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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1975
Page
6
A cryptogram style puzzle excerpt with a list of clues and answers. Includes a cryptogram section SECE CEYH and a quote about man defeating tiger and bear attributed to ARTHUR MEE.
The page lists an evening TV lineup with films and hosts across channels. Notable titles include Nine Hours to Rama with Horst Buchholz and Jose Ferrer, Returning Home with Tom Selleck, The Chairman with Gregory Peck, Yankee Doodle Dandy with James Cagney, and Ambush with Arlene Dahl.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson recounts how J Edgar Hoover allegedly pushed a claim that Martin Luther King Jrs assassination was ordered by a jealous husband. The piece details attempts to smear Kings reputation, Hoover’s use of surveillance, and a broader critique of Hoover’s power.
UPI religion writer David E Anderson reports on Christmas blues as a common though under addressed psychological issue. George A Benson links forced holiday happiness to economic and emotional pressure and urges recognizing secular pressures to help Christians keep joy without coercion.
Dear Abby offers guidance on romantic versus friendship boundaries. A hopeful 23 year old seeks clarity with a 21 year old woman who prefers friendship, and Abby suggests pursuing a sweetheart role by Valentine’s Day if the relationship remains unequal. A later note questions meeting a prospective son in law's family and timing around a nonengaged, developing relationship.
A Delaware father urges patience for his daughter's fiancé not yet engaged and worries about pressure. A reader asks about ID forwarding after a friend used their ID, warning others of potential records trouble. Abby endorses not pressuring engagement and cautions about sharing personal IDs.
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