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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1969
Page
6
Washington columnist notes debate over pensions for single women who remained unmarried due to World War II. Dorothy Shinder cites 13 million unmarried women over 35 vs 6 million bachelors, urging a $35,000 pension as compensation. He cautions admin and political hurdles and jokes about an Old Maid Bill of Rights.
Puzzle page presents a themed crossword with clues like Birds beaks and Indian housing plus a cryptoquote sample using AXYDLBAAKXR for LONGFELLOW. Also includes Yesterday's quote THE WELL-DRESSED MAN IS HE WHOSE CLOTHES YOU NEVER NOTICE.
Dear Abby hears a wife whose husband loves sailing, while she fears it and resents spending $5000 on a bigger boat. counselors urge marriage counseling, noting the hobby causes trouble and may signal deeper issues in the three year marriage with two children.
A detailed broadcaster list shows Madison Avenue and The Actress among 8 to 11 PM dramas with Ingrid and TV favorites. Late-night features include Dragnet and Johnny Carson with News, Sports and talk segments across channels.
A teen asks how to pursue a boy who called her purse a fish basket while offering advice on handling crushes. A separate Ms. Mary in Danbury ribbing working wives prompts Abby to advise fair response and etiquette in personal letters.
A detailed grid lists morning to afternoon programs across channels 3 and 5 8 and 11 from Farm Front to Love Of Life It Takes Two and Edge of Night among many soaps talk and game shows plans.
Community members urge retention of elected county sheriffs arguing for stable law enforcement and cautioning against reforms. A second letter laments broken sidewalks, unsafe streets, and calls for better pedestrian infrastructure and enforcement of sidewalk rules.
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