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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1964
Page
4
A symposium report says the FDA may require proof of household product safety for skin contact. Experts warn common cleaners and cosmetics can irritate skin and increase chemical penetration, especially risking women and housewives. more research is urged.
The piece honors 1964 Veterans Day, reflecting on World War I memory, later conflicts, and the living veterans who serve as doctors teachers scientists and citizens. It emphasizes faith in ideals, the debt to those who served, and the duty to pursue peace with honor by all people and nations.
The page presents a large themed crossword clues list from waterings resorts to valuable wood and other terms. It also includes a cryptoquote example LONGFELLOW with a substitution key jumble and a sample quote about money from Hubbard 1964, plus a note about yesterday's cryptoquote.
Dear Abby column discusses spotting married men and avoiding deception in romance. Readers share stories of marriage, loyalty, and confusion about love versus deceit, with Abby advising caution and referencing reliable sources for status.
A profile of New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner portrays a disciplined, paradoxical leader who has dominated city politics, propped up by a demanding work ethic and cautious nature. It notes his family tragedy, his devotion to public service, and his ambition to hold the mayoralty longer than any predecessor.
Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe urges residents to avoid unsolicited free home inspections that lead to costly repairs. The Consumer Frauds and Crimes Bulletin notes scams target furnaces, wiring, gas lines, chimneys, septic tanks, and foundations, urging contact with established reputable firms for honest judgments.
United Press International humor column notes the clash of flashy press agents with politics. It mocks a stunt seeking Goldfinger style publicity while citing a New Delhi embassy fountain funded by money and water, ending with a satirical plan to gild Dean Rusk and raid Fort Knox.
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