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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1966
Page
3
The Atlanta rally in support of U S involvement in Viet Nam drew criticism for naming opponents Vietniks and peace marchers. The piece urges fairness in open debate and cautions against insulting those with differing views.
A witty line questions how some people judge others by a snide rule. The remark humorously contrasts sharp commentary with careful speech to highlight social judgment.
A page features a crossword with clues across and down including Tell's target and Ma cbeth character, plus a cryptoquote puzzle LONGFELLOW mapped by a substitution, and yesterday's quote about people arguing from Chesterton.
Readers send questions on family strain neighbor influence spousal trust and sanitation fears. Abigail Van Buren guides on coping with a neighbor's close bond with a son, suspected competing affection, a cheating spouse, kitchen hygiene, and snoring in barracks with blunt humor.
The letter asks for 100000 per season for three seasons and notes other star holdouts at baseball and TV. It argues viewers are scarce and that critics deserve high pay to watch television. The writer cites Lou Ball and Jackie Gleason examples to support the stance.
The writer recalls interviewing Cassius Clay who asks to be called Muhammad Ali and critiques Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam. He argues the movement preaches segregation and anti white hatred while praising leaders like Nasser Ho Chi Minh and China. The piece contrasts Ali’s rise from Louisville to fame with his perceived estrangement from his hometown.
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