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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1969
Page
4
The note explains a daily substitution cipher and gives an example with LONGFELLOW. It lists the cipher mapping idea and shows a sample, ending with a cryptic line and the word ALEICHEM.
Prime time includes Doris Day and David Niven in Please Dont Eat the Daisies at 9 00. Carry On Cleo at 11 25 stars Sidney James and Kenneth Connor. Dark Waters with Merle Oberon follows. Daily news, game shows, talk and westerns fill the lineup across stations 3 5 and 8 11 13 with Carl hosters including Merv Griffin and Johnny Carson.
A dense listing shows TV programs with times and channels followed by a UPI News Service notice. It includes stations Norwalk Milan Wakeman and others, and a subscription rate offer of 5.00 per year in the U.S. and 23.40 elsewhere.
Dear Abby column excerpts cover child support reminders, engagement pregnancy doubt, author query, and a school ride dispute. Read more for blunt, practical guidance on timely payments, relationship misunderstandings, and courteous communication.
The article highlights a notable prayer delivered at the Presidential Prayer Breakfast in Washington D C by Senator Edmund S Muskie a Roman Catholic layman. The prayer asks for guidance to listen to others seek mutual trust and promote a free society through compassion and shared purpose.
Residents of Great Neck New York faced a referendum on admitting a limited number of New York City primary grade children to local schools with no cost to the district. The plan would bus 45 to 60 NYC pupils mostly Black from Queens starting in September amid community opposition and defender campaigns.
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