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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1965
Page
3
Excerpts from Dr. Max Rafferty on schooling as a path to learning. A Woodville Republican critique argues the Great Society compels work taxes. Elinor Ames urges public manners. Carroll Streeter warns world population will double by 2000 and stresses food output demands.
A contemporary quip states that a person will fight harder for special privileges than for equal rights, highlighting a view on how individuals pursue unequal treatment over universal rights.
A mixed page item presents a daily crossword with clues across and down and a cryptogram puzzle. It notes sample words and the standard cryptogram method where one letter maps to another, with a quoted attribution from Cowley and a sample by Longfellow.
A collage of brief items covers the A J Baltes Co moving to a Route 20 office around December 15, local Santa appearances and Christmas lights, county convention plans, photo bylines, an inaugural ball for Mayor elect Finch, and a first taste of a new People column inviting reader stories and updates from area residents.
Dear Abby counsels that a doctor values appreciation beyond fees and that a sincere thank you matters. A dad is advised not to welch on a hair-length compromise with his son and to use a hairnet when helping in the kitchen.
A collector of light humor and a witty exchange spans a guest watching a host pour coffee into a saucer for his dog then returning to the paper’s joke about a wallet thief. Other quips note romantic misfires, dungarees, and spouses with comic misunderstandings.
The swoon idea that Jesus did not die on the cross is revived with a claim by UC anthropologist Michael J. Harner that mandrake drugs could have put Jesus into a deathlike trance. Critics note the soldiers stabbed Jesus to ensure death, so resurrection would require more than a fainting fit.
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