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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1965
Page
5
Harper's Magazine highlights a shift in the Soviet Union as management skills move from contempt to central to policy. David W. Ewing notes Khrushchev’s ouster rooted in poor management and explains why leaders now must think like managers to improve planning and output.
Crossword clues blend odd spellings and themes with scattered answers. The puzzle hints at wordplay and cryptic style, inviting solvers to parse definitions and cross references across a Saturday edition.
A daily cryptogram puzzle explains letter substitution and hints in the sample. The page notes that HAR BFVIB HAR TWICV SQRWT HAR RVRB and presents a quoted Talmud line about committing a sin twice.
Dear Ellie finds a sack of walnuts with a note from strangers Geraldine and Butch. Abby hints Ellie may be another Ellie on the block and asks the couple to contact the Russells in Lompoc. The page also includes multiple reader questions about rekindled relationships and moral queries.
A new issue of The Marijuana Newsletter arrives on pink and yellow paper from Lemar. It blasts marijuana as illegal and harmful, names Randolfe Wicker and others as editors, and targets police, schools, and potential markets while urging legalization and prisoner freedom.
Dan Emmett began as a printer in Norwalk in 1828 at age 13, later moving to Mt. Vernon where he showed musical talent and briefly worked on the Western Aurora. He helped invent the minstrel show with a fateful 1843 performance at the Branch Hotel and later wrote Dixie, selling its rights for 500 dollars. He retired in 1878, died in 1904, and reflects on how history language mirrors present calamities. The Display Case at Huron County Courthouse remains empty after a Fanny Farmer exhibit, with Van Miller supervising county collections.
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