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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1969
Page
4
Across clues and a few downs appear for a standard daily crossword puzzle listing. Answers include common nouns and abbreviations, with clues covering ingredients, objects, places, actions, measurements, music notes, and general terms.
A cryptogram puzzle shows a substitution cipher with hints about letter mapping and word lengths. The sample quotation explains that A stands for L and X for O. It notes daily changes to the cipher and gives a solved quote by Emerson as yesterday's puzzle.
A reader from Victoria Texas shares a long married couple habit of bath time together to keep clean and happy. Other letters discuss diaper laundering with a sister in law and a guest alert about purse theft. A third advises a husband’s interest in emergency service clubs to satisfy thrill seeking.
A dense listing of late 1960s programs on channel 3 and others. Doris Day film The Ballad of Josie leads a comedy block, followed by game shows, dramas, news, talk shows, and NBC/ABC night staples including Perry Mason, Dick Cavett, and Johnny Carson.
The page blends a dense TV programming grid for local stations with a weather/fire safety note and a Dear Abby advice column excerpt. A volunteer fireman notice from Blairsville Pennsylvania appears, followed by a Norwalk Reflector ad and subscription rates. The column includes a personal marital dilemma involving an ex-wife and a warning not to use ultimatums.
Lighthearted astrology notes for late September cover zodiac signs with quirky warnings and handy tips. Aries bowling shoes untie in a frame, while other signs joke about vacations, ink colors, and banana pudding. The column blends playful forecasts with odd cautions and whimsical outcomes.
Vice President Spiro Agnew, at the National Governors Conference, defended sticking with administration positions after arguing against them. He opposed tax deduction limits on tax free bonds and briefed governors on inflation measures, including a proposed cutback in construction spending and federal welfare cost sharing, without securing approval for the latter. He remains Nixon’s primary liaison to state leaders and bearer of unpopular news.
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