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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
4
Crossword puzzle from a page by Thomas Joseph with clues across and down for a filled grid. Includes references to literary figures and historical terms and ends with Saturday's answer.
The text presents a cryptoquote example using substitution hints and a sample quote by Karle Wilson Baker and a line about a daily long quote. It mentions mapping letters and provides an instance LET ME GROW LOVELY to illustrate the cipher.
Prime time offers Rogue's Gallery and Frankenstein Created Woman with half a sixpence listed later the night. News segments air on ABC and other stations followed by classic game shows and Gunsmoke before Lucy and Elizabeth R. finishes with Medical Center and Wells Fargo with late news and westerns.
State Senator Gene Slagle suggests a partisan mechanism to transfer control of Ohio’s Senate and House to Democrats if close elections are challenged. He argues the move would reflect Watergate fallout but says he is not pursuing court action, only illustrating the absurdity of his own election contest.
Dear Abby reassures readers that homosexuality is not a sickness and persons may live well with their orientation. The letter discusses societal intolerance and the impact of rejection on gay individuals.
Charles Colson described in a May deposition White House funded E. Howard Hunt trips to New England to probe Kennedy’s role in Chappaquiddick and other covert activities. He cited interviews with a police source, hesitantly connected ITT memo ties, and the 1972 Attack Group, while denying foreknowledge of Watergate plans.
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