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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1967
Page
4
A Soviet editor denounces Johnson's proposed moratorium on anti-missile systems while noting a chance Moscow may accept restraint. The piece calls such arms races wasteful, costly, and unlikely to improve security, and urges reciprocal restraint as Johnson urged through his State of the Union address.
A humorous comment notes college campuses are so crowded that even an eight foot tall basketball player cannot easily enter. The remark reflects the era's sense of crowded campuses and student life.
A compact crossword item lists clues Scot 21 producing 25 Yellowish 28 Negotiate 29 Firearm 31 Title of address as a brief grid prompt with solutions implied by wording.
The puzzle displays a substitution cipher sample and a final note credited to Herbert, mentioning God strikes with his finger not with all his arm.
Nassau Bahamas Jim Bishop reports on the Miami cruise amid lifeboat drills and safety checks after alarms prompted passengers to report to staterooms. Gene and Sophie Kroll, longtime travelers from Long Branch NJ, overcome fears to continue their winter voyage aboard a 10 000 ton ship leased from Zim Lines as life jackets are checked and passengers move to lifeboat stations.
Dear Abby offers mixed advice on thrift and family, while a shipboard encounter with Captain Milton Russell highlights safety systems aboard the SS Miami. The Krolls tour the vessel's safety features, including 10 lifeboats, 70 fire doors, 125 hose stations, and automated closures, before crossing Nassau-bound seas 185 miles from shore.
A reader bids farewell to Huron County nature and its denizens from Hammon Quarry. The piece lists species and scenes lost to time including snakes frogs liverworts planaria hydra ferns moss Phoebes raccoons salamanders and woodpeckers. The letter also advises servicemen in Viet Nam to include aluminum foil in letters to aid drying and signaling.
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