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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1966
Page
4
An advertising expert from New York argues that audiences endure about 560 ads daily and 84 percent go unseen. He says exaggerated, fantastical demonstrations sell products and some people will believe the claims, reflecting a broader trend in how government messaging is received.
A Charlotte Beauty and Harvest festival hears a stylist forecast fashion where daytime hair is short with short skirts and longer at night via hair pieces when skirts lengthen. The idea may be stylish yet oddly amusing to see women nearly bald in daylight.
A reflective line wonders if world peace could arrive before chaos erupts, capturing a mood of longing for harmony amid instability.
One letter stands for another in a cryptogram quotation. The sample shows A for Ls and X for Os with daily changing codes. Yesterday paired quote: GREAT MEN ARE RARELY ISOLATED MOUNTAIN PEAKS THEY ARE THE SUMMITS OF RANGES HIGGINSON.
Dear Abby letters discuss alcoholism as a disease versus choice, a swinger Alaska joke, school questionnaires about family issues, a quirky grandson who eats one item at a time, a grandmother and grandson story about a grandson’s death and memory, and a note about bridge skills. The column invites reader inquiries and offers guidance, with practical privacy and family dynamics advice.
ABC TV's documentary To Save a Soldier follows helicopter crews doctors and flight nurses as wounded soldiers are evacuated from Vietnam to care facilities. Henry Fonda narrates while Ernest Pendrell wrote and produced with Wolf as executive producer, delivering a stark humane account without sensationalism.
Maj. Gen. Dale O. Smith ret presents the military perspective in The Eagle Talons published by Spartan Books Washington. He argues military men favor peace over war and analyzes the civil military relations debate amid McNamara discussions.
Gen Smith argues military power should remain under civilian authority. He contrasts Nazi Germany where generals were dismissed for opposing Hitler with American tradition under George III and postwar trials that redefined military subordination. He warns against militaries becoming a separate power elite yet urges a true military profession to defend civil control without excess.
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