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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1965
Page
4
Kent Cooper former general manager of the Associated Press known for speedier news via Wirephoto and open information. He kept pushing innovations and challenged traditions, earning respect from colleagues and leaving readers better informed.
The essayist notes astrology as a popular yet unserious pastime affecting millions of Americans. He recalls his father’s deep but changing interest and observes Hollywood's commerce around horoscopes and star trust in planetary alignments for contracts and outdoor scenes.
A reader asks about a stranger at a cocktail party who is attracted to him while married. Abby advises honesty about the marriage and explains how to handle the situation. Other letters cover empty money folders, teen babysitting, and rude questions about pregnancy. A Tennessee hunter defends hunting and a long astrology essay traces beliefs from Babylonians to Romans.
Washington columnist riffs with Shakespearean quips about mustard plasters used for the flu. The piece playfully pairs questions with comical quotes, noting modern readers may be unfamiliar with the remedy while highlighting the era’s humor.
A 1964 Norwalk police roundup shows 2.4 and 5.3 percent solves for burglary and larceny with one arrest per 41 burglaries and nine arrests for 168 larcenies. Examples cite poor procedures like mishandled fingerprints and snow footprints. Other notes mention crow bounties and a delayed crossing marker request. F.W. Woolworth closed for heat with 11 degree cold.
Daily puzzle page with crossword clues numbers 14 to 41 and a cryptogram. Includes sample daily theme line and a Twain quotation puzzle note for Saturday.
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