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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1965
Page
4
An excerpt discusses how civilization rests on use not presence. It notes many neglect polio shots and large music libraries. contrasts with government checks and wonders where balances will be found in the Great Society era. The speaker warns civilization depends on active engagement.
Backstairs at the White House reports President Johnson's moratorium on new file cabinets aims to trim about five million dollars annually by repairing, reusing, and discarding old records. Officials note a 97 thousand dollar White House refurbishing plan excludes file cabinets and may use second hand furniture where possible.
William F Buckley Jr argues Robert McNamara lacks political tact though he pursues efficiency. Buckley notes base closures show decisive action but criticizes a ruthless stance and a December Army Reserve abolition without consulting military advisers.
A reader asks how to handle a four year old who refuses to kiss an elder caretaker. Abby advises accepting honesty while teaching tact later. A mother notes her son enters unannounced using his key. she suggests asking him to ring the bell. A teen asks about reclaiming his I D bracelet after it is lent. Abby offers steps to recover it and adjust trust.
A staff writer defends anonymous letter writers as community voices while denouncing unsigned comments as cowardly. The piece contrasts bold public discourse with unsigned letters and telephone abuse, urging signable critique as essential to progress and urging readers to speak up despite risks. The column closes with a newsroom motto about always rocking the boat.
A cryptogram puzzle sample shows code AXYDLBAAX mapping to letters in a longfellow quote. It also includes a crossword with clues 30 to 41 across and down. The page notes yesterday's cryptoquote and a public domain proverb attribution.
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