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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1966
Page
4
The article lauds three county support for a coed university project. It praises community involvement by adults and youth across backgrounds and aims to boost educational opportunities, improve regional development, and encourage further cooperative efforts in Ohio’s strategic area.
A brief note from UIP reports that children resist bedtime retirement age claims. The item highlights parental challenges in enforcing routines and the stubbornness of youngsters during night hours.
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A reader recalls writing to Abigail Van Buren about marriage, motherhood, and teenage limits. Letters debate letting teens exercise judgment versus strict rules, with Abby’s replies on relations, weddings, and moral guidance.
A blend of short gags and vignettes spans politics religion marriage and workplace life. Bits include a Vietnam street scene with a congressman and a general, a churchgoer finding his crowd, a quip on free speech, a devout devilish exchange, and a tired business metaphor.
The piece argues ADA backed plans to raise Social Security benefits by using general fund revenues rather than payroll tax increases. It warns such borrowing would mislead voters and shift costs to taxpayers, while noting looming cost increases and calls to raise Medicare premiums.
Washington humor columnist Dick West imagines a vice presidential residence for Hubert Humphrey. He satirizes design debates at a House subcommittee hearing and riffs on windows walls and murals for the imagined home.
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