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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1970
Page
8
A dense listings page shows films and programs with times and channel codes. Highlights include Butterfield 8 and Raintree County movies, plus nightly talk shows and dramas like Perry Mason Bewitched Ironside and The Odd Couple.
A dense schedule lists daytime and primetime programs across channels with show titles including News, Jeopardy, Dynasty and soap operas. The list notes times from 6:20 to 3:55 with daytime talk, kids, game shows, dramas, and local news blocks.
A compact set of crossword clues with both across and down entries including verbs nouns and names. Includes hints like Be mistaken MacGraw and Norse god and ends with Bulgarian monetary unit for puzzle enthusiasts.
A cryptogram puzzle describes letter substitution and hints. The sample shows A for three Ls X for Os and explains daily changing codes. The quote by Demosthenes is given as yesterday's solution.
Patricia McCormack reports from New York that student peace activists will canvass homes this fall to seek signatures and support. The guide Canvassing for Peace offers strategies, timing, and neighborhood intel to persuade voters and manage hostile reactions.
A reader defends letting babies attend church arguing children cry and disturb, while Abby concedes the other side and uses a baseball metaphor about three strikes. Several letters follow on parenting, visiting relatives, and body image after cancer surgery.
Readers share questions on insensitivity after surgery and a widower’s hotel encounter. Abby explains addressing cruelty, begs for honesty, and notes the hand kissing custom originated in France.
UPI column argues voters neglect civic duty by not knowing their representatives or how they vote. It cites a Gallup poll showing many cannot name their congressman or track major bills. The piece urges readers to monitor action via newspapers and press editors to disclose voting records.
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