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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1966
Page
6
Western Europe loses about 12 percent of its new research workers to the United States each year. From 1956 to 1961, about 1,300 science workers a year immigrated to the United States, many being Europe’s top talent.
Travel and tourism authorities find Canadians take more foreign trips per population and spend about 35 dollars per person on travel, over four times the amount spent by U S citizens, a figure higher than any other nationality. TODAY S QUIP Inflation is what happens when money gets an exaggerated idea of its own worth.
A puzzle page lists cryptic clues for a daily crossword with across entries and a code replacing letters, plus a sample cryptoquote attributed to Will Hays. The page notes one letter substitutions and hints about word formation and poker trophies.
A reader advice column discusses standing up by a boyfriend and the proverb that defense is offense. Other letters cover a fur coat query, a nosy neighbor nicknamed Private Ida, and guidance on a second wedding with cost concerns. Abby suggests honesty, practicality, and budgeting in wedding plans.
A columnist notes his father, the self proclaimed world's most modest Texan, frets over Louisiana planning a domed stadium in New Orleans. The piece recalls Texas pride tied to Houston's Astrodome and historic rivalries, hinting that Louisiana's move could bruise Texan prestige.
Dawn confronts her husband Gene over a cloth coat with fur collar and cuffs. After discovering his hidden $310 in the car trunk, she pockets $300 and buys the coat and hat, donating $15 to church collection while Gene remains unaware of the source.
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