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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1970
Page
6
A dense schedule lists evening programs with films and TV shows across channels. Notable entries include "ONCE A THIEF" and "THE MAN FROM LARAMIE" followed by classic series like "Gomer Pyle" and "Perry Mason" plus game and talk show time slots.
Editorial praises two moves by Norwalk officials. Charter form government proposal gains strong citizen support and a Charter Commission may form. City Council President Flickinger adopts an open door policy for informal sessions to reduce friction and encourage decorum and open discussion.
Dear Abby advises bringing gifts for the children, a safe impersonal present for Ella, and wine if the hosts approve. For the boyfriend who wants to stay single, a stationery gift with Ella’s name signals no plans to change the relationship. Watch for mistletoe and stay sober.
A reader seeks advice on social boundaries at a party where a hostess seats her by a spouse, insisting she sit elsewhere. Abby offers that the writer should defend sitting with her own husband and discusses the husband’s reaction and social etiquette. Also included is a Wondering column about a candy store worker who steals from the boss and the suggestion to be direct in addressing the issue. Subscriptions and Abby contact details follow.
Jim Bishop argues the Catholic Church faced a long downhill drift toward permissiveness as authority weakens. He cites Pope John XXIII and Paul VI, liturgical changes, priestly reforms, and social unrest, warning the church must adapt while preserving core value.
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