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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1970

Page

4

Monday Evening Movies Schedule Listing

A dense local TV guide fragment lists film showings and programs for Monday evening including The Train and Hostile Guns among early features and a long slate of soap operas news magazines and game shows from 4:00 PM to 3:55 AM. Notable names include Burt Lancaster Kirk Douglas Lucille Ball Perry Mason and Merv Griffin.

Burt Lancaster George Montgomery Tab Hunter Kirk Douglas Now-Report N.W.S Editorial Dick Cavett Merv Griffin Johnny Carson Debbie Drake Phil Donahue Andy Griffith Mike Douglas Linkletter General Hospital

Daily Across Puzzle Clues

Word puzzle with across and down clues includes items like Kind of dollar Jokers and Open. The list features entries such as Not at all dial Israel city Turkish decree and other numbered hints across 1 5 9 10 12 13 14 15 17 18 20 23 27 29 30 32 33 35 38 39 42 44 46 47 48 and down 1 2.

Bury Pinch U.S Hogan Depot Israel City

Crossword Puzzle Clues and Cryptoquote Challenge

Crossword 3 4 5 clues include Leather it Month abbr Patch 2nds Failure tool Scottish Highlander Terrier Weapons Regional time Acquired Napped Dis parage knap sack and many more with chemical suffix letter period American liner Edgar Allan Poe Water craft Golfer's pin Oak ley Exclamation controls Indian Iranian ruler Fuss Suppositions Grampus cryptogram and a Saturday Cryptoquote attributed to Honore de Balzac.

Entertainers in the White House under Nixon era

The article notes Backstairs at the White House guiding stage entertainment for state dinners and Nixon evenings. Connie Stuart explains travel and hotel costs aren’t covered by the White House and that the President selects command performers, with Nicol Williamson among early choices. Pearl Bailey stands out as a peak success, even receiving the President’s gold backed chair as a keepsake.

Washington UPI White House United States Connie Stuart Nixon Opry Stuart Britain Prince Charles Princess Anne Pearl Bailey

Dear Abby column letters reveal odd romance and table manners

A reader laments a 67-year-old man pursuing his 88-year-old sister-in law, claiming he needs help. Other notes accuse a salon worker of upselling, and a wife asks how to correct a husband’s messy table manners with gentle training and kindness.

Abby Cupid Mamie Louis Quinze Alva Vanderbilt Belmont

Mamie Fish and the Myth of American Society

Jim Bishop recalls Mamie Stuyvesant Fish as a powerful society figure who mocked the rigid social ritual of the Gilded Age. He portrays the upper crust as a charity of wealth, titles, and exclusive galas, with Mamie orchestrating extravagant, sardonic events alongside architect Stanford White.

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