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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1966
Page
4
Incredible spacecraft Mariner IV on a long voyage back toward Earth from a distant solar orbit. NASA reports it is about 30 million miles from Earth, the closest approach ever, with data transmission suspended since Oct. 1 after 38 million measurements.
In the Journal of the National Education Association Ronald N Wood argues children reveal humor and insight. A pupil’s test quips include stomach food moving to the small intentions and other playful, sometimes pointed, definitions.
A light editorial quip suggests delaying retirement a week to stay home and watch daytime television. It playfully contrasts work plans with relaxing TV rituals to reframe life choices.
Puzzle clues list across and down with definitions and word counts. Includes cryptogram AXYCLBAAXR LONGFELLOW with a mapping example and yesterday's cryptoquote about confidence and awkwardness by Hazlitt.
Community leaders in Norwalk and Milan discuss growth prospects and coordinated planning as Norwalk nears the Firelands Development Co industrial park milestone with a 60 day waiting period. Kiwanis awards highlight attendance feats and local figures are honored. Local sheriff reports uniforms approved for his team with fundraiser support.
A Fort Dodge Iowa reader asks about a share of a family business after a fire ends the father's retirement plan. The Aunt Abby column replies the husband did not get the business. The page also notes college honors for Doris Dickerson and several Norwalk area students and a local sighting of a robin signaling spring.
A collection of short jokes and anecdotes featuring a grumpy uncle, a voter seeking work, a church couple celebrating 75 years, a teen with driving ambition, a mummy age prank, and a desert flight gag. The jokes rely on wordplay and cultural misdirection for humor.
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