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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
5
The article argues that churches increasingly argue for active engagement in social questions. It notes rising clergy influence and denominational statements guiding voters. The piece contends the old view of nonpartisanship wanes as church leaders urge action based on faith.
Buckley notes Governor Nelson Rockefeller dodges secret ballot questions while hinting at Nixon-Lodge voting in 1960. Lakeville locals split between Nixon and Johnson support, with Burnham warning of GOP drift and possible collapse of the two party system under extremist strain.
This article by Abigail Van Buren explains tort law as a civil wrong causing injury or property damage with money damages as a remedy. It distinguishes torts from crimes, notes evolving privacy rights, and outlines categories: intentional wrongs negligence and strict liability, warning readers to seek legal counsel.
Dear Abby offers guidance on young love crushes and social manners. A reader asks how to win a shy boy, another questions hostess etiquette with a friend who zips around cleaning, and a flyer invites open house showers via ads.
Dr. Michael M. Miller, head of the Washington Institute of Group Psychotherapy, offers hypnotism to quit smoking. He describes trance methods and a front-desk ritual where subjects leave cigarettes behind, citing one long-time smoker who quit in minutes.
Letdown at a new 720000 dollar elementary school in the Washington Local School District as classes began without bells due to lack of operating funds. The building, completed last July, was designed for 620 pupils but remained closed until funds are available.
Schools gain as New Hampshire runs the first legalized sweepstakes in the United States. Total proceeds near 5.7 million dollars with about 2.5 million dollars to education after prizes and taxes.
Puzzle clues cover multiple word answers from Kept to Swedi sh coin. Includes across and down hints for a newspaper cryptogram and a featured quote puzzle with a sample cipher.
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