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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1968
Page
16
A mixed page item lists a large crossword theme with numerous numbered clues including May to December, furniture props, marks and prints, and various wordplay hints. It also features a daily cryptoquote puzzle with a Henry Longfellow quotation format and a note about solving methods.
PERPLEXED writes that his wife uses wigs to alter her appearance with blond and red styles. He confesses having a girlfriend who doubts his story about wife’s wigs and asks how to make her believe him. He seeks advice on ending the deception.
The schedule lists PT 109 QUO VADIS ENSIGN PULVER SIX BRIDGES TO CROSS MOST DANGEROUS MAN ALIVE NIGHT CREATURES and a late-night lineup of news, talk shows, games, and movies across channels 3 5 8 11 13 including High Chaparral Guns of Will Sonnett Star Trek and Johnny Carson tailored to a 1960s audience.
A detailed lineup lists shows from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM including Milton the Monster, Ruff and Reddy, Casper, Frankenstein Jr, Shazzan, Spider-Man, King Kong, Moby Dick, Johnny Quest, Super President, and many others. The grid assigns channels and times for cartoons, sports, movies, and variety programs across multiple blocks.
A collection of reader letters to Dear Abby cover topics from liars being exposed to a boy paying for gum stolen by his brother, a husband who licks his plate, naming a son Junior, wedding hair style control, and seeking Abby’s personal reply guidance.
Jim Bishop humorously laments the holiday season's chaos and jingles. He recalls family quirks, shopping quirks, and festive misadventures while joking that a 50 50 chance to survive Christmas is all he asks. He rails against the grind of gifts cards and carols.
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