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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1965
Page
5
The piece recalls Clover chains made by two young girls totaling 180 feet with an average age of nine and a half. It celebrates small crafts as a rekindling of hope, manual dexterity, and childhood nostalgia amid a world of noise and distraction.
The note describes a small inner voice at the conference warning that the Internal Revenue Service may review inside concerns. It frames this as a cautionary, introspective topic discussed among attendees.
The page lists crossword clues with numbers and a Cryptoquote puzzle sample. It includes clues like Shaggy glacial ice pinnacle and Eight legged arachnids plus a sample code AXYDLBAAXR mapping to LONGFELLOW and a note about substitution in the daily cryptoquote.
A correspondent argues anti-Semitism and race hatred persist across societies. He critiques blaming failures on minorities, laments laughter’s loss to taboo, and urges education and open dialogue. He cites experiences in Germany and America and condemns readers who carry hatred while praising tolerance through humor and understanding.
Readers share concerns from career expectations after college to wedding guest etiquette and clothing choices. Topics include returning home after failed city attempts, inviting estranged family, adoption of unwed mothers resources, and women wearing pants in different cultures. Abby responds with practical guidance.
Attorney General William Saxbe highlights local agencies as primary enforcers under Ohio liquor laws. A police officer may file against a permit holder in local courts and seek a citation before the Liquor Control Commission. Violations not tied to statutes or city ordinances aren’t arrests, but linked violations allow arrest.
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