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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1966
Page
6
The article warns of a possible collapse in parcel post service between now and Christmas. It cites unprecedented tie ups at major mail centers, delays for envelopes from New York City to Norwalk, and shifts to first class shipping. It urges residents to submit ZIP codes to aid sorting.
Editorial cartoon caption argues bluntly that balancing the budget requires shifting the country’s weight toward restrictive policies. It suggests fundamental political risk accompanies fiscal reform, with implications for national direction and public sentiment.
Across clues list for a daily crossword with 43 entries from Orioles to L ending at L. Includes definitions like fast, cover, guided, old, threefold, and legal abbreviation for representative. Partial grid concepts and abbreviations implied by clue set. typical puzzle style with concise word answers.
Politics is perhaps the only profession for which no preparation is thought necessary. R. L. Stevenson 1966 King Features Syndicate Inc.
The author describes arthritis as hard to define and incurable, noting its many forms from osteoarthritis to gout and rheumatic fever. He reports personal experience with neck pain, treatment trials like Indocin, and living with the condition through activity, rest, and various therapies while highlighting the lack of a universal cure.
A collection of readers seek guidance on office advances and marital faith. A new salesman pressures a lunch with cryptic cow week banter while married, and couples debate honesty with in laws about religious conversion and disclosure.
UPI reports humor lobbyist Jim Atkins notes a flood of material from recent returns. He cites Mrs. Lurleen Wallace and Rockefeller brothers as sources of political jokes and predicts governors elect, senators, and a Reagan Murphy trend could push politicians toward show business.
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