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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues that the current system favors two major parties and makes it hard for third parties to raise funds. It cites Alabama Governor George Wallace and the New York 1968 race where the Liberal and Conservative parties influenced votes. It notes the potential but unlikely rise of minor parties challenging the GOP and Democrats.
A concise quip notes that upholding a narrow mind requires significant check or restraint. The line underscores the effort needed to maintain rigid views amid varied perspectives.
Crossword clues covering across and down entries with solutions and a cryptoquote puzzle. Includes references to Longfellow and a sample quote, plus a note on solving the substitution cipher daily.
A reader asks how to handle a friend who plans to pretend she gave birth to an adopted child. She intends to “pad” her belly, wear maternity dress, and even check into a hospital to mislead others. Her motive is a childless marriage seeking a baby via adoption.
Dear Abby weighs in on a reader who found her father after a 25 year gap and wants her children to know him. Opinions vary from urging caution to suggesting openness with a doctor and questioning the father’s past choices and possible continued silence.
A string of short anecdotes includes a teacher quizzing a boy about a magnet riddle, a Bible gift for conversion, and a gambling wager. A poll claim about foreign affairs confuses readers, and a joke ties guided missiles to misdirection. A Nebraska couple’s vacation photos end up in a divorce case via a lawyer’s inquiry.
Norwalk Jaycees once again host Santa’s helper in the downtown house drawing curious kids. A Norwalk Rotary progressive dinner features James Ramsey and Julius Mihali homes with a Sound of Music program. The Singing Buckeyes visited the L and K venue after a Columbus Boosters Club concert. Twin granddaughters named Twicia Dawn and Tracey Dane born to Kenneth and Janet Allen. Local figures Ill at Wright Patterson. Huron auditor Bernard Kean ill at home. Police Chief Larry Hilson’s birthday approaches December 13.
A letter to the editor explains how to compute the operating levy cost using property valuation and millage. Using a $6 000 valuation and 5 mills yields $30 extra per year, or $15 per half, with the Citizens Committee seeking clear voter information. Joseph Geoghan chairs the committee.
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