U.S. Barring Newsmen From Cambodian Battle
Date: 30 April 1970
US command refuses to permit Amer correspondents to accompany Amer support units in new Cambodian operation
Andre Kirk Agassi (Las Vegas, 29 de abril de 1970) es un extenista y actual entrenador de tenis estadounidense. Es considerado uno de los más grandes tenistas de todos los tiempos. Se retiró el 3 de septiembre de 2006 a los treinta y seis años, habiendo ganado más de treinta millones de dólares en premios. Fue número uno en el ranking ATP durante 101 semanas y terminó una temporada en la cima de la clasificación ATP en 1999.
Agassi es el primer jugador de la historia que ganó los siete títulos más prestigiosos en el tenis individual masculino: los cuatro Grand Slam, la Copa Masters, la medalla de oro olímpica y la Copa Davis. Fue ganador de ocho torneos de Grand Slam: cuatro Abierto de Australia (1995, 2000, 2001, 2003), dos Abierto de Estados Unidos (1994, 1999), un Campeonato de Wimbledon (1992) y un Torneo de Roland Garros (1999). Obtuvo el Golden Slam de carrera, al recibir la medalla de oro en los Juegos Olímpicos de Atlanta 1996, y ganó la Copa Masters de 1990. También formó parte del equipo campeón de Copa Davis de Estados Unidos en 1990, 1992 y 1995.
Además obtuvo diecisiete títulos de ATP Masters Series y alcanzó veintitrés finales, lo que lo ubica sexto y séptimo en los respectivos historiales, siendo Montecarlo y Hamburgo las únicas plazas donde no ganó. Está casado con la también extenista y exnúmero uno del mundo Steffi Graf.
Leer más...El 29 de abril de 1970 fue un miércoles bajo el signo estelar de ♉. Era el día 118 del año. El presidente de los Estados Unidos fue Richard M. Nixon.
Si naciste en este día, tienes 55 años. Su último cumpleaños fue el martes, 29 de abril de 2025, hace 138 días. Su próximo cumpleaños es el miércoles, 29 de abril de 2026, en 226 días. Ha vivido durante 20.227 días, o aproximadamente 485.448 horas, o aproximadamente 29.126.935 minutos, o aproximadamente 1.747.616.100 segundos
Date: 30 April 1970
US command refuses to permit Amer correspondents to accompany Amer support units in new Cambodian operation
Date: 30 April 1970
By JOSEPH DURSO Special to The New York Times
Joseph Special
Box scores of all games between nonlocal teams omitted by Times because of composing room delays caused by union meetings
Date: 29 April 1970
By C.L. SULZBERGER
C. SULZBERGER
C L Sulzberger comments on Brit TV commentator R Day's article in London Encounter (pub) that states TV coverage is factor in reaction of Amers to war because its violence is displayed with shocking realism
Date: 30 April 1970
By VARTANIG G. VARTAN
Vartanig VARTAN
Date: 30 April 1970
By DAMON STETSON
Damon STETSON
ITU talks with 4 papers continue without progress on money issue; 9 other unions reptdly growing impatient with lack of progress in own negotiations; Times proceeding with advance preparations for May 3 Sunday issue despite production slowdowns resulting from chapel meetings; repts loss of 384 pages of ad worth $1,921,200, 374 columns of news and 56,654 man-hrs worth $317,543 since Mar 30; Kheel meets with stereotypers, printers and papers
Date: 29 April 1970
By CHRISTOPHER LYDON Special to The New York Times
Christopher Special
CBS says forthcoming TV int with ex-Pres Johnson has had material deleted at Johnson's request on grounds of natl security; refuses to confirm or deny repts that in deleted material Johnson expressed basic doubts about Warren Comm's conclusion that Oswald was 'single assassin, acting alone,' in killing of Kennedy; CBS News pres Salant says he acceded to cuts in accordance with prior agreement that Johnson could rev his remarks after filming and delete comments involving natl security; other CBS sources say deleted material involves potential embarrassment to Johnson but not natl security; say that in intense battle within CBS, Salant adamantly opposed abridging film; int deals with events in Dallas on day Kennedy was shot and early wks of Johnson's succession; Johnson reptdly said in uncut int that he never entirely dismissed doubts and questions about assassination; reptdly said he was not absolutely convinced Oswald acted alone and in immediate aftermath of shooting he was concerned that assassination might have been part of larger internatl conspiracy
Date: 29 April 1970
By JOHN J. ABELE
John ABELE
Dow-Jones avg at 724.33; NY Times combined avg at 419.09, lowest since Nov '63
Date: 29 April 1970
FCC ends special press rates on telegraph and telephotograph lines leased by news orgns, holds action will not impair dissemination of news; notes UPI and AP have developed own communications systems and effect of rate increase would be minimal; says supplemental news services are operated by larger corporations which can afford added cost; Comr Johnson dissents, will issue statement; NY Times assoc ed C Daniel says abolition of preferential press rates will impede flow of information by increasing cost of transmission, holds small news agencies may be forced out of business and competition reduced; notes new rates will impose burden on Times
Date: 29 April 1970
By WILLIAM E. FARRELL
William FARRELL
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