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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
4
Quotations from Bishop Fulton J. Sheen compiled by Quote magazine reflect his views on habit destiny character and virtue. He urges love to curb alcoholism and frames democracy as a national mission while stressing intelligent listening in marriage and the need for practical faith in daily life.
A Norwalk sesquicentennial ball plans to echo 150 years of style with some dancers in period costumes while most attendees wear modern attire. The column also notes local history items including General Custer era surgeons, a cemetery feature, a miracle story, and a TV figure reunion with Loren Green.
A cryptic style puzzle grid lists clues for across and down entries from spill over to violet. It includes letters representing other letters in a substitution code and references yesterday's answer and a quote by Theo Dore Tilton.
A mixed column presents Dear Abby exchanges on television ads and teen dating, plus short notices about travel agents, staff travels, and a local auditor’s work update. Names include Lila Wallenstein, Norwalk Travel Service, Expo 67, Ed White, and Robert E. Harter with family health details.
David L. Miller of NFO calls area farmers to resist price-setters and use collective action to earn cost of production plus a reasonable profit. He warns NFC failures may push toward corporate farms backed by Gates Tire, Budweiser, and The G.B.K. Corp.
A refugee couple finally become citizens after years of study and red tape. A series of light vignettes follows. a doctor questions sports addictions while a parrot and a shopkeeper exchange quips. The pieces capture cultural tensions with wit.
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