베일리 체이스(Bailey Chase, 1972년 5월 1일 ~ )는 미국의 배우이다.
더 알아보기...1972년 5월 1일은(는) 월요일의 별 기호 아래에 있는 **♉**입니다. 올해의 121일이었습니다. 미국 대통령은 Richard M. Nixon입니다.
이 날에 태어났다면 당신은 54살입니다. 마지막 생일은 2026년 5월 1일 금요일, 23일 전이었습니다. 다음 생일은 2027년 5월 1일 토요일일 후 341입니다. 당신은 19,746일, 약 473,917시간, 약 28,435,047분 또는 약 1,706,102,820초 동안 살았습니다.
Date: 02 May 1972
Special to The New York Times
Nationalist China discloses May 1 that 8 persons, arrested over 1 yr ago, were convicted of sedition by mil tribunal in Mar on charges of belonging to 'rebel orgn', reptdly 1 urging Taiwan independence from both Nationalist and Communist China; noted writer Li Ao, editor of liberal Wen Hsing until it was closed in '65, among 8; gets 10-yr jail term
Date: 01 May 1972
By JOHN M. LEESpecial to The New York Times
Article in Apr issue of Tokyo pub Keizai Orai by O Miyoshi, charging that some of Japanese press secretly agreed with Peking in '68 to comply with certain pro-Peking pol principals as price of maintaining correspondents in China, stirs controversy; charges that member of governing Liberal-Dem party, S Tagawa, has served as intermediary; some Tokyo newspapers confirm to Amer newsmen in Japan existence of at least tacit understanding with Chinese authorities on ground rules for coverage; papers concerned are Asahi Shimbun, Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Nishi Nippon Shimbun and Kyodo news agency; some pro-Peking articles detailed
Date: 01 May 1972
White House Correspondents Assn journalism awards to F Wright (Minn Tribune), J R Polk (Washington Eve Star) and C Kilpatrick (Washington Post)
Date: 02 May 1972
By HENRY RAYMONTSpecial to The New York Times
Doubleday & Co pres K D McCormick urges publishers not to assume that recent Sup Ct rulings insure const guarantees of freedom of press against further assaults from Govt and private agents, May 1 s to Amer Publishers Assn; cites recent Justice Dept investigation of Beacon Press of Boston, which issued 4-vol ed of Pentagon Papers; calls on assn to counter campaign by 2 private groups, called Citizens for Decent Literature and Morality in Media, to have state legislatures reverse Sup Ct rulings that protect books; cites other examples of repression and censorship
Date: 02 May 1972
By TERENCE SMITHSpecial to The New York Times
rev of events surrounding NY Times's pub of Pentagon papers in light of its receiving '72 Pulitzer Prize
Date: 02 May 1972
By GEORGE GENT
George GENT
Natl Women's Orgn (NOW) NY chapter announces that it has filed petition with FCC challenging license renewal application of WABC-TV, alleging 'sexism' in station's program and employment practices, May 1 news conf at Center for Const Rights; charges station has consistently failed to cover serious women's issues and has presented 'disparaging portrayal of women's role in soc' through its regular programming and commercials; petition, prepared with help of Dr B Sang, includes material gathered over 18 mos; singles out Eyewitness News anchorman R Grimsby for 'snide comments' about women
Date: 02 May 1972
Special to The New York Times
J Anderson charges that FBI conducted inquiries into 'sex lives, drinking habits and personal affairs' of 'prominent Amers'; says FBI dir Hoover has demonstrated 'intense interest in who is sleeping with whom in Washington'; says former Pres Johnson appreciated stories about love affairs of public figures; in his column of May 2 lists names of various personalities who have been investigated by FBI
Date: 01 May 1972
By LESLEY OELSNER
Lesley OELSNER
C Neiberger recalls his experiences when called before grand jury investigating Capitol bombing, Apr 30 conf on grand jury system, NYU Law School, NYC; says grand jurors 'played poker and solitaire and didn't listen' when prosecutor questioned him about bombs
Date: 02 May 1972
By PETER KIHSS
Peter KIHSS
72 Pulitzer Prizes to B W Tuchman for Stilwell and the American Experience in China (nonfiction); J P Lash for Eleanor and Franklin (biog); W Stegner for Angle of Repose (fiction); C N Degler for Neither Black nor White (history); J Wright for Collected Poems (poetry)
Date: 02 May 1972
NYC Human Rights Comm on May 1 dismisses charges of discrimination against WNBC-TV News brought by S L Jackson, reporter discharged last Dec; Jackson alleged that he was dismissed because he is Puerto Rican, that he had only rarely been permitted to appear on camera, and that he alone had been asked to work every weekend; comm says its investigation had found 'insufficient evidence' to support Jackson's charges, which were denied by NBC