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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
6
The Johnson Administration loses to a powerful billboard lobby as Transportation Secretary Alan Boyd defers to state control over highway signs. States will set varying standards, likely weakening unified curb on commercial signage and undermining scenic and safety aims of beautification.
A cheeky line about women leaving the kitchen for a color TV triggers an old fashion flap. Crossword clues list across and down entries featuring names of places, objects, and terms across a mixed puzzle page.
The puzzle line notes a substitution code with a quote by Thoreau about success tied to satisfying a friend. It cites 1967 King Features Syndicate, Inc.
The Davie Florida project leader Stuart Synnestvedt pursued a radical classroom model at the South Florida Education Center Nova, drawing attention from MIT Harvard and others. Despite early rejection he built a thriving school system that attracted national educators and transformed perceptions of learning.
Dear Abby column pieces discuss parental concerns about college morals and supervision, with Abby advising that colleges cannot police student behavior beyond general societal norms. The column also includes a biographical note on Stu Synnestvedt and the founding of Nova University in Broward County, Florida, detailing the Oatmeal Club’s backing, the old Navy airport conversion, and early admission outcomes.
In a late night UPI column, the writer watches a live United Nations debate on television as Israel and Arab forces clash in the Middle East. The piece muses on instant global TV, future UN monitors, and the challenge of propaganda when satellites beam events directly into homes worldwide.
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