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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1965
Page
3
OSU professor Dr. Roy M. Kottman argues Ohio must view agriculture as a growing, vital industry. He urges keeping production near markets, improving efficiency, stabilizing profits, and expanding high level technical support through extension programs to meet rising demand and cut transport costs.
A newspaper page presents a traditional daily crossword with clues for across and down entries including star shaped flower and others. It also includes a Cryptoquote puzzle with a sample hint and a quote about belief and support.
Karen Gettles Thimmel guides a visit from Bad Harzburg to Braunlage with a trek toward the East German border. The piece describes guard posts, barbed wire, land mines warnings, and a fox in the death strip, ending with a return to cooler air and appreciation for being American.
A reader questions a pastor's sermon urging denial of white wedding gowns to unchaste brides and baptizing babies of brides married in white. The letter asks if men are held to the same chastity standard and what penalties apply.
A collection of reader questions and responses covers gender double standards. Topics include stigmas for unchaste women versus men and miscommunication with a foreign language partner. A reader seeks guidance on condolences for a boyfriend’s brother-in-law and handling friendship hurt.
In a New York City dispute, Mrs. Dorothy Schiff halts the New York Post to pressure a linotype operator who refuses to run an automated device. The clash pits management and union on a split over profits from automation, leaving 1400 workers affected and raising questions about federal labor protections and market disruption.
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