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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1972
Page
6
A cryptic puzzle page presents a mixed ques tion grid with Across and Down clues. The theme includes language clues and a quoted cryptoquote by Arnold S about gift wrapping.
A detailed Friday schedule lists films and TV shows across channels with times from 9:00 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. Featured titles include Goodbye Mr Chips and Watch the Birdie, plus Brady Bunch Mission Impossible and Sanford and Son, alongside news, game specials, and kid programs. The lineup spans multiple genres from musical to science fiction and includes morning and late-night offerings with simulations of sports and public affairs.
Henry Timman recounts the Benedicts 1817 Norwalk Christmas journey from East Main Street to Milan and Wakeman with visits to Abbott Sprague Harris and Barnum. The piece recalls early Norwalk charity like the Smile Club, Scout baskets, and Judge Stickney’s festive appetite with a closing blessing.
A reader asks if withholding sex is an acceptable punishment in marriage and Abby advises fairness and communication to improve the relationship. Another letter concerns a neighbor’s daughter who did not acknowledge shower gifts after a canceled wedding. Abby suggests directly resolving the issue and sending a note, with a personal reply option.
The Gray leadership at the FBI clashed with Hoover traditions as four veteran officials quit and new aides, the so-called Mod Squad, shift policies. President Nixon weighs keeping Louis Patrick Gray III amid calls for a figure of national stature while Gray seeks to stay on.
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