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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1966
Page
4
The piece warns of an imminent aerial traffic jam driven by 2 100 large airliners and 90 000 private jets, with 400 000 businesses yet to own corporate aircraft. It notes 9 000 planes sold in 1964 and urges better air traffic control and driver behavior to avert a future crisis.
A witty aphorism defines a liberal as a person broad-minded enough to not take his own side in any quarrel. The remark frames liberal impartiality as a virtue and critiques rigid partisanship.
Across and down clues populate a daily crossword with familiar wordplay. The page also presents a cryptogram quotation, LONGFELLOW mapped as AXYDLBAAXRE and the 1966 quote attributed to Lamartine, inviting readers to decode and reflect on liberty and virtue.
Readers weigh Christmas charity notes and a six month marriage revealed habit. A Whittier reader criticizes charity gifting on cards while another asks Abby how to address a husband's heavy salt use at meals. Abby advises considerate gifting and urges the husband to taste first and consult a doctor if salt intake remains extreme.
Washington critics urge a fresh start as the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Commission seeks new design ideas after backlash against an eight-slab abstract plan. Amid a 1966 monument crisis, the piece jokes about shifting memorials and proposes moving the future FDR statue to wheels.
The author recalls famed publishers like Joseph Medill Patterson and Robert McCormick. He notes editors and advertisers clash with publishers who bear reader pressure, while some publishers prosper after leaders die. He profiles Albert Kobler, Thomas Beck, Lucius Russell, Bill Hearst Jr., Paul Hunter, Hap Kern, and others as urbane, influential figures who navigate constant scrutiny and battles.
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