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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1972
Page
6
Crossword style puzzle with clues across and down led by THOMAS JOSEPH. Includes a cryptogram message WAOCACKNU TNAMWAE HWAYC FDC WTVKXSCTCAF XI YXXMCKZ CNFH FPWYC NH TQYD NH ANFQKC KCBQWKCHLCARNTWA IKNAMUWA Yesterday's Cryptoquote reveals a Dorothy Parker quote about handling a novel.
A reader asks how to tell a middle aged husband who bathes weekly and changes underwear only then that his personal hygiene offends her. The columnist replies with tactful guidance noting daily hygiene is important and suggests a gentle talk and setting expectations.
Dear Abby answers readers about social tact. She advises against complimenting a toupee in a way that singles out the wearer. She notes that asking about a toupee is not appropriate for strangers. She suggests that familiarity with the wearer before hair loss changes the dynamic.
Washington insiders report Nixon may ease the Cuba boycott after the election, aiming to restore trade ties if Moscow softens its Vietnam stance. Kremlin misgivings and a costly Cuba burden are noted as leverage. White House youth factions clash over strategy, with Colson mediating and Ken Rietz leading new pro-Nixon rallies aided by MGM's Curb and Viner.
Paul Hanson 55, Towson State College English professor and Fathers United for Equal Rights leader, paraded outside Baltimore County Courthouse in underwear and a barrel to condemn Maryland divorce laws. He seeks no fault divorce, limited alimony, child welfare focus, and fair property division, with a federal class action and a growing grassroots network nationwide.
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