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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1969
Page
4
Jack Reisman denounces a May Reflector column by Jim Bishop for endorsing racial generalizations. He argues the piece misstates White and Black attitudes and calls for listening, action, and the ideal of a free and equal nation.
A newspaper cross puzzle lists across and down clues with answers like Brooch and Desert crosser plus an extensive cryptoquote line. The Saturday feature includes a George Moore quote about genius and conformity and ends with a full cryptogram puzzle entry.
Readers seek advice on aging marriages and communication. Abby warns a wife’s suggestion of a younger lover invites action and highlights counseling as beneficial for couples and families.
Daily Norwalk Reflector TV guide lists evening programs from 4:00 to 11:45 with shows including Dunkirk and Force of Impulse, plus news segments and late-night talk. It notes subscription rates: 45 cents weekly, 15 dollars yearly in some counties, 23.40 nationwide. Jim Bishop is credited as reporter.
A reader reflects on limericks and a new book The Lure of the Limerick by William S Baring-Gould noting playful verses and cheeky verses across several examples from classic poets and humorous lines. The piece includes quoted limericks about Phidias Nantucket Clyde Ryde and more with commentary on their wit and tonal edges.
A dense timetable lists daily show segments across channels with times and program titles including News, Talk, Game, and soap operas such as Edge of Night It Takes Two Love Of Life General Hospital Guiding Light As The World Turns. The schedule features famous stars like Lucille Ball Beverly Hillbillies and Dick Van Dyke.
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