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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1965
Page
4
The ecumenical movement aims to unite diverse faiths against moral threats and survival risks. Dr. Warren A. Quanbeck calls church unity the century’s most important religious event, saying the church must spend itself for the world rather than focus inward on administration.
A brief quip notes that many fear judgment from others yet ignore their own worth. The line encourages self confidence and prioritizing inner beliefs over external approval.
A mixed puzzle page lists crossword clues across and down with numbered entries, plus a standard cryptoquote puzzle and a quote attribution. It includes sample entries, hints for solving, and the daily code example LONGFELLOW with substitution rules.
William F Buckley quotes John Birch Society member Frank Cullen Brophy defending the group against charges of anti government rhetoric. The exchange centers on AMERICAN OPINION's claim linking a 1962 Walker incident to Communist Party demands and Warren Court alleged subversion.
A reader column opens with Abby Van Buren letters about self image and a daughter’s pregnancy and ends with a long critique of John Birch Society views. The debate touches on First Amendment, communism, and public figures, citing Sidney Hoop, Katzenbach, Warren and others.
A city mayor talks about beating others at golf and a stenographer learns rules from her boss. A bride questions furniture costs and a class reunion reveals shifting exam answers. Two Texans fish in Oregon finding gold nuggets and joke about oil prices.
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