Antiwar Lawyers Group Gives Award to Ellsberg
Date: 07 February 1972
Lawyer's Com on Amer Policy Towards Vietnam awards D Ellsberg world citizenship and Natl patriotism award for his release of Pentagon papers to press
Rejouer dimanche 6 février 1972
Le 6 février 1972 était un dimanche sous le signe astral du ♒. C'était le 36ème jour de l'année. Le président des États-Unis était Richard M. Nixon.
Si vous êtes né ce jour-là, vous avez 54 ans. Ton dernier anniversaire était le vendredi 6 février 2026, il y a 156 jours. Votre prochain anniversaire est le samedi 6 février 2027, dans 208 jours. Vous avez vécu 19 880 jours, soit environ 477 136 heures, ou environ 28 628 180 minutes, ou environ 1 717 690 800 secondes.
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6th of February 1972 News
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The Pedro Beltran Case: How Peru Rewards Patriotism
Date: 07 February 1972
HAROLD H. TITTMANN
Harold TITTMANN
former US Ambs to Peru H H Tittmann and T C Achilles lrs score Peruvian Govt's ouster of editor P Beltran from his position on La Prensa (newspaper)
Press Club on Coast Keeps Ban on Women
Date: 06 February 1972
San Francisco (Calif) Press Club pres D Alexander repts women members will remain banned from full voting membership in club
HIRING OF NEWSMEN IS OFF, SURVEY FINDS
Date: 07 February 1972
Newspaper Fund study finds about 1/4 of 163 US newspapers surveyed hired 5.4% fewer newsroom employes in '71 than '70; repts nearly 1/3 predicted their hiring would decline in '72; separate survey of coll admrs finds '71 journalism graduates earn avg starting salary of $134 a wk, up 0.2% from '70; repts number of Negroes who received journalism degrees in '71 rose to 162, up 184% from '69
The Secrecy Dilemma; You can't run the Government if every important secret is going to be handed over to the press
Date: 06 February 1972
By ARTHUR SCHLESINGER Jr
Arthur SCHLESINGER
Prof A Schlesinger Jr article on US security classification of documents alleges the once legitimate system has 'escalated into an extravagant system of denial' of information from Amer people largely because exec branch has complete control over process; says Eisenhower's exec order in '53 provided no effective control over classification and no feasible method for declassification; holds Govt can allow itself certain measures of secrecy and outlines 6 categories of legitimate restriction; says pressure on Govt to declassify has intensified since D Ellsberg and N Sheehan released Pentagon papers to press and J Anderson published memorandum from Natl Security Council meetings; proposes solution of automatic declassification of documents after 10 yrs with some exceptions; holds citizens of free country cannot be committed by their govt to treaties, engagements, or promises about which they do not have full knowledge; various drawinga and illus
What Difference Does a Day Make?
Date: 06 February 1972
By HAROLD C. SCHONBERG
Harold SCHONBERG
H C Schonberg article defends NY Times practice of reviewing musical event 1 day late, enabling critics to attend entire performance without worrying about meeting short deadline and assuring reader that rev will appear in all editions on any given day; says previous practice of reviewing events on same day was disservice to music
Royals Honor 5 Players
Date: 06 February 1972
Cincinnati Royals (NBA) basketball team nominates 5 former players for team's hall of fame
JOHN AARON DIES; TV PRODUCER, 51; Handled 'Person to Person' and WOR-TV's 'Digest'
Date: 07 February 1972
Special to The New York Times
Aaron, John A