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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1965
Page
4
The nation marks Girl Scout Week from March 7 to March 13 recalling the movement’s Savannah 1912 founding. It notes nearly one million Scouts earned homemaking badges, with Juniors favoring Cook and CadettesHostess badges, underscoring ongoing feminine roles and lifelong values from scouting.
Congressman Charles A Mosher and several Ohio colleagues urge Governor James A Rhodes to convene a Great Lakes water pollution conference in Cleveland like the Chicago meeting. They want health and conservation leaders from all Great Lakes states invited and Ohio positioned as the regional leader.
A collection of readers argue against forcing children to kiss strangers and elders, noting affection should be voluntary. They caution against using children to please adults and warn that insistence on kisses can fuel confusion and promiscuity in society.
The piece explains a sun aging toward a climactic nova and a distant end for Earth. It notes five billion years before the sun dies and explodes, boiling seas and vaporizing planets, with a cooling aftermath as matter drifts to absolute zero.
Buckley notes the lack of conservative Catholic journals and highlights a Catholic World article by Miss Cecelia Wallace arguing for dialogue with Communists. He critiques her notion that atheists should be treated as individuals and questions the stance of Catholic progressives toward Soviet reconciliation.
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