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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1969
Page
4
A veteran letter from Elmslie T. Thomas urges readers to consider the real impact of campus unrest. He contrasts worn conditions in Vietnam with U.S. campuses and warns that a large force could descend on the states if protests persist, vowing consequences for those who mock service.
Puzzle page lists clues for across and down entries with botanical terms animal names and common words. Also includes a cryptoquote sample and publication data for the Norwalk Ohio newspaper Reflector-Herald with subscription details and service area.
Local listings outline a full night of television programming with films and talk shows. A Hole in the Head starring Frank Sinatra anchors the 8 30 slot, followed by News, game shows, and talks featuring Lucille Ball, Steve Allen, Merv Griffin, and Dick Cavett across the late evening.
A dense schedule of morning to afternoon programs lists show titles and network slots with soap operas game shows dramas and children's programs across 3-C and 5-C channels including News 3-C 8-C and 11-C. Programs include The Beverly Hillbillies Lassie and Lucille Ball along with hits like Jeopardy and Days Of Our Lives.
Jim Bishop frets about dieting and ice cream while recalling family, friends, and a playful history of frozen desserts. He jokes about his wife’s diet impact, notes his own weight, and weaves in quirky tales from Nero to the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair.
Dear Abby answers readers on family planning with God and Planned Parenthood. A reader worries about newspapers under high chairs, while another questions opening car doors for a partner and Abby defends thoughtful courtesy.
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