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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
4
Washington reports a method to cut billions from the deficit by reclassifying Treasury certificates into participation certificates. No money moves, yet funds appear more available. critics warn the technique hides reality and looms over federal budgeting.
A witty quip suggests a tiny cottage beside a waterfall becomes a humid, impractical house. The joke plays on humidity turning a cozy retreat into a moisture issue.
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A cryptogram sample explains letter substitution amid a daily puzzle. It shows AXYCLBAAXE represents LONGFELLOW and provides an encoded line for solving. The note references Yesterday's quote by Tagore and credits King Features Syndicate.
Dear Abby answers readers on multilingual families, a lonely GI seeking letters from overseas, a joking trash inspector idea, and a wife warned not to reveal age. Abby weighs in on languages, loneliness, and neighborly mail antics.
Washington President Johnson rejected the Peter Hurd portrait deeming it unacceptable due to size lighting style and composition. The White House cites official portrait standards while contemporary accounts note Johnson reportedly reacted heatedly and sought another artist.
The piece argues 1967 may be the year of bluff and baloney as President Johnson pursues Great Society goals while waging war in Southeast Asia. It notes consensus as a fragile political concept amid rising campaign rhetoric and cites Henry Haskell on political promises and human nature.
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