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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1970
Page
8
Dr. N. M. Camardese appeals to the public to support Dollars for Scholars as a path to education and national values. He emphasizes voluntary giving, self help, and a commitment to American principles through community funding.
The president of the Dollars for Scholars board thanks Reflector for coverage and announces Norwalk Senior High and Norwalk St. Paul’s High will canvass homes on Thursday May 14 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Citizens are urged to participate, with students urged to be brief and courteous.
A cluttered clue list presents Across and Down entries with numbers and hints for a daily crossword. It includes a cryptoquote puzzle with a sample cipher, examples of how letters map, and a quote from John Chapman as yesterday’s solution.
A daughter writes that her 16 year old brother violently targets their mother and siblings. She fears her father who tolerates the abuse and worries about escalating danger if not confronted.
A detailed TV guide lists 9:00 to 1:30 programming across studios and stations, including BANNING starring Robert Wagner and THE SWAN with Grace Kelly. The page also carries audience questions to Dear Abby and readers’ personal letters about family and social issues.
Jim Bishop writes to Richard Nixon offering praise and critique. He notes Nixon’s decision making, hawkish stance, and political pressures while urging unity and self driven leadership beyond party lines. The letter surveys policy, personnel choices, and wartime actions, urging a focus on national unity.
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