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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1966
Page
6
Richard L. Breault, associate director of research for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, argues that increasing babies no longer drive growth. He says the economy now hinges on adapting to varied demand from rising personal incomes, with rational family planning making economic and social sense.
A wry remark notes a real friend ignores gossip about you even when he suspects it may be true. The quip emphasizes loyalty over rumor and highlights honesty as the mark of friendship.
A dense puzzle listing across clues with definitions from greeting to pronoun and various abbreviations. A cryptogram quotation accompanies the Daily Cryptoquote puzzle alongside a prior solution quote by Landor and an attributed author Ovide.
A detailed account from Andrews AFB follows Air Force One 26000 as it takes off with President Johnson aboard. Col. Cross leads a skilled crew through climb, flight tests, and in-flight routines while Secret Service guards, reporters watch, and the Johnsons dine and rest aboard the 707 with a pampered, precise operation akin to a Swiss watch.
Dear Abby advises: fiance is an individualist. wear what you wish and let him do the same. A 16 year old reader is told to forget a suspicious caller and to ask a boy who has asked her out. Avoid listening in on others and avoid involving friends in calling boys.
CBS TV presents Wall Street Where the Money Is a vivid one hour look at markets from the exchange floor to bonds and mutual funds. David Wolper's film uses rapid editing and personal anecdotes to color a glamorous view of Wall Street while noting bonds issues and the influence of TV prices on trading.
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