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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1965
Page
4
A junior high in Texas moved its classrooms underground beneath 19 inches of concrete to curb airplane noise from a nearby airport. The change eliminated deafening sound, reduced vandalism risk, lowered construction costs, and improved study habits, with enthusiasm from students.
A quip notes that after a honeymoon, shared chores strengthen marriage. It suggests men join wives in washing dishes and mopping floors to support partners and reinforce partnership in daily tasks.
A mixed puzzle page features a crossword with clues across and down and a cryptoquote. Readers decode AXYDLBAAXR mapping to LONGFELLOW and reveal the daily quote by Picasso.
A reader asks if a formerly discriminatory club should invite a respected Jewish civic leader. Abby says the leader deserves congratulations for breaking bigotry. Other letters discuss a wife’s concerns over a flippant note to a married coworker, and a teen girl who hates her father seeking psychiatry.
Attorney General William B. Saxbe highlights consumer frauds and bait advertising in the latest Consumer Frauds and Crimes Bulletin. He details schemes that lure buyers with enticing offers then switch to higher priced or unsuitable goods, urging Ohio residents to patronize local reputable firms.
Opinion on whether civilian police review boards should oversee the NYPD. The piece contrasts national trends with New York's fear of crime, minority grievances, and the political calculation that could hurt community relations and public safety. It warns that expediency may worsen racial tensions and order.
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