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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1971
Page
4
In a year end interview AFL-CIO President George Meany says the labor vote should back candidates who share labor values rather than any party. He outlines a simple theory to help elect allies of labor nationwide.
A mixed page of crossword hints including Across clues such as Food and drink or a region of Spain Biblical brother and Nigerian city clues, plus a Cryptoquote puzzle with substitution hints and a noted quote about New Year’s resolutions.
In a reader letter a 28-woman office reports a ban on pants wear. Abby and readers discuss democracy, management power, and practical responses while sharing related letters about adolescence and a wife who bought a Christmas toupee for her husband.
A reader argues a husband should wear a toupee only on weekends to match outings, while another note from Vietnam expresses loneliness and a Christmas wish. The page also includes public health advice about venereal disease testing and treatment for minors.
The schedule lists the thriller Eye of the Cat at 9:00 with the western Calamity Jane and Sam Bass, plus Spartacus conclusion, 52nd Street musical, and a long slate of daytime and late night programs featuring Merv Griffin, Perry Mason, News hours, game shows, soaps, and children’s shows across channels. Notable titles include Eye of the Cat with Michael Sarrazin and Gayle Hunnicutt, Calamity Jane and Sam Bass with Howard Duff and Yvonne De Carlo, and 52nd Street with Ian Hunter.
Jim Bishop chronicles Charley Chan a two year old German shepherd narrator in a daily routine around a family home. The dog wakes seeks attention from Mrs Bishop and kids, guards the house from doorway to kitchen, fetches a toy, and reacts to family rhythms. The piece notes dog life compared to human duties and ends with a light humorous close.
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