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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1966
Page
8
A reflective editorial trumpets the fall foliage as a free annual spectacle in living color on a giant screen with no commercials. It urges readers to view the autumn display as soul soothing and emotionally restorative amid world turmoil.
A witty quip notes that many people failed to set the world on fire because their mothers restricted them from playing with matches. The line teases parental influence on bold ambition with humor.
Daily puzzle notes present a cryptogram with a sample key and instructions. It shows a decoded quote from Montesquieu about gospel morality as a noble gift from God to man, and mentions the 1966 King Features Syndicate attribution.
Advice column brief about a 29 year old husband whose 22 year old West Virginia wife left after 29 days in Buffalo and whose marriage is stressed by distance. Readers are urged to stop sending money and for the wife to return, with an aside about not bringing her mother.
A couple in their fifties live together for two years while staying discreet and not wanting marriage. They value freedom and occasional separations, but friends and children urge a wedding. Abby advises against marrying to please others and questions the societal pressure.
In a lighthearted column from Washington, fashion writers mock warnings that mini skirts will vanish with winter. They argue winter wear is ideal for minis, note football cheerleaders and ice skaters wear them, and joke about knee frost and snowdrifts with playful fixes like antifreeze baths and a purse shovel.
Leonard Baker recounts the Johnson Kennedy feud from Johnson’s 1961 bid for a role to 1963’s Johnson eclipse. The book cites Kennedy’s 1962 pressure on CEEO and Johnson’s isolation, portraying a growing mutual distrust that moved from a committee room to a national stage.
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