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Show ' SDX Resolution Blasts ' Roey . I Asfee$ !, SCMHY. NOV Suniav Heroti ! With Agnew In Agnew 'Control' Tactics w News Attack TV Viewers, 'Generally (ITIW' Cs!ft IwWwnw tvego r' ' a Support Agnew Attack Co.,e, U,M . ' - in Phoenii. DES MOINES, Iowa Aris A II A Urutc-n- Gears Urban S3ld Agnew U3S trie TV inmtarictir Vice Pres-- j Rjrrjiey. r.ak . resa nfi(w voice of President N"ion end sdent Spiro T. Agnew'- cnti--i By Veitetl Pros Interne tina! 'oh ef U S. r.e;otiator dunnf the was cixTi of television Pres- - that the adm:n.tra'.:on nes eever- - Viewers went to the te'erhon Jcnnon administration at the Saturday rapping Vic for "u:.rj'":-':rT,..rthis weekend some re- - this weekend and sa;d. eeneraJ. Pari iace talks, said fridiy aJ ! 05 tu? V.etr,am War criticism and unconstnKrtv porters look for corj ict ana h few favored Vice President night he wouldn't be lMtmsdat- 11 bv .fr"1.": P"11' chances to be caustic. any government: rejecting Spiro T. Agnew s attack on net- - ed by it rie was attacked fey of I thk control of n"s anah sis. television news coverage name by Agnew. m newsmen who resorted to the Romney said these reporters work in a speech at Des culture'! constituted "new a Agnew, Janv Democratic congress- resorunons commn.e use a invective arA ?nithe' An4 tSe has taken over major; Moines. Iowa, Thursday rich!, men. hi& rewe-- ' Deha which Sisma urh as Ren Andrew Oil ... . , , c i vt yu tiuum , "... uviiwivtAii mein. v. wr sents newmen in both the print u sjevi- - j acting resorted to reeentv would e'f men!s of t'"i iruiana, Qiaui nut ii, 'Th nw ryhiJTV. mhirh ha rally for their ar.a!vss of either. and electronic media, submitted Nov. 3 tpeecn " the rebuke to Aenev toi o- SDX r.vl-itithat m!y ecnteinpt for Mythin re coverage etnam war and s dominating0" rt delegates at f society's 0 Wvr had "indu!cd in wide rt that b jadrasters '.v ur.r pnauon scriminatelv annual convention. the asnington w"ora ifrom ranfiiM- critiques,. climaxed bv 87"" good a 1 a wm iu wvifts nomnev news . . . tr.e . nes . . . and A vyitp wat scheduled fnr late his national. v televise a'tark anaj .sew ion, s 1530 at ""-ethe Midwest! WPP1 Asnews. Jacobs quipped. . .. . Saturday bv the 750 delegates w netwrk television Dews- n a I?Una U.iauW. cv"ur,tel Frank A--k. reanainn editor men." It continued: Fedr81 Communications "Conv tin 'A the vice of tfva Detroit Pre Prss. was "Boreas Simia Delta fii. in .network headqaartm are run- president c r t we can all do m. - cc AM.tt r . uti i it 1: am w aa a j- inn.r,iiAj r iinnuiiiL ii'd tji SlniftTPSls. fwkesmi-for ABC tn New of SDX which has about 19,500 the standards of journa- - meftinj about this by lending rieveJoDmenthVaJ ;1. ;lismT welcomes constructive our ??rt to those principles members " ' ' . ! Hueh Mjiority .. . X U. I.I 1 . TI IITIil-Il' " uw u"7"'" IDUl '"i :L - 1" rii . .scort: California vtlut3 RoW ft Referring to .Agnew's MA. . jt-- f wis naoon. iv u.. v jor-.n-- n ' ce aaia. and Forest Hills. NY' The ratio was about two td ken criticism of news coveraze ""7treeaom. wnetner p t,. m;c . .. ....... ...... or in maiv ot-10 areata stations a w oi'K'nn im rrui the A countrv. tiirojinou' land VS networks and "instant analy-- ' n,?llw w 6iUC- - iruiIi VC . k w a to call United NBC telep:ne tpu sis cv iv commentators, tne . tc; 8nJ w. od no hke tlie Thursday night Des Pri'.