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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1969
Page
4
A humorous column explains the rise of long sideburns as a fashion, noting they are a male only feature women cannot grow. It traces shaving trends from beard to clean shave to sideburns, describing how sideburns offer a discreet path to a mustache and masculine identity.
Includes a large crossword with numbered clues from 1 to 50 plus a Daily Cryptoquote. Clues cover across and down entries, with themes ranging from everyday items to abstractions. Provides sample cipher explanation and yesterday's quotation.
Abby advises a wife who signed away rights to her husband’s worldly possessions to consult a lawyer to assess bindingness. The letter notes the husband’s large asset transfer to a lady friend and questions the marriage’s trust and intentions. Abby suggests the wife seek legal guidance.
A reader asks if a drummer is a musician and whether dating a 32-year-old drummer matters when she is 19. The column confirms drummers are musicians, then counsels honesty and maturity, noting a 32-year-old should be straightforward with a 19-year-old.
Prime time lineup shows a double feature plus a slate of daytime programs. Films include The Day of the Triffids with Howard Keel and Janette Scott at 9 00, The Incredible Mr Limpet, Bomber s B 52 and The Wild North later slots, followed by Adventure and comedy programs and late night talk shows with Don Rickles and Johnny Carson through 1 00.
A mid century schedule lists Abbot and Costello and many children and family programs across channels with cartoon and live action titles including King Kong Bugs Bunny Road Runner Linus and more. The lineup spans morning to afternoon with sports and variety programs noted.
Jim Bishop recalls Cuba after Castro’s rise, noting Batista’s flight, U S withdrawal of support, and a shift from dictatorship to a democratically framed revolution. He details meetings with Castro allies, Che Guevara, and a Catholic bishop who doubts Communism. The piece ends with Castro denying access for a return report.
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