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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1975
Page
4
A readable crossword item listing across and down clues with a Saturday answer hint. It combines Greek le with several themed terms and names like THOMAS JOSEPH and Don Corleone in a puzzle style.
The puzzle explains letter substitution for a daily cryptoquote. It shows how A maps to L and X to O in a sample, then provides a quote by Henry Drummond and a Saturday line about humility and matters.
The listing outlines Monday night programming with movies Cleopatra and The Great Escape at 8 and 9 pm respectively, followed by White Heat and My Darling Daughters in late slots. Evening news, game shows, and talk segments fill early to late hours across multiple channels.
A Norwalk Ohio area TV schedule lists program blocks from 12:00 to 5:45 with shows such as Password Galloping Gourmet Bugs Bunny and Friends Merv Griffin and The Price Is Right. The notice details subscription rates by carrier or mail in several counties, with 65 percent weekly and annual mail rates of 31.20 in Huron Erie and 39.50 elsewhere, payable in advance.
Opinion column reflects on guilt over Vietnam and foster care debates, weighing hawk and dove viewpoints and media impact on public compassion toward Vietnamese orphans and American orphans before turning to a Dear Abby exchange about grandparent names.
Joseph Held, a 1956 Hungarian refugee who arrived with little more than diapers, rose to chair Rutgers history. He urges Vietnamese refugees to focus on securing jobs, noting many Hungarians found work during a 1957 recession and eventually thrived as educators.
Dear Abby clarifies the word schnorrer from German origins meaning a beggar or moocher, citing The Joys of Yiddish by Leo Rosten. The column then offers practical tips for handling ridesharing freeloaders and a humorous look at a Mama's boy whose mother remains central at age 64.
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