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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
10
The Deafness Research Foundation of New York urges people with hearing loss to pledge their temporal bones for postmortem study. The program links 41 ear laboratories nationwide, seeking causes of inner ear disorders to improve treatment and prevention. The process costs nothing and leaves no disfigurement.
A brief reflection on how the act of sealing a letter in an envelope can spark a new idea and prompt fresh thoughts.
Crossword clues list with entries like Brother of Abel and Norse goddess of healing. Many lines reference common answers such as Endures, Drama, Gasp, and Ten-cent pieces. The page also includes a header Yesterday's Answer and a stray 34 Tower hint.
Washington reports a likely 10 percent rise in individual income taxes and a 4 percent rise in corporate taxes. Henry Fowler’s Treasury briefing signals possible increases if inflation resurges, while Johnson cautious on exact size until wartime costs and spending are settled.
A collection of readers letters and responses covers family issues. A divorced mother explains telling a young child a missing father is in heaven, Abby advises truth when ready and financial notes note lower tax brackets and family income figures from the census regarding four person households and farm status.
A UPI column recalls a journalist losing his treasured "rainy day file" after a house press gallery cleanup. The missing trove contained historical, cultural and political data, including senator benefits, a Fine speech, a Hawaiian goose program probe, and a Rayburn Building cornerstone inventory. The writer laments the irretrievable collection and contemplates rebuilding with authentic clutter.
In Monday’s issue the coverage of Lakeside and Norwalk St. Paul football faced criticism for mocking the players. The author is urged to apologize and report facts without bias, as the St. Paul High School Lay Faculty and Principal request respectful treatment of the teams and coaches.
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