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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1969
Page
4
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A coded message presents a Lawrence cipher style puzzle about a Frost quote. The note claims a Knightly mapping with daily changes and a readable line from Robert Frost about language quirks. The fragment ends with the hint you can be ungrammatical from the right region.
Readers urge broader sex education in schools and homes amid Abby letters about premarital sex and virginity. The piece also notes New York census findings showing 15.3 million working wives juggling home and job duties and seeking extra income to cover alimony and child support.
Abigail Van Buren collects letters from students and parents praising comprehensive sex education. Notes from Iowa and Indiana advocate programs with teachers, clergy talks, and open Q and A sessions. Seek guidance for implementing similar curricula nationwide.
The listing advertises the drama Destiny Of A Spy starring Lorne Greene and Rachel Roberts as part of a TV schedule. The page also includes reader letters praising sex education and a long lineup of daytime and primetime programs across channels with news, game shows, and serials.
Jim Bishop muses on age as a mix of biology and experience. He cites infants with ulcers, 91 year olds drinking, and 109 year olds provoked by time. He argues health comes from arteries and activity, not clocks, urging fight the chair and stay vertical.
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