2 MANILA EDITORS FACE TAIPEI TRIAL; Deported Brothers Accused of Communist Activities
Date: 25 May 1970
Philippine-born Chinese journalists Q and R Yuitung, brothers, recently deported from Manila to Taipei for alleged Communist sympathies and activities, held in mil jail while Govt prepares evidence for trial and determines what charges to bring against them; journalists had operated newspaper in Manila for over 20 yrs, have long been disliked by Taipei Govt and Nationalist party officials among Overseas Chinese in Philippines because of their critical attitude toward Taiwan and unwillingness to denounce Peking; Internatl Press Inst, at Hong Kong gen assembly, voted to censure Philippine Govt for its handling of affair, appts com to look into matter; Nationalist Govt overrides security officials, cooperates with press investigatory com, permits members to talk with imprisoned brothers
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Books of The Times; Marx, Marijuana, Vermont and the System
Date: 26 May 1970
By JOHN LEONARD
John LEONARD
R W Peterson book Only the Ball Was White, on Negro players in organized baseball prior to '40s revd
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5 NEWSMEN IN WAR DETAINED AND FREED
Date: 25 May 1970
5 newsmen detained by N Vietnamese soldiers, Pnompenh area, but quickly released; CBS news team stopped briefly by enemy soldiers
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Political Police Close Largest Paper in Argentina; Argentine Political Police Close Country's Largest Newspaper
Date: 25 May 1970
By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Special to The New York Times
Malcolm BROWNE
Pol police close BA Cronica, marking 1st time that regime of Pres Ongania has closed newspaper; illus; action is reminiscent of confiscation of La Prensa by former dictator Peron in '51; Govt charges Cronica falsely reptd death of student in recent student-police clashes in Cordoba, Rosario and other cities; continuation of state of siege, imposed after '69 rioting, noted; Primera Plana, nation's leading news magazine, has remained closed under state of siege provisions
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TIMES AND UNION REACH AN ACCORD; Printers Would Get 41.69% Rise Over 3 Years Other Papers Still Negotiate Times and Printers Reach Accord on 3-Year Pact
Date: 25 May 1970
By DAMON STETSON
Damon STETSON
repts NY Times plans to rev contract settlement with printers to determine effect on circulation prices and ad rates
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JAMES IS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF NEWS
Date: 26 May 1970
Elections; W H James succeeds F M Flynn as pres; Flynn becomes chmn and chief exec officer; R W Clarke, J Cowles, H D Lloyd Jr, J H Wood, Flynn, James, J J Lynch, V E Palmer and J J Patterson re-elected dirs
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KHEEL ADVOCATES MORE AUTOMATION
Date: 26 May 1970
Mediator in Press Dispute Asks Technological GainBy DAMON STETSON
Labor mediator T W Kheel urges unions to back cos' efforts to improve productivity through use of technological advances, int
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F.C.C. Petitioned to Curb Talks By Nixon on TV About War
Date: 26 May 1970
By JACK GOULD
Jack GOULD
Yale U group, Com for Fair Broadcasting of Controversial Issues, petitions FCC asking curb on Nixon's access to TV networks when opponents of war are not accorded equal opportunity for air time; some petition signers listed
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