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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1971
Page
4
Letter writer from Milan objects to welfare abuses and calls for job training for men while supporting work and a supplementary wage. She recalls a woman told she could not work, and a foster care case where a child was burned and family visitation denied, urging better investigations and safeguards.
Puzzle and advice pages present a cryptogram clue LONGFELLOW and a daily quote. The feature includes Dear Abby letters about relationships and childless marriages, with readers sharing horror at sensational advice and family plans.
The page lists an extensive lineup of films and TV programs across the evening, including The Innocents with Deborah Kerr and Martin Stephens at 8:30, Mystery Street at 11:30, Destination Inner Space at 11:40, and The Terrible People among other titles. News, game shows, cartoons, dramas, and sports events fill late night slots with multiple channels and time blocks.
Frank Gorshin, famed for dozens of impressions, argues new stars like Elliot Gould Hoffman and Nicholson could be captured by impressionists. He notes public recognition matters and that he avoids overdone or female targets and certain aged stars. He absorbs traits by watching films and TV, without formal study.
Neighborly family notes mix travel plans and domestic habits as Abby weighs boundaries with an aging mother in law who wants to join vacations and a spouse who leaves items in pockets. The column includes a reader's attempt to curb clutter and a lighthearted reaction offering a solution.
Jim Bishop profiles Dr Myron Segal and Pat Mascola on emphysema, its causes, symptoms, and living with the disease. The piece explains lung function, the progression of breathlessness, and the promise of new oxygen tanks and portable devices for patients.
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