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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1966
Page
6
A Bell Labs psychologist Dr. Lee E McMahon introduces FASE Fundamentally Analyzable Simplified English designed to remove ambiguity by strict word order subject verb object rules and governed modifiers The system keeps Time flies meaningful to humans and computers yet risks flat prose and limits long passages.
A witty line notes that a salesman who talks too much overdoes it and ends up selling himself short in his own inflated pitch.
A cryptic sample listing across clues like City in Georgia and Wear away along with down clues. includes a substitution cipher line IK XN GYNDKEKL JQ AXNEND and a quote LIFE IS EATING US UP. WE SHALL BE FABLES PRESENTLY. Emerson.
Dear Abby suggests framing police as a child's ally for safety and guidance. The column advises neighbors to explain that police are friends to help when a child is lost or harmed, and offers handshake etiquette for a hand injured person.
During House hearings on the U S Education and Cultural Exchange Program Rep Frank Bow misread grant listings. He thought Italy funded a lecture on Florence art history but the funds supported Americans studying, not lecturing, there. He also noted English language lectures abroad and wondered why none were funded in England.
Michael Green criticizes amateur actors and shows how missteps, improvised makeup, and overrehearsed inflections ruin productions. He recalls onstage blunders and the charm of a sharp, disciplined cast versus a coarse actor who seeks conspicuous moments. Green promotes professional patience and reliable delivery.
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