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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1966
Page
4
Using the ILLIAC I at the University of Illinois engineers break down tones from bassoon clarinet saxophone violin and trumpet into voltage equivalents via equations. Feeding these into the computer produces tones that not only sound like but are the original tones. They foresee creating entirely new sounds by mathematical equations on non mechanical computers.
A playful reflection notes that a young man who emulates his father often ends up walking to the car rather than driving, implying a lighthearted view of legacy and practicality.
A cryptic style crossword solves with clues across and down. The page includes a coded quote section and a sample cryptogram message using shifted letters. The puzzle features common newspaper sections and a noted quote from Mitchell.
A collection of readers questions spans marriage woes from a five week old wife smoking a fancy pipe to a husband torn between two loves. Advice covers avoiding threats, dealing with infidelity indecision, and respecting boundaries with a PTA principal.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department released a booklet on skiing with safety tips and forest facilities. A columnist notes the paradox of farming interests promoting skiing while joking about the sport and its culture.
The Russian Republic revoked broad exile for economic parasites, replacing mass Siberian banishment with a staged system. A parasite must be warned to seek work, then ordered to factory or building work, and finally face up to a year of corrective labor if uncooperative. Other Soviet republics may adopt the change.
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