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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1966
Page
6
The piece critiques a call by the President to reduce unnecessary spending while noting possible tax hikes and limited chances of major spending cuts. It questions how the public can be asked to tighten finances when the administration does not lead by example.
A brief workplace notice states that the salary raise takes effect as soon as the employee completes the required action. The item frames the timing as immediate upon completion and highlights the payoff of the raise for staff.
A reader friendly note presents a themed crossword with clues across and down including Nanny's vehicle ASS and funeral song. It shows a cipher quote and a Bhagavad Gita motto about belief guiding identity.
Jim Bishop recounts a dull night as Bob Considine notes the eventful moment when a stranger killed his wife Mamie and confessed to a reporter in a Fish and Game editorial room. The scene unfolds with editors Barth Hurley and McMahon watching, while a doorman and odd patrons fill the city room.
A reader laments gossiping neighbors and pressures about hair dye revealing judgmental attitudes. The columnist urges not to mind judgments and to embrace self expression with confidence.
An unsigned Dear Abby column prompts a harsh response about a teenage girl from church who has miscarriages and a baby given away. The exchange expands into a chaotic anecdote about a murder case and newsroom chatter, ending with a quip about vibrations.
At Bowling Green University three years after student protests sparked by restrictions, President William T. Jerome oversees a push for student involvement. Jerome, a business professor, meets groups at their homes, aims to close the communications gap, and urges active participation in policy and curriculum decisions.
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