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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1968
Page
4
The piece argues duties of the Post Office Department suffer from political patronage and calls for insulating the postal system from politics. It weighs a TVA style government corporation as a potential reform but notes success requires White House and congressional support.
A crossword grid lists clues across and down with standard wordplay. It includes a cryptogram example using substitution where letters stand for others and a quoted aphorism from Pope as yesterday's cryptoquote.
A wife of 11 years with 10 children writes of fear and abuse from a jealous husband who threatens violence. Abby urges leaving if possible and notes the danger to her and the children, while a confidential reply criticizes the abuser and endorses separation if needed.
A dense TV guide listing films and programs across channels with times from 8:30 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. featuring Rock Hudson in Man's Favorite Sport, Ganster Boss, Young Man With A Horn, It Takes A Thief and many soap operas, game shows, and comedies.
A reader commends the new air strip near Huron County praising its smooth surface easy aerial access and location. A second letter from Fanny Farmer praises Fisher-Titus Memorial medical staff for fast efficient emergency care following a July 10 incident involving a Farm employee.
A witty saying notes that a rich uncle is a kin you enjoy touching in a playful, affectionate way. The line uses humor to reflect on family wealth and closeness within a humorous context.
Journalist Jack Brown profiles Santos Torres a shy eight year old migrant child in Norwalk living beside Stokely Van Camp plant. Volunteers like Marty Knorre teach reading and arithmetic but continuity is scarce as families move with the harvests across Texas Mexico and North Dakota. Santos lies about his age and schooling while his family drifts between fields and huts with a 17 inch TV as entertainment and a rare glimpse of education and opportunity amid harsh migrant life.
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