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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
8
Reports from several nations show full employment breeds problems. West Germany faces absenteeism and skill shortages while Britain suffers haphazard workmanship and delays. Sweden Austria and Japan report staff gaps and long waits for services. The piece notes America wants full employment but questions quality and pride in workmanship.
Crossword clues span oyster to harvester and more with cryptogram puzzle AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW provided plus daily quote hint and camus remark. Includes solved yesterday quote and instructions for decoding and codebook usage.
A mother asks at what age a girl can be her own boss and Abby responds that independence requires leaving home, supporting clothing and care, education, transportation, and recreation, then choosing company and decisions. A widow explains ring custom and defends her family’s Irish tradition and view on remarriage. A 31 year old wife with a 23 year old husband praises their blended family and notes honeymoon remains, while Abby cautions it’s not unusual to still be newlywed after ten years.
Treasury Secretary Fowler faces a silver shortage forcing coin redesign. Options include sandwich copper cores with copper nickel skins, copper core with silver skin, or plain copper nickel similar to the nickel. Silver stockpiles at West Point are dwindling and last year’s usage projected depletion within three years.
A Buckley critique denounces a mass magazine offer for a portable device that eavesdrops within five football fields and records conversations. The piece argues privacy is central to liberty, laments snooping tech, and calls for new laws to ban anti privacy devices while noting practical limits for individuals seeking private conversations.
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