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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
4
The piece laments rising street and highway deaths from car accidents and labels drivers as reckless. It cites midget cars, imitation speedsters, and fast owners as offenders, condemns open mufflers and rule-breaking, and urges courtesy to curb killings.
A witty line notes that a good listener gains popularity and, over time, knows more. The remark blends social charm with practical wisdom about attentive listening and learning through dialogue.
Across clues cover Market Enclosure Barton or Bow Jargon Own Thin Past Hawaiian food Even poet Intones Prosecu tor abbr Ahead Tosca for one Embarrass Did an inside job Divided country At home Verb form Pseudonym Camel hair Perish Man s name Remember One time Living Sharp Soft drinks Down clues include Cross Ruinous damage Metallic rock Keystone state abbr One of the hills of Rome
A cryptogram puzzle explains letter substitution and hints. It notes daily code changes and shows yesterday's quote about hair and shadow by Syrus.
Readers share humorous and rueful experiences with snoring spouses. Messages range from requests for separate rooms and floors to advice to endure sleepless nights for the sake of marriage. One note jokes about a congressman's loud snoring during campaigns.
A collage of anecdotes features a boy admiring a hilltop sunset misread as a school fire, a dentist mystery about a huge cavity and an echo, a professor and actress debating diction, and a Moscow broadcast about life under communism and socialism with a meat line.
The piece notes Mayor-elect John Lindsay earned 15 of 19 ADA liberal votes in 1965, eight missing, highlighting his Republican stance yet ADA alignment. It questions whether a Republican can win with Liberal Party backing while voting ADA lines, and ponders future campaigns against Goldwater or Humphrey.
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