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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1966
Page
3
The president states riots by Negroes threaten civil rights gains and urges obedience to law and nonviolence. He contrasts his stance with Vice President Humphrey, noting patience can work both ways. He warns white Americans may also lose patience if violence continues.
The saying notes that advice whether free poor or sound often proves costly over time. It frames guidance as a financial burden, urging caution in accepting counsel without scrutiny.
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Abigail Van Buren answers reader questions on mosquito attraction to brunettes, marital strain, and dealing with a friend who left his family. The column touches on odors, safety myths, and offers moral guidance about trust, divorcees, and social pressure.
A reader protests a Norwalk Reflector survey about muckland housing and tenant conditions. The letter questions prior conditions, owner income, and calls for an honest survey while praising local farm workers and condemning poor living quarters.
The piece compares Hubert Humphrey’s strained stance beside Robert F. Kennedy to past vice presidential pivots. It recalls FDR abandoning Wallace in 1940 and Roosevelt choosing Truman in 1944 to aid election prospects. The note urges Hubert to ponder less ideal paths to remain viable.
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