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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1966
Page
6
A letter exposes a town of 4700 residents where none can vote and contrasts it with a place where every adult may vote but you do not. The piece calls election day in Norwalk, with polls open from 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m.
A concise reflection notes a small town split by a railway a main street two churches and a chorus of opinions highlighting local fault lines and everyday life.
The sample shows a cryptoquote puzzle with letter mappings and a printed quotation. It includes a paraphrased clue list across numbers and an attributed quote “A man in passion rides a horse that runs away with him” credited to Spurgeon. The layout features coded letters and hints about substitutions.
A column arguing for flexible education and the need for vocational training. It advocates EHOVE as a tailored solution to prepare high school graduates for the workforce, noting the Ohio Legislature's push for vocational programs and the limitations of a one size fits all schooling system.
A reader urges action against a violent motorcycling TV program and advises writing to networks sponsors and the FCC. The letter also covers advice to Dear Abby readers about personal relationships and a call to vote on EHOVE school district joint efforts for expanded vocational training and postsecondary opportunities.
A group of Waste Water Treatment Plant operators urge Norwalk voters to approve a 0.73 mill levy on November 8 1966 to fund additions and modernize the plant to meet future needs. They compare costs with nearby cities and note the plant’s long city service.
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