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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1966
Page
8
Three objects orbit Earth and remain unidentified. NASA’s Satellite Situation Report cannot confirm origin or purpose. Analysts suggest if man made they are likely French or American, not Russian, with possibilities including natural debris or extraterrestrial visitors.
A nonexistent medical term plays on Greek roots to name the fear of walking on grass. Reportedly observed among preschool Black children at Jeanne d Arc Academy in Milton Massachusetts, the cure involved lollipops on the lawn.
Optimism will open a shop on December 20 and place an order for 250 imprinted Christmas cards. The slogan to be used is "1 11 waits" marking a distinctive seasonal theme.
Abby condemns the plan to destroy the stolen radio, noting it teaches dishonesty and erodes trust. The column also advises against extravagant gifts to a benefactor, warns the New Yorker reader about misinterpretation, and ends with a watermarked signoff and mailbox address for private questions.
A humor columnist recounts failing a pledge to stop punning after meeting Ray Geiger editor of the Farmer's Almanac in Lewiston Maine. The episode features rapid puns about Christmas shoppers shelf control and candlemakers before a late night ending with a waitress prompting tips.
Washington reports a Babson Institute symposium where Lester A. Burcham urges college students to pursue business with social purpose, arguing profits fund growth and jobs while noting rising interest in teaching government and research. He highlights rapid change in modern business as a perpetual challenge for action oriented minds.
A discussion outlines how business can boost education to broaden economic knowledge and show youths real office life. Suggestions urge closer teacher cooperation, sharing industry advances, involvement in social programs, summer job opportunities, and highlighting management’s interest in people.
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