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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1967
Page
6
Jim Bishop presents a daily cryptogram featuring numbered clue words and letter substitutions. The sample explains one letter stands for another, with A replacing L and X replacing O. It includes a quote about perception and a Byron citation from 1967 King Features Syndicate.
A first person reminiscence recalls Jenny Josephine Tier born June 1884 at Jersey Avenue and Eighth Street in Jersey City. Her father was a policeman earning $50 a month. She grows up as a housekeeper with lessons on beds cooking virtue neatness and duty to God. The narrator recalls a twelve year old love and a winter scene of reading with stockinged feet near the oven.
Dear Abby letters recount a husband seeking separate bedrooms after buying a three bed home. Readers discuss sleep reliability, smoking habits, and the impact on marriage while a neighbor babysitter notes a rude critique.
Don J. Young questions Helena Montana judge Loble's claimed successes. He cites NCCDP findings showing delinquency rose, not fell, under Loble's procedures. Other groups echo the critique and stress seriousness of juvenile delinquency.
Former President Eisenhower recalls Khrushchev’s criticism of him and Nixon during a TV interview. He recounts exchanges, defends U2 decision, and comments on Khrushchev’s Paris walkout while noting Kennedy’s view of the Soviet leader. He warns against taking Khrushchev’s words seriously.
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