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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
6
The text argues pro franchises risk leaving markets within years due to waning interest and long seasons. It cites Los Angeles Lakers and Cleveland Indians as examples, blaming TV, longer schedules, and top‑tier chase for gate trouble and relocations. Fans tolerate losses less, and alluring offers spur moves.
Fieldmen report autumn appearing daily in Ohio with drought accelerating the change. Monarch butterfly migration spanned Labor Day weekend while sour gum trees turn and woodbine vines redden. Goldenrod blooms over fields, nuts ripen, bittersweet orange, birds migrate, and ducks appear in flocks as fall begins.
A newspaper puzzle page lists crossword clues across and down with terms like Spurt and Hewing tool plus a daily cryptoquote. The page presents a sample cipher with letter substitutions and hints, ending with Yesterday's cryptogram quote from Lord Halifax.
The piece condemns misrepresentation in campaigns and press coverage. It cites Miller mischartering Goldwater on social security, critiques selective reporting of Fulbright’s remarks, and condemns Meany’s Hitler parallel as damaging rhetoric. It argues democracy depends on accurate facts and persistent research.
Reader notes a near collision with a man shopping for groceries and a playful exchange. Abby advises returning to the store to reconnect if there is interest. The page also features letters on retaliation with neighbors and marital strain prompting counsel and a sales offer for Abby’s booklet.
The Ohio Council for Education filed the PEP bill to raise state sales tax by one cent to boost the School Foundation Program by over 116 million dollars annually. It would fund teaching of special needs students, guidance and research, and teacher salaries, with petitions planned for 179000 voter signatures. If lawmakers reject it in 1965, the measure would go to a 1965 general election ballot.
Ohio high school students show strong demand for vocational education. A State Department survey of about 28,000 sophomores and juniors in 101 districts during 1963 64 found 75 percent desire vocational courses, with 49 percent seeking only vocational training and 26 percent favoring a mix of college prep and vocational studies.
A UPI report highlights how wives from Abigail Adams to Eleanor Roosevelt shaped politics and campaigns. It notes Dolly Madison Helen Taft and Jacqueline Kennedy as influential figures who aided their husbands and affected public perception.
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