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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1967
Page
4
A conservative trend appeared in last November's elections with governors promising tax and deficit restraint. Budget requests are inflated as officials fear cuts, provoking criticism that cutters harm public needs while taxpayers bear the burden. Washington faces pronounced fattened requests amid new administrations.
A witty remark notes how Today’s Quip pins seem to be aimed in one direction but moving toward another, highlighting confusion between intention and path.
Brief fragment list of clues and terms seems to describe a puzzle or game page. The readable items include series numbers, living, greeting, stringed instrument area, concur, saucy, lean-tos. It reads like a partial index or crossword style entry rather than a complete news item.
A coded puzzle message hints that one letter stands for another and that word lengths guide solving. The sample shows A for three Ls and X for two Os with varied daily code letters and word structures.
A 22 year old wife with two children writes that her elderly landlord visits daily near a farmhouse and now touches her and talks about sex. She fears telling her husband and considers telling the landlord’s wife but worries about ruining the friendship. She asks for guidance.
Reader seeks advice on handling a grandmother’s diverse antique clock collection. Abby answers by advising heirs be informed of the sale option first, then selling to a dealer if no family offers, and explains practical steps to wind down the estate.
A collection of humorous vignettes from everyday life. A Sunday school chat about devils and Santa Claus, a gag about lingerie shopping, a boastful new lawnmower, an income tax joke, a beatnik quip, a drafted man’s army ruse, a dentist’s dubious tip, and a wife asking why ice is still delivered in town.
The Inkspots will perform at the Elks Country Club next Saturday with a 9:30 start tentative. The group arrives from Pittsburgh Friday and The Inkspots set for an hour of music and three hours of dancing open to Elks, guests, and the public. Tickets sold at the Elks Club and at the door.
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