Telling the United States About Chile
Date: 27 September 1975
By Adolfo Jankelevich
Adolfo Jankelevich
Adolfo Jankelevich criticizes reptg on revolution in Chile in '73; holds there was widespread effort to distort true aspects and consequences or revolution; says revolution had not been inspired by barracks conspiracy or by group of high officers, but had been sponsored and encouraged by civilian populace of country; holds allegations of CIA participation as major catalyst in revolution are untrue (M)
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FORD SEEKS A PACT ON SECRET PAPERS; Meets With House Leaders in Bid to Resolve Dispute With Intelligence Panel Ford Seeks Accord on Secret Papers
Date: 27 September 1975
By JAMES M. NAUGHTON Special to The New York Times
Pres Ford, seeking to avert threatened citation for contempt of Cong, meets with HR leaders to try to resolve dispute over Cong access to intelligence information; HR Select Intelligence Com Chmn Repr O G Pike says Ford and Cong leaders are 'long way from an agreement'; com members contend they have const right to decide what classified information they can publish but they offer to give Adm notice and opportunity to argue against specific disclosure before it is made; Reprs Pike, McClory, J J Rhodes, C Albert, State Sec H A Kissinger, White House chief of staff Donald Rumsfeld, White House counsel Philip W Buchen and Pres Ford's counselor John O Marsh Jr attend meeting with Ford; McClory says Kissinger indicated there would be revision of what appears to be rather rigid guidelines covering testimony by State Dept employes before com; Marsh and com's chief counsel A Searle Field reptdly meet in attempt to devise guidelines for handling classified material that both sides could accept (L)
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ABC NEWS IN PACT WITH BRITISH GROUP
Date: 26 September 1975
ABC News and Ind TV News Ltd of London on Sept 25 announce signing of cooperative agreement under which each co will in effect purchase rights to other's news film and tapes daily; desired news clips from eith orgn will be sent across Atlantic by satellite; agreement will not only give ABC News access to that service but will also reciprocally allow UPITN, worldwide newsfilm service partially owned by Ind TV News, to draw from daily output of ABC News; ABC pres William Sheehan commnets (S)
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Reporter in India For L.A. Times Ordered To Leave
Date: 26 September 1975
Indian Govt on Sept 26 orders Jacques Leslie, Los Angeles Times correspondent, to leave country within 24 hrs after his paper refused to withdraw him; he is 6th foreign newsmen to be expelled since censorship was imposed June 26 as part of Prime Min Gandhi's crackdown; US Embassy, which for 3 days had been urging Indian Govt not to expel Leslie, lodged protest with Foreign Ministry; other Amer newsmen expelled include Lewis M Simons (Washington Post), Loren Jenkins (Newsweek) and Edward Cody (AP) (S)
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Paris Printers' Battle Halts Bourse Trading
Date: 27 September 1975
Trading is halted on Paris Bourse on Sept 26 when fistfights break out between stock exch workers and demonstrators from Paris newspaper printing union; union members entered Bourse brandishing pamphlets after meeting outside nearby Parisien Libere newspaper, which has been struck by union for several mos (S)
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PIKE TO REQUEST CONTEMPT ACTION IN C.I.A. INQUIRY; Challenges Administration's Right to Keep Classified Material From Congress
Date: 26 September 1975
By DAVID BINDER Special to The New York Times
David Special
HR Select Intelligence Com Chmn Repr O G Pike says that in his opinion, exec branch is in 'contempt of Cong' and that he will ask HR to take action next wk; Pike is in effect challenging Ford Adm's right to withhold classified information from Cong; says that if HR backs him, he will name an official he wants found in contempt, possibly Pres Ford but more likely somebody like CIA Dir William E Colby; White House spokesman says attempt by Repub members of Pike com to obtain White House approval of compromise had 'fallen by the wayside'; origins of dispute noted; Deputy Under State Sec Lawrence S Eagleburger, Intelligence and Research Bur dir William G Hyland and State Dept legal adviser Monroe Leigh testify; Eagleburger says State Dept will decline to allow Cong interrogation of lower-rank officials on policy questions because of need to preserve 'confidentiality of the decision-making process'; says State Dept witnesses are to decline to discuss classified material but would discuss facts; says they must have legal counsel during testimony; Reprs M F Murphy, R V Dellums, D C Treen and R W Kasten Jr comment (L)
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New Delhi Orders the Expulsion Of Los Angeles Times Reporter
Date: 27 September 1975
Indian Govt on Sept 26 expels Jacques Leslie, resident correspondent of Los Angeles Times; is 6th Western newsman ordered out of country since Govt declared state of emergency; Amer Embassy in New Delhi protests; other correspondents expelled include reprs of Washington Post, Newsweek, AP, Times of London and London Daily Telegraph; Indian Foreign Min Y B Chavan says that state of emergency is misunderstood in Amer, largely because of 'distorted and slanted' reptg in Western media, speech, Assm of Indians in Amer, NYC (M)
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