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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1968
Page
4
The Norwalk Reflector notes arguments against a proposed tax on overseas travel. Critics say it infringes the American right to travel and would burden low budget travelers, while possibly damaging European economies and risking retaliation. The piece argues the tax is unlikely to curb the dollar drain effectively.
The page lists a themed crossword with across and down clues and a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle using a substitution cipher. It includes sample entries and a note about the quote by Aristotle as well as a 1968 copyright line from King Features Syndicate.
A dense TV guide lists films and programs across the night. Notable titles include Bus Riley's Back in Town and Operation Petticoat among a slate of classics, with late night sports and talk shows scheduled through the morning.
A reader urges support for the Community Action Commission arguing it helps Aid to Dependent Children recipients gain self respect and skills. The letter emphasizes encouragement and guidance over blame, noting many need assistance to find meaningful employment and improve their families’ futures.
Dear Abby advises the reader that her feelings for a married pastor are not love but respect and devotion. She suggests seeking a single partner and treating the pastor as a spiritual adviser rather than a romantic interest. The hair commentary responds to a separate question about shaving.
Six Huron County students join 170 Ohio high school players at Bowling Green State University for the 12th annual New Music Reading Clinic. Attending are Randy Love and John Ross from Norwalk High, Jane Sweeting and Jane Burk from South Central and New London, Kathy Eberly from Monroeville, and Steve Sherwood. Guest conductor is Frederick C. Ebbs of Indiana University.
In the play Our Town Emily receives a legacy of $350 from an ancestor. The term legacy means money or property left by a will or anything handed down from the past. The origin traces to Latin legare to send as ambassador.
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