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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1969
Page
4
Washington reports Secretary of State William P. Rogers dismisses Viet Cong rejection of secret talks with South Vietnam leaders, saying public statements do not matter. The comment comes amid ongoing concerns over peace negotiations and U S policy.
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk says the growth of nuclear power requires new peace strategies. He warns that thousands of megatons create a new condition for humanity and global relations.
A page features a daily crossword with across and down clues including Persian potentate seaweed and Greek letter, plus a cryptoquote puzzle LONGFELLOW. The item lists publication details for the Reflector-Herald Norwalk Ohio with subscription rates and service areas.
A Dear Abby column features readers debating new dentures and eating speed. Letters from D M, D D S Beverly Hills, C W F Jr Shreveport and others discuss adjustment, fit, patience, and advice on eating with dentures.
An appeal asks teens to mail one dollar to Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles California 90069 to receive a new booklet titled What Teen-Agers Want to Know. The simple notice urges participation and shares a mailing address for responses.
A dense listing of film showings and TV programs across Friday and Saturday evenings. Featured titles include Tammy Tell Me True, The Challengers, The Lost World, The Devil at 4 OClock, Day the World Ended, and The Electronic Monster, with a long sequence of news, game shows, cartoons, comedies, and sports programming slate through late night.
Jim Bishop recalls a neighbor, Wally Lehmann Sr of Long Island, a widower whose loneliness shapes a peculiar life. Friends and family stage a birthday party with a pool table, a buffet, and a dramatic reading of a touching card as Lehmann endures memories of his late wife Betty and a house filled with music and visitors.
A reader argues that city police seek the State Patrol level pay and questions fairness. The letter emphasizes training and professionalism, noting police merit beyond badges and urging equal standards if pay rises occur.
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