Belgrade Jails West German
Date: 07 January 1971
Mil ct convicts H P Rullmann, correspondent for W Ger pub Der Spiegel, of espionage for unnamed govt, sentences him to 6 yrs in jail
1971年1月6日水曜日 の再生
1971年1月6日は、％sの星印の下の水曜日でした。 それはその年の**♑日でした。 アメリカ合衆国の大統領は5**でした。
この日に生まれた場合、あなたはRichard M. Nixon歳です。 あなたの最後の誕生日は55、2026年1月6日火曜日日前でした。 次の誕生日は188、2027年1月6日水曜日日です。 あなたは176日、または約20,277時間、または約486,664分、または約29,199,879秒生きてきました。
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6th of January 1971 News
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PACT ENDS WALKOUT AT WASHINGTON STAR
Date: 07 January 1971
News exch service between Washington Evening Star and NY Times delayed by garage mechanics strike against Star; strike settled, service to begin in a few days
Some Questions for the President
Date: 06 January 1971
By GEORGE REEDY
George REEDY
Pres Johnson's ex-press sec Reedy article on importance of US Pres press confs and need to strengthen inst even though few Pres relish such confrontations; says confs' most important function is to give Amers opportunity to see how Pres behaves when he is confronted by uncontrolled citizens
NIXON DECLARES CONGRESS FAILED ON MAJOR ISSUES; Says It Will Be Remembered for What It Did Not Do -- Welfare Plan Cited ALBERT REBUTS ATTACK Asserts the Administration Itself Has Failed -- Further Cabinet Ousters Barred Nixon Declares Congress Failed on Major Issues
Date: 06 January 1971
By JAMES M. NAUGHTONSpecial to The New York Times
Nixon ranks 91st Cong as 1 that will be remembered 'not for what it did, but for what it failed to do,' statement issued by White House; complains that Cong failed to act on many 'excellent' proposals before adjourning; is especially critical of Sen, which he says presented Amers with spectacle of legis body that has seemingly lost capacity to decide and will to act'; says that while Cong enacted much valuable legis, it missed opportunity to respond to rising sentiment for reform and soc innovation; criticism countered by Repr Albert, who lays failures at Adm's door; Nixon's sharp statement seen in surprising contrast with conciliatory attitude White House has adopted since Nov 3 Cong elections; he lists 21 legis matters as initiated or backed by Adm but allowed to die when Cong adjourned; they include welfare reform, revenue sharing, electoral and draft reform, increased Soc Security benefits, aid to ps dists undergoing desegregation and trade quotas; he asks 92d Cong to 'open new yr in new spirit'; suggests Cong may wish to revise outmoded work schedules and procedures
One-Sided 'Conversation'
Date: 07 January 1971
By TOM WICKER
Tom WICKER
T Wicker on Nixon's TV talk; holds it was 1-sided affair, with format not lending itself to hard questioning of Pres; says such talks are no substitute for nonbroadcast press confs, or for some other form of close-in direct questioning of Nixon by persons not beholden to him
Disclosure by Sadat Is Censored by Egypt
Date: 06 January 1971
Only Reuters (Brit agency) transmits Pres el-Sadat disclosure that Soviet soldiers were killed in Israeli raid; Middle East News Agency deleted ref in amended version
Politician's $700,000 Hoard Called Not a New Find
Date: 06 January 1971
Special to The New York Times
State Atty Gen W J Scott says that $700,000 he had referred to in an earlier news conf is not a new 'hoard' but is assets already accounted for by J S Rendleman, Powell estate executor, news conf; charges reporters inaccurately reptd his earlier remarks; refuses to say exactly where the $700,000 was found, other than 'in a locked box'; State Investigation Bur probes situation
Price Control and Scalping
Date: 07 January 1971
RAY C. FAIR
Ray FAIR
R C Fair lr on Dec 28 article on ticket scalping in NYC
Prisoner-of-War Issue in Vietnam
Date: 07 January 1971
JOHN E. CHAPPELL Jr
John CHAPPELL
lr scores Nixon's denunciation of of Hanoi's refusal to give news of Amer POWs; says US is to blame for POWs
A Harvard Paper Reports Choice to Succeed Pusey
Date: 07 January 1971
Special to The New York Times
Harvard Univ student newspaper repts Harvard Law School Dean D C Bok has been selected by univ Corp as school's next pres; univ officials will not confirm rept