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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
4
P J Garcia, age 78, was named Norwalk Jaycees Outstanding Young Man in a community honoring gesture. The piece lauds Garcia for lifelong service and places the award in the context of broader civic esteem.
A humorous observation notes that a husband purchases elegant china to keep his wife from doubting his dishwashing duties. The quip suggests gifts can influence domestic trust and labor division.
A coded crossword sample presents across clues with words like sordid peepers and desert animal plus down clues and a cryptoquote. It notes a substitution cipher where A stands for L and X for O and lists a series of letter groups including NAZ NAGMCR and TYRN UZYUVZ with a hidden quote about preparing for the worst.
A reader asks if suing a computer for alienation of affections is possible after a botched compatibility test. Abby cautions that machines cannot replace human feelings and mocks the notion of partner selection by algorithm.
Washington columnist Dick West explains Rosicrucian ideas of interplanetary thought migration and anti matter as a humorous lens for personal mood shifts. He jokes that mysterious impulses may come from space clowns rather than hot tamales.
U S Senators debate reform of the Electoral College with proportional representation PR. Sen Spessard Holland argues PR would empower splinter parties and risk a coalition or third party balance of power. The piece cites Huey Long as an example and condemns winner take all. It notes boss politics in cities swaying statewide outcomes and cites 1960 Kennedy victory under winner take all.
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