2 GUILD FACTIONS REACH AN ACCORD; Washington Post Aides' Trial Delayed Till After Election
Date: 13 January 1976
attys for Washington-Baltimore Newspaper Guild and for several hundred Washington Post guildsmen who face disciplinary charges reach out-of-ct agreement on Jan 12 to delay union trial board proceedings until after Jan 27; Alan D Eisenberg, atty for Washington-Baltimore guild local, and Michael Nussbaum comment (S)
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Advertising:; Penetrating the Soviet Market
Date: 13 January 1976
By PHILIP H. DOUGHERTY Special to The New York Times
Philip DOUGHERTY
Audit Bur of Circulations repts that daily newspaper circulation in both US and Canada fell in '75; in US drop was 1.35% (S)
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Kissinger Says He Had Secretaries Secretly Listen to Phone Calls and Make Summaries
Date: 13 January 1976
By NICHOLAS M. HORROCK Special to The New York Times
Sec Kissinger on Jan 12 files 46-page deposition in Fed ct saying that he assigned his secs to listen surreptitiously to phone calls to and from his White House office and make summaries of conversation when he was Pres Nixon's adviser for natl security affairs; deposition lists 11 conversations that Kissinger had found in his files based on summaries prepared by his secs; disclosure comes among series of answers to questions posed in lawsuit by Morton Halperin involving 17 electronic wiretaps placed on White House aides, Govt employes and newsmen between '69 and '71 (S)
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Passing the Pasta
Date: 13 January 1976
By Russell Baker
Russell Baker
R Baker on concoction by Pres Ford and State Sec H A Kissinger of Angola and payments to non-Communist Ital pol parties so as to give Fed Govt a new secret and thereby help democracy survive; notes plan did not work
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