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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1967
Page
4
A collection of quotations on how surroundings reflect individuals, the growth of words, and the role of others in personal success. Nightingale notes environments mirror people, Buck laments lost word wonder, and Clayson emphasizes collaboration in achievement.
A brief quotation notes forgiveness does not alter what happened but broadens what may come. It emphasizes letting go as a way to open new possibilities and hope beyond previous events.
The puzzle presents clues for a standard daily crossword with enumeration 13 14 15 16 17 19 22 25 26 28 29 31 32 35 39 40 41 42 43 44 and a cryptogram with the hint ORP RPESGYE FUXUXS. A sample quote from yesterday and a note about substitution letters accompany the page.
Dear Abby counsels against xenophobia and notes that courtesy and kindness matter more than ethnicity or religion. A reader complains about a mother demanding only American suitors and Abby urges open-mindedness and respect. The column also advises against a hastened engagement in a separate unwed mother scenario.
An elderly man answers a bank with a creased computer check and a sharp reply about government rules. A child explains a dozen miscount and a mother corrects, followed by light wordplay and playful definitions.
Raymond Moley, longtime architect of the New Deal and later critic of big government, chronicles the era’s origins from his role in the brain trust and as Roosevelt’s aide. He analyzes the London conference wreck, party loyalty, and key figures such as Garner Glass Byrd Byrnes and Farley.
Dorothy Seely, 44 Central Blvd, argues ministers misquote verses out of context and urges ecumenical unity in Christ. She insists on personal conviction, emphasizes love and forgiveness, and states the decision is between each individual and the Lord.
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