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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1971
Page
4
Wilbur Vickery and assistant Scoutmaster Carl Staley thank contributors of scrap paper from Saturday. They request anyone missed to contact them about pickup at 42 E. Seminary St. and Washington Road.
A dense crossword grid with across clues including Pardon me and various abbreviations, plus downs clues for words like French girl's friend name and eight-day. The cryptogram quotation follows, offering a Caesar-like code and yesterday's solution about successful people guiding others.
Queen Elizabeth II marks 45 as observers note time has aged her portrait and brought greater maturity to her reign. The queen continues to lead state duties without delegation, while questions linger about abdication rumors and future succession with Prince Charles awaiting training.
Dear Abby columns discuss relationship infidelity and social etiquette. A reader learns of a coworker affair, questions of knowing vs ignorance, and how truth impacts marriage. Other letters address misinterpreting invitations and staying for events. Abby advises honesty and polite communication.
A dense schedule lists movies and daytime programs across channels with multiple film titles such as Run Simon Run House of Cards and Dime with a Halo. It shows news shows talk variety shows and soap operas including Perry Mason Marcus Welby Days of Our Lives and General Hospital.
A tourist misreads the Capitol layout and uncovers the House of Representatives in a tongue in cheek tale. FBI fingerprints, Nixon aides, and J. Edgar Hoover figures frame a joke about a second legislative body gaining fame and influence this year. Wilbur Mills draws presidential chatter as the Senate looms with dozens of hopefuls.
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