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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1968
Page
6
An NEA bulletin argues for multi age grouping where six to ten year olds learn together under one teacher. It says mixing ages avoids waiting a year to learn, promotes peer learning, leadership for older students, and provides role models for younger ones.
A humorous quip imagines a hair pulling contest set inside a hip pie shop. The playful scenario blends culinary whimsy with a bizarre competition image.
A compact list of across and down clues appears with hints like Ready money Seed coat and Large artery of heart. Other entries include Termite Beg Range Nosegay Settings and several names and abbreviations such as And L Snobbish and English author. The puzzle features clues for various word lengths and a few proper nouns.
UPI reports administration officials accuse Washington media of worsening Vietnam and Korea crises by coverage. Tension arises after a background briefing in which a high level official blasted press for not supporting U S policy and urged loyalty over critical reporting.
Letters discuss a bus driver attracting attention from women, a friend bragging about adopted children, and a son's household manners. Abby urges trust, avoiding unkind remarks, and accepting happiness at home. Additional commentary critiques press coverage of Vietnam and newsmen’s reactions.
A dense listing of film showings and television programs across the day and night. Notable entries include I Want To Live at 9:00 pm with Susan Hayward, 13 West Street with Alan Ladd, and a wide slate of game shows, news, dramas, and classics featuring stars like Peyton Place, The Twilight Zone, and The Tonight lineup across multiple channels.
The urbane young girls made their debut in early spring, presenting a refined and courteous scene as they entered society.
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