Prague Ousts 13 Newsmen Trying to Report Funeral
Date: 26 January 1969
comment on Palach as new symbol of resistance and on effectiveness of silent protests; illus
Anniversaire, Date de Naissance
- Anniversaire, Date de Naissance
- samedi 25 janvier 1969
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Le 25 janvier 1969 était un samedi sous le signe astral du ♒. C'était le 24ème jour de l'année. Le président des États-Unis était Richard M. Nixon.
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25th of January 1969 News
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Prague Is Fearful Of Violence Today At Youth's Funeral; VIOLENCE FEARED IN PRAGUE TODAY
Date: 25 January 1969
By JONATHAN RANDALSpecial to The New York Times
thousands file past Palach bier at Charles U; illus; official statements indicate fear that funeral may bring violence; Dubcek and Govt Com for Press and Information chmn Havelka warn against extremism; Govt says troops will be brought into Prague to keep order; student leaders and officials reach compromise accord on funeral and burial arrangements; Smrkovsky is only top leader represented at Palach bier by wreath; 2 more youths, B Nachazelova and J Gabor, attempt suicide, latter by immolation; Dubcek leadership reptd under attack by 'old Communists' who want total obedience to USSR; 400 pro-Russians reptdly met recently in Prague suburb of Liben, in presence of 6 high-ranking army officers, to condemn leadership; Central Com member W Novy applauded for 5 mins for suggesting that conservatives move now for power while Soviet occupation troops are still in country; 5 Western newsmen expelled
Judge Says Times Newsman Must Reply to Jersey Jurors
Date: 25 January 1969
Sup Ct judge rules Sullivan must tell Hudson County grand jury if there is any source, other than himself, for information he put into his article
CHARLES P. HOWARD, LED NEWS SYNDICATE
Date: 26 January 1969
Special to The New York Times
Dies, 74
3 KILLED IN RIOTS IN EAST PAKISTAN; Police in Dacca Open Fire on Anti-Ayub Crowd
Date: 25 January 1969
Dacca student leaders call gen strike; 3 persons reptd killed in new clashes; students and police also clash, Karachi
Prices Are Mixed In Active Amex But Index is Down
Date: 25 January 1969
By DOUGLAS W. CRAY
Douglas CRAY
RALLY BY MARKET GRINDS TO A HALT; Rails, Drugs, Retail Issues Are Up but Pre-Weekend Caution Is Shown DOW DIPS 1.61 POINTS Volume Falls Below Level of Preceding Day as Gains Edge Out Declines RALLY BY MARKET GRINDS TO A HALT
Date: 25 January 1969
By VARTANIG G. VARTAN
Vartanig VARTAN
CHICAGO JOURNALIST NAMED AIDE TO FINCH
Date: 25 January 1969
Exec ed C C Black named HEW Asst Sec
Bonn Seeks to Punish Editor's Slur of Israel
Date: 25 January 1969
Special to The New York Time
W Ger Govt to seek to bar publisher G Frey from journalistic activity, charging Jan 10 article in his Natl Zeitung newspaper headlined 'Criminal State of Israel Wants to Teach Us Morals' incited anti-Jewish feelings
MADRID SUSPENDS LIBERTIES TO CURB RISING OPPOSITION; Student Disorder Is Blamed as the Regime Declares a State of Emergency 3-MONTH LIMIT IS SET But Officials Make It Clear Restrictions Won't End if Incidents Continue MADRID SUSPENDS RIGHTS 3 MONTHS
Date: 25 January 1969
By RICHARD EDERSpecial to The New York Times
Govt announces 'state of exception' with restoration of full censorship of domestic press and suspension of 5 articles of Const; announcement follows Cabinet meeting presided over by Franco; Information Min Fraga Iribarne sets 3-mo limit on press censorship but indicates it may be continued if Govt deems it necessary; Govt spokesman blames student disorders for new measures; Govt seen concerned by growing series of pol attacks, in press and by groups of professionals and even members of parliament