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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1965
Page
4
A Perryville Missouri Monitor editorial compares iron values to personal potential. It argues that self effort largely determines success, noting inherited ability and environment influence outcomes but asserting ambition matters more. The piece encourages readers to pursue high goals regardless of starting point.
Senators Stephen M. Young and Frank Lausche, both Democrats from Ohio, oppose immediate troop withdrawal from Viet Nam. Young calls the situation not hopeless, while Lausche warns that conceding to communists could invite further aggression and new conflicts elsewhere.
Dismissed cases include Irene Cutter versus Franklin Cutter and alimony/divorce actions involving Lois Tate, Marjorie Brady, Mary Carney and others. Charges dropped list Walter Wilhelm and Robert Case. New filings show several divorces requested, alimony actions, and money and foreclosure suits in Huron County Common Pleas Court.
U S Department of Agriculture report shows public school pupils consumed 2.8 billion lunches in 1962, up 40 percent from 1957, highlighting growth of the National School Lunch Program.
Buckley argues against Johnson’s push to curb state right to work laws while citing a New York longshoremen strike. The President invokes Taft Hartley cooling off. negotiations yield a contract the union leader calls an answer to all.
A series of readers address Abby on clergy social obligations, a 32 year old woman seeking education, cat disputes, and a lengthy critique of longshoreman strikes. The letter group blends personal concerns with political opinion and moral guidance.
In a column by June Gladfelter, the writer argues for allowing college expenses to be deductible from income tax, noting high costs and limited middle class access. The piece contrasts federal loans and scholarships with tax relief and questions how funds are used. It also includes a weather quip and inaugural invitation musings.
A page features a crossword with clues such as nickname and brewed malt liquor and a cryptogram quotation. The cryptogram explains letter substitution using an example with LONGFELLOW and provides a sample quote from Frie dell. The layout includes multiple clue numbers and a daily quotation puzzle.
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