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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1965
Page
4
Columnist Sylvia Porter offers earthbound examples to convey the scale of 100 billion. She notes a hypothetical company losing 100 thousand daily could endure for 776 years, and a 100 billion could fund mink coats for 60 million women. The piece contrasts U S debt with Soviet consumer credit and state controlled repayment.
The Lighter Side reports on a National Institute of Drycleaning publication urging discreet handling of lipstick stains. It warns water can set lipstick and advises taking lipstick stained garments to cleaners promptly to preserve the fabric and avoid permanent marks.
The page presents a full crossword with clues across and down and a daily cryptogram. It includes theme line Yesterday's quote by Frederic Amiel and a note on solving the daily cryptogram.
The article argues Charles de Gaulle urges a Geneva five power conference to reform the United Nations, criticizing its current inclusions and the Congo intervention. It notes his stance on Red China and the Franco-American clash, and contends his plan would weaken the UN while prompting renewed sanity in international relations.
A reader suggests renting a wife as a modern convenience while others joke about humane societies for husbands and domestic duties. Abby weighs humor against practicalanswers noting serious strain in marriages and parenting questions from teens to adults.
William B. Saxbe explains how mislabeling frozen dinners led to enforcement actions in Michigan. The piece urges consumers to report fraud to the Consumers Fraud and Crimes section of the Ohio Attorney General’s Office for swift referral to authorities.
The Hearts and Harmony Ball runs 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m at Norwalk National Guard Armory with about 300 couples. Proceeds aid Norwalk Park and Recreation Board for picnic tables. Miss Barbara Boose notes funds support the charity event and Girl of the Year will be crowned. Theme features the sorority colors black and gold.
The Wakeman American Legion Auxiliary urged members and others to contact state lawmakers to oppose proposed closures of several veterans hospitals. The group will run the Heart Sunday Drive on Feb 21 at the Legion Hall. The Junior Pilgrim Fellowship Class will hold a bake sale today from 11 am to 1 pm at the Wagon Wheel.
Readers ask how to remove musty closet smell. Advice includes washing clothes, spraying disinfectant, using a fan for ventilation, drilling holes for airflow, panel removal, porous inserts, and avoiding damp garments. opening doors daily recommended. optional sweet soap scent.
Bellevue lamp plant hosts Progressland from the Worlds Fair display at Shumaker School for the Long Service Employes Banquet. Awards will honor 5 10 15 and 20 year workers with guest speaker Glen Massman addressing future prospects. The Photoliers chorus entertains. About 200 employees expected plus GE pensioners invited. Officers listed include James Duffy Paul Bowers and Mollie McMurray.
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