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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
6
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce hosted a meeting to discuss housing problems and a cooperative effort to provide homes for families tied to local industry. Officials note credit tightening and inflation as challenges, but see cooperative action and financing as key to expanding housing and supporting industrial growth.
A witty quip notes women over thirty considering mini skirts should consult a thigh chiatrist first, poking fun at fashion rules. The remark playfully contrasts age with style and mocks the idea of limiting personal dress.
A listing of crossword style clues including Keystone State abbr and terms like abbr Before Strange Place Barn Dickens character Toward the ocea Rutacec Anybody Mr Sullivan and name sakes Ancient Alcott heroine Exclama tion Like a item Land measure Assemble again Terrible Male bee Plane surface of agem Chairs.
The sample shows a daily changing code where letters replace others. The quoted motto from Bagehot is cited as yesterday's example and the page notes a 1967 King Features Syndicate credit.
A 15 year old boy seeks ways to persuade his father to lift a two year ban on licenses and wheels after a suspension. DEAR ABBY advises the boy to demonstrate maturity through daily self improvement, better study, courtesy, and helping around the house to earn his father’s trust.
A letter from a worried mother questions inviting the fiancée and her mother without a formal invitation. Abby advises families should meet early to smooth the union and warns the mother against withholding hospitality.
A UPI report cites an unofficial Air Force glossary of personnel terms with satirical definitions such as exceptionally well qualified and active socially. The piece imagines Congress using similar jargon, joking about bills, hearings, and lobbyist favors.
The piece notes Nixon, tied to Goldwater’s 1964 stance, is favored to win the 1968 presidential bid. Romney, seen as front runner for the GOP nomination, faces long odds with Javits as a potential liberal balance. It argues Republicans will avoid punishing loyalty gaps by pairing disloyalty with the ticket.
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