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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1973
Page
4
A Plain Dealer discussion on how news is gathered and attributed. It argues against a single confidential source myth, describes how chains of inquiry rely on multiple public sources, and offers clues for identifying the true origin of statements.
The May 30 1928 Middletown diary records a Memorial Day parade starting at 9 a.m. from Baltimore and Girard, with a ceremony at the Soldiers' Monument led by Hamilton Williams. Grand Marshal Jesse P Moren, 95, the oldest Civil War veteran, rode in a automobile after decades of horseback leadership. reflections note the fading Grand Army of the Republic as Spanish American and World War veterans carry the tradition. C.A. Sulfsted led the three division parade with Bert Duvall and Joe Cox assisting.
Jeffrey Hart questions the Watergate fallout and McCord clemency bid, argues the public moral panic over Watergate is excessive, notes public polls showing cost of living dominates concern, and questions Kissinger taps and Justice Department information sharing during political campaigns.
Senate account shows memoranda discussed by Gen. Walters and White House aides hint at White House awareness of Watergate actions and CIA cover up attempts. The Walters notes center on Haldeman Ehrlichman Helms and debts of political risk, with Helms accused of resisting White House pressure. The piece notes Helms faced scrutiny and personal stress amid the scandal.
Bob Considine recounts a rainy East River ride with Bill Levitt aboard a luxury barge. He asks FDR's youngest son about Watergate and hears a sharp reply that his father "invented bugging" and had bugs spread widely.
The Journal reports subscription rates for mail and motor route delivery in Middletown Ohio with prices per year and per copy while including a garbled note about a $50 auto horn crackdown in New York. It quotes random political tidbits and a Reno Executives Club exchange about Watergate with a jokey reply.
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