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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
6
The Air Force safety drive warns that when accelerator sticks the correct action is to shift to neutral. Turning off the ignition can kill brakes and steering, creating danger. Braking hard with power on may cause loss of control.
A whimsical definition notes a father carries images of his children in place of cash in his wallet. The quip frames family over wealth with a light humorous angle.
Abigail Van Buren's Dear Abby column features letters about marriage issues. A husband laments his wife Eve's busy social life leaving no real meals, while Abby advises against accepting a cold sandwich as a sign of change. A mother questions her son's marriage plans with Jane. The column includes a pastor's note on inviting non clerics to give grace. A confidential message ends with encouragement to seek personal replies.
Evening TV guide lists films and shows from 9 to 11 at night including Love Is A Ball and Beau Brummell. Classic programs Mandy from The Bamboo Prison to Dragnet and Peyton Place fill the primetime slots with news and talk shows sprinkled throughout.
A dense list of day parts and shows across Casper stations detailing times from 8:00 p m through 3:30 p m with programs including Captain Kangaroