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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1972
Page
6
Puzzle page content with a crossword grid and clues for across and down entries. Includes names and themes such as Erroll Garner and Fatima and spans multiple word lengths and language hints. The source presents a mixed set of definitions, translations, and cross references typical of a newspaper puzzle section.
A sample cipher explains that AX YDLBAAXR translates to LONGFELLOW and that one letter maps to another. The note references daily puzzles with new codes and hints from single letters and word shapes.
Debbie learns from a breakup with John as Linda and Carol share details. Abby offers four lessons: avoid praising a rival, loyalty may prompt others to date him, Linda talks too much, and Carol talks as well.
A dense TV guide notes a 12 40 PM listing for Double Indemnity with Fred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyck and I’ll See You in Hell with John Drew Barrymore and Eva Bartok. Evening blocks include ABC News CBS News and Democratic Convention coverage plus I Dream of Jeannie and You Asked For It.
A dense TV and radio schedule lists morning to afternoon segments from 6:15 to 4:00, including news, talk shows, soap operas, game shows, and children's programs. The page also includes reader letters from Minnesota and North Carolina responding to personal advice columns, with Abby’s familiar guidance.
Washington gossip outlines a quiet alliance between GOP vice chairman Dick Herman and Democratic treasurer Robert Strauss. They coordinated ads and fundraising, helped relocate the Republicans' convention to Miami Beach, and plan a bipartisan commission to reduce convention costs.
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