Letter to the Editor on Norwalk phone service woes
A Norwalk resident petitions To The Editor and Northern Ohio Telephone Co to improve service citing years of lousy calling experience. They describe failed direct dialing within 50 miles, operator circuit switching, long ring times, and near impossibility to connect to neighboring towns. The writer notes one good line to Florida and urges support for a petition.
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Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Norwalk
Florida
Daily Crossword Across And Cryptoquote From Norwalk Reflector
A Norwalk Ohio daily page presents a large crossword puzzle with across and down clues and a cryptoquote puzzle. It includes publication details for the Reflector Herald Norwalk with staff and subscription rates and a note about UPI and circulation.
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Norwalk
Dear Abby readers share spouse and gossip hurdles
A reader asks about a husband who moved to a private apartment to be by himself, another mixed up wife worries about an attraction to her husband's boss, and an office worker seeks limits on lunchtime gossip. Abby weighs in with practical guidance and boundaries.
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Abby
Friday Evening Movies Schedule Highlights
A packed theater window lists films and TV fare from 9:00 p.m. through 3:30 a.m. including The Venetian Affair and The Last Hurrah with stars Robert Vaughn and Spencer Tracy, plus Julius Caesar and Ten Tall Men. Several networks air news, sports, and classic shows throughout the night.
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Robert Vaughn
Ellie Sommer
Spencer Tracy
Jeffrey Hunter
Julius Caesar
Marlon Brando
James Mason
Yellowneck
Berry Kroeger
Burt Lancaster
Joe Sherman The Bad Boy Who Made Good At 81
Joe Sherman, born Itzak Costenec in 1889 in Irkutsk, rose from a freight-hopper and ring rougher to a promoter with a fortune. He fought early, quit early, married Catherine McHugh, opened The Downbeat Room, and built a life in Chicago and Miami Beach before nearing his 81st birthday.
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What Happened To College Militants
Washington notes a lull among young Democrats as campus activism wanes. Nixon's 19 year old draft lottery softened antiwar fervor by centralizing conscription pressure on 19 year olds, potentially delaying radicalization and shifting focus to future careers or schooling.
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UPI
America
Vietnam
Nixon
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
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