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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1968
Page
4
In California two firms bid $1,033,000 for a Los Angeles county library project. With no collusion found, they agreed to a coin toss to decide the winner after identical sealed bids. A silver dollar determined the outcome with heads selected by one executive.
A cryptogram sample appears with a long word puzzle listing across clues and a 24 26 28 series plus cryptogram puzzle lines. It references Calder Willingham and a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle with a quotation by Longfellow and John L. Lewis.
A dense listing of TV and movie airings across the day and night. Featured titles include Flower Drum Song The Desert Fox Expresso Bongo The Brothers Rico The Goddess Shake Hands With The Devil Walk On The Wild Side and Come Next Spring along with numerous game shows sports and news programs across networks and times.
A collection of light anecdotes and jokes about military life romance and golf with a Hell bunker at St Andrews and a draftee stalling at barracks. Pokes fun at uniforms sailors clergymen and car owners in brisk humor for a small town page.
A reader asks how to handle a 13 year old labeled The Princess who hogs hot water. Abby counsels that consideration for others is essential and warns of ongoing conflicts if behavior isn’t corrected. Another letter asks for advice on a selfish husband. Abby suggests open discussion to rekindle love and shared responsibilities.
Eight area Beta Sigma Phi chapters host Hearts and Harmony Ball at the National Guard Armory with more than 400 expected. The Eagles back a Heart Fund dinner dance aiming to surpass last year’s $610, while Ed McManus jokes about a pie in the face for a big donation.
The senile professor still delivered a strong lecture, though sometimes he wound up in the wrong class room. The note defines senile as showing signs of old age and weak in mind and body, tracing to Latin senex meaning old.
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