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Date: 25 February 1973
By DAVID K. SHIPLER
David SHIPLER
Washington Post reporter H Johnson says that as Vietnam war progressed, the press, often relying on US 'background meetings,' often found itself reptg more and more information that proved to be wrong, NYU panel on govt secrecy, Feb 24
Date: 25 February 1973
Saigon Govt informs NBC newsman R Nessen on Feb 23 that his visa will not be renewed and that he will be denied any future entry visa to S Vietnam; he is charged with distorting remarks of a mil spokesman
Date: 25 February 1973
MARTIN ARNOLD
Martin ARNOLD
Rev of events which have so far occurred in ct in Pentagon papers trial, in light of Govt's resting it case against defendants D Ellsberg and A J Russo; illus
Date: 25 February 1973
ANTHONY LEWIS
Anthony LEWIS
Rhodesian Govt's detention of journalist P Niesewand in Gwelo jail without charges under emergency legis discussed; arousal of press and reaction of GB noted; Prime Min Smith's actions in recent past discussed as indication of signs of uncertainty and nervousness; sharp rise in terrorist incidents noted; Rhodesian situation and Smith's position seen likely to remain troubled
Date: 24 February 1973
Defense in Pentagon papers trial on Feb 23 asks US Fed Dist Judge W M Byrne Jr to order directed verdict of acquittal on all charges, arguing that Govt has not proved espionage, theft or conspiracy; argues that prosecution has not produced sufficient evidence that either D Ellsberg and A J Russo intended to achieve any unlawful objective in removing and copying documents; defense atty C R Nesson's argument detailed
Date: 24 February 1973
By JOHN SIBLEY
John SIBLEY
NYS Justice A G Fraiman on Feb 23 refuses to quash subpoena directing NY Magazine to produce unpublished portions of controversial article written by former NYC Deputy Police Comr R Daley and entitled The Man Who Shot Rap Brown; publication's atty E D Hamilton contends subpoena will violate magazine's rights under First Amendment and under section of NYS Civil Rights Law that allows newsmen to refuse to disclose their sources of information; charges that if subpoena is upheld, Brown and his attys might obtain information they need in Fed ct suit against magazine; Fraiman explains that purpose of amendment to State Civil Rights Law is 'to prevent news sources from drying up,' adding that this is not at issue in Brown case because there is no secret about article sources; concedes that upholding of subpoena might give defense advantage but notes that Brown is charged with murder and faces possible sentence of life imprisonment, which makes matter of 'overriding' importance; says that Daley article as published was a 'substantially' altered version of original manuscript; holds that defense attys are entitled to examine article as it was written to see whether it conflicts with testimony of Ptl Manetta, who was principal source for article; Kunstler charges Daley article was 'deliberately fabricated' to prejudice prospective jurors; objects strongly to drawing accompanying article that shows Brown firing handgun at Manetta, who shot and captured Brown; prosecutor J T Litman has formally acknowledged that ballistic tests show that weapon in question was not fired
Date: 24 February 1973
By ROBERT D. McFADDEN
NYS Appellate Ct 5-judge panel on Feb 23 orders TV newsmen S Dan and R Barnes to testify before special grand jury on what they saw inside Attica prison during Sept '71 inmate rebellion; ruling upholds NYS Sup Ct Judge C F Ball's decision last fall directing newsmen to testify; panel rules unanimously that NYS law exempting newsmen from giving forced testimony does not permit them to refuse to testify about events which they observed personally; case revd
Date: 24 February 1973
Ed scores practice of protecting returned Amer POWs from the press as if they were incapable of speaking for themselves as free Amers; scores practice of protecting returned Amer POWs from the press as if they were incapable of speaking for themselves as free Amers; scores mobilization of mil pub relations men to manage their homecoming as depressing testimony that Govt lacks faith in its people; says mil authorities impose censorship, not in the interest of the POWs or of natl security but for obscure and self-serving pol reasons
Date: 24 February 1973
By DAVID K . SHIPLER
David SHIPLER
House Foreign Operations and Govt Information Subcom W S Moorhead says on Feb 23 that he will push for 2 bills which would shift control over Govt's classification system from Pres to Cong and would strengthen Freedom of Information Act, discussion at seminar entitled 'Secrecy, Democracy and Foreign Policy' sponsored by NYU's Center for Internatl Studies; says several com witnesses estimate that between 75% and 99% of material that is labeled top secret, secret or confidential does not warrant such classification
Date: 24 February 1973
About 40 demonstrators picket on Feb 23 outside Radisson Hotel in Minneaplois, where US Vice Pres Agnew is speaking, with signs decrying mil Govt in Greece; leader of group charges Nixon and Agnew with 'genocide;' Agnew leaves without appearing to notice demonstrators, who were held about 30 ft away from hotel entrance by police barricade