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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
6
Newsweek writer Henry Hazlitt frames inflation as the dominant domestic issue facing the Johnson Administration. He notes 25 years with deficits, rising wages, and many pending agreements threaten price stability, calling for economy and firm action to prevent deeper inflation.
A Norwalk merchant thanks readers for kind thoughts about downtown Christmas decorations funded largely by merchants with help from others. The letter urges wider civic support in future fund drives to enhance the community festive display and spur broader participation.
Attorney General Saxbe flags actions by a group of itinerant magazine salesmen linked to Publishers Continental Sales Corp. One member, posing as a Lancaster resident, cashed a bad check after attempting to transfer a nonexistent Kansas bank account. The scheme violated local door to door sales licensing ordinances.
The article recalls the Berkeley clash as 800 students faced arrest and 500 faculty backed replacing the Chancellor amid a campus debate over political booths and solicitation policies. It notes wide discontent, admin confusion, and an overreaction to off campus political fundraising.
The column prints readers seeking advice on suspicion in a second marriage to a widow of five children, etiquette at weddings after bridal showers, and a complaint about brown sugar packaging. It includes Abby’s guidance and a long opinion on Berkeley student protests and university governance.
The piece reflects six months since offset printing began at the Reflector Herald plant. It notes delays, readers adapting to the new format, and plans for gradual future improvements including an anticipated spring open house. It mentions external interest from Printing Production magazine, Friden Inc and Wall Street Journal publishers.
AWORD puzzle presents clues for the daily crossword across and down with an underlying cryptoquote. A sample cryptogram shows letter substitutions as in UW GUW GURG with a quotation from Longfellow and a prior quote by John Ray.
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