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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1969
Page
4
A reader scorns those who dumped drums of paint base into Norwalk Creek. The letter laments pollution and urges accountability while joking that the culprits deserve poor taste in coffee as punishment.
The page lists numerous across clues such as Strap Rolls of bills Maverick 10 Bounded surfaces and a maze of down clues including Paris stock exchange Whopper Thre e and more. It also includes a cryptogram and a note about one letter substitutions in the puzzle. The puzzle references historical figures and generic phrases with a concluding quote about diplomacy by Durant.
A dense local television lineup lists film choices and prime time programs from 4:00 pm to 11:30 pm. Highlights include Goodbye My Fancy with Joan Crawford and Robert Young, Rings on Her Fingers, News updates, game shows, and late night talk programs across channels 3 5 8 11 and 13.
At 85 Harry S. Truman remains largely out of sight in his Independence home at 219 North Delaware Street. Neighbors describe him as hale though slowed by arthritis, with a sharp mind and a dry wit. He will celebrate his birthday quietly at home, avoiding fanfare and large gatherings, with only occasional visits from friends and family.
TV listings run through the night with numerous programs from news to cartoons and game shows. The page includes a reader letter exchange featuring Abby and a note about welfare mother perspectives and social commentary.
President Nixon presented the Medal of Freedom to Duke Ellington as jazz greats gathered in the East Room for a birthday tribute. Dizzy Gillespie, Earl Hines, Dave Brubeck, and Louis Bellson jammed with Ellington’s compositions while crowds danced and celebrated into the early hours.
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