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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1965
Page
4
Dr. Martin Anderson of the Columbia Business School argues that federal urban renewal harms urban poor, shifts slums rather than rebuilds, and calls for repeal. He cites data from his book The Federal Bulldozer noting mass displacements and racial disparities in affected households.
The page presents a themed crossword with clues across numbered lines and a cryptogram. It includes listed hints for a daily cryptoquote puzzle using a substitution cipher and a sample quote attributed to Longfellow, and references to a prior solution by Russell.
In a letter from C.B. Thomas M.D. a cooperative staff at FT Hospital is praised for admitting patients via MDs when appropriate, but a small group challenges the arrangement. The author cites Ohio rules, notes different exams for DOs, and urges continued mutual practice amid pressure from DO factions.
A reader in her 40s admits longing for a local TV Weather Man, contemplating meeting him, while her husband is steady but unromantic. Abby dismisses the temptation and warns against pursuing the affair. A separate reader asks about pregnancy after 50. Abby notes reduced odds and suggests medical consultation.
Buckley critiques media framing of President Johnson speech on Vietnam negotiations. He argues the Times shapes meaning, notes the shift from a vow to stay the course to offering talks, and warns that negotiating stance isolates neutralists while preserving resolve to keep South Vietnam free despite costs. The piece cites Owen Lattimore and contrasts policy voices.
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