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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1975
Page
4
Treasury Secretary William Simon tells the House Ways and Means Committee that cutting corporate income taxes could revive business and create jobs, while Congress must win public support through an extensive educational effort.
In a column, Jim Fiebig questions Cerritos California turning Pat Nixon’s boyhood home into a memorial. He argues public sites should be usable rather than reverential shrines and compares Holy Land travel to focusing on Christ’s words and deeds, not locations.
The piece surveys shifting fashions in JFK conspiracy theories from the Warren Commission's “acted alone” verdict to revived claims involving Castro and Diemite plots. It notes how pundits fear right wing or left wing narratives, linking Oswald to various groups while imagining new motives and actors behind the assassination.
H R Haldeman referenced a loyalist to handle tough but necessary chores as Ford allies including Howard Callaway target Vice President Rockefeller as a potential obstacle to nomination. Ford hints at an open convention but remains firm on naming his running mate, prompting skepticism about Republican unity and trust in Conservative voters.
A columnist muses on weather, anticipation, and economics, recalling packing for vacation and the Dow Jones plunge after the Kennedy assassination. He reflects on ignorance of markets and the puzzling forces behind stock moves, tying in personal anecdotes and political events.
The entry lists Middletown Ohio subscription costs for daily and Sunday editions and outlines annual mail rates. It then shifts to a personal column discussing corporate secrecy, auditor oversight, and bribery issues, comparing finder’s fees to tax and IRS scrutiny and speculating on mislabeling payments.
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