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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1967
Page
6
A speaker argues that wars are driven by elders and fought by youth, urging young people to embrace a world without war. Pope Paul VI’s Palm Sunday message is cited as urging a true peace based on mutual respect and cooperation across faiths and nations. The text praises youth energy and imagination in pursuing this ideal.
A crossword puzzle grid is presented with Across and Down clues and a note on a letter substitution cipher. The page includes a cryptoquote sample stating Yesterday's Cryptoquote and a short cryptogram revealing a political quip about Americans and Paris.
A reader asks if she should write to a shy neighbor who rarely responds. Abby suggests possible communication by mail but warns he may not reply. Another letter from a mother laments lack of family photos in sons’ homes and is told to express feelings to them. A freight handler urges printing tips for calming frightened transported animals with veterinarian tranquilizers.
A reader from Wakeman argues that Jehovah is God’s personal name and Jesus is the son, not God, citing scripture passages and urging readers to judge Christendom by unity and love. The letter identifies Mabel Stentz Wakeman as signer.
Jeannette Rankin, 87, former Montana congresswoman and suffragette, says war is stupid and cruel and urges the U S to leave Vietnam. She lives on a farm near Athens and plans a home for indigent widows while criticizing military spending and leaders.
A TV public service announcement warns viewers about home buying myths and aggressive sales tactics. The author urges local stations to responsibly report on large housing projects and car ads to restore public confidence and ensure truthful advertising.
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