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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1974
Page
2
Puzzle page includes a cryptogram cryptoquote and a crossword style list with clues and answers. It lists a cryptogram key MGJGUPG and a quote by Alfred de Vigny, plus subscription rates for Norwalk area and broader regions. The item includes a legacy newspaper puzzle feature and pricing notes.
Hollywood actor Lloyd Nolan, honorary chairman of the National Autistic Society for Children, discusses his 28 year nightmare following his son's death from autism. He urges funding for research and teaching, noting early detection is difficult and stressing support for affected families.
Dear Daughter explains her 80 year old father who looks 60 and loves dancing. He drinks soda not alcohol and treats every wedding as a stage. The advice is to let him enjoy the celebration and avoid dampening his mood.
A 66 year old health conscious reader asks where to find a willing wrestling partner for fun exercise rather than competition. Abby suggests the YMCA or YWCA to locate someone interested in light workouts.
The listing outlines an evening of dramatic films and a dense broadcast slate. Highlights include The Affair with Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner, Gunn with Craig Stevens, Maracaibo with Cornel Wilde, and Bahama Passage with Madeleine Carroll, followed by a long sequence of news programs, game shows, soaps, and daytime dramas across major networks.
Nixon faces mounting pressure as edited Watergate transcripts go public bypassing Congress. Key Republican figures condemn the release, with editors and politicians calling for resignation while Ford and other leaders urge accountability and public trust recovery.
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