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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1974
Page
4
A reader claims Gerald Ford and Nelson Rockefeller participate in a conspiracy to spread communism in America. The letter denounces government controls like OSHA EPA and LEAA and urges action to stop perceived treasonous plots.
The Aug. 9 4-H Style Review at Towne and Country Theatre drew over 600 participants and spectators. Public thanks are given to Barbara Wurzel and Towne and Country Players, with a call to see Best of the Best at the fair.
The page presents a cryptic crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH with clues and a cryptogram puzzle. It includes a sample mapping and a long coded quote using the daily substitution system, plus a previous day's quote about happiness by Brillat Savarin.
Dear Abby responds to a husband annoyed by his wife leaving notes. She advises using voice to communicate but humorously suggests he could write her a note himself. The column also offers responses to readers about baking two cakes, supporting PLAN for global aid, and contacting Abby for personal replies.
A snapshot of primetime and daytime listings shows drama films Pray for the Wildcats and Murder Ahoi, thrillers, comedies and a full block of news, talk shows, game shows, soap operas, and reruns from 6:00 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. including The Face of Fu Manchu, I Married a Woman, and Morning Exchange.
Washington observers describe Ford as intensely human and basically decent. He is candid, enjoys humor, and helps others, while being careful with campaign funds and taxes. The profile cites private sources, an IRS review, and a thorough FBI probe during his vice presidential path.
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