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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
4
In a Sunday address at St Pauls High the 83 seniors heard Tony Mason of Purdue speak on unrest race relations patriotism and Christian love. He contrasted hubris with humility and urged full effort in life like a football game but ignored quiet humility amid rivalries in area sports.
Includes a cryptoquote puzzle LONGFELLOW and a UPI round of satirical and factual items from Washington with topics like oil tax breaks textile quotas Pentagon budgets and labor wage levies plus a note about Rep Otis G Pike and a tongue in cheek punchline about real vs fake items.
DEAR ABBY explains a six year old girl was taken into the woods three times by a 12 year old neighbor. The writer notes no action is allowed without medical proof of damage. The reply says to explain to the child what is wrong and to forbid the neighbor from approaching, and to discuss concerns with the boy’s parents in their presence.
The page lists film showings at 9 00 and 11 25 with titles GUNFIGHT IN ABILENE and GIRLS IN THE NIGHT and a note on FURY AT FURNACE CREEK. It includes a Dear Abby letter about tobacco chewing and a dense TV schedule across hours from 6 00 to 3 30 with programs such as Truth or Conseq Lancer Star Trek Julia Red Skelton It Takes A Thief Mike Douglas and soap operas like Edge of Night Guiding Light and Days Of Our Lives.
About 600 letters weekly reach the Pentagon with varied ideas to end the war. Some proposals were studied and discarded, others seen as promising, including a reverse shield, map the country like a checkerboard, and even disguises or devices to jam missiles.
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