Last of Chinese Newsmen Is Released in Hong Kong
Date: 03 October 1969
Wong Chak, last of 13 Chinese newsmen imprisoned for their role in '67 disturbances, released from prison; release raises hope that Communist China will free Grey
Tetsuya (musician) Γενέθλια, Ημερομηνία Γέννησης
Tetsuya (Japanese: テツヤ; born October 3, 1969), formerly known as Tetsu, is a Japanese musician, singer-songwriter, and record producer, best known as bassist and bandleader of the rock band L'Arc-en-Ciel. Formed in 1991, they have sold over 40 million records, making them one of the best-selling music artists in Japan.
Tetsuya also performs backing vocals in L'Arc-en-Ciel and has composed many of the band's songs, including "Link", "Ready Steady Go", "Finale", "Driver's High", "Stay Away", "Pieces" and "Good Luck My Way". In 2001, he started a solo career under the name Tetsu69. From 2005 to 2006, Tetsuya was a support member of Morrie's solo project Creature Creature. He formed a L'Arc-en-Ciel cover band named Like-an-Angel in 2023.
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3rd of October 1969 News
Ειδήσεις όπως εμφανίστηκαν στην πρώτη σελίδα των New York Times στο 3 Οκτωβρίου 1969
Nixon's Nominee Concedes 'Promoting'
Date: 03 October 1969
By CHRISTOPHER LYDON
Christopher LYDON
Mrs H D Bentley, nominated Fed Maritime Comm Chmn, admits she showed partiality to Baltimore port and did extensive publicity for Amer Port Auths Assn and Amer SS Lines Com while Baltimore Sun maritime ed, Sen com hearing on apptmt; says wkly TV rept on waterfront affairs was sponsored by fed of shippers; denies conflict of interest in working for cos she reptd on; witnesses laud her experience and support for strong merchant marine, see her nearly indispensable ally to indus and Congress
BIG BOARD PRICES MAKE A RECOVERY; Bow-Jones Industrials Rally 4.95 Points to 811.84 in Late Afternoon
Date: 03 October 1969
By VARTANIG G. VARTAN
Vartanig VARTAN
NYSE trading vol 11.43-million shares
Athens Eases Its Martial-Law Rule; GREEK JUNTA SAYS IT'S EASING CURBS
Date: 04 October 1969
Special to The New York Times
Papadopoulos announces easing of Govt press controls, banning of arbitrary arrests, 'except in cases involving crimes against pub order and security', and narrowing of special mil cts' jurisdiction, news conf; illus; he says action is taken because of substantial improvement in domestic situation since coup and people's support of regime; holds 'personal freedom is inviolable'; says regime seeks to have IRC probe 'false' charges that pol prisoners are being tortured; says he will not allow newspapers to pub Caramanlis statement; measures contain number of qualifications that should allow regime to continue martial law
STOCKS RETREAT IN HEAVY TRADING; Adjustment Is on Downside as Dow Slips 3.43 Points to Finish Day at 808.41 691 ISSUES MOVE AHEAD 12.41 Million Shares Are Traded for the Largest Turnover in 6 Weeks STOCKS RETREAT IN BRISK TRADING
Date: 04 October 1969
By VARTANIG G. VARTAN
Vartanig VARTAN
PRESSMEN RETURN TO JOBS IN CAPITAL; Strikers Back at 2 Papers, but Don't Return at News
Date: 03 October 1969
pressmen return to work at Washington Post and Evening Star under extension of expired contract; Daily News pressmen still on strike; News applies for temporary injunction in Fed Dist Ct
Dayton Contract Vote Set
Date: 04 October 1969
striking printers to vote on new contract with Dayton papers
LEBANESE CENSOR JET-PLOT REPORTS
Date: 03 October 1969
Special to The New York Times
Govt bans further repts on incident as 'damaging to probe and higher natl interests'