest
Date: 09 January 1980
Judith Cummings Albin Krebs
Judith Albin
Kelly, William (Col): Oldest living graduate of US Military Academy celebrates his 103d birthday (S)
Inside U.N.: Unreal World; Waldheim Trip to Iran Was Less Than Critical News Analysis He Had No Choice Piece of Political Pirandello No Evidence of Damage
Date: 10 January 1980
By BERNARD D. NOSSITER Special to The New York Times
News analysis holds Sec Gen Kurt Waldheim's trip to Iran in unsuccessful effort to win release of American hostages illustrates 'layers of illusion' that surround organization
News of the Theater 'The Winslow Boy' Being Revived; 2 More Signed for 'Fidel' Merrill Broadway-Bound Acting Company Chosen An Opening Delayed
Date: 09 January 1980
By JOHN CORRY
John CORRY
Acting Co: Kennedy Center for the Performings Arts announces that Acting Company will now be its official touring troupe; troupe is presided over by John Houseman, Michael Kahn, Alan Schneider and Margot Harley (S)
CANDIDATES PLAYING FOR THE EVENING TV; Strategies Are Devised to Get the Networks to Give Coverage Reaching Wide Audience Importance of Netwook News 'The Media Won't Wait' Briefing Held at 5:30 P.M. Two Kinds of Candidates
Date: 09 January 1980
By BERNARD WEINRAUB Special to The New York Times
Bernard Special
Article on how Presidential candidates seek to accommodate demands of television, and significance they put on getting on evening network news programs, which are watched by total of 17 million people (M)