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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1966
Page
3
The article argues graduates will enter the labor market as serious adult contenders if they shed teen fashion and boredom in interviews. Employers value appearance, demeanor, and readiness to work, with training and effort ahead of age when advancing. It notes today’s youth are often better prepared for life than prior generations and cautions against underestimating them.
A witty remark notes middle age reveals an eight hour day feels like ten hours as time expands with life. The joke lampoons aging work perception and the stretching of daily routines.
The page presents a themed crossword with clues across and down plus a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle using substitution. It lists numbered across clues from The women to Azurite and others and down clues from Yell to a to periods, plus a sample cryptoquote with a Henry Wadsworth Longfellow quote as a key.
Memorial Lake Park hosts open air band concerts starting June 23 and five weekly Thursdays at 8 pm. City parks run baseball, horseshoe pitching, tennis, swimming lessons, and youth craft programs with registration dates to follow. Local high schools and nearby universities host graduations as summer activities unfold throughout the area.
Dear Abby column prints readers letters about nose jobs and relationship entanglements. A mother questions a sister’s nose job gift for her daughter and a subsequent advice about consulting a plastic surgeon. The second letter suggests a disastrous marital swap scenario as satire.
A collection of quips and anecdotes including a professor and bootblack tale, lampoons about Civil Service missiles, a courtroom jab about lawyers, a clerk and a tip, remarks by James Michael Curley, and family banter about wealth and love.
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