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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1967
Page
4
In 1967 the Christmas spirit takes on new forms across America as peace protests and card burnings unfold alongside quiet acts of kindness. The article contrasts dramatic public protests with countless daily deeds of mercy, urging love and understanding as foundations for lasting peace.
Readers tackle a mixed page of puzzles including a crossword with clues ranging from Accumu to Abode of the dead and a cryptogram quotation example. The page notes puzzle mechanics and presents a sample by Longfellow style, with a Dorothy Parker quote shown from yesterday.
Dear Abby advises San Franciscans to ask visiting males what they had in mind for plans to avoid assuming costs. The column discusses how to handle outings without appearing to pay and suggests clear communication about expectations and budgets when entertaining out of town guests.
A collage of humorous scenes from rural life and social quips. Deer hunters meet a boy with a slingshot, a toll house encounter ends in a sale, and odd definitions tease readers. Abundant exchanges include Dear Abby letters on manners and etiquette.
A light year in review from Norwalk with family tales of a wobbly Christmas tree stand and easy but stubborn assembly. Letters from service members express appreciation for holiday outreach and Marine Corps and Vietnam references surface amid travel notes and holiday returns.
A reader rebukes reverends Hayduk and Ashburn for claiming lower class children lie. The letter argues honesty and behavior stem from environment, home life, and external influences, not class. It defends anti poverty efforts and urges careful, evidence based statements from clergy.
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