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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1966
Page
6
President Johnson publicly pressed not to raise income taxes to curb inflation. He noted tax law changes and higher savings bond sales could pull 13 billion dollars from the economy this year without new tax increases. He also urged tolerance for the loyal opposition while discussing broader economic concerns.
A historic brief lists a daily crossword with clues across many numbers and a cryptogram quotation. The page also includes a cryptoquote attributed to Conrad, and a vintage aside about declarations of war written on scrap paper.
A reader asks about a 13 year old boy who stays indoors and plays with dolls while wearing nail polish and makeup, causing distress in the family. The 15 year old brother withdraws and the father feels helpless as the aunt wonders what should be done.
Dear Abby counsels a reader on inviting husband's siblings to gatherings and avoiding snubs within a large clan. The columnist says there is no need to invite everyone, and suggests inviting whom she wishes while keeping fairness, noting no city restrictions and offering a booklet for letters.
Hollywood UPI commentary argues networks rely too much on live events and must enhance investigative reporting in documentaries. It cites CBS narcotics Harlem coverage and CBS Reports as exemplars while praising NBCs Who Shall Live and noting artificial kidney machines reveal gaps in availability and cost.
Jim Bishop reflects on the White House as difficulties mount for Lyndon Johnson. Critics, pickets, and political pressure mark the copper roof scene while presidents endure scrutiny, doubt, and pressure to act swiftly on Vietnam and reform.
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