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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
6
Analysis argues astronauts need better outside work capability after Gemini 11 and Gordon experiences. Physical stress and sweat impaired vision, revealing human physiology limits. Engineers must design equipment and methods to help humans operate effectively in space.
A light item notes women fear aging and girdles approaching, humorously contrasting society's expectations with personal discomfort. The piece offers a witty take on vanity and body image, reflecting era’s social norms.
A compact crossword clue set lists entries from 37 to 44 with hints such as Nonsense and Cleaner for, plus Handle, Use up slowly, Gladden, Vipers and a Dutch painter. The compilation resembles a puzzle page segment with terse prompts.
Abby columns present four reader problems on marriage meddling and trust in engagement. Advice suggests sending conflicting relatives on a trip to ease tension and notes parental restrictions may not suit the engaged couple.
Washington reports that Rep L Mendel Rivers and Rep William Bates urge restraint on politically motivated travel. They defended a Paris inspection by a subcommittee during Independence Day recess but warned against Viet Nam junkets, arguing such trips burden military officials and waste scarce resources.
Rep. John E. Moss of California is expected to become chairman of the communications and power subcommittee, guiding TV policy. He criticizes format driven programming and seeks public hearings to influence broadcast quality while resisting sidelining from the post.
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