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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1969
Page
4
A reader condemns labor unions and grape boycotts in California. He accuses militants of violence and vandalism against farms and stores, urging church supporters to reconsider backing the boycott. The letter portrays Chavez as a target of misrepresented motives and warns of revolutionary ties.
Short filled grid hints cover across and down numbering with several entries and a cryptoquote puzzle later. The page includes a quotation from Ed Howe about a man s best friend not being his neighbor and mentions yesterday s cryptoquote.
TV guide style listing covers 9:00 to 11:30 programs on channels 3 5 8 11 13. Includes talk shows News Movie drama and a Star Trek episode with hosts and guest stars. Notable items include Truth or Consequences What's My Line and Johnny Carson lineup.
Dear Abby counsels that thoughts do not equal actions and cites Dr Judd Marmor on the difference between thinking and doing. A New Here reader describes local neighbor invites and seeks a tactful way to decline without seeming unfriendly.
Local listings outline a full afternoon and prime time TV lineup with Channel 3 and Channel 5 shows including news, game shows, dramas, and soap operas. Dear Abby and Dear Editor letters provide lifestyle and social commentary alongside reader questions and replies.
Norwalk Reflector reports psychiatrist Dr. Bernard L. Diamond and a panel of experts evaluated Sirhan Sirhan in the Kennedy assassination case. The piece discusses legal responsibility, mental state, hypnosis testimony, and contrasts between motive and guilt, with context on Sirhan's alleged dual minds and the death penalty.
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