City weighs 7000 dollar report on financial reform
The council weighs adopting a new report on financial reporting at a cost of 7000 dollars. Support comes from Auditor Charles Hipp and Finance Committee member Councilman Richard Cunningham who urge immediate implementation and broad cooperation for early operation.
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Charles Hipp
Richard Cunningham
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Feature
A newspaper page presents a daily crossword with clues and a cryptoquote puzzle. It includes a long list of across clues from 1 to 40 plus cryptogram text, a sample solution heading LONGFELLOW, and a credits block for the Norwalk Reflector Herald Inc published in Norwalk Ohio with pricing and subscription details.
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Norwalk
Dear Abby Readers Pressed for Personal Space in Newspapers
A reader laments newspaper hogs who seize the sports and advice sections daily. Abby replies the only way to avoid enemies is to share, while another letter asks whether to compete for a man with his sister in law and family allies.
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Abby
Nick
Amy
Friday Night TV and Movie Schedule Snapshot
Local listings show cinema and station lineups with multiple dramas comedies and news blocks. Notable items include The Password is Courage Never So Few The River Changes Mission Mars and The Squeaker plus extensive daytime and evening programming across networks NBC CBS ABC and local channels.
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Courage
Frank Sinatra
Rossana Rory
Harald Maresch
Nick Adams
Heather Hewitt
The
Heinz Drache
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights and Lineups
A listing of afternoon through evening TV time slots features programs and acts such as Harlem Globetrotters at 11:00, H.R. Pufnstuf at 3, Archie at 8, and American Bandstand among others. Notable clashes include Here Comes There vs Skyhawks at 11:30 and Sports Challenge slots at 1:30 and 3:30 with various film and cartoon pride acts sprinkled throughout the day.
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Harlem Globetrotters
H.R. Pufnstuf
Hot Wheels
Archie
Books to Read This Summer From Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop surveys recent titles spanning World War II histories and biographical novels. He praises The Rising Sun by John Toland, The Passions of the Mind by Irving Stone, and Lights and Shadows of New York Life by James D. McCabe, noting strong storytelling and historical insight.
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John Toland
Pearl Harbor
Okinawa
Roger Straus Jr
New York
James D. McCabe
Irving Stone
Sigmund Freud
Vienna
Mr. Stone
B.H. Liddell Hart
Red Rudensky
Rudensky
Brenda Behan
Ulick O'Connor
Mel Gussow
Alvin Karpis
Ma Barker
Banks
Ruth Adler
New York Times
Joseph N. Gores
Gene Miller
Barbara Jane Mackle
Miller
Aaron Latham
Guy Sater
Great Human Tragedy Grows in East Pakistan and India
The piece notes a vast refugee influx into India near Calcutta, with up to 100000 arriving daily. A cholera outbreak worsens conditions as Western aid is limited. It argues governments must act and press Pakistan to allow UN or Red Cross access to aid East Pakistan.
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East Pakistan
India
Calcutta
United States
Pakistan
U.S
United Nations
International Red Cross
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