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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1965
Page
4
The Agricultural Department reports U S total crop volume up six percent from last year and 16 percent above the 1957 59 average while beating the 1963 record by four percent. The piece says weather and, more crucially, agricultural know how underlie the surge and argues UN aid is needed to spread fertilizer tools seeds to feed the world.
A concise quip notes that ease in progress implies a downhill slope. It frames success as a potential slowdown when challenges fade, prompting reflection on effort and momentum.
A daily crossword puzzle with clues across and down plus a cryptoquote puzzle. The page also notes a quotation attribution to Longfellow and a 1965 King Features Syndicate credit for the cryptogram.
Dear Abby answers readers on tying attire, marriage hints, and chasing romance. A Rural Route 41 reader urged to wear a necktie. Abby suggests buying the tie and pursuing marriage, then offers playful counsel.
A collection of light humor and tender ironies from everyday life including a cook wage joke a boy’s view of blacksmiths wife jokes about appliances and social misperceptions plus a quip on gifts and birthday timing The pieces travel from a Florida retirement village to a New England road trip and end with a wry note on male shopping habits.
The piece argues against over advertising willingness to negotiate in Vietnam. It cites U Thant Nixon and Lyndon Johnson, warns of strategic gains by enemy negotiations, and recalls Korea in 1951 as a costly past error. It calls for restraint, insisting fighting continue until a satisfactory agreement is reached.
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