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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1967
Page
4
The recent elections in Vietnam show two conclusions. First, winning military candidates were not the public favorites. Second, elections marked a significant step in Vietnam's democratic evolution with observers noting fair conduct and lasting societal impact. The peace candidate Van Chieu drew strong support, signaling a desire for an end to the war.
A page of crossword style clues across and down with a cryptogram puzzle and a Malraux quotation. It includes numbered word fills for varied categories, a cryptogram rule explanation, and yesterday's quote by Andre Malraux.
A collection of light vignettes and sayings including a Little League coach urging Alvin to pitch in cold weather, a laborer recalling 60 cents an hour forty years ago, a Texan boasting of Texas size, a cat misplaced by a wife and retrieved by a husband, a doctor billing a father in law, travelers exchanging dollars for pounds, and a reminder about Irving’s hernia.
A reader asks if Jesus drank wine and why grape juice is used in communion. Abby explains that fermentation creates wine from grapes and that many faiths use wine or grape juice depending on beliefs and rules about alcohol. Another reader notes people may be happy with a married man, while a third describes being used in family hosting. A funeral visit question is raised about why relatives visit funerals but not the ill.
A local note recalls a chimp named Pepsi escaping from Dr. James Ryder's animal hospital on Townsend Ave. The piece also details sesquicentennial plans, tower history at McGuan Field, and a Sept. 30 banquet with Fisher family, Halcyon and Hermit Club members.
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