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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1967
Page
4
A Connecticut Democrat proposes federal funds for Chinese language and culture in secondary schools. He points to language barriers as a major handicap in U S international relations and argues most students should learn at least one foreign language, including Chinese, Spanish, Russian, and German.
New York reports a vibrant day in Central Park with stars like Douglas Fairbanks Jr. seen bicycling, Barbra Streisand performing for a record crowd, and a soap box derby finals, while police monitor the long list of public events.
Dear Abby notes a reader planning a silver wedding party after six years of separation and potential divorce. She asks about gifts for four children and lingering hope he will return. Abby says celebrating without the husband violates the vow and cautions against a party without him.
The column mixes Abby advice on family matters with a New York City Central Park profile under Lindsay's tenure. It cites changes like car-free park roads on weekends, a new Harlem adjoining pool, a $100000 adventure playground, and enhanced policing. It notes a peace rally and ongoing debate over park usage.
Hollywood talker Dale Robertson, an Oklahoma native and horseman, contrasts true horsemen with on screen cowboys. He notes many modern leads rely on stunt doubles and lack deep riding skill, urging actors to study horses to avoid breaking audience trust. Robertson owns 70 racing quarter horses on a Yukon ranch and stars in The Iron Horse.
Word a day definition notes cajole meaning to persuade through pleasant words and false promises. It asks if one can be led to go along with another using flattery. It highlights the practical use of cajolery in social persuasion.
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