AWARD TO MISS PARTON; Women's Press Club Cites Her Articles on Delinquency
Date: 26 February 1956
Luncheon; newspaper award to M Parton
Michel Friedman Fødselsdag, fødselsdato
Julien Michel Friedman (German pronunciation: [miˈʃɛl ˈfʁiːtman]; born 25 February 1956) is a German author, former CDU politician, and talk show host. From 2000 to 2003, Friedman was vice president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, and president of the European Jewish Congress from 2001 to 2003, when he resigned after being convicted in a case involving forced prostitution and cocaine usage. From 1998 to 2003, he had his own show on German television. Since 2004, he has been hosting a weekly talk show on N24 called Studio Friedman. Friedman is a lawyer by profession, and studied law and philosophy.
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25th of February 1956 News
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NASSER WEIGHING RIGID CENSORSHIP; Egyptian Leader Seeks Way to Keep Control of Press Without Attack in West Nationalization Appears Out Objection by Publishers
Date: 26 February 1956
By OSGOOD CARUTHERS Special to The New York Times
Osgood Special
Nasser weighs continuing press censorship; wants to avoid invoking world criticism; Lt Col Hatem says Nasser fears ending controls would spur Communist propaganda
CASTILLO PLEDGES FREE EXPRESSION; Guatemalan President Makes Reply to Critics of New Law of Public Order. Strict Legal Curbs Approved
Date: 25 February 1956
Castillo Armas pledges to uphold freedom of expression says he cannot veto Law because it is 'const law'; lauds press as 1 of his chief allies; strong press opposition to Law noted
BRITISH SLOW-DOWN OFF; Printers Outside London to Resume Normal Speed
Date: 25 February 1956
printers outside London end slowdown; London slowdown continues
HOW AMERICAN ARTISTS FLOURISH IN ITALY; Climate, Prices and the Environment Make Yank Colony in Rome Happy Americans Exhibit Shows by Americans
Date: 26 February 1956
By ROBERT F. HAWKINS
Robert HAWKINS
R F Hawkins article on Rome resurgence as art center and its Amer art colony
BIOGRAPHY STIRS BEAVERBROOK IRE; Tom Driberg's Portrayal Also Spurs Controversy on Role of Publisher in Politics
Date: 26 February 1956
Special to The New York Times
T Driberg biog stirs controversy; cites achievements, pol influence; Beaverbrook feels book is hostile
FOLSOM PROPOSES BI-RACIAL GROUP TO FIGHT TENSION; Governor Calls for Alabama Board in Plea to Leaders of Press in His State 90 NEGROES FAGS COURT Arraigned for Roles in Bus Boycott-Thousands Walk in Protest Over Arrests Laws Fought in Court FOLSOM PROPOSES BI-RACIAL GROUP Press Leaders Attend 'A Serious Problem' No Negroes on Group Defendants Walk
Date: 25 February 1956
By WAYNE PHILLIPS Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Wayne Special
defends Soc Dems
American Pioneer; WORKS BY WEBER
Date: 26 February 1956
By A.L. CHANIN
A. CHANIN
Article on M Weber; illus
PRESS TOLD TO GIVE INTEGRATION FACTS
Date: 25 February 1956
urges eds let fact and reason prevail in desegregation issue coverage, s, MacMurray Coll newspaper conf
NEWS OF TV AND RADIO; FIRST LOVE AND FAMILY FRICTION
Date: 26 February 1956
By VAL ADAMS
Val ADAMS