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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1973
Page
6
Puzzle clues listed across and down with word lengths and definitions for a historic cryptogram style crossword puzzle by Thomas Joseph. Includes a dated cryptoquote and prior answer blurb referencing Helen Keller quote.
A dense listing shows prime time to late night programs including drama films such as Blow-Up and Tea and Sympathy, comedies like A Night in Casablanca, western Thunder in the Sun, and long blocks of news, game shows, talk shows, and soaps. Notable titles include The Waltons, Ironside, Kung Fu, The Tonight-like lineup, and studio hosts.
The interview profiles Harold S. Geneen chairman and CEO of ITT, detailing his 60 plus hour weeks 80 hour estimates, love of outdoors boating fishing golf and old jazz records. He discusses corporate responsibility and his reluctance to public interviews.
Dear Abby letters narrate family finances with Grandma living in the home and a plea for ongoing support. The writer notes Grandma’s limited finances and asks for guidance on requesting monthly help without seeming greedy.
Dear Abby advises the wife to drop the plan to expose neighbor Mrs X for alleged infidelity. The Weary Husband writes of years of suspicion about neighbor and husband. Abby urges secrecy and urges the wife to avoid confrontation. A separate note suggests asking son about pills and seeking medical or rehab help if needed.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson profiles Representative Burt Talcott amid allegations he solicited golf prize gifts from lobbyists for a congressional tournament. The piece cites memos and exchanges with Dickenson and Howarth, detailing gifts including windbreakers, golf bags, and other items while blaming staff for dispersing prizes without authority.
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