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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1973
Page
6
Puzzle titled Chessword by Thomas Joseph with a 39 clue grid across and down. The page lists numerous cryptic style entries and a decorative code line LUWY ZQE RNW DOO ARSW URFGW GQ CQ NMDKW ZQEN WYWADWF CQN ZQE ARZ NWPQEKWN RATNQFW TDWNPW and ends with a Beecher quotation about culture and social betterment.
A compilation of observations on Richard Nixon detailing his political rise, policy shifts, cabinet choices, and campaign strategy. The piece argues his pragmatism and leadership style, noting his re election landslide and post election shake up plans while highlighting controversial moves on civil rights, welfare, and Vietnam. It also contrasts expectations with outcomes across his public roles.
A dense TV guide page lists upcoming film reruns and a long daytime to late night schedule. Notable entries include Frankenstein and Torpedo Run films, Adam 12, Cannon, and The Edge of Night with a mix of news, talk shows, game shows, and soap operas alongside a mail-order advice box.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Chief Justice Warren Burger refused to allow a three minute film segment showing drunken sailors at the Supreme Court or nearby sites. Producer Gerald Ayres sought shoots at the National Gallery but was blocked by Burger, who also chairs the gallery board. The National Archives finally hosted the scene after efforts spanned months and obstacles. The piece also notes FBI secret numbers to inform on radicals and antipoverty travel spending by regional director Tom Mercer to Hawaii and Pago Pago at a cost of 2800 dollars.
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