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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1966
Page
4
A column argues that the Electoral College should be reconsidered after presidential elections. It notes recurring flurries of reform talk, cites a recent poll showing broad support for scrapping the College, and urges thorough discussion and action though 1968 is too soon for change.
Covington Louisiana's St Tammany Farmer critiques a Soviet Union science and industry pact as risking national decline while noting support for Rhodesia boycott. Oneonta Alabama's Democrat contrasts ecumenical progress with the God Is Dead movement, suggesting a spiritual awakening and need for answers.
A witty comparison frames UIP Golf as a blend of industry drive and sport success. The piece likens strategic play to corporate hustle, ending with a successful finish on the green.
A compact set of crossword clues covering infrequent, campus group, Asian river, Man Friday, setting, mole color, brooch, like some cows, engine valves, boy s nickname, canopy, Greek mountain, novices, membrane, natives of Baghdad, upstanding figure, force down, river in India, brew, disdain, confronted, jog, blackens, joins by stitches, woody fiber.
Dear Abby letters discuss dating norms and popularity tied to being old fashioned. Readers share experiences about boys pursuing one thing, self respect, and the value of politeness while urging girls to stay true to themselves.
George Gaich and Irene Gaich of 216 West Main Street write to the editor praising Dr. Corbin’s decision to reappoint Mr. Zuppe as head football coach. They stress support for the Norwalk school system while reserving the right to disagree on issues they deem unfair.
Jim Bishop profiles Dr. Ben Duggar who, after forced retirement from the University of Wisconsin at 71, joined Lederle Laboratories in Pearl River, N Y, and led a team that isolated aureomycin later known as tetracycline. The piece traces his late career, key antibiotic milestones, and the rough path of medical research at Lederle.
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