-- s International m favor of resolution said he had gone far' . "Therefor be It resolved that 0 A fh,t vans cuirjre tame from Mrs. Krau-Moines reiee! bevond anything con5tnictive gma ivita (. m speecn, it Ague claiming dvmoeratic principles " arit haH made remark whir any efforts by ine vice. hinted at eovemmpnt wnr. . t or other government ship W. A.erell Harnman,i?.!rexe1., 8"tiwar protest could "be construefl as a threat h(ine ca!:s d show the sood to control or Lmpede to tie .American freedom to a, radb, Md te,evjskm -- t jthings and there is so much. and tne Ir.IP W III collect and comment on the coverage cuunwj nave me best, me freest, and good in ttus country," she said. comment on anv 'au"l uu"u-n'J- i news (legitimate .Friday, a majority of them in tie most uninhibited press in) Mike Jackson, news director news I Eric Sevareid of the Colum-!1- suppon 01 Agnew. wno cnarged the world, and I don't believe for KVOO-TV- , Tulsa, Okla.. cot oiif ,01a Droaocasung jine neiworas news was con- - anyone is coin to shackle it bv dozens of calls Friday, but one of the best known TV commen- DISPLAYING THE FLAG trolled by a small group ofxriticism." stood out j tators, also hit back at the vice' On a building or in a room, men. Aznew leveled him . "On guy went so far as to; newsmen display only one U.S. flag! Sen. Charles Percy, 'networks Thursday for their tell me that he doesn't witch saying president, would soon be off the air if they prominently. Decorate with ortv iwho itAed as chairman of a analyses that followed Presu- U.S. commercial televiaion med the same language as er pennants or red, white and conference workshoD Fridav.'ident news anymore. He listens to tht j blue bunting as de?ired. told newsmen he thought "we;the Vietnam war. Agnew. Voice of America." PD-- 11" - - J a 4V i t , Sevareid. Bv RAY MEAVS V. . 1 ." . - ts n w . ' f P. indi-reno- w w b-'- 1 - a- : ti iit-- ni 1 mij. 11 1 ' ; - V - A " .? BW,lr , ( v ImiHf n ii , " - ... - - - : - .'.M " aW mrmmmnrmmmmmmmmimmMWtMWmmitmiwmimmiti iinifwrrtTinriin .'Kafn. u,i. - i t, fb v - THIS IS MY COUNTRY 'would be a good title for this pictute, a disabled World War II veteran-w- ith only 1 mechanical book for a right hand-prou- dly saluting with his left lifter placing a wreath on a veterans' memorial monument in Walden, N.J. He is Lee Hyatt of Middleton, NJ. Veterans Day observance! were a major highlight in a week full of demonstrations in towns and cities throughout the country as antiwar protestors vied with President Nixon's "silent majority" to make their feelings known. (Herald-UP- I sin, hv j Telephoto). I Haynsworth Debate Shows Little Change II rwUpi WHY WAIT? p, M Li if fin WASHINGTON (LTD --After criticized his two days of formal debate in ancial dealings. the Senate, a UPI poll shows Opposition to Haynsworth. of little change in sentiment Greenville, S.C., and Chief toward the Supreme Court Judge of the 4th U.S. Circuit of Clement F. jCourt of Appeals, has come nomination Haynsworth Jr. 38 in favor, 46 .chiefly because of bis financial opposed and 16 uncommitted. dealings and civil rights and Friday, as was expected, Sen. j labor decisions. B. Len Jordan, Sen. Marlow W. Cook, j vote he would announced a Haynsworth supporter and against confirmation of the iformer judge, said he disagreed man President Nixon nominatAbe succeed ed to jwith many Haynsworth civil resigned Fortas. rights decisions. But Cook said "With a heavy heart, but with a Supreme Court nominee a clear conscience, I shall should be judged "solely upon oppose confirmation," Jordan his qualifications." Cook said was said in a floor speech. Jordan Haynsworth's integrity and he was said he had "grave doubts" unquestioned about elevating Haynsworth to "almost without peer as a legal the Supreme Court and be scholar." 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