Le 6 avril 1972 était un jeudi sous le signe astral du ♈. C'était le 96ème 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 lundi 6 avril 2026, il y a 97 jours. Votre prochain anniversaire est le mardi 6 avril 2027, dans 267 jours. Vous avez vécu 19 820 jours, soit environ 475 686 heures, ou environ 28 541 178 minutes, ou environ 1 712 470 680 secondes.
Date: 07 April 1972
4 persons are arrested and 1 injured on Apr 6 when police clash with picketing Typographical Union members who were preventing other workers from entering offices of Morning Telegraph being struck by printers' union that closed paper Apr 3; police rept pickets resisted requests to move aside; J DeRosa, arrested striker, claims he heard no police orders
Date: 06 April 1972
By SYDNEY H. SCHANBERGSpecial to The New York Times
Sydney SCHANBERGSpecial
article on USSR campaign to win friendship of Bengali people; Russians have been traveling around Bangladesh making speeches and winning friends; Soviet propaganda articles, some virulently anti-Amer, appear frequently on editorial pages of Bengali newspapers; articles on US CIA have begun to appear in press; USSR embassy staff, which has been increased from 40 to 70 or 80, is still growing; engages in speech-making activity at univs and other forums; cements relations with Bangladesh's newly legalized Communist party; USSR goal seems to be to make staunch friend on China's southern flank, while making US-Bengali relations as difficult as possible; other details on USSR moves courting Bengalis and problems resulting from lack of clear US policy towards Bangladesh; illus of newsboy hawking Moscow News
Date: 07 April 1972
Ed on then UN Sec Gen Thant's expulsion of Natl Chinese correspondents T C Tang and Chen-chi Lin from UN in Dec '71 holds that journalistic orgns must persist in their fight for reversal of decision in defense of free flow of information endorsed by UN Gen Assembly
Date: 07 April 1972
La Prensa (Peruvian newspaper) publisher P G Beltran sells his 50,504 shares of co stock to 'indus community' made up of paper's 508 employes in keeping with mil Govt's order in Jan for Beltran to resign and sell stock for violating freedom-of-press statute by failing to reside in Peru for 6 mos a yr
Date: 06 April 1972
Dispatch of The Times, London
Justice D J Jones, who was apptd by Ugandan Pres Amin 6 mos ago to inquire into disappearance of 2 Amers, adjourns inquiry indefinitely on Apr 5, saying sr army officers are obstructing investigation; 2 Amers, who were last seen in SW Uganda in July '71, feared killed by Ugandan troops; number of circumstantial links have been established between army and disappearance of men
Date: 06 April 1972
By JOHN M. LEESpecial to The New York Times
Mrs K Hasumi, sec in Japanese Foreign Min, and T Nishiyama, reporter on Tokyo newspaper Mainichi Shimbun, arrested in connection with leaking of secret documents concerning reversion of Okinawa to Japan; arrests stir major controversy over press freedom; Mrs Hasumi had turned herself over to police, informed them she had made copies of 3 top-secret cables for Nishiyama; denies she had been paid; Nishiyama says he asked for copies of cables as part of his information-gathering activities for his newspaper
Date: 06 April 1972
Special to The New York Times
Pakistan's Punjab Prov martial law admr bans, Apr 5, pub of 3 Lahore pubs; holds pubs have persistently indulged in objectionable writing calculated to harm natl interest; arrest orders are issued for pubs' editors, publishers and primers
Date: 06 April 1972
By EILEEN SHANAHANSpecial to The New York Times
SEC asks corps to highlight and explain unusual or non-recurring transactions that have affected their earnings in their financial news repts; SEC spokesman says request was issued because comm noticed beginnings of trend toward obscuring aberrational financial developments in news releases
Date: 06 April 1972
Goldmark Communications Corp pres Dr P C Goldmark is named, Apr 6, as Poynter Fellow at Yale Univ
Date: 07 April 1972
R Brummett and Nguyen Ngoc Luong (NY Times) are among 7 civilian newsmen injured when mortar shells hit tank battalion command post in Dongha, S Vietnam, on Apr 6