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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1970
Page
8
Fred M. Sauer of New London writes that he witnessed thousands of Americans showing reverence for the flag and anthem at the Indianapolis 500. He praises the real Americans who respect national symbols and says positive views prevail over a few detractors.
Dear Abby notes a husband who reads passages aloud while his spouse writes or reads. Advice seeks strategies to curb the habit. The reply suggests patience and gentle boundary setting, acknowledging the husband’s desire to share his pleasure.
A passionate ode to American greatness and immigrant contributions. The author extols the United States as a divine, fertile land built by diverse waves of settlers and great figures, praising liberty, peace, and civic duty while urging daily patriotic display.
A National Industrial Conference Board survey of 136 manufacturing companies finds little consensus on moonlighting. Most have no official policy, but 82 firms regulate timing or manner, and eight ban it to protect loyalty and safety. Firms watch overtime, attendance, and productivity to flag outside work. Inflation, more leisure time, and skilled labor demand push more moonlighting, while plentiful overtime and more wives in the workforce temper it.
A reader seeks help to convince her husband not to buy stolen goods. Abby replies that knowingly purchasing hot merchandise makes buyers share in the theft’s guilt, urging the husband to avoid the below cost deal and choosing ethical options.
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