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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1965
Page
4
A reader friendly crossword with numbered Across and Down clues. The page includes clue lists such as Fog and smoke haze batch and An over seas aid organization and a cryptoquote note attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson.
A batch of Dear Abby questions covers neighbors and Christmas decor, medical ethics and menopause, interfaith prayer, and funeral observances. Readers suggest acts of kindness, respect for individual faith, and personal sincerity over strict conformity in worship or ritual.
The Norwalk City Hospital Association annual meeting revealed strong opposition to admitting osteopaths at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Trustees' voting results remained undisclosed, raising questions about transparency as residents push for inclusion and debate over staff qualifications and potential friction persists.
The author recounts speaking as negative guest at Cambridge Union arguing that the American dream depends on Negro subordination. He notes the motion passed 3-1 and critiques British youth for condemning America while ignoring broader injustices, contrasting U K race policy with American issues. He argues Americans question injustice but not the dream itself.
The Committee for Time Uniformity urges nationwide alignment on daylight saving time to avoid schedule chaos as 100 million advance clocks to DST while 85 million stay on Standard Time or switch later. They cite transport, banking, communications, and government bodies backing coordinated action.
The Ohio Senate proposed a major tax cut Thursday for retail merchants and manufacturers. The plan would phase in a 30 percent reduction in the personal property tax over ten years, lowering the rate from 70 percent to 40 percent by 1975.
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