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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
4
Dr Edward C Welsh head of NASA warns the public to accept space dangers and possible fatal accidents as Gemini 4 approaches. He notes spaceflight is highly risky though no astronaut has yet been harmed, urging readiness and steady progress despite potential mishaps.
The note explains a daily substitution cipher puzzle where one letter maps to another. It includes an example line TE YGELXTY and recalls yesterday's quote IT I8 WELL THAT WE KNOW NOT ALL OUR WISHES by La Rochefoucauld with a 1986 date from King Features Syndicate.
In a collection of Dear Abby reader contributions, writers defend and question privacy of love letters left by deceased relatives. Tales include burying letters with a parent, publishing or destroying them, and personal ethics in handling inherited writings.
A New York screening May 25 of Felix Greene’s CHINA! prompts sharp critique of its anti Red China messaging. The reviewer questions bias, cites statistics on China’s society, and notes Greene’s history and funding links while assessing the film as polished propaganda.
A survey in the EHOVE area identifies four priority areas for adult education: vocational and technical training, basic skills, general education, and credit courses. It projects up to 36 000 potential vocational enrollees, recommends a separate adult technical college, and notes 10 880 adults with minimal skills. It cites the Sandusky branch but notes it offers no high school credit courses.
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