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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1966
Page
3
Illinois congressman plans a weekly two hour window during which constituents may call his Washington office at no charge. Calls must originate from Illinois offices. The move aims to gauge reaction and potential flood of complaints before expansion or rejection.
A witty line notes that most women wear skirts higher than fashionable norms. The remark contrasts appearance with expectations, hinting at bold style choices and social pressures in daily dress.
The page presents a large themed crossword grid with across and down clues including medical and nautical terms, plus a cryptoquote section teaching a daily substitution cipher. It also repeats yesterday's cryptoquote and explains the puzzle format for readers.
A Reflector note traces the Norfolk area nickname Puckerbrush to 19th century huckleberries and a party with pols after drinking huckleberry wine. Local expert Henry Timman links the name to the rally era and Jim Williams historic columns.
Dear Abby columns discuss parental guidance for a 17-year-old dating a 14-year-old and other family issues. The page reports local social notes on theater productions, hospital updates, students, and a Beatles press conference caper in Cleveland.
A Boston department store scene shows a humorous old lady delaying a perfume purchase asking if the apple trees were Baldwin or McIntosh. Two men trade marital quips about sunrise and domestic life. An auction remark and a court marshal joke close the roundup of light humor.
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