Diego César Ramos (Buenos Aires, 29 de noviembre de 1972) es un actor, cantante, director de escena y presentador argentino.
Leer más...El 29 de noviembre de 1972 fue un miércoles bajo el signo estelar de ♐. Era el día 333 del año. El presidente de los Estados Unidos fue Richard M. Nixon.
Si naciste en este día, tienes 53 años. Su último cumpleaños fue el sábado, 29 de noviembre de 2025, hace 183 días. Su próximo cumpleaños es el domingo, 29 de noviembre de 2026, en 181 días. Ha vivido durante 19.541 días, o aproximadamente 468.999 horas, o aproximadamente 28.139.983 minutos, o aproximadamente 1.688.398.980 segundos
Date: 29 November 1972
ROBERT McGEEHAN
Robert McGEEHAN
R McGcehan lr suggests Nixon hold question-and-answer session to which only foreign correspondents would be invited since they are rarely if every recognized at White House news confs
Date: 30 November 1972
By DAVID K. SHIPLER
David SHIPLER
Gov Rockefeller on Nov 29 warns that news media's 'serious investigative reptg will simply dry up' unless reporters have right to protect confidentiality of their sources, speech, Anti-Defamation League dinner, Syracuse, NY; says Govt has obligation not to inhibit collection and dissemination of news; notes 'disturbing decline' in public confidence in media over past few yrs; says confidence is formed by free govts mature and confident enough to accept scrutiny of free press and from mature self-responsibility on part of media in gathering and reptg news
Date: 29 November 1972
M E Hurwitz, atty for reporter W T Farr (Los Angeles Times), who was jailed for refusing to answer judge's questions on source of article he wrote about C Manson murders during Manson trial, asks Calif Sup Ct on Nov 28 to release Farr on his own recognizance on ground that judge in case, C H Older, is too personally and passionately involved to be fair; sends lr to Chief Justice Wright asking permission to submit new and additional arguments
Date: 29 November 1972
R G Fichenberg, chmn of ASNE's freedom of information com, says ASNE has gone on record in support of unqualified Fed 'shield' law to guarantee newsmen's rights to keep their sources confidential; bd's resolution urges Cong to enact legis to 'grant unqualified protection to the press in the gathering and processing of news for public dissemination'
Date: 30 November 1972
Calif Sup Ct on Nov 29 denies without comment petition by reporter W T Farr (Los Angeles Times) for release from jail where he is serving contempt sentence, stemming from his continued refusal to answer Judge C H Older's questions about sources for story he wrote in Los Angeles Herald-Examiner about C Manson murders during Manson trial; rejection of Farr's habeas corpus petition means ct decided issues without conducting hearing test as Farr's atty M E Hurwitz had asked
Date: 30 November 1972
Kansas City Star on Nov 29 files suit against Printing Pressmen's Union, charging repeated work slowdowns, strikes and sabotage; class-action suit against union asks Jackson County Circuit Ct for both preliminary and permanent injunction
Date: 30 November 1972
DOUGLAS A. MUZZIO
Douglas MUZZIO
D A Muzzio lr on T Wicker's Nov 19 article on people's right to know says specific standards of classification of certain information are based not on statute but Exec order while concepts of secrecy and classification arc provided for in both statute and ct decision; holds statute enacted by Cong in 1789 explicitly authorizes 'heads of each Dept' to prescribe 'regulations' for govt of their depts, including custody, use and preservation of records, papers and property appertaining to it; also notes Freedom of Information Act of '66 provides exemptions for 9 broad categories of information; sketch
Date: 30 November 1972
By Louis Wolf Goodman
Louis Goodman
L W Goodman article, written with assistance of J L Rodriguez, B Smith, V Whiting and D Apter, disputes misconceptions that Allende's efforts to socialize econ are causing widespread chaos and hardship; drawing
Date: 29 November 1972
By ALBIN KREBS
Albin KREBS
NBC pres J Goodman says on Nov 28 that anti-network climate in Fed Govt is making it increasingly difficult for TV networks to fulfill their obligations to the public creatively and responsibly, particularly in news area, int with NY Times editors and reporters; cites, as examples of weapons used by Govt to inhibit operations of networks, over-rigid application of some FCC rules such as Fairness Doctrine and prime-time access rule; says that Govt officials by climate they create 'push us toward news regulation which can become just plain regulation'
Date: 29 November 1972
By BILL KOVACHSpecial to The New York Times
Prof S L Popkin on Nov 28 is released from jail after Fed Govt in surprise move, dismisses grand jury investigating distribution of Pentagon papers; US Atty's office says that jury has been dismissed to avoid any conflict with prosecution of criminal charges against D Ellsberg; Harvard Univ gen counsel D Steiner on Nov 24 met in Washington, DC, with Justice Dept Internal Security Div head A W Olson and urged that some way be found to release Popkin from jail as soon as possible; dismissal of grand jury does not automatically end Govt's interest in Popkin's testimony or investigation; Popkin says that he hopes his case has brought concern to bear on need to look at grand juries more carefully, news conf after his release; says jury was originally designed to stand between the people and Govt 'and it is time it was brought back to that'; illus of Popkin and wife S Shirk