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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1969
Page
4
A reader urges citizens to pressure Washington to end U S involvement in Vietnam. The writer argues the war is immoral and unwinnable, urging voters to demand decisive action to stop killings and defend freedom, end the conflict, and teach peace.
A cryptic sample shows a cryptoquote puzzle with clues for Notch Incite Kill Walk heavily. It explains that one letter stands for another and letters vary daily. The text also recalls yesterday's quote by Ed Howe about pulling a cold like a tooth.
A 28 year old bachelor seeks marriage with a divorced mother of two but worries about stepchildren. Abby urges him to move on. A reader reports a neighbor handling a gun irresponsibly and Abby suggests patience and safety. A wife of many years reveals an empty marriage and contemplates a break, while Abby gives candid guidance.
The lineup lists late morning to midnight programs with films such as Madame X and The People Against O Har a plus Western Zane Gray. It features game shows news reports talk shows and serials including The Mod Squad Lancer Voyage Jerry Lewis and Johnny Carson.
A humorous Washington parable recounts a novelist being rejected for a thriller about a missing vice president as Congress seemingly vanishes. An investigator asks Capitol staff and an elevator operator about Congress in session and a pay raise, finding no records of recent action.
Dr. Vincent Fontana cites U S figures showing one or two children die daily from parental acts and about 10 000 suffer abuse or neglect yearly. He links abuse to urban pressures, urges better doctor police and court communication, and supports removal of children when parents need help.
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