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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1973
Page
6
Valentine Ward denounces UNICEF as a front for communist aims and calls for attendees at the Americanist Forum in the Presbyterian church Friday at 8 p m to learn the facts. He claims UNICEF finances government overthrows and policy of submit or starve.
Crossword clues span across and down with many entries to fill including names, places, and common terms. The page includes a Cryptoquote quotation by Ralph Waldo Emerson and references to a 1954 film credit and various theme entries.
A dense grid of 1960s to 1970s channel lineups detailing ABC CBS NBC and local affiliates. Includes news shows sports movies dramas game shows soap operas and variety programs with times from 6:00 to 5:30.
A reader asks about a church gift misplacement at a wedding and no acknowledgment for a shower gift. Abby advises confirming receipt with Bride No 1 and notifying Bride No 2 that the blanket came from another sender. The column then shares a tale of renewed marriage vows and blessings for a couple in Baldwin Park.
Senior citizens in Greenwich form a club named Forever Young with meetings at the American Legion Hall starting Oct. 9 and future sessions there. Membership age lowered to 55. The article notes slides from a South Seas trip and various travel outings, plus notices from Norwalk and Wakeman clubs and a Thanksgiving dinner reminder.
Sources say Nixon knew of Spiro Agnew's Maryland and Baltimore County probes before the 1969 inauguration. By April the charges had grown serious, leading to White House counsel and Justice Department moves that tied Nixon to Agnew's defense and potential prosecution.
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