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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1975
Page
4
THOMAS JOSEPH sets a newspaper style crossword with clues across and down. The puzzle grid includes entries such as Calendar abbreviat and Lytton heroine with references to Olympic event and Oliver Twist character. Yesterday's answer and cryptoquote are noted in the page footer.
UPI reports that U.S. correspondents in Saigon fear South Vietnamese forces more than the enemy. ABCs Jim Bennett and Ken Kashiwahara describe threats from ARVN troops and restricted movement. CBS NBC and NBC executives confirm rising tension as French gunman is killed and Saigon tightens controls amid Da Nang panic and looming coups.
Norwalk reflectors TV listings show 8 PM movies including Ocean's 11 and The Malta Story with 9 PM crime drama Date McShane and 11:30 PM Following the Sun and It. Daytime and late night blocks feature news sports and classic series from Hogan's Heroes to Beverly Hillbillies and Tonight's Masterpiece Theatre through 1 AM.
A reader describes an abusive marriage and social isolation imposed by her husband who controls money and activities. Abby counsels seeking Family Service Agency help, legal support, and independence. A teenage reader asks about buying a ring with strict motherly limits and honesty is urged.
Secretary of State Kissinger believes Portugal is slipping toward Communism, firing Ambassador Stuart Nash Scott and installing Frank Carlucci. Lisbon reports and a congressional mission support Scott, while Kissinger favors a cautious stance and credits to aid moderates. Retired American advisers to Kissinger shaped the view, complicating U.S. balance with Lisbon's leftist leaders.
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