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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1968
Page
4
Cambridge reports Richard Strickler, Harvard junior, praising Yale's decision to admit women. The piece notes reactions across campuses and the era's shifting gender norms.
A crossword grid with clues across and down plus a cryptoquote sample. Readers resolve 1A to 38A and decode a substitution puzzle, featuring references to Iowa college town forms and literary names like Longfellow and George Eliot.
ABig column of questions to Abby on wedding aisle etiquette twin daughters on arms and the fuss over car imaginations in children. Readers share family and personal advice with Abby addressing ex husbands photos and secretary harassment. Abby answers about fairness, outgrowing phases, and handling romance with calm resolution.
The schedule lists films and shows for Friday evening including Rampage with Robert Mitchum and Elsa Martinelli at 7:30, Diamond Head with Charlton Heston and Yvette Mimieux at 9:00, and Raintree County at 11:00. Late-night entries feature Up Front, Passport to China, news, game shows, and top- and bottom-hour movies with multiple network programs and star appearances.
Jim Bishop recalls a Cleveland dinner with Bishop Clarence Issenmann where the Kennedy assassination topic provoked sharp theories and broken friendships. He describes media reaction to his book The Day Kennedy Was Shot and discusses public obsessions, criticism, and questions from editors and publishers.
Morning blocks feature Milton the Monster Ruff and Reddy Linus and more cartoons. Afternoon slots include Birdman George of the Jungle Lone Ranger and multiple films and sports programs.
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