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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1964
Page
6
The article compares how long workers must labor to buy milk, a refrigerator, and a car in West Germany versus East Germany, illustrating stark consumption disparities. It notes Khrushchev era shifts toward capitalist incentives in the Soviet Union and questions future Kremlin policies.
Morley Drive residents express gratitude to Norwalk Merchants for holiday street decorations and urge community support of Hometown Stores. Signatures include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ensminger and many local families.
The Ohio Department of Insurance is studying options to curb fire and windstorm rate increases for homeowners. Director William R. Morris cited losses in Ohio and noted a possible move to require deductibles similar to auto collision coverage, a method used in 24 states to cut small claims costs and public insurance expenses.
William F Buckley Jr criticizes U S performance at the United Nations General Assembly noting the Soviet Union's delinquency and alleging the U S failed to press serious issues before the Christmas recess. He argues the vote counts and the prearranged unanimous agenda undermine national pride.
The speaker questions Soviet aims beyond government rhetoric. He doubts a bid to destroy the United Nations, noting the UN serves Soviet propaganda and has been useful rather than threatening. The text emphasizes uncertainty about Soviet intentions and strategic behavior.
Dear Abby letters address marital strife and nagging issues of infidelity. A separate analysis critiques Soviet aims at the United Nations General Assembly and argues for a return to Security Council authority to safeguard U S interests against majority decisions and future commitments.
A reader defends the Reflector feature on all day downtown parking, urging merchants and residents to unite for Norwalk’s economic health. The letter criticizes anti parking rhetoric, cites Main Street congestion, and calls for meter reform and collaborative efforts to improve service and lure shoppers back downtown.
The clue list includes Music note at 35 Flowerless plant at 36 An extra lining for a coat at 37 A S Pacific island group at 39 A yellow fruit at 42 Coaster and yesterday's news digest. The Cryptoquote shows a substitution puzzle with a sample quotation and the daily instruction from King Features Syndicate.
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