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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
6
Agriculture Secretary Freeman unveils a Clean sweep plan aiming to cut 20 percent of the Agriculture Department's filing cabinets. The surplus includes 155,000 cabinets valued over 7 million dollars, covering 778000 square feet and nearly a million cubic feet of records.
A quip ridicules the surge of people wearing hair not their own, comparing it to ancient scalp collections and implying widespread disguise or misappropriation of wigs in modern times.
The page shows a crossword with clues across and down, a cryptoquote puzzle using replacement letters, and a quotation stating no man is thoroughly occupied and miserable. It includes author attribution and syndication credit.
Dear Abby answers readers on a bachelor brother living in, a shy fiancé with bad teeth, hosting etiquette and a stepfamily wedding clash. The columnists advise bachelor apartment, tell him to fix his teeth with a dentist and consider leaving early after social visits, and weigh wedding attendance after family conflict.
A supporter writes to W. E. Conway, Huron County campaign chairman, pledging $1000 toward private funding for a campus branch of Bowling Green University. The letter champions local control, urges citizen contributions, and thanks Conway and committee workers for their efforts.
UPI columnist Lyle Wilson notes a public misimpression caused by disputes among top U.S. Army generals over Vietnam strategy. He cites Taylor and Gavin, recalls MacArthur’s warning, and contrasts wartime leadership with civilian confidence in McNamara and Kennedy era decisions. If peace efforts fail, uncertainty grows.
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