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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1966
Page
3
President Johnson selects Robert C. Weaver to head the new Department of Housing and Urban Affairs making him the first African American cabinet member. Observers note Weaver is capable though debate centers on political considerations versus merit in the landmark appointment.
A humorous line reflects on romance and wealth notes that a simple tomato paired with a few diamonds can cause lasting trouble. The quip frames love as susceptible to material concerns and enduring consequences.
A mixed page offers a 39 clue crossword with entries like Rob Roy for one and tropical plants plus a Cryptoquote challenge. The sample explains substitution codes using A for L and X for O with daily varying keys and a hint on solving.
A reader seeks a wife with outdoor hobbies, age and marital limits, while Abby counsels caution about marrying strangers. Additional letters discuss helping a future mother-in-law while in the military, and a wife’s frustration with her lazy husband who wants back washing.
A collection of light anecdotes and captions from a story corner segment. It includes a car race report spoof with a Ford versus Moskvich exchange, teen dance confusion, a farmer quitting after too many ups, a six year old girl portrayed as budding authority, and assorted one liners about trains, spelling, roommates, and a marriage counselor.
NORWALK items note a bus driver signaling when safe to pass on South Norwalk Road after frequent stops. Bob Kramer, bus supervisor, identified the driver as Robert Crouch pending confirmation.
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