Guild at Washington Post Returns After '16 Days
Date: 26 April 1974
TNG members of Washington Post unit on April 25 return to work ending 16-day strike (S)
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Guild Votes toEnd l7-DayStrike Over Pay at Washington Post
Date: 25 April 1974
TNG members of Washington Post unit on April 24 vote to end 17-day-old strike; contract provides for highest newspaper top scale in US, $448.25, topping by $20 2d highest at Washington Star-News; union negotiation asked membership to reject offer and set up picket lines but request was rejected (M)
20C PAPERS CALLED INCREASING TREND; Costs of Pape and Delivery Cited at A.N.P.A. Meeting
Date: 25 April 1974
Cyrus H Favor, gen mgr of Internatl Circulation Mgrs Assn, on April 24 repts that move toward 20c daily newspapers has been touched off by rising costs that have pushed cost of paper and delivery to 25c for papers of 64 pages or more, ANPA meeting; Gannett Newspapers vp Ronald A White, commenting on rapidly advancing technology in media, notes that there are 700 video display terminals at more than 400 newspapers being used for making proofs and corrections of Teletypesetter tape; repts that 58 newspapers as well as AP and UPI are using such electronic keyboard screens for actual editing
The News Moves In Automation Gear As Printer Slowdown Enters 7th Day
Date: 25 April 1974
By DAMON STETSON
Damon STETSON
NY Daily News on April 24 repts it has moved its automated typesetting equipment from West Orange, NJ, plant to newspaper's main plant; is disclosed as ITU slowdown continues for 7th day; News spokesman repts that 28 pages of ad for News on April 24 will be lost from all of April 25 editions and that 20 pages more of regional ad will also be lost; ITU local pres Bertram A Powers comments
Lisbon Paper Reports Freedom From Censor
Date: 26 April 1974
Portuguese newspaper Republica announces to readers that paper is publishing for 1st time without censorship; publishes material that it says had been censored in recent wks and '72 int with Gen Antonio de Spinola (S)
Buzhardt Asserts He Opposed Criminal Action in Spying Case
Date: 26 April 1974
Special to The New York Times
Pres Nixon's counsel J Fred Buzhardt Jr, formerly Pentagon gen counsel, told Sen Armed Services Com in testimony taken Mar 7 that he had recommended against any criminal prosecution in mil spying incident involving White House and Pentagon in late '71; Buzhardt said he had urged then-Defense Sec M R Laird not to seek charges either against Yeoman 1/C Charles E Radford, clerk then assigned to White House who was suspected of leaking highly classified documents to columnist Jack Anderson, or against Rear Adm Robert O Welander, named by Radford in subsequent interrogation as participant in funneling of Natl Security Council documents from office of Henry A Kissinger to Pentagon; Buzhardt explained that he was against Radford's prosecution because of fears that Govt's case could not be won; minimizes case against Welander; suggests Joint Cs/S Chmn Adm Thomas H Moorer had no basis for knowing that any of materials he recd had been provided illegally (M)
The Tightening Coils; IN THE NATION
Date: 26 April 1974
By Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker
T Wicker comment on House Judiciary Com inquiry into possible impeachment of Nixon notes that com seems to be moving toward 2 specific allegations, 1 of which concerns establishment of plumbers unit by Nixon, group that was responsible for Ellsberg burglary
EDITORIAL UNIT ASKS AN INQUIRY OF LASKY
Date: 26 April 1974
Natl Conf of Editorial Writers has asked Natl News Council to investigate possibility of conflict of interest by syndicated columnist Victor Lasky; Lasky accepted $20,000 from Com to Re-Elect Pres in '72, according to testimony during Sen Watergate hearings; conf pres Kenneth Rystrom refers matter to council member William B Arthur; says that exec bd voted to file charges against Lasky and North Amer Newspaper Alliance which distributes his column
Newspapers and Printers Focus Talks on Automation
Date: 26 April 1974
By DAMON STETSON
Damon STETSON
ITU Local 6 negotiators and NY Times, NY Daily News and NY Post on April 25 hold discussions on problems related to proposed introduction of automated typesetting processes as union's slowdown at News continues for 8th day; News spokesman repts 24 pages of ad scheduled for April 26 paper have been lost as result of printers' job action; repts News expects further ad losses for its Sunday newspaper; summary of issues in dispute