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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues for tighter firearm controls citing the Second Amendment’s well regulated militia clause. It recalls a Midwestern incident where a mentally disturbed youth used a gun during a hearing, wounding a deputy marshal, asserting the right to bear arms does not preclude sensible sales and possession limits.
Everyday puzzle note explains a cryptoquote where letters substitute for others. It shows an example with positions for L O and more, and mentions a Goethe quote about literature and national decline. Also lists a publisher line and a cryptogram code.
An explanation of how rewards for information leading to arrests or convictions are handled in Ohio. It covers eligibility rules, sharing of rewards when multiple informants contribute, and notes that police officers rarely receive rewards as funds may revert to pension systems.
Dear Abby fielded letters about a wife who talks to plants and claims they respond, a guestless conversational ban on children, and a husband frustrated by his wife’s smoking be havior. The advisor suggests personal motives behind habits and notes age or social norms rarely fix underlying issues.
In a caustic column Buckley sketches a sensational if satirical platform for a big city mayoral race. He targets John Lindsay and lampoons common political talking points while outlining ten drastic policy twists on crime narcotics race traffic labor gambling taxis welfare schools and the minimum wage with sharp, provocative language.
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