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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1968
Page
4
The Federal Trade Commission states recipients of unsolicited goods are not obligated to pay or return items. It will crack down on firms misrepresenting this right and on follow up letters, except when merchandise is misdelivered to the wrong person. A light note follows: a quip about romantic settings and diamonds.
A crossword clue set prints across the page with numbered hints including across and down words. The cryptoquote presents a substitution puzzle with a Gandhi quote as the sample and a longer Longfellow mapping example.
A dense listing outlines a Monday night schedule with multiple channels airing dramas such as A View From The Bridge and Force Of Impulse, followed by a long sequence of daytime and prime time programs including News, PDQ, The Monkees, Gunsmoke, Rowan and Martin, Jeopardy, and Talk shows. The grid spans late afternoon to early morning with ad breaks and syndicated hits.
A reader lauds Sheriff action against obscenity and the county’s decency standards. He commends local officials from Bernard Kean to Don Robertson, the police, mayor, service director, council, and school board while urging support for a sales tax to fund education and noting religious values as national strength.
Dear Abby letters tell of a housewife caught in a coercive affair and a proposed blackmail threat by a single lover. The advice panel urges ending the relationship and facing potential exposure if the lover reveals the affair to her husband.
Jim Bishop crafts a vivid summer tableau mixing nature and city life. The piece lists sensory images from cornstalks and wildflowers to heat, rain, and twilight, interweaving landscapes from Appalachians to Boston ivy with human moments and memories.
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