N.B.C. Asks Reversal of Ruling in 'Fairness' Case; Plans Test Case
Date: 22 June 1973
By JOHN J. O'CONNOR
John O'CONNOR
NBC has requested full FCC rev and reversal of agency's staff ruling that NBC News special on pensions aired in '72 violated fairness doctrine; comm staff rejected as 'unreasonable' NBC's contention that program constituted 'broad overview' of some problems involved in private pension plans; NBC repts that if it fails to get reversal by comm itself it plans test case in appellate cts
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Hunt Said to Get $72,000After a Threat to 'Tell All'; $72,000 Payment to Hunt Is Reported Package Delivered Special Bank Account
Date: 22 June 1973
By SEYMOUR M. HERSHSpecial to The New York Times
Sources close to Watergate case say that E H Hunt Jr recd final cash payment of $72,000 in mid-Mar after he had warned J L Ehrlichman that he was ready to 'tell all' about White House operations against Dr D Ellsberg in '71; warning was in lr sent to J W Dean 3d for relay to Ehrlichman; another source says that a few days before lr was sent Hunt told former White House official that he was planning to write book about Watergate unless he got more money; number of sources rept that on either Mar 20 or 21, days on which key White House advisers were discussing Watergate with Pres Nixon, pkg containing $72,000 was delivered by F C LaRue to office of W O Bittman, Hunt's atty; LaRue has been identified as recipient of over $400,000 in cash that was ultimately used to help finance cover-up to Watergate defendants
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Anti-Allende Ad Brings Shutdown of a Chilean Paper
Date: 23 June 1973
rival 24-hr gen strikes staged by pro-Govt and opposition forces end in Chile on June 22 but anti-Govt hs students boycott classes to support 65-day miners walkout at nationalized copper mine at El Teniente; large work stoppages paralyzed provinces of Santiago, Arica, Valparaiso and Concepcion, where about 7.5-million of 10-million Chileans live
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Law on Sex-Labeled Job Ads Is Upheld
Date: 22 June 1973
Special to The New York Times
US Sup Ct, 5-4, on June 21, rejecting protests that press freedom is being endangered, upholds validity of a Pittsburgh, Penna, ordinance that prohibits newspapers from carrying sex-designated ads; decision is victory for advocates of women's rights, who maintain that such distinctions in ad should be allowed only where there is a legitimate connection between occupation and sex; complaint was brought by Natl Orgn for Women; Assoc Justice L F Powell writes majority opinion
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C.B.S. Picks Woman As Half of Its TeamFor 'Morning News'
Date: 22 June 1973
By ALBIN KREBS
Albin KREBS
CBS has chosen S Quinn, Washington Post reporter with no previous TV experience, to anchor its forthcoming revamped morning news program; has apptd veteran correspondent H Rudd as other half of news team; new version of CBS Morning News is expected to go on air in July; J Hart and N Benton, regulars on present program, will be reassigned as correspondents in NYC and Washington, DC, respectively; CBS News pres R S Salant comments
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