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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1971
Page
4
A reader targets Fischetti's Norwalk Reflector cartoon as libel and presses for libel action while detailing Norwalk's outage impact. The writer recalls a 1969 outage and questions boiler reliability, urging local groups to address Muny electric issues and restore public confidence.
Crossword prompt fragment shows clues and partial answers across many numbered slots. It lists hints like waist and villain cry with scattered gaps and typographical errors, indicating an incomplete page segment from a puzzle feature.
Dear Abby discusses a guest family of six with 9 to 18 year olds who overran a kitchen and buffet line, eating planned meals and drinking heavily. The writer laments not controlling the situation and plans not to invite them again.
Norwalk Reflector schedule lists film titles such as The Last Child and Strike Me Deadly with cast names Michael Cole Van Heflin Janet Margolin Steve Quinn Gary Clarke and Call Northside 777. Evening line up includes news shows I Dream of Jeannie Ironside Hawaii Five O Cannon and Marcus Welby M D along with late night talk by Dick Cavett Johnny Carson and Merv Griffin.
A dense weekday schedule lists daytime and evening programs across channels with soaps game shows and talk shows. Notable items include Edge of Night Jeopardy Love Of Life Lucille Ball Dinah Shore and Family Affair along with news updates and public affairs programs.
Max Lerner argues America remains a great power but hampered by internal division and a lack of will to apply power fully. He weighs rivals and calls for flexible, cooperative leadership and a world social contract to survive in a nuclear era. Next: The America Rome Parallel.
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