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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1967
Page
6
Thelin predicts hippie numbers may fade and the Psychedelic Shop signals a drop in Haight-Ashbury activity. The piece views hippies with mixed pity and censure, urging understanding over wrath while warning the escape from reality poses a societal threat.
Readers solve a set of crossword clues including stalls tart fragrance and more. The page also presents a cryptoquote puzzle with a sample key and an attribution to Beethoven yesterday.
A reader asks if a carpenter should dress cleanly when calling on clients, Abby suggests hiring for quality regardless of clothes as long as cleanliness is kept. The column includes a theft question from Oregon about recovering stolen coins and a general happiness quip. It ends with publication notes for Abby’s new booklet and a private reply policy.
Central City tale of a painted face on the Teller House floor allegedly likeness of Nita Davis. Her husband Herndon Davis painted it in 1936 and died in 1962. friends and Mazulla claim proof, while Mrs. Davis, now 65, denies involvement.
Norwalk mothers may request junior and senior YCA volunteers from St Paul High to accompany children door to door within city limits. Sign up by October 28 by calling 662 3472 or 668 8373. The letter also mentions a German born citizen praising a local physician who refused extra welfare pay.
A private Johnson adviser questions the president’s portrayal of Ho Chi Minh while noting anti Johnson peace protests. The piece argues that Hanoi propaganda, including Viet Cong material, influences American views more than official U S statements on the war.
The entry explains malign as a verb meaning to utter injurious false reports about someone or to speak evil of another. It traces etymology to Old French and shows usage in a sentence about a candidate accusing an opponent of trying to malign him.
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