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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1973
Page
4
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A cryptogram explanation with sample mapping AXYDLBAAXR representing LONGFELLOW and a list of coded words. The note cites yesterday's quote IN THE BLOOD OF MARTYRS TO INTOLERANCE ARE THE SEEDS OF UNBELIEF by Walter Lippmann.
A reader argues that a private secretary should not be placed in a position to lie for her boss about private affairs. The letter condemns being asked to relay personal messages and urges that a secretary’s duty is to support business, not police personal lives.
Washington editorials reflect on humor in politics and the fading art of playful pranks. The piece notes FBI Director William Ruckelhaus retracting a joke about arming guards, recalls political trickster Richard Tuck’s stunts from 1958 onward, and ponders a drabber campaign era without Tuckery.
A reader recounts a fight with a girlfriend who forced him to ride in the car trunk to a drive in. She drove away after the film and released him only later, saying the stunt was a lesson on stinginess. Dear Cramped says she was right and cautions about the girlfriend. The note also includes a TV and movie schedule.
Washington columnist James Anderson reports Boston Globe reporter Tom Oliphant was indicted by a federal grand jury after accompanying a mercy mission to Wounded Knee. FBI agents raided his home, he surrendered in Washington, and prosecutors allege he conspired to incite a riot by dropping food and medicine. The piece criticizes measures against the press and cites tensions between the Nixon White House and journalism.
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