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Reporters Won't Be Forced To Testify About Article

Date: 08 November 1975

RI Atty Gen Julius Michaelson says on Nov 7 that he will not compel newsmen Randall Richard and Jack White (Providence Journal-Bulletin) to testify about article they wrote on Aug robbery; says he will send investigators to talk to newsmen but if they still refuse to give additional information matter will be dropped; notes that under RI's Newsmen's Privilege Act reporters have legal right to refuse to disclose their sources (S)

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2D PACT REACHED BY 2 PAPERS HERE; Times and News in Accord With Stereotypers

Date: 09 November 1975

By DAMON STETSON

Damon STETSON

NYS Mediation Bd chmn Vincent D McDonnell repts on Nov 8 that Stereotypers Union Local 1 reached tentative agreement with NY Daily News and NY Times on new 3-yr contract; repts union's scale com will recommend acceptance, but no date has been set as yet for membership meeting; Stereotypers pres John Kennedy says agreement provides for wage increases similar to those included in earlier settlement between Newspaper Deliverers and 2 newspapers; negotiations between Times and Newspaper Guild appear to have reached critical stage because of guild's deadline for strike at 7 AM on Nov 11; mediator Theodore Kheel says there were no formal meetings on Nov 8 but that he had remained in touch with both parties; Mailers pres George McDonald says that various unions pledged their support to guild if there is walkout, with exception of Typographical Union Local 6 (M)

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Philadelphia Paper Pact

Date: 09 November 1975

negotiators for Newspaper Guild and Phila Inquirer and Daily News on Nov 8 approve tentative contract averting strike; Phila Bulletin repts on contract provisions (S)

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KHEEL JOINS TALKS ON PACT AT TIMES; Guild and Newspaper Both Gloomy on Outcome

Date: 08 November 1975

By DAMON STETSON

Damon STETSON

Mediator Theodore Kheel joins newspaper contract talks on Nov 7 as negotiators for NY Times, Daily News and Newspaper Guild resume talks in effort to avert Nov 11 strike; says there remain substantial differences between parties; Paul Yager, regional dir of FMCS asked Kheel to assist; Mason Wye and Hezekiah Brown, mediation comrs, will continue to participate with Kheel; Newspaper Unity Com pledges support to guild if strike should occur at Times; George McDonald, chmn of com and pres of Mailers Union Local 6, announces union's support with exception of ITU Local 6 which has 11-yr contract with Times and News; ITU pres David Crockett says printers will assess situation and make decision at time strike begins; guild exec vp Harry Fisdell comments (M)

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Franco, Under Sedation, Is Stable After Surgery

Date: 09 November 1975

By HENRY GINIGER Special to The New York Times

Henry Special

flood of debate and pronouncements on possible dem change in Spain that are appearing in Spanish press has provoked alarm in conservative official circles and constant tightening of control; Alejandro Fernandez Pombo, publisher of RC daily Ya, was charged on Nov 8 with having violated const laws by trying to publish appeal to Prince Juan Carlos by liberal pol group, Tacito; is also being prosecuted for publishing news of meeting of Spanish Soc Dem Party which is illegal (S)

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Lisbon Soldiers Blow Up Leftist Radio Transmitter; Lisbon Leftists' Radio Silenced As Its Transmitter Is Blown Up

Date: 08 November 1975

By ALVIN SHUSTER Special to The New York Times

Alvin Special

Portuguese soldiers blow up transmitter of radio station operated by extreme left in raid ordered by mil leadership to strengthen its authority; station, Radio Renascenca, was voice of RC Ch in Lisbon before it was taken over during summer (M)

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NEWS BLACKOUT ON TV IS ALLEGED; F.C.C. Hears Case Against Michigan Station Owner

Date: 09 November 1975

By AGIS SALPUKAS Special to The New York Times

Agis Special

FCC begins hearings into allegations that Harold F Gross, owner of Lansing, Mich, TV station WJIM, blacked out local politicians and suppressed news items in order to further his own interests (M)

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REPORTERS PROTEST CONVENTION SET-UP

Date: 08 November 1975

Com representing reporters covering Cong charge on Nov 7 that press arrangements for '76 Dem Natl Conv in NY will hamper news coverage of conv by wire services and daily newspapers; 3 major TV networks have ready access to conv, but wire service and newspapers reporters have been relegated 4 levels below conv floor, with indications that floor access from press stand may be further reduced to unacceptable levels; com concerned about Dem's decision to issue conv hall credentials on daily basis, forcing hundreds of reporters to line up daily, interrupting assignments to obtain them (S)

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Unwelcome News for Mr. Ford

Date: 09 November 1975

By Tom Wicker

Tom Wicker

T Wicker article contrasting econ implications of rise in wholesale prices and unemployment rate in Oct and Ford's insistence 'everything is just fine'; says Ford's election chances would be enhanced by determined attack on unemployment, coupled with controls on wages and prices when necessary; drawing

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WASHINGTON REPORT; Issues of Independence and Lockheed

Date: 09 November 1975

By ROBERT M. SMITH

Article on controversy over SEC attempt to attain list of names of people Lockheed Aircraft Corp has bribed in foreign countries and Lockheed efforts to withhold names; says controversy involves whether names of recipients of Lockheed bribes are relevant information under laws passed to protect investors and whether Lockheed may give information to SEC for agency's investigation in way that will keep it from becoming public (L)

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