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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1970
Page
8
A 1919 Düsseldorf document titled Communist Rules for Revolution is cited by Jean Dunkel, a concerned correspondent, claiming the Reds follow it. The letter urges readers to reflect on current events and defend the president and nation against chaos and communism.
A crossword grid with clues across and down from 1 to 43 plus a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle. The entry lists theme clues, a sample code puzzle by Longfellow, and yesterday's quotation as a recovery.
In Belfast Maine a town of about 6100 started a bounty program to reward informers who buy drugs under supervision and testify against sellers. nearly $1000 has been raised with no takers yet. Deputy Sheriff Harold Higgins led the effort in a letter to the Belfast Republican Journal, hoping the threat of a bounty deters drug pushers from targeting the area. Local officials weigh legal risks, while supporters say the community and police can cooperate to curb the problem.
A reader and Abby discuss the burden of young parents facing disapproval from their families as they plan a third child. The mother should live her own life and not feel guilty, suggesting she save news for Father’s Day. The second letter shares a long unhappy marriage with a secret affair that feels like the best thing in years, as the woman balances appearances with her lover Walter.
Television guide outlines a Wednesday lineup from 9:00 PM to 11:40 PM featuring films Such as That Funny Feeling and The Hanged Man plus shows like The Virginian Gomer Pyle Wayne and Shuster and News specials, with Newsroom and talk show blocks throughout.
In a critical essay Louis Cassels argues that Americans from earnest youth to activist groups use vociferous rhetoric that threatens national unity. He urges calm, reasonable tone, acknowledgment of opposing views, and fact based argument to advance justice without hyperbole.
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