Signed Editorials Sought
Date: 23 February 1974
Idaho State Sen on Feb 21 approves and sends to HR measure requiring newspaper editorial writers to sign their articles (S)
James Blunt Anniversaire, Date de Naissance
James Blunt (* 22. Februar 1974 als James Hillier Blount in Tidworth, Wiltshire) ist ein britischer Singer-Songwriter. Er wurde 2005 durch den Nummer-1-Hit You’re Beautiful bekannt.
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- vendredi 22 février 1974
- Lieu de naissance
- Tidworth
- Âge
- 52
- Signe étoile
- ♓
Le 22 février 1974 était un vendredi sous le signe astral du ♓. C'était le 52ème jour de l'année. Le président des États-Unis était Richard M. Nixon.
Si vous êtes né ce jour-là, vous avez 52 ans. Ton dernier anniversaire était le dimanche 22 février 2026, il y a 90 jours. Votre prochain anniversaire est le lundi 22 février 2027, dans 274 jours. Vous avez vécu 19 083 jours, soit environ 457 998 heures, ou environ 27 479 904 minutes, ou environ 1 648 794 240 secondes.
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22nd of February 1974 News
Nouvelles telles qu'elles sont apparues à la une du New York Times le 22 février 1974
N.B.C. Sues F.C.C. Over 'Pensions' Fairness Ruling WASHINGTON, Feb. 21
Date: 22 February 1974
US Appeals Ct on Feb 21 hears arguments by NBC that FCC was misusing fairness doctrine in its ruling on complaint filed by Accuracy in Media over allegedly biased NBC documentary Pensions: The Broken Promise; Accuracy in Media spokesman Stanley H Kammerow tells ct that real test of program's fairness is how program seemed to a man under pension system; holds that climate NBC tried to create made him uneasy; CBS joins NBC in ct saying that ruling would significantly hamper broadcasters' efforts to inform public on controversial issues; FCC gen counsel John W Pettit and Ellen S Agressm member of office of communications of Church of Christ, comment; NY Times has filed amicus curiae brief in Ct of Appeals to support NBC's suit; repts that paper believes FCC opinion to be act of censorship, contrary to 1st Amendment (M)
Egypt Plans to Ease Business Curbs
Date: 23 February 1974
By HENRY TANNERSpecial to The New York Times
Al Ahram ed Ali Amin predicts that censorship of foreign correspondents' outgoing dispatches will be lifted except for mil topics; lifting of censorship seen awaiting return from Tokyo of Deputy Premier Abdel Kader Hatem; Egypt seen anxious to attract foreign correspondents who are operating from Beirut; lifting 2 wks ago of all but mil censorship recalled (S)
Atlanta Constitution Editor Kidnapped; 'Revolutionary Army' Seeks $700,000; Excerpts from the Murphy tape recording, Page 34 Special to The New York Times EDITOR'S CAPTORS DEMAND $700,000 Atlanta Victim Says on Tape Right Wing Revolutionaries Plan Guerrilla Warfare
Date: 22 February 1974
By B. DRUMMOND AYRES Jr
J Reginald Murphy, editor of editorial page of Atlanta Constitution, is kidnapped on Feb 21 by abductors who describe themselves as members of Amer Revolutionary Army and claim they are displeased with 'too leftist and too liberal' Amer news media
Admiral Denies Telling Yeoman To Take Highly Classified Data; Special to The New York Times Admiral Denies Ordering Yeoman to Purloin Papers
Date: 22 February 1974
By SEYMOUR M. HERSH
Rear Adm Welander, in Feb 21 testimony before Sen Armed Services Com, says he did forward to Adm Moorer in July '71 documents purloined by Radford shortly after Kissinger returned from his trip to China and Asia; makes no mention of specific document meant privately for Nixon on Kissinger's confs with Chou En-lai (S)
Letters to the Editor; East Side: Suffocation of a Neighborhood A Favorable Trade Balance The Lead We Breathe The Electric-Car Booster Despondency-Mongers Albany's Reformer
Date: 23 February 1974
Murray Goldenstein lr holds US improved its trade balance in '73 at expense of depleting US wheat supplies and greatly increasing price of wheat; questions whether US can afford favorable trade balance figures at such cost