NEWS SUMMARY: MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1987
Date: 01 June 1987
LEAD: International A3-10
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31st of May 1987 News
Noticias tal como aparecieron en la portada del New York Times el 31 de mayo de 1987
NEWS SUMMARY SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1987
Date: 31 May 1987
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL 3-17 2,3.9,q>The Soviet defense chief was ousted and the military was rebuked by the Politburo after an aircraft crossed Soviet airspace and landed beside the Kremlin. The replacement of Marshal Sergei L. Sokolov was announced by Tass. Page 1 The new Soviet Defense Minister, Gen.
THE DEFENDER OF ALLEGIS: RICHARD JESSE FERRIS
Date: 01 June 1987
By Agis Salpukas
Agis Salpukas
LEAD: Richard Jesse Ferris, the chairman and chief executive officer of the Allegis Corporation, has spent a decade trying to build a company that could take care of all the major needs of travelers. He has assembled a triad of companies - United Airlines for air service, the Westin and Hilton International chains for hotel rooms, and
Backgrounders Galore
Date: 01 June 1987
LEAD: One arrangement that has endured in the six years of the Reagan Administration has been its often criticized policy of background briefings. They have been the vehicles for the frequent statements by Washington journalists quoting unnamed senior Administration officials.
NIXON'S NOTE TELL OF AN EARLY DISTRUST OF THE PRESS
Date: 31 May 1987
AP
LEAD: Richard M. Nixon regarded most reporters as enemies long before the Watergate scandal engulfed his Presidency and ordered his aides to treat them with contempt.
'PEOPLE DON'T SEE A NEED TO VOTE'
Date: 31 May 1987
By Richard L. Berke
Richard Berke
LEAD: INrrxh 1963, a Presidential panel charged with devising ways to encourage Americans to vote recommended abolishing poll taxes and literacy tests and lowering the voting age to 18.
And the Bride Wore Paper
Date: 31 May 1987
LEAD: YET another disposable product -the paper wedding gown - was introduced a little over a year ago at a dress shop in the Los Angeles area.
Mail 'Dilemma' For Congress
Date: 31 May 1987
LEAD: A CHERISHED Congressional privilege known as the frank -sending mail to constituents at taxpayer expense - came under fire last year.
Wiping Out Foxes On Aleutian Island
Date: 31 May 1987
LEAD: AS the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service saw it, if the Aleutian Canada goose, an endangered species, was to thrive again on the Aleutian island of Kiska, it was necessary to turn back the ecological clock. And that meant killing all the arctic foxes there - some 700.
POP: LIZA MINNELLI OPENS 3-WEEK CARNEGIE DATE
Date: 31 May 1987
By Stephen Holden
Stephen Holden
LEAD: MIDWAY in Thursday's opening-night performance of her three-week Carnegie Hall engagement, Liza Minnelli struck an uncharacteristically formal pose. Arriving onstage in a sumptuous burgundy-colored gown by Halston, the singer positioned herself between a string quartet and a harpist. Ignoring the 47-piece orchestra behind her, she proceeded to offer an amusing ''highbrow'' chamber interpretation of the Al Jolson favorite, ''Toot Toot Tootsie.