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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
6
The speech urges graduates to embrace a future of rapid change and vast opportunity. It stresses lifelong learning, adapting to new skills, and balancing material progress with enduring spiritual virtues to avoid a meaningless world.
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Dear Abby responds to a wife who, with a self-made husband who rejects higher education for their college-age sons, says grit beats degrees. The reader asks if Abby agrees with the husband that guts suffice for success.
Dear Abby columns reveal marital tension over girdle use, with advice urging the wife to stay firm about her sense of comfort and appearance. A mother questions affectionate norms. Abby defends fatherly kisses as normal among confident men.
At noon a group of local men gathers daily at the back of the Seven Seas restaurant for food and talk. The regulars include Fred McIntyre Carroll Crist J. W. Matsch Ike Hamilton and others while they discuss stock markets architecture zoology and banter. The ritual spans years with occasional guests and memories of past meetups.
A study of 1964 EHOVE area seniors shows 50 percent likely to attend college, 9 percent undecided, 40 percent unlikely. Boys 39 percent and girls 38 percent expect college. 31 percent and 48 percent expect to work. Vocational plans rise for those with no college plans. money constraints influence choice.
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