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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1967
Page
6
A task force from the American Institute of Architects argues for restoring the Capitol exterior rather than tearing down the west front to add offices and a sightseer restaurant. They say repairs suffice and preserving the original exterior preserves democracy’s vivid symbol.
A cryptogram example explains substitution codes with titles and clues. It shows Rodent Indentured Amphibi Field Roman magistrate Miss Hiller Father Affix and notes one letter stands for another. A Wilde quote closes Saturday.
Nineteen years after Milton Berle ruled television with Texaco Star Theatre, a portrait recalls his rise from Harlem roots to Broadway early success and a later life marked by wealth and personal volatility. Berle’s hustling, speed on stage, and controversial antics defined a comedian who helped shape TV.
DEAR ABBY columnist notes an invitation from the Old Mrs John Doe to cocktails and supper for the New Mrs John Doe after a quick Mexican divorce. The letter wonders if an ex-wife can be a good sport and whether a newly acquired John might join. The reply says it’s not normal but pleasant, suggesting no bitterness among the former spouses.
A reader asks if a teacher may dictate party invites to a fourth grader. Abby supports the teacher, arguing uninvited classmates will feel lasting hurt. The column then shifts to Militon Berle, tracing his career, wealth, Broadway and TV history, and notes on his earnings and shows.
A reader argues against federal confiscation of a farmer's land and warns of loss of individual rights. The letter cites Whittaker and Franklin quotes, urges protest to senators, and claims a biased political culture empowers government over citizens. It laments apathy and notes Congressmen’ s reelection by 82 percent.
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