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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
5
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes praises the news media as a public servant's best friend. He invites reporters into his office without an appointment and commends editorial criticism after years of friction and secrecy.
Crossword clues listed across and down with many misprints and fragmented wording. The page shows a crossword puzzle prompt with theme entries and partial phrases such as Diaphanous Mariner Exit and various garbled clues.
A governor argues meetings should be open and the press essential to democracy. He praises editors as guides while candidly criticizing political access and press freedom in contrasting regimes. The interview highlights tension between openness and political caution.
Advice column excerpts about family fishing trips and domestic strain. A wife asks if she is wrong to want to stay home while her husband and teenage sons enjoy a yearly fishing week up north. Readers urge the husband to let her stay home and celebrate her vacation.
A Monday evening television log lists multiple shows from Bewitched to S.W.A.T. and The Tonight programs across channels with film and drama entries. The article also analyzes governor Rhodes praise of media coverage amid indictments of phantom state employees involving former Gov. Gilligan and calls media an ethical watchdog.
A dense OCR style timetable lists 1960s era TV programs and times across channels including News 8 11 13 Password Jabberwocky and Daytime soaps such as As The World Turns Guiding Light and General Hospital with game shows The Price is Right and Match Game plus children's programs Sesame Street Dinah! and The Electric Company.
The Columbus Boychoir of Princeton New Jersey with 28 members ages six to fourteen sang at St. Peter Lutheran Church in Norwalk Saturday. The program mixed religious classical pieces with gypsy and folk selections and closed with Only I Never Saw Another Butterfly a 30 minute operatic number about World War II concentration camp children.
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