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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Martin J Bird thank the police and fire departments for their prompt response to two recent calls at 21 Breezewood Ave. They praise the crews for being proficient concerned and courteous and note the comfort of knowing help is available when needed.
A dense crossword puzzle page lists across clues from Stakes to Down and includes a cryptogram quote. The section blends wordplay hints with a quoted aphorism about moral character from John Locke and a faint ciphertext note.
Dear Abby advises a 28-year-old woman and another widow mother on relationships and expectations. The first case rejects blunt dating demands as unclassy and warns that no man with class likes a pushover. The second describes a divorcee with three kids and a spouse who excludes her children from his will after building a business.
The Thursday slate lists dramas and comedies including Escape from East Berlin Butterfield 8 and Mother’s Plea with Elizabeth Taylor, Laurence Harvey, Ulla Jacobsson plus a full afternoon and evening lineup of soap operas, game shows, detective dramas, and late night talk shows across ABC CBS and NBC channels with News and national programs.
A partial list shows morning through afternoon programs with show names, times, and channel indicators. It includes news, crafts, game shows, soap operas, talk shows, and cartoons, with multiple networks and time blocks noted.
A readers column and public notices from the Norwalk Ohio area discuss personal issues and legal guidance. Advisory answers cover child support fears and avoiding embarrassment, plus Abby style advice on young women's relationship patterns and conflict handling.
Editor MAX LERNER outlines three extinction risks for a civilization like America: strangulation by pollution and crowding, violent revolution, and civil war. He praises environmental action reversing birth rates, notes revolutions shift from violence to institutional agitation, and discusses polarization and the looming civil conflict debate.
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