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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
5
Readings from varied papers critique Congress functioning, praise private enterprise in Czechoslovakia, warn about auto fatalities, and celebrate Wisconsin cooperative efforts creating jobs and local goods.
Mrs Oscar Komarek asks readers to donate blood as a life extending gift. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Norwalk Eagles Club December 7 from 11 30 AM to 5 30 PM urging a goal of 125 pints to aid leukemia patients newborns and surgery patients.
Jim Bishop surveys laughter as a simple yet cruel response to the ridiculous. He cites Chaplin as a centuries‑old target of laughter and threads in Darwin Spencer and Byron to explain laughter as a physiological or social symptom rather than an emotion. He notes formats of controlled laughter as politeness and recalls two individuals with infectious laughter Porter and Herman whose shared moment ended with a contagious audience laugh.
A collage from Dear Abby on family and dating questions, plus a long meditation on laughter. Abby answers how to deal with a neglectful father, while a separate column discusses responding to probing questions about family planning and teens dating. The piece also explores the therapeutic value of laughter and how humor changes with age.
Staff writer recounts a home visit filled with babysitting misfires as siblings test limits. The writer documents a failed mink ranch film stunt, Thanksgiving eating spree, and a political clash with a father who mocks the press. The piece ends with a hurried departure to avoid a confrontation.
A crossword list with foreman and other clues plus a cryptogram puzzle sample. It includes a cryptogram key example using LONGFELLOW and a quotation in code. It mentions yesterday's Cryptoquote IT IS MEN WHO MAKE A CITY NOT WALLS OR SHIPS by THUCYDIDES.
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