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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1968
Page
4
A reader argues that theatre prices deter students noting a babysitting income of 50 an hour and proposing student admission fees between 75 and 1.25 to fix the attendance problem at Mr. LaBonte's film screenings. The letter urges lower prices not to classify students as adults for adult priced shows.
The page features a daily crossword with clues across and down including entries like dwelling cisterns and border of a garment. It also presents a cryptogram puzzle with a Longfellow quote pattern and a code key showing letter substitutions for solving.
A 24 year old woman writes Dear Abby about loving a man who dates her and another woman. She asks how to force him to choose, noting she has given him deadlines that he ignores. She seeks advice on ending the triangle and securing his commitment.
A collection of Dear Abby letters covers obscene phone calls and relationship warnings. Topics include handling threatening calls, advising reporting to telephone company, and cautioning against marrying con artists or reckless suitors.
The piece notes campaign staff wear multiple identification badges and pins, confusing police. It recalls Kennedy era excess with a glamorized actress and buttons, then describes staff costumes and the evolving trend of visual campaign symbolism including dogs as a potential sign of crisis.
A dense listing details film titles and TV programs across channels with varied airings. Notable entries include The Train with Burt Lancaster and The Savage Innocents with Anthony Quinn, plus a slate of Westerns and dramas and late night news and talk shows.
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