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...foreign journalists based in Jerusalem, the story came less as a surprise than as a confirmation of long-held suspicions. Correspondents often swap stories of intrusions into their telephone calls. They have also noted peculiar mechanical disruptions in the wire transmission of stories that they did not submit to prior censorship because, they contended, the stories did not breach matters of national security...
...later, however, Dolinsky reversed himself. He said that every accredited foreign reporter must sign a little-noted, routine document requiring him to submit in writing, in advance, the intended content of all telephone calls involving national security. If that rule is violated, the document states, "the censor will have to interfere by cutting off the call to prevent the transmission of forbidden news items...
Israel's policy of censoring stories and international telephone communications is all but unique among democracies. Even in Moscow and Peking, foreign correspondents do not have to submit stories in advance for clearance. In many repressive countries, the disruption of reporters' telephone calls and telex transmissions occurs mainly in war zones or during revolutions. Among the nations that have disrupted correspondents' communications at least occasionally in the past few years: Afghanistan, Algeria, Bangladesh, Burma, Iran, Kampuchea, Poland, the Sudan and the Soviet Union...
...National Security Adviser William Clark at Reagan's urging, the directive actually extended longstanding secrecy procedures that formerly applied mainly to employees and officials of the CIA and the National Security Agency. Anyone in any part of the Government who handles "sensitive compartmented information" hereafter will have to submit every speech or manuscript in its entirety to his department head for review. This screening would be required after the employee leaves Government, even throughout his lifetime if his employer so decrees. Said one of the President's close aides: "When I understood the meaning of it, I just...
...Fraternity Sorority Advisory Board, made up of faculty, administration and three student members, today will submit its recommendations on final disciplinary action for Alpha Tau Omega to George Koval, the university's assistant vice provost for university life...