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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
6
A five year FCC probe into networks procurement of programs proposes limiting each network to 50 percent ownership of prime time offerings and banning syndication of network repeats on independents. Half of evening shows would be controlled by sponsors via independent producers, aiming for variety and quality. hearings urged.
Los Angeles police rounded up 11 juveniles on suspicion of stealing six cases of merchandise from a van at Southern Pacific Railway freight yards. The cases held 7,200 packages of gum.
A compact crossword listing with across and down clues and a cryptogram. It includes theme notes about code letters replacing letters and an example quote revealing the puzzle mechanic. The page also shows yesterday's cryptoquote and hints about letter substitutions used in the puzzle.
Readers share problems about receiving unsolicited literature and handling awkward questions about a missing arm. Abby advises saving envelopes for postmark clues and explains differences between explanation and empathy. A letter about social courtesy and etiquette ends with guidance for anonymous charity.
The piece notes Jonathan Bingham and Gingham backing admission of Red China to the UN while preserving Chiang Kai-shek in Formosa. It cites the Committee of One Million critiques of Red China and quotes People's Daily on opposition to the Two Chinas policy and UN evictions.
The Westminster College Choir impressed Norwalk with precise pitch and expressive delivery under George Lynn. Solo numbers shone, notably Roy Harris' Symphony for Voices, while blues pieces challenged listeners to separate melodies from obbligatos. the reviewer questions programming though affirms overall value.
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