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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1967
Page
4
A Senate aging subcommittee heard that Americans over 60 outnumber teens by about two million and spend 35 to 40 billion dollars annually, yet markets remain biased toward youth. Witnesses cited outdated designs and resistance from retailers who fear alienating younger customers.
A sample publication presents a daily crossword with clues and a cryptoquote. It shows codes like GAY YPH SXH and hints about letter substitutions. The entry ends with Yesterday's Cryptoquote and a quotation about aging beauty.
A reader worries a hospital mix up may have swapped her year old baby. Abby advises family doctor, notes proof is obtainable for peace of mind, and explains lawyers have rights beyond suing.
A reader seeks absolute privacy, suggesting mailed notes be marked CONFIDENTIAL while advising saving money and using regular channels. Another note shares a thrift fashion secret, arguing a large wardrobe can be achieved cheaply with sewing skills and imagination.
A light column argues running benefits health, noting doctors praise 15 minutes daily but jokes about practical hurdles. The piece riffes on Sen William Proxmire’s daily runs, a physician’s advice including ballast in a pocket, and the author’s clumsy early attempts with gradual endurance gains.
A light Valentine feature from Carol Giallobardo wishes readers health and happiness. It reflects on daily news and ads while acknowledging a hectic routine and offering a seasonal greeting to customers.
Washington reports the federal civilian payroll nears 3 million workers with 2,823,073 employed as of November 20 1966. The Civil Service Commission notes seasonal increases and proposes 68,500 more jobs in the next fiscal year along with a proposed billion dollar funding for average pay raises. Military personnel add about 3.35 million and pensions push total defense spending above 20 billion.
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