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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1973
Page
6
Across clues and down clues provide a themed puzzle with names phrases and wordplay referencing famous figures and common terms. The page includes a cryptoquote line and a sample answer section with a quotation from John W Gardner.
On Ty Evening schedule lists Valley of the Dolls with Patty Duke and Paul Burke at 9:00 PM, plus And the Bones Came Together and The Face of Fear in late night slots. The lineup includes Stop Me Before I Kill and surrounding daytime programs, news blocks, and classic game shows through 1:30 AM.
A DuPont Columbia University survey finds diminishing viewership for network newscasts with declines centered on White House communications influence and credibility losses. It notes fewer households watched ABC CBS and NBC evening news in 1972, with NBC citing record news hours and NBC Reports. The study cites the prime time access rule and rising unpleasant news as factors.
Dear Abby writes about a long affair with a very wealthy married man. The writer confesses three years of dating while she herself was married and seeks guidance on ending the relationship and the social fallout. The column offers practical counsel to end the affair and protect personal wellbeing.
A pasted TV guide and reader letters page fragment lists daytime and early evening programs with channels and show titles, interspersed with questions and advice columns. Readable text includes Abby advice and multiple reader letters about relationships and etiquette.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson recalls the arrest of his colleague Les Whitten during reporting on Indian treaty papers. He cites bipartisan concern in Congress and editorials defending investigative journalism as proof of enduring First Amendment values.
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