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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1966
Page
6
Nebraska tourism division cites a Keep America Beautiful poll showing 78 percent blame local residents for litter versus 13 percent blaming tourists. The survey says most littering happens within 25 miles of home and ends with a respondent asking who, me.
A health column warns readers that excess daily calories accumulate into a substantial total, urging attention to portion sizes and diet choices to prevent weight gain and related health risks.
Puzzle shows across clues and a single encoded quote with a note on letter substitution and a previous day quote about money and greed. Fielding 1966 syndicate line hints code words and the cryptogram style.
Jim Bishop muses on a new animal care book by Esther Guthrie and the appeal and dangers of snakes. He cites a Miami herpetologist bitten often, jokes with a Wall Street figure, and weighs the Pacific Gopher and mountain garter snakes as possible pets and oddball household items.
The column offers readers quirky problems from family noise to relationship scrutiny. It features advice on a mother's loud yawns disturbing a household, a man hiding from his mother, wedding party tensions, and a mustache tale during Charro Days.
A reader argues against turning lost or untagged dogs over to laboratories alleging inhumane care and calls for stronger oversight. The letter cites dog cruelty cases, the need for inspections, and mentions Senator Frank J. Lausche on Commerce Committee with Senate Bill 2322 and urges audience letters to Washington.
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