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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1964
Page
4
The FDA argues for strict control and penalties on chemical contamination of milk but faults inconsistent allowances for baby foods. It notes drift from fields can contaminate hay and milk, urges uniform zero tolerance, and warns against politicized scares harming dairy with uneven rules.
The piece analyzes LBJ and Humphrey's campaign posture versus governing language. It notes the upcoming presidential messages to Congress will translate campaign promises into formal proposals, including overtime, labor rights, Taft-Hartley repeal, and potential shifts in labor legislation. It contrasts reactions from labor, management, and Republicans.
In a published exchange Steve Allen agrees with William F. Buckley Jr. on joining in supporting a nuclear strike by SAC against Red China's atomic facilities. The argument cites China's bomb and delivery limits, Hanson Baldwin's Asia radius estimate, and the moral and strategic question of delaying China's nuclear capability. The dialogue frames a controversial call to action.
Dear Abby columns present a child’s Santa confusion, a married worker seeking career balance, a college student injury case, and a long political essay urging President Johnson to act decisively on nuclear weapons to his international audience.
The column argues for imaginative downtown Norwalk planning after the highway bypass. It proposes blocking Main Street for a pedestrian mall, improved rear merchant entrances, and alternative parking. A police district school talk emphasizes policing as a profession with higher education needs.
The page features a crossword clue list with items such as Shore Patrol, puts, constellation, rabbit fur, fairylike, lengthwise, loyal, Indian shelter, and a cryptogram puzzle. It includes Yesterday's Anewe, Southwest wind, capital of Latvia, afresh, explosive sound, ignited, and a sample cryptogram explaining the code mapping.
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