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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1971
Page
4
A letter from James F. Zuber criticizes Don Davis and local officials over plans to shut down the municipal electric system and buy power from Ohio Edison. He accuses the mayor and candidate Coletta of apathy and misinformation while predicting job losses for plant workers.
A cryptogram puzzle and clues list with across and down entries, including given theme quotation and a note on Walt Whitman. The page shows grid style prompts, clue numbering, and a completed quote solution line.
TV night lists multiple films and series titles with times and cast notes from early evening to late night. It includes Powderkeg and The Atomic Brain among dramas and sci fi, plus classic shows like Perry Mason, Gilligan's Island, and The Odd Couple with a dense schedule and channel identifiers.
Jim Bishop recounts the origins and exploits of the OSS led by Wild Bill Donovan. The piece covers daring operations, such as sabotaging a naval dump with phony explosives, and humorous episodes like the two truths about a saboteur ruse. It notes OSS training rigor and Stanton Lovell’s chemical ruses.
A 26 year old bachelor from Eudora Kansas critiques a dateless girl who thinks niceness causes lack of dates He argues that being too nice is not the issue and warns such girls to avoid "boys" by staying respectable He urges Abby to tell young women that men still want good girls and to save themselves for lasting relationships.
In a column from Flagstaff Arizona a reader from Eudora Kansas reflects on being dateless and suggests patience. Another contributor from Eudora endorses dating values and respecting boundaries while waiting for true love.
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