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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1966
Page
4
A 1950s style discussion on auto safety questions industry focus on speed and looks. Critics and lawmakers urge voluntary improvements while resisting design controls, urging consumer awareness and shared responsibility for safer cars.
In Lafayette Park across from the White House, 40 to 50 Mississippi sharecropper campers live in four tents protesting delays in self help housing funds. Park officials call the camp a permitted symbol not typical camping, while critics note selective enforcement and urge faster aid. J.F. Kelleher of Shriver's office cites 60 to 90 days for grant approvals, with $1.3 million requested. The White House seeks a prompt resolution to avoid further disruption of views from the executive residence.
The auto industry seeks pristine, open highways to showcase new models in commercials. Filmmakers hunt long, barren stretches to emphasize speed and design while avoiding traffic and crowds.
A large daily crossword puzzle grid with clues across and down covering competence sentry duties coins and nautical terms plus a cryptogram puzzle using a substitution alphabet. The page lists many short definitional entries and a daily cryptoquote with solution hints and a previous quote by Diderot as context.
A reader asks about a mother burning a three year old to teach him a lesson after the boy lit matches. Anonymous witness urged reporting the cruelty to authorities. Other letters discuss engagement etiquette with disapproving in laws and a critique of women selling cosmetics locally.
A reader with nine children asks Abby about a mechanic husband who shares his time with a waitress and bakes brownies for him. Abby urges the wife to demand shared finances while keeping her own job and responsibilities, and offers general counsel on loyalty and personal independence.
A Berlin report says an East German film studio produced a Western where Indians are the heroes and American pioneers are villains in the film Sons of the Golden Bear. It humorously sketches future sequels with anti American twists.
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