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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1967
Page
6
The new nationwide nepotism ban prohibits hiring relatives across federal service except the military. It covers the president and Congress and bars internal promotions or payroll placements for kin. The law applies only to future hires, not those already on the payroll, and aims to end perceived abuses in government staffing.
A page fragment features a numbered crossword with clues and a daily cryptoquote puzzle. It includes a sample cryptogram explanation and yesterday's quote by Spender, with hints about letter substitution and a note about the source syndicate.
Jim Bishop recounts Francis Cardinal Spellman's warm humor and devout service from their years together. The obituary-style reflection recalls his care for family, his habit of asking about the Bishop's father, and his steadfast patriotism while visiting troops and hosting social dinners.
Abby letters discuss love, marriage, and work. A wife asks how to handle a husband seeing another woman while claiming love. Advice urges a three month choice period, avoid separation, and address trust. Other letters defend working wives and comment on in law terms and public figures.
Friday lineup features Escape From East Berlin at 9:00 and Foreign Correspondent at 1:25, with a slate of dramas adventures and comedies. Prime time includes Gomer Pyle Star Trek and Hondo, plus NBC News Special and Johnny Carson later night.
A packed broadcast day lists cartoons and programs from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Shows include Monster Milton, Jungle Boy, Frankenstein Jr, Space Ghosts, Spider Man, Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers era titles, plus NFL Pro Game and Bluebonnet Bowl segments.
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