Giving Amin an H-Bomb
Date: 26 March 1979
By Gerard Piel
Gerard Piel
Article by Scientific American publisher Gerard Piel on Govt's prior restraint order involving The Progressive magazine; notes that in 1950 Atomic Energy Comm threatened same action in attempt to stop publication of article about bomb in Scientific American; notes that magazine acceded to cuts made by AEC agents on security grounds and published article; questions what hazard can publication pose to mil secrecy and natl security; drawing (M)
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Public Bombs, and Minds Born Secret
Date: 25 March 1979
editorial on prior restraint order against The Progressive; holds Govt's case against magazine turns out to be case against natl interest, against free speech and free inquiry; holds Govt has yet to cite any breach of security, loss of classified documents or invasion of its secret facilities
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Some Physicists, Knowledgeable on Weapons, Oppose Publication of Article Detailing Hydrogen Bomb; 'Classified at Birth'
Date: 26 March 1979
By WALTER SULLIVAN
Walter SULLIVAN
number of physicists privy to design of hydrogen bombs and familiar to varying degrees with article submitted to The Progressive magazine on hydrogen bomb are deeply concerned lest magazine publish it; they do not accept argument of magazine's editors and of physicists supporting them that article contains only information that is common knowledge among scientists; ruling in favor of Govt, they fear, would set precedent for future censorship; 2 groups have proposed that Judge Robert W Warren, presiding over case, seek advice from panel of independent specialists; proposals for independent resolutions of factual issues have been submitted by ACLU and Federation of Amer Scientists; Govt attys have rejected both proposals, which are still under study by Judge Warren; Progressive maintains that Howard Morland article adds little to what is disclosed in treatment of subject written for Encyclopedia Americana by Dr Edward Teller; Dr Theodore Taylor, designer of various atomic weapons, is opposed to article's publication (M)
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POETRY OF THE POPE PUBLISHED AS BOOK; He Used Pseudonym for 25 Years on Works Printed in Poland's Leading Catholic Paper
Date: 25 March 1979
By DAVID A. ANDELMAN Special to The New York Times
David ANDELMAN
Poetry of Andrzej Jawien, pseudonym used by Karol Cardinal Wojtyla, now Pope John Paul II, for 25 yrs in Poland's leading Cath newspaper Tygodnik Powszechny, is published in GB; newspaper's ed Jerzy Turowicz comments (M)
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The Bomb's A Secret?
Date: 26 March 1979
By Howard Morland
Howard Morland
Howard Morland comment on natl controversy over his article; been available to foreign govts for even longer; holds his article demonstrates point; says affidavit he prepared opposing Govt's efforts to suppress article documents public availability of information in article (M)
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Transcript of Carter's Replies to Queries at Broadcasters' Convention in Dallas; 1. Developing Gas Alcohol
Date: 26 March 1979
Pres Carter, in remarks to Natl Assn of Broadcasters in Dallas says, on issue of 1st Amendment privileges, he would not give 'same identical freedom' to broadcasters and newspapers because of wide differences between them (S)
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Follow-Up on the News; Tottering Fame
Date: 25 March 1979
RICHARD HAITCH
Richard HAITCH
Rowland Howard, ambulance technician who was convicted in May '78 of robbing patients as they lay incapacitated in ambulance on way to Bellevue Hosp, wins dismissal of case on grounds that he had no previous criminal record (S)
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PRESIDENT OUTLINES PROGRAM TO REVISE REGULATORY SYSTEM; CONGRESS TO GET PLAN TODAY In Speech to Broadcasters' Group Carter Says Reform Effort Is 'Call for Common Sense'
Date: 26 March 1979
By STEVEN RATTNER Special to The New York Times
Steven Special
flies to Dallas to address Natl Assn of Broadcasters conv
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