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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1968
Page
4
George Lawrence, who died Saturday, served as a pragmatic welfare administrator famed for applying regulations to help people. He improved facilities, avoided false promises, and stretched a dollar, earning esteem as the state’s dean of welfare directors. His courteous, effective approach left a lasting impression on Norwalk.
The daily crossword includes code letters for Tinplate Mast Conceal Dye Gruesome Appetizer Matures Female and a sample cryptogram. Saturday's Cryptoquote: I SHALL NEVER ACT DIFFERENTLY EVEN IF I HAVE TO DIE FOR IT MANY TIMES. SOCRATES
Dear Abby readers discuss heredity versus upbringing after an adopted boy ages 15 to 19 falls into crime including robbery and rape. Abby counters that character is taught not inherited and warns against blaming "bad blood" for such behavior.
In a pointed To The Editor letter Stanton E. Taylor defends George Hayduk amid community criticism. Taylor notes Hayduk’s lack of errors this time yet questions motives of peers and suggests Hayduk drives a legal aid push that unsettles established groups. He ends with a quip on public perception.
Jim Bishop writes to President Johnson praising No Retreat From Tomorrow while urging deeper national reflection on Vietnam. He notes American guilt, media fatigue, and public fatigue with the war, urging resilience as the nation faces a tough political fight ahead.
A partial daily TV guide lists films and syndicated shows from morning until late afternoon. Notable items include Love In A Goldfish Bowl and The High and the Mighty with a long block of game shows, news summaries, and popular programs like The Monkees and Rowan and Martin.
The word truculent means fierce cruel savage ferocious and thus rude or harsh. The example notes a truculent beast encountered by men entering a cave.
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