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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1972
Page
6
The page lists numerous across and down clues covering topics from news jargon to weathered terms, including entries like Slang term for newsaper and Islet, with numerous partial entries, hotel terms, and various abbreviations. It reads as a large crossword style puzzle segment or wordplay table typical of a vintage newspaper page.
A cryptogram demonstrates substitution where A maps to L and X to O. The sample shows a quoted sentence about a banknote, and mentions yesterday’s quote by Wilson Mizner with the decryption hint and daily variation in code letters.
A dense schedule lists Thursday night films and daytime to prime time programs. Notable titles include From Hell to Borneo with George Montgomery and Interlude with Oskar Werner, plus long runs of The Avengers era staples like Dragnet and Hollywood Squares among a full viewer lineup across 4 PM to 3 AM.
Washington columnist riffs on pornographic fortune cookies and signals their impact on trust in prophecies. He recalls a mid February tip about an aerospace contract and notes Congress killed the SST project while lamenting prurient cookie messages.
Abigail Van Buren answers reader questions on family behavior and marriage. A letter from a mother distraught by her 16 year old son Bill’s habit of acting disabled for attention is contrasted with a Canadian critique. Other readers seek marital sexual issues and caregiver support. The column advises seeking medical help and suggests community resources.
Washington columnist details Nixon’s aims in bombing North Vietnam to pressure the Kremlin and deter Hanoi. It cites private remarks about re election, references to Kennedy, and notes intelligence and military assessments on supply lines, Abrams views, and the prospect of a prolonged conflict.
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