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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1965
Page
4
The Bureau of Roads report blames drivers over 65 and under 25 for the worst records and notes military personnel have higher accident rates. It finds night-time local driving raises risk, rear-end crashes are most common, and speed limits reduce danger only if followed.
In a letter to the editor Wm H Decker commends Explorers of Scout Troop 218 The Methodist Church for raising funds through car washing last Thursday and Saturday. He praises their work ethic and hopes they remain true as they grow into government labor and business leaders.
Crossword clues listed for across and down with themed answers. A cryptogram quotation converts to a readable quote by simple letter substitution. The page includes a note that Nothing dies so hard, or rallies so often, as intolerance. Beecher.
A reader argues for harmony among medical types after experiences with MDs DOs and nursing staff at Norwalk Hospital. She cites misdiagnoses and praise for DOs while urging open minded cooperation and younger progressive doctors.
Readers share personal woes from excessive sleep, mystery suitors, and wedding plans. A 60 year old seeks guidance on a mink store freezer joke, a teen asks how to deepen a high voice, and others request Abby’s take on scams, fidelity, and etiquette.
The Circuit Court Executive Committee of Chicago excuses Judge Leighton from removal as he faces a controversial ruling allowing suspects to judge arrest legality. A police clash over a broken bottle left a wounded officer and two arrestees freed on grounds tied to inadmissible evidence. Critics warn Leighton's Law invites more violence and demands a court overruling.
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