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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
5
A civic lament denounces rat plagues polluted waters and decaying streets caused by local neglect. It links dirty neighborhoods, unsafe roads, and crime to failure by leaders and citizens, urging self reflection over blame on others. It notes distant space achievements while domestic decay worsens yearly.
A sweeping nostalgic panorama of life in 1900 describing cars, population, debt, fashion, work, city life, streets, and social norms. It recalls tech limits, daily routines, gender roles, health fears, and famous figures like Theodore Roosevelt, painting a vivid snapshot of a world just before modern change.
A quip notes the pain is in listening to the music not facing it. It suggests reflection over confrontation and hints at personal growth through listening to consequences. The line contrasts action with inward listening as a source of hurt.
Dear Abby responds to a query about revealing a niece's divorce status. The aunt worries about social prospects for the 24 year old. Abby advises telling people if asked, to avoid awkward consequences. Later, a reader asks about returning a mistaken graduation gift, seeking guidance on the beaded purse.
Confidential note from Dean Abby advising Taurus to value brains and silence. Provides box number in Los Angeles for replies and a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal response.
Hollywood reports James Aubrey, former CBS Television president, plans a comeback in production and creative roles. He speaks from New York by telephone about working with CBS again, while praising all networks and denying bitterness.
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