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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1976
Page
6
Reader letters celebrate the Norwalk VFW Memorial Day unveiling of the world’s largest 13 star flag. The piece likens the display to historic symbols of freedom and expresses pride in the country and its founding ideals.
Puzzle page with a large cryptogram titled Crosscvord by THOMAS JOSEPH and a themed cryptoquote, plus a Letters To Forum section inviting signed brief submissions with contact details for verification.
Dear Abby writer recalls long distance rates dropping since 1956 while postal rates rose from 3 to 13 cents for first class and 5 to 13 cents for air mail. The letter writer notes the 13 cent stamp may not reflect the value of message delivery. A reader from Woonsocket adds the question of whether what we say is worth 13 cents.
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges covers risks of color TV radiation, marriage expectations, dating honesty, and a wife avoiding laundry near a constant TV. The letters include stances on health myths, wedding promises, and practical relationship cautions from various readers.
TV lineup lists Monday night offerings with John Davidson new look show and Ted Mack talent act. Major League Baseball games noted. A William Penn biography, several films from 1952 to 1975 and a trivia championship hosted by Richard Dawson are scheduled across channels. Absent end dates or network identifiers.
Zelda Eliot, a San Diego contractor in her 60s, returns to building after open heart surgery and declares she wants to die with her boots on. She built homes, restaurants, clubs, and part of UCSD, proving a woman can lead in a male dominated field. She urges widows to move out of their shells and pursue work.
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