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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1975
Page
4
Puzzle themed cryptogram page with a cryptoquote and a King James style clue list. Names such as SOCRATES and Julius Caesar feature, plus a standard cryptogram ending with Socrates quote.
TV guide style listing shows multiple film titles with times and cast notes including Detour to Nowhere and The Great Ripoff. It also lists daytime show blocks, news segments, game shows, and episodic programs across theaters and channels with various actor names and program titles.
Washington reports Nixon told associates Daley is a brass-collared Democrat but a patriot who has supported him when the country was at stake. The piece details a 1970 retreat moment where Nixon defended Daley against jeers of retribution and denied a pending DOJ probe.
Dear Abby explains the roles of psychiatrist and psychologist, noting physicians can prescribe meds while psychologists cannot. The column also features letters about family issues including a granddaughter wedding and naming an adopted child Michael Joseph leading to objections.
Puzzled reader asks about confusing family naming. Abby replies about ego and suggestions. Another letter praises a screaming room concept for children and office use. The column includes instructions for personal replies and Abby’s wedding booklet offer.
Washington UPI notes Nixon resignation anniversary prompts interviews with four unmentioned figures from the Watergate saga. Maxwell Twitt recalls his off duty bowling night. Lobelie Nightshade discusses erasing pages. Lance Freestring hints at a CBS source. Stanley Westspot defends his role and royalties amid prison time.
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