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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1969
Page
4
The editorial endorses continuing the 0.9 mill renewal levy for Norwalk's Recreation Department noting it funds operations, not capital projects, and arguing against replacing funds with an income tax. It cites past support from citizens and urges a vote on Tuesday.
A Norwalk reader urges adults to weigh facts before voting on issue No. 1 to lower voting age to 19. The letter questions maturity, cites local tax changes, and complains about government decisions and rising costs.
Abby writes Dear Abby asks Art Linkletter if Diane smoked before LSD use. Abby notes Diane did not smoke or drink, had not used LSD for five months prior, and urges awareness of LSD's unpredictable effects. Art and Mrs Linkletter say they are healing from the tragedy.
A newspaper teaser presents a crossword with multiple across and down clues including city names and terms. It ends with Abby offering personal replies and a wedding advice booklet for a fee via return mail.
A dense listing of channel airings from 4:00 PM to 1:30 AM includes musical Frankie and Johnny with Elvis Presley, numerous talk and game shows, soaps like Days of Our Lives, news and editorials, and regional subscription rates. The guide notes times for Laugh-In, Gunsmoke, Love American Style, The Carol Burnett Show, and more with multiple stations and long-running programs.
Jim Bishop rails against hippy yippy tunes in a sharp, satirical piece. He mocks loud plays, odd scales, and lyrics about love with humor and nostalgia. He cites The Beatles Illustrated Lyrics and calls the genre "tuneless, tasteless and pointless" while admitting he is out of step with the times.
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