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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1976
Page
4
Forum readers praise John Short and his wife for launching Teens for Christ in Norwalk. They note teens attending Sunday School and Church willingly, while others at a Saturday event left as a rock group began. The writer emphasizes gospel teaching appealing to youth and personal faith in Jesus.
A dense historical crossword puzzle page lists across clues from 1 Livestock feed to 41 Attacks and down clues from 1 Assembled as troops to 38 Card Life with a theme by THOMAS JOSEPH. Yesterday's cryptoquote quotes a Christian Morgenstern line about funny stories and visiting the sick.
A 16 year old asks Abby if her 23 year old boyfriend’s divorce proof is necessary. Other letters discuss naming an out of wedlock child after the father, bridal party weight concerns, and handling jealousy with a flirtatious widower. Abby advises honesty and caution.
In 1949 Chou En-lai warned that China might seek friendship with America and that U.S. aid to Chiang Kai-shek helped corrupt politics in Chungking. The piece argues U.S. policy failures and the China Lobby allowed losses in China, Korea, and Vietnam, with trillions in costs and thousands of American deaths.
Channel listings present a slate of programs from 8:00 P.M. to 12:00 P.M. including The Big Switch with Sam’s swap of five hundred hot televisions, The Pink Panther with Peter Sellers, a Puerto Rican family comedy, Welcome Back Kotter episode info, Bus Station with Joe Forrester, Gypsy In My Soul musical special, Mystery of the Week, Manhunter drama, The Siege At Red River action film, and Best Things In Life Are Free set in the 1920s with DeSylva Brown Henderson collaborators.
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