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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1967
Page
6
James L. Goddard endorses education as a long term remedy to rising marijuana and drug use. He contrasts this with the current punitive emphasis and urges a youth focused program as a supplement to law enforcement. The discussion occurred before a House subcommittee.
Puzzle items list across and down clues with a cryptoquote example. Includes word lengths and a substitution example from a sample daily code. Notes the rule that a single letter stands for another and provides a coded sentence for readers to solve.
In a Stamford Connecticut lab Cyanamid and its Lederle subsidiary cofounded an unlikely search for a rubber additive. Drs John Thomas Richard Bonin and Earl Dearborn tested ethylene dianamin CL-27915 finding mice with tuberculosis became frisky. Dr Franklin Phillips noted prior testing across fungi bacteria virus and more, revealing a hidden potential from failed experiments.
Dear Abby columns cover a military family dilemma about a 19 year old son and a separated 27 year old mother of three. Other letters discuss hay fever marriage, privacy in schools, and the superstition of 13 at table. Also notes on a tuberculosis drug Myambutol, its trials, FDA approval, and a Stamford red herring about a rubber additive.
The listado lists dozens of programs across the evening from 5:00 to 5:00 next day, including Casanova's Big Night and Make Haste To Live film showings, news blocks, game shows, dramas, adventures, and kids programs. It notes multiple channels and time slots with appearances by Bob Hope, Joan Fontaine, Dorothy McGuire, and others, reflecting a dense station lineup.
The term malefactor is defined as one who commits an offense against the law an evil doer. The entry cites Lee Harvey Oswald as an example of a malefactor in society.
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