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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1968
Page
4
A Norwalk Reflector column questions the amateur status rule for athletes. It cites Jean Claude Killy and argues money influences training and competition, noting U S athletes often receive pay and high schoolers may be compensated. It critiques officials for clinging to outdated views.
A columnist notes a shift in perception of the paycheck as nothing more than a record of payroll deductions and taxes rather than full compensation. It argues the payment's value is eroded by routine withholdings.
A compact listing of across and down clues including Nemesis Stew Urchin Boundary White poplar Shun Twining stem Scot explorer At home French article Roman money Nourished the Confessor Rowing implements Relate Maple Speaks Carting vehicle Laconian clan group Pronoun Like Newt Entitle Ledge Biblical city Concise Accumulate Prophet Simple. Pampered So be it.
Daily cryptogram puzzle with a sample mapping and example phrase. Notes that substitutions change daily and shows the quotation LIBERTY IS GIVEN BY NATURE EVEN TO MUTE ANIMALS credited to TACITUS. Also includes a sample LONGFELLOW mapped phrase and instructions.
Dear Abby letters recount conflicts in marriages with younger companions and overbearing friends. A 55 year old wife questions her 70ish husband who pursues young women and money, while a younger couple asks how to handle intrusive visitors on Sundays. Also included are parenting views on music lessons and family music enjoyment.
A dense schedule outlines TV programming from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with films such as Visit To A Small Planet and Caribbean and a long run of game shows, soap operas, news, comedies, and children’s programs featuring stars like Jerry Lewis, Lucille Ball, Andy Griffith, and Carol Burnett, across multiple channels.
Jim Bishop profiles Khartoum at six sixteen north, describing its calm Nile setting and strict Islamic life, then recounts the famine, plague, and locust plague that nearly wiped out the population between 1885 and 1886, ending with reflections on resilience and future risk.
Dictionary entry notes emasculate as a transitive verb from Latin out plus male. It implies weakening vigor or strength, exemplified by the phrase the novel was emasculated by censorship.
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