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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1964
Page
6
Nation's Business surveyed presidents and chairmen of major firms and found 80 percent expect no interruption to economic growth in the next 12 months. While some caution about a possible slowdown late in 1965, many report record sales and rising profits fueling labor demand.
A practical guide urges New Year resolutions to keep and maintain family records. It covers why records matter for finances and proof of ownership, and offers a step by step system with folders safe storage, copies of birth certificates, wills, tax documents, assets, residences, education, and a note to include doubtful items.
Abigail Van Buren reports three letters detailing conflicts. A teen girl berates her grandmother and seeks guidance to calm hostilities. A mother worries about birth records and baptism logistics for a baby. Another mother asks how to handle relatives requesting free hairdos after work.
William F Buckley Jr argues Internal Revenue Service will target right wing tax exemptions with a broad probe into groups such as Life Line Christian Crusade and the American Good Government Society. He urges reform of tax law to curb political bias and calls for halting exemptions to reduce partisan influence.
North Fairfield businessmen urge Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital to grant staff privileges to their Osteopathic physician. They criticize board prejudice and warn residents may withdraw support and dollars if access is denied. They urge Norwalk and county residents to protest the denial and support local medical access.
Cryptogram shows a quotation by William Blake about birds and wings. Yesterday’s cryptoquote hints at self reliance while the puzzle presents a standard substitution cipher using single letter mapping.
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