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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1966
Page
3
The piece urges courts to address concerns directly with the American people as public dissent grows over actions by city county state and federal courts. It notes judges’ integrity while warning contempt outside court weakens government and calls for renewed dignity respect for law and order.
A witty line notes that the most exercise some people get is running up bills. The remark plays on gym effort and financial strain in sharp social humor.
Across clues list many terms from polish to golf term. Down clues include nautical vertical line and biblical prophet among others. The puzzle spans common nouns adjectives and proper nouns with answers across topics like plants, places, and measurements.
A cryptogram explains substitution clues for solving the daily cryptoquote. It notes one letter maps to another and shows sample reprinted quote indicating the cipher workflow. The Saturday line presents a famous quote about thinking independently.
North Miami Beach Fire Department Rescue Unit head Thomas Walsh and assistant scour bars and streets for injured people. They treat a knife wound victim, pull a car from a railroad danger, and rescue drowning victims. Walsh recalls his daughter was once a biking patient.
DEAR ABBY column discusses a Connecticut mother's conflict over whether their 16 year old son should buy a five dollar corsage for his date. The mother worries about status and spending while the father urges restraint and fairness, concluding a corsage is not essential. Abby notes motives and suggests not inflating standard of living over a teen choice.
A Venezuelan embassy cook Cecilia guards the esponoso recipe while Mrs. Johnson seeks it for the president. Embassy staff observe and recite notes as Cecilia resists sharing the secret before finally yielding. McCall’s tested a recipe and found it poor. the dish and notes moved to the White House.
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