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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1967
Page
6
The article argues Gen William Westmoreland's critique of dissent in Vietnam echoes presidential caution toward antiwar protests. It defends free speech and civic duty, noting democracy rests on informed debate even as war policy divides public opinion. A closing humorous line targets the phrase fair sex.
A cryptogram puzzle and quotation appear with themed clues for a daily crossword. The sample shows letter substitutions and a Saturday cryptogram featuring a wedding clothing quotation attributed to Addison, illustrating how one letter maps to others and how word lengths guide solutions.
Four teens from a New Jersey town recall a summer weekend to Highlands and Atlantic Highlands. John Dundas, Fred Grimsey, Bill Drummond, and the narrator share plans, adventures, a fake car ride, and a coastal mischief mood. They rent a Pierce Arrow, fix a radiator with oats, and camp near Water Witch and Miller Street with bread and eggs bought for parents.
Dear Abby letters lament TV ads that irritate viewers with stereotypes and obvious product claims. A mother from Fargo mocks cigaret ads, while others critique candy commercials and the overbearing marketing that shapes perceptions. The piece blends reader notices and a vignette about a seaside weekend.
In a Washington letter column Dick West mocks consumer issues as Betty Furness arrives as Johnson's consumer affairs aide. He recalls waiting for service, waiting numbers, and a stubborn bill dispute to show how shoppers feel powerless and seek revenge rather than wins. The piece blends satire with a jab at bureaucratic shopping friction and political commentary.
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