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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
8
University of Chicago professor Dr George Wied develops a simple inexpensive uterine cancer test using fluorescent staining of nucleic acid in uterine cells. The method is reliable and could be widely applied, potentially reducing the annual death toll of about 14 000 American women.
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A cryptogram puzzle explains letter substitution and word patterns with an example. It notes daily changing codes and shows a sample line and a previous quote citing Van Rensselaer.
Readers write with questions on cigars and manliness, a sister wedding gown gift, shy dating, and a nostalgic telephone sweetheart tale. The column offers Abby’s quick guidance and moments of personal reflection amid playful anecdotes.
A reader denounces a small group of Bronson school parents for disrespect at a public meeting and urges civil discussion. The letter also challenges Fisher-Titus Hospital on air conditioning, ventilation, and worker turnover. An editor's note withholds the writer's name.
The piece argues that Latin American troublemakers aligned with Castro Cuba operate across the region, especially in Colombia, Bolivia, and Venezuela, seeking to disrupt existing orders. It cites labor downgrades under Castro, militarization, and pervasive surveillance as Cuba’s system of control, contrasting it with Batista-era protections.
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