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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1966
Page
4
The Chamber of Commerce warns that a federal unemployment compensation bill could curb the experience rating system and boost unemployment by removing payroll tax reductions for employers who cut jobs. The group argues current federal state methods largely work and should be improved rather than scrapped.
Today’s USP emphasizes taking control of vehicle choice by selecting a car with a five speed manual transmission, commonly described as four on the floor. The message urges personal responsibility in upgrading to a more engaging driving experience.
A compact listing of crossword clues from across and down with a Saturday cryptoquote. It includes themed hints like Describing a male party and A make himself, plus meta notes about substitution codes and the Scott quotation.
A collection of reader questions to Abby about trust in medical privacy teen birth control, a wife's concern over her aging husband’s contact with a former sister-in-law, a Sunday dinner etiquette observation, and a social blunder at an introduction. Abby offers measured, practical guidance.
New York report cites UPI data showing men's toiletries as a fast growing 1965 industry with about 250 companies approaching 750 million dollars in sales. English Leather lotion led gains, and Mem Co. president Stephen Mayer projects brighter 1966 as men seek grooming products and franchising widens retailer reach.
Jim Bishop reflects on obituaries and truth in death, noting how living figures are shaped by writers. He recalls biographical works on Billy Rose, Harry Cohn, Mark Hellinger, and Adlai Stevenson, arguing portraits grow with shadows and fame. He ends by imagining his own tomb inscription.
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