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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1964
Page
5
An editorial urges fans, students, and athletes to value sportsmanship, fitness, community unity, and loyalty over wins as the 1964 season opens. It calls for unqualified support for any team, hard effort by players, and recognition of standout sportsmanship beyond athletic achievement.
A humorous Washington column recalls a colleague on tranquilizers who compares his mood to vegetables. The narrator riffs on days feeling like asparagus cabbage cauliflower brussels sprouts and other produce. He jokes about health side effects and odd vegetable analogies.
Puzzle clues include across and down hints like man s name fishhook and metal tag. The cryptogram decodes with A for L and X for O revealing a daily quote styled by Longfellow and Kenko hints.
Jim Bishop recounts a Cairo outing with family visiting the Pyramids. The narration blends sensory heat, river traffic, and Camel rides with detailed history of Cheops and Chephren pyramids, mummies, Ka beliefs, and the aging monuments as heat erodes stone.
Abigail Van Buren responds to readers about a wedding shoe gift custom and personal relationship concerns. Letters touch on marital trust, apparent temptation, teen advice, and a playful note to a reader dubbed the Thin Man.
A column by Pete Mohn reflects on giving and selfish behavior, recounts a cookie dispute and a boy feeding birds, notes a local fire and the mayor with retiring fire chief Bill Lohman, critiques auto accidents and bike safety, and proposes turning Norwalk Creek into a primitive park from Memorial Lake to Elm Street with Don Ebert backing it.
The piece argues Sukarno tolerates guerilla raids into Malaysia from Indonesia and warns the United Nations may handle the crisis. It notes U S and British cautions to Sukarno, questions his aims, and suggests Red China’s proximity influences regional tensions.
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