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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
4
The Saturday Evening Post argues the Sherman Act of 1890 is obsolete in a larger, more complex United States. It contends size can enable performance and that revised laws should focus on true public service, accelerating national growth and innovation.
Word War I resurgence is tied to Barbara Tuchman’s The Guns of August and a new documentary. The piece explains alliances and mobilizations leading to war, detailing England France Russia and the Balkans, and how Austria Serbia and Germany triggered the conflict.
Puzzle details list cryptic crossword clues with numbers and definitions. The page also repeats a cryptogram puzzle with a quoted Mark Twain line and a note about substitution code letters changing daily.
Passenger aboard Central Airlines Flight 141 recalls an entertaining in flight broadcast by Captain Amett Spinks. The crew jokes include a Dixie finale and a Mystery Flight tease with destinations Dallas and Las Vegas. Keith Heaton notes the lighthearted approach easing tension.
A London to Dallas flight narrator jokes with passengers about landing in Dallas or New Orleans. Captain Spinks riffs on Thanksgiving and Christmas, with humorous quips about gifts and family as he notes cruising altitude and ground speed. The line ends asking who called the pilot a comedian.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on dating seating etiquette in cars with bucket seats and on weight loss struggles. Advice covers sitting beside the driver, club options like TOPS, and a mother’s concerns about her daughter’s divorces and behavior amid possible vitamin deficiency explanations.
The National Committee for the Effective Congress, a liberal nonpartisan group, says President Johnson must risk popularity and offend supporters to push the nation toward new goals. The staff report notes Johnson, pursuing fresh ideas, will rely on Congress as the main vehicle and obstacle in moving from an obese to a great society.
ALVIN SPIVAK reports from Johnson City Texas on the rise of anonymous White House sourcing. The piece explains background, deep background, and off the record attributions and how trial balloons are used to test public reaction before official statements.
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