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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
4
Bernard Baruch, Wall Street partner turned financier and adviser to presidents, earned respect for analytical rigor and issue driven decisions. He advised across finance and government without public clash over personalities, leaving a lasting impact on national and world affairs.
Puzzle page includes a cryptogram with clues and answers such as Daughter of Herodias and Homo sapiens, plus a quote about signs and destinations. Visible text lists zodiacal and celestial terms, ship and craft words, and a sample cipher key using letter substitutions. The piece cites Kronen Berger 1965.
The page gathers reader questions on marriage readiness for a 17 year old, cleaning a parent’s filthy house, and entertaining in a basement rec room. Abby cautions against marriage as schooling and urges medical evaluation for emotional issues, while preserving practical tips and humor.
In a Saturday letter Winthrop French of Wakeman questions clergy speaking on politics. The writer argues Christian leaders speak for Jesus Christ and must act on love by addressing politics and society, not merely worship. He defends Christian engagement beyond the church.
The essay mocks German speech quirks such as Mahlzeit and Gruss Gott, noting literal translations and stilted greetings. It highlights English loanwords in German usage, humorous signs like Bad Camping, and the phrase Deutsche Sprache schwere Sprache as a self aware joke.
William Buckley Jr reports the Miami Young Republican Convention as conservatives narrowly triumphing over an anti syndicate faction led by David Flaherty. The event saw intra party rifts, surprises from California delegates, and debates over the Liberty Amendment to repeal the income tax.
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