Ford Expects to Meet Vorster of South Africa
Date: 22 May 1976
Ford says he 'undoubtedly' will meet with Vorster; White House press sec Ron Nessen, at later news briefing, says that there are no plans to meet with Vorster (S)
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22nd of May 1976 News
Nyheder, som de udkom på forsiden af New York Times på 22. maj 1976
A Labor Dispute Disrupts Deliveries of The Times
Date: 23 May 1976
Labor dispute in NY Times plant in Carlstadt, NJ, makes distribution of 1st edition of NY Times impossible on May 22 in Manhattan and Bronx; Times production mgr John J Murphy notes deliveries in other areas were not affected; dispute involved Mailers Union and Newspaper Mail Deliverers Union (S)
French Press Strike
Date: 22 May 1976
24-hr strike by French journalists on May 21 leaves France without its daily newspapers (S)
India Moves to Shield Press Curbs Further
Date: 22 May 1976
Indian Govt on May 21 introduces const amendment that would shield censorship regulations from rev in cts; law, known as Prevention of Publication of Objectionable Matter Act, prohibits any article or picture likely to 'bring hatred or contempt or excite disaffection toward the Govt' (S)
Kissinger Testifies He Had A 'Passive' Wiretap Role
Date: 22 May 1976
By BERNARD GWERTZMAN Special to The New York Times
Bernard Special
State Sec H A Kissinger contends in sworn testimony released May 21 that he played 'substantially passive' role in wiretapping of 17 Govt officials and newsmen, undertaken from '69 to '71 purportedly to stem unauthorized disclosures in press; Kissinger, in deposition taken Mar 30 in civil damage suit brought by Morton H Halperin, repeats his previous assertion that chief responsibility for taps rests with ex-Pres Nixon and late FBI Dir J Edgar Hoover; Nixon's Jan deposition and Kissinger's earlier 'interrogatory' in case revd; Kissinger says he remembers that Hoover identified 4 possible security risks at Apr 25 '69 meeting; Halperin illus (M)
New York's Information Law Termed in 'Need of Overhaul'
Date: 23 May 1976
By FRANCES CERRA
Frances CERRA
NY Public Interest Research Group repts NYS Freedom of Information law is 'failure' and 'in great need of overhaul'; in 31 cases out of 80, researchers from group were denied access to records kept by state and local govt agencies, which law specifically says are open to public scrutiny (S)
Soviet Journalist Freed By the Japanese Police
Date: 22 May 1976
Japan on May 22 frees Soviet journalist Aleksander Matchekhine, 10 days after he was arrested and charged with trying to buy mil secrets from US navy petty officer; Soviet Embassy protested to Japanese Govt that arrest was entirely 'groundless' and demanded his immediate release (S)
The U.S. Tries to Tighten Controls On Nuclear Sale; Vatican vs. Communists War or Talk In Ethiopia? An African Buffer Zone OPEC to Meet; Whither Prices? The Opposition To Mr. Miki India's Answer To Critics Is Jail Paris Willing to Patrol in Beirut
Date: 23 May 1976
Govt's efforts to resolve guerrilla war in Eritrea summarized; map (M)
The Other News
Date: 22 May 1976
rev by A Kisselgoff; new version of 'Square Dance' noted