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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1966
Page
6
A Soviet system claims no unemployment and two week quit notice, but a new regulation exposes a hidden practice. Workers may stay idle, supported by relatives, while employers withhold labor cards to block changes. Parasite penalties for the jobless include exile to Siberia for years.
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Jim Bishop recalls his mother Jenny Bishop who died at 73 after a heart attack nine years ago. He describes her life from factory work to parenting with stern discipline and deep love as the family recalls the last days in Sea Bright and the seaside porch.
A high school senior writes Dear Abby about wanting to be a nurse and to marry a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer. The column replies with encouragement and a Canada trip idea. A separate memory recalls a mother’s death at a hospital and a quiet, intimate ending.
UPI reports the 1966 civil rights bill threatens to alienate voters in northern suburbs over open housing provisions. Johnson backs a version with exemptions for small owner occupied buildings, while the House adds limits. The outcome could cost Democrats gains in the North and in the 1968 race.
A quip notes that in summer romances the option of marriage is rarely the immediate or preferred outcome, suggesting a light hearted view of fleeting relationships. The remark emphasizes casual dating over long term commitment during warm seasons.
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