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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1969
Page
6
A newcomer criticizes local driving habits noting widespread failure to use turn signals and drivers stopping to chat in traffic. The writer from Michigan compares Ohio and Michigan drivers and says locals notice but avoid speaking up. Bonnie Covell endorses the view.
A page features a themed crossword with across and down clues, plus a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle. It includes sample solutions notation and a quotation credit to Don Herold. The page also notes yesterday’s cryptoquote: A humorist is a man who feels bad but who feels good about it.
Dear Abby column describes a Portland wedding conflict over a third wife, Lottie, invited by a Seattle-based grandfather. The writer fears awkward grandparental dynamics as Lottie has vulgar behavior and has not met the bride. The other grandmother from Seattle avoids Lottie, creating tense family etiquette concerns.
Prime time features include GIGOT and THE MAN IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT with Gleason Peck and Jones. Evening blocks show Match Game Dark Shadows Password Steve Allen and Merv Griffin, plus News Sports and late movies.
Readers share concerns about event etiquette and guest behavior at a Portland wedding. Advice covers handling possible misconduct, grandmother etiquette, and staying calm to protect a special day for the couple and family.
Jim Bishop recalls Marciano's life and humor at a funeral casket scene. The piece threads memories of his boxing style and charity efforts, noting his boyish nature, business schemes, and a charity appearance that drew a large crowd.
After Everett Dirksen's death the GOP faced a vacancy in the Senate leadership. Despite private politicking, public commentary avoided candidacy talk as lawmakers mourned and returned to discreet scheduling, meetings, and campaigns in the Capitol cloakrooms.
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