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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1972
Page
4
Charles R. Zeller mayor argues that police aim to reduce harm and that marking of police vehicles should be clear enough to identify an emergency vehicle. He notes unmarked cars or off duty officers for traffic arrests are rarely legal and should still be recognizable when in use.
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Washington columnist notes LBJ barely mentioned at telethon and convention. Discussion toys with idea of deliberate erasure, compares to stalinist de‑Stalinization. Ends with quip about Johnson City Texas possibly becoming Pedernalesgrad.
Dear Abby answers readers about baldness remedies and public office eligibility. A man credits salt water rinses for hair retention since 1907, while a Massachusetts felon asks about voting and office rights. Abby notes felony convictions do not bar office or voting, with exceptions for bribery in elections for three years.
Washington columnist JACK ANDERSON details the Paraguay crisis surrounding Ambassador J Raymond Ylitalo and dictator Alfredo Stroessner. Ylitalo defends the regime while cables reveal U.S. embassy support for Anderson’s charges. Rogers notes lack of public evidence.
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