กำลังเล่นซ้ำ วันพุธที่ 14 เมษายน ค.ศ. 1971

THE CEYLON CRISIS: TOLL IN THOUSANDS; Leftists Are Divided, With Radical Youths Warring on the Socialist Government

Date: 15 April 1971

By TILLMAN DURDIN

Tillman DURDIN

T Durdin (NY Times) files dispatch from Hong Kong instead of Ceylon because of censorship in Ceylon; repts heavy censorship

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Reporting Called Lazy

Date: 15 April 1971

ASNE pres N Noyes Jr accuses press of lazy and superficial reptg, urges more sophisticated and serious perspective by newsmen, s, ASNE; members approve having ASNE lead move for law to protect news sources

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The Unfairness Doctrine

Date: 14 April 1971

By JAMES RESTON

James RESTON

J Reston discusses Govt pressures on newsmen and radio and TV eds and reporters and additional threat that stations and networks face because of Govt power to withdraw station licenses and because they are subject to FCC's fairness doctrine; says newsmen attending ASNE conv should examine this double standard of newspapers' greater freedom to defy Govt interference

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Chinese Tact Lets Us Lose Gracefully; Chinese Tact Lets Us Lose Gracefully in Table Tennis Matches

Date: 14 April 1971

By JOHN RODERICK

John RODERICK

Roderick article

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John Scali of A.B.C. Is Appointed to Post At the White House

Date: 14 April 1971

Special to The New York Times

J A Scali, diplomatic correspondent for ABC, apptd special consultant to Pres; is 1st working newsman apptd to prominent position on White House staff; White House press sec Ziegler says Scali's task will be to broaden public understanding of Nixon's policies

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CHOU SAYS 'NEW PAGE' HAS OPENED; Premier Tells U.S. Team 'Friendship' Begins Anew

Date: 15 April 1971

By JOHN RODERICK

John RODERICK

Premier Chou En-lai receives visiting Amer table tennis players and tells them their visit has 'opened new page in relations of Chinese and Amer people'; asks members to extend regards of Chinese people to Amer people; expresses confidence this beginning again of friendship will meet with majority support of 'our 2 peoples'; Amers indicate accord; Chou announces Amer newsmen will be admitted but says they cannot all come at once; addressing AP correspondent J Roderick, says 'you have opened the door', illus with Amer J Bochenski

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Editors Urge U.S. Law to Shield Newsmen Against Court Action

Date: 14 April 1971

W Phillippi, in rept to Amer Soc of Newspaper Eds, says information on unsuccessful raid on N Vietnamese POW camp of Sontay last yr was mishandled

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Amsterdam News Will Be Sold; Workers Hope to Buy Harlem Paper, but Fund Drive Lags

Date: 14 April 1971

By CHARLAYNE HUNTER

Charlayne HUNTER

Pres-ed Dr Powell to sell paper and retire; says he wants to sell to staff members for about $2-million; paper's history; members of mgt and union employes try to raise funds; ask aid of Interracial Council for Business Opportunity; through council, sought Ford Foundation aid; foundation, citing Fed Tax Reform Act of '69, rejects bid; paper is 1 of biggest black papers in US

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Chou Relaxed and Jovial

Date: 15 April 1971

By NORMAN WEBSTER

Norman WEBSTER

Chou relaxed mood with Amers described

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A Times Reporter Enters China After Seeking Visa for 20 Years

Date: 15 April 1971

Special to The New York Times

Durdin arrives in China

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