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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1970
Page
6
A letter praises utility workers Ted Heller and Frank Bramhill for calibrating a meter within two percent, showing original readings, intact seals, and a clear explanation. The five thousand plus meters in town prompt calls for refunds and better radio and phonograph repairs.
Readable crossword clues with answers listed and a cryptoquote puzzle start. Includes entries such as To obscure and Priestly vestment across, plus a cryptogram line AXYDLBAAXR for LONGFELLOW. Yesterday's quote from CICERO is provided.
Abby column advises notifying police immediately about a man who broke into homes and assaulted women. It urges the wife to warn the wife of the suspect and highlights risk if not reported. The page also covers family misunderstandings and a domestic disturbance about nighttime phone calls.
A reader panel discusses who is selfish in a domestic dispute over a bedroom phone and labels for widows. Abby notes stubbornness in selfish partners, while a widow explains she cares little for titles as long as she is called what she prefers.
A dense listing shows evening cinema and daytime soap schedules with multiple stations. Notable films include The Pigeon and The Great Race, while several episodes of The Wonderful World line up with classic series and talk shows across 6:00 to 3:55 slots.
Jim Bishop profiles Foot-and-a-Half, famed non stop Pennsylvania Railroad engineer. A meticulous inspector of steam locomotives, he pushes a 190 mile coast with speed and precision. A misread signal near Trenton leads to a fatal crash ending a legendary era.
UPI reports a daily POW MI reminder appears in the Congressional Record with the line A child asks Where is daddy It highlights over 1500 Americans missing or prisoners of war and cites Rep. William J. Scherle as the driver of the notice He defends repetition as impact and notes the insert costs about 10.66 dollars per insertion He cites letters of support from families and readers who value the ongoing reminder in the record.
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