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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1972
Page
4
Across clues reference actors and characters from film television and opera. Entries include The Wizard of Oz Cowardly Lion portrayer and met opera star Rosalind. Other hints cover soap operas, famous lines, and common words.
A compact crossword style item listing numbered clues across with terms like glance, actor Alan, Gary Cooper film, and other entries covering skin disease of dogs and various definitions, suitable for a newspaper quick puzzle time feature.
The best throw of the dice is to throw them away. Scottish proverb. 1972 King Features Syndicate Inc.
A dense list of 1960s era TV programming spans dayparts with dramas adventures mysteries news and game shows. Notable titles include A Rage to Live Nightmares in the Sun The Glass Web I Dream of Jeannie Dragnet Truth or Consequences Gunsmoke The Tonight shows feature Marie of ayavayvawuw Doris Day Sonny and Cher and The Tonight Show lineup with World Winter Games and sport coverage. The schedule also lists Olympic Winter Games broadcasts and variety and talk programs such as Merv Griffin Dick Cavett and Cartoons.
Local afternoon lineup lists soap operas game shows and news blocks across stations. Notable titles include Bewitched Bonanza and As The World Turns with Donahue and Shore featured among the daytime programs.
Washington humor columnist Dick West mocks government funding of the Kennedy Center while praising stagehands. He cites stagehand wages up to 1500 dollars a week and lauds curtain pulling as essential to performance, joking about chair placement and Tugwell Award honors.
Dear Abby reports a vet dismissing the idea of a four legged gay cat and explains that mating depends on heat and captivity. A Virginia pastor warns about legal limits for unlicensed marriages and urges legal counsel.
Dear Abby addresses gender bias among Bell of Pennsylvania operators and a reader upset over her husband’s bachelor friend. She advises the wife to set boundaries, suggesting they all go out together or risk more isolation.
UPI report recalls Mao Tse-tung admiring Washington Jefferson and Lincoln while denouncing Nixon as a two faced jackal. The piece notes Mao's wish to swim the Mississippi and Potomac and his interest in visiting the United States, alongside early life and revolutionary tactics.
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