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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1967
Page
6
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce urges city leaders to frame a Charter outlining a tailored system of government. It explains current split executive duties under state law and compares alternatives like strong mayor and city manager plans, urging Council to pursue charter framing for citizen empowerment.
A light wry remark notes the wedding budget and guest list scale, joking that modern brides gauge economy by the space between Giant and Family. The quip conflates shopping sizes with social circles, underscoring budgeting humor.
Abby advises a Florida winter visit for a grieving business associate only if he travels alone and leaves any “new talent” plans behind. A separate note from Church Ladies concerns a hostess whose cats litter her home and table, making guest meals unappealing.
A reader writes that her 25 year old self described as not forward faces a jealous husband who accuses friends of loving her. Dear Abby urges the husband to seek professional help or risk an irreparable marriage.
Hollywood critics note television has eased off cigarette advertising but remains a major conduit, driven by prime time and youth reach. Sen Magnuson urges a serious Congress push to dilute industry blurbs while critics fear minimal changes.
The piece argues conservatives are weakened by remaining split across Democrats and Republicans. It cites Eisenhower, Goldwater, Reagan, Rhodes, Kirk, and Rockefeller to show conservative wins with party support, urging a grass roots shift to seize state power and temper welfare state policies.
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