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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
10
The Norwalk Area United Fund drive begins with many volunteers ready to call on residents. The letter urges questions and gifts to support Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, Red Cross blood services, and other beneficiaries, stressing it is a shared community effort.
A compact cheeky maxim noting that a stingy person is hard to live with yet may prove a valuable forebear. The quip presents a wry take on thrift and lineage in a single, pointed line.
A compact crossword list with across and down clues covering Bedouin to affirmative votes and ventriloquists. Includes terms for animals, directions, materials, and geographic references suitable for a quick puzzle solve.
A coded substitution puzzle presents a sample mapping with A for L and X for O. The daily quote hints reveal how to decode and reference yesterday's Franklin quote about borrowing money as a value test.
Abigail Van Buren writes about a 19 year old fiancée in the navy who insists no dating while engaged, while the fiancé admits dating others to cope. The letter suggests the engagement may be cracking under differing expectations about exclusivity. A separate 13 year old asks how to learn dancing for a school dance.
Hollywood notes that networks are paying multi million sums for blockbuster films to air on TV. ABC TV reportedly paid about 2 million for The Bridge on the River Kwai and up to 5 million for Cleopatra. ABC and CBS reportedly earmarked tens of millions for dozens of titles from Twentieth Century Fox and MGM, signaling video's push to turn epic films into TV events and reshape programming.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller faces rivalries from Robert Kennedy and Jacob Javits as New York politics hinge on party machines. Javits is now Rockefeller’s campaign manager while Kennedy backs Frank D. O Connor. Roosevelt Jr. seeks Liberal lines after rejection by Democrats.
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