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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1966
Page
4
The National Crime Commission plans a spring survey to measure unreported thefts and assaults. Householders will state if they failed to report crimes, discuss attitudes toward police and courts, and reveal prevention precautions. Small crimes, collected together, inform prevention efforts.
A brief saying highlights that a smile is a strong tool for social ease and can effectively melt stiffness in conversations. The line emphasizes the practical impact of a friendly expression in daily interactions.
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A cryptogram puzzle text explains letter substitution and shows an example quote about affection. It references a sample code AXYDLBAAXR and notes daily changing codes with hints from word length.
A reader argues about U S Department of Agriculture sunflower payments and diverted acres, claiming higher subsidy losses and a socialist trap. The letter also warns of highway beautification billboards compensation, potential tax impacts, and urges readers to contact Governor Rhodes and state reps for lower taxes.
The NLRB upheld Disneyland’s claim that William M. Gross was dismissed for clowning and discordant noises during performances rather than union activity. He allegedly noodled on his sax, wore his cap backward, and led the Keystone Kops quartet to clash with other sections, triggering reprimands and final dismissal.
Lyle Wilson argues that events are overtaking the Great Society, not signaling a GOP takeover. He says the GOP eroded by substituting expediency for principle and blames Johnson's foreign policy escalation for limiting political options, increasing pressure on Johnson during campaign year.
Dear Abby offers guidance on addressing gentlemen as Sir and recovering a lost photograph. The letter also critiques etiquette and social norms, then expands into a commentary on Viet Nam, SEATO, NATO, inflation, and President Johnson amid looming off year elections and a weak Republican opposition.
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