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    READERS RESPOND MERGE

    Oct 29, 2020 2 minutes
    Norman and Patsy Davis, Paris

    The Barrow Gang

    s a new subscriber, I was disappointed to see an article about murderers and thieves made out to be folk heroes [“Flipping the Script,” October]. Bonnie and Clyde left a trail of death everywhere they went through several states. They

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