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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1975

Page

6

Chessecord puzzle and cryptogram from Norwalk Reflector

Readers tackle a cryptogram and crossword style puzzle page from the Norwalk Reflector Ohio edition. The piece lists clues for a chess themed puzzle titled Chessecord by Thomas Joseph with across and down entries and a sample cryptoquote section.

Chessecord Thomas Joseph Norwalk

Fitchville Township Settlement and Early Industry Chronicle

Fitchville Township was settled in 1817 by Abraham Mead, Peter Mead, and Amos Reynolds. By 1818 the Palmer family joined, and early agriculture featured small grain farms, orchards, and cheese factories. A Vermilion River water mill, rail siding for sheep, and several sawmills marked initial growth along with a stageline route from Wooster to Norwalk.

Fitchville Township Abraham Mead Peter Mead Amos Reynolds Palmer Vermilion River Fitchville Wooster Norwalk Jay C. Curtiss Ashland Union White Buckingham and Sturgis

Thanksgiving Morning TV Log With Classic Film Lineup

A detailed schedule lists daytime and evening programs across channels with multiple film titles and series. Notable entries include Living Free, Daddy Long Legs, Show Boat, The Law vs Billy the Kid, Petrified Forest, and various children's and news programs.

Living Free Nigel Davenport Susan Hampshire

Hoover Plot to Discredit King Revealed by Authors

Washington column recounts an undercover FBI campaign against Martin Luther King led by J. Edgar Hoover and Clyde Tolson in the 1960s. Tapes were doctored and mailed to Coretta King with a death by action note timed to Oslo’s Nobel prize. King and aides debated the risks, while Coretta opened the package and alerted him.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington FBI Martin Luther King Senate J. Edgar Hoover King Hoover Old Willard Hotel Clyde Tolson Coretta Coretta King Atlanta Florida Oslo Southern Christian Leadership Conference Dr. King Ralph Abernathy Joseph Lowery Andrew Young America Young

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