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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
4
Crossword clues span topics from Mexican goody to tropical shrub and roofing item. A cryptoquote variant reads In every man's heart there is a secret nerve that answers to the vibrations of beauty by Christopher Morley.
The listing outlines a night of Westerns and dramas led by CLIMB AN ANGRY MOUNTAIN and HARDCASE with stars Fess Parker Barry Nelson Clint Walker Stefanie Powers and Virna Lisi. It includes comedies HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE and TERROR ON A TRAIN plus News and game shows across networks ABC CBS and more.
Gov. John J. Gilligan launches open community meetings starting in Defiance to hear public questions on taxes, parks, roads, and local projects. Aides say the sessions test public sentiment and may help pre election year decisions while avoiding rigged appearances.
Dear Abby columns discuss a home sale stalled by a neighbor’s neglected yard and a reader’s plan to hire a gardener to pressure them. The reply insists exposing the issue directly to neighbors to restore property value and avoid humiliation. The second letter seeks guidance on post‑marriage relationships and reconciliation.
Dear Abby style letter and reader tips appear alongside a notice about subscription pricing and circulation. The page includes personal questions about marriage and grooming, a corrected attribution for a quote, and a request for readers to mail for Abby’s booklet. The section closes with postage terms and UPI News Service attribution.
The article traces belief in Christ’s return across eras from early Christian expectations to millenarian movements in 1843 and 1914. It notes leaders like Hal Lindsey and Billy Graham shaping modern apocalyptic discourse while scholars urge metaphorical readings and warn against lassitude amid dire forecasts.
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