Newspaper publishing grit amid market gloom
In a stark behind the scenes look the piece notes the unique costs and logistics of daily newspapers reporting the industry’s reach. It contrasts industry scale with low consumer prices while detailing a stock market slide that erodes confidence and sparks layoffs.
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United States
Market turbulence and Nixon tapes cited in press stories
The piece discusses the stock market slumps after high income levels in the 1960s, seat prices on exchanges collapsing, and the rise of a central market reducing exchange autonomy. It also reports on Nixon era tapes showing Nixon and Haldeman using Ehrlichman, with Ehrlichman cast as a puppet, and notes FBI probes into Nelson Rockefeller amid VP confirmation rumors.
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Rockefeller ties fuel FBI probe in Latin America
FBI sources scrutinize the Rockefeller network, including the American Association for Economic and Social Development and the Inter national Basic Economy Corporation, for grant spending and overseas ventures in Latin America. The inquiry also covers a Commission on Critical Choices linked to grooming a presidential candidate, with Rockefeller treated as a central figure but not accused of subversive acts.
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Commission On Critical Choices
White House
Free Enterprise and Amtrak Critique of Government Rail Policy
A critical examination of Amtrak and government involvement in railroads argues that socialized funding distorts private enterprise. The piece cites rising ridership yet persistent deficits, noting rail service mixed gains and ongoing reliance on taxpayer dollars. It warns about a loss of competition if the state-run model persists.
Road Trouble Calls Prompt Area Citizens to Contact Officials
Unsatisfied readers urge action against PennDOT and seek contact with state legislators and PennDOT officials by phone or mail. The list includes scattered vague contact details, offices in Harrisburg Meadville and Erie, with several garbled names and addresses.
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