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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues laws often breed crime and evade aims by taxing vices. It cites New York cigarette taxes as failing to raise revenue, boosting contraband, and harming legitimate vendors. It warns higher enforcement costs and public disregard threaten democratic government principles.
A reflective piece notes that while dreams rarely come true, nightmares fade too, suggesting life finds an equilibrium between hope and fear and encouraging steady resilience.
A mixed list of crossword clues across and down covering topics from anatomy to geography. Includes numbers for positions and a mix of synonyms and definitions to guide puzzle solving.
A sample shows AXYDLBAAXR mapping to LONGFELLOW and explains that a single letter stands for another. The line includes a coded quote DAVTJHJC MVKKAK RWT FHK and a decoded hint LWU VUWJC ENWKA FNW FVJE PWEN. BAUMDA shows the quotation about a laugh and market groans.
Dear Abby advises steering conversations away from boastful topics and acknowledges the sin of omission during a luncheon with a widow. A reader questions a husband’s reaction to a nephew marrying before a draft and a baby shower, with Abby defending the couple.
A reader asks if a friend can remove a clothes line painted on a New England winter scene without damaging the oils. Abby says the artist can take out the line without harming the painting, though it may affect pride. a 40 year friendship grants leeway to ask.
A humorous confrontation unfolds in a Washington store as a self styled turf consultant quizzes a customer about lawn fertilizer. The exchange highlights product formulas such as 24 6 6 and 5 10 5 and includes jokes about nitrogen ratios and lawn care jargon. The shopper survives the grilling with a final jab about possible gangrene.
United Press International reports Vice President Humphrey framed U S aims as containing Red China, likening it to Europe’s containment of the Soviet Union. The stance shocks publics as NATO allies waver, while SEATO nations differ and 1987 as a tentative horizon for enduring U S forces in Asia is raised amid Vietnam war debate and Johnson’s political troubles.
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