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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1964
Page
6
The narrator recounts a Switzerland visit starting in Zurich with a stay at the Dolder Grand. He describes the hotel’s grand setting, flower boxes, and spacious dining room. The concierge suggests renting a car, arranging a rental through Avis.
Jim Bishop recounts a day trip to Switzerland with family. The journey from Zurich to Lucerne features lake cruises on the Wilhelm Tell, postcard views, and tranquil Cuckoo clocks. He notes the peace, beauty, and vivid sights of mountains, bells, and local culture.
The piece argues that despite early good news on fiscal 1964 outcomes, actual spending rose by 5.1 billion from 1963 and the deficit grew by about 2 billion, worsening the national debt. It criticizes reliance on estimates and predicts another spending jump in 1965 under welfare state policies.
Indications from PHIL NEWSOM suggest the Soviet Union and Communist China will import western grain for years. Canada, Australia, and others have supplied large amounts as both nations struggle with crop problems, transport, and incentives. Cash purchases reduce spending on arms and industry.
A printable page features a themed crossword with clues such as Without hair and Leg-like part, plus a cryptoquote puzzle using a simple substitution by Longfellow. It includes answers and hints, with a dated quote from Pascal and a signature from King Ventures Eyndicate.
Abigail Van Buren answers reader questions on dancing reluctance, dating curfews, father son envy, and teen dating boundaries. Responses advise open dialogue, parental trust, patience, and sensible limits to guide youths and families.
Sen. Barry Goldwater and his wife relaxed during a campaign train lunch as memories surfaced from a plane geometry textbook once owned by his long ago sweetheart. Virginia Cruikshank showed the book found in an attic and described notes praising Goldwater and mentions of Miss Eleanor Kable.
United Press International notes a long pattern of rising federal spending under presidents from FDR to LBJ. It cites 1964 Kennedy-Johnson deficits, LBJ’s drive to keep 1965 budget near 98 billion, and a debt climb to about 30 billion since 1960, arguing fiscal issues are central to politics.
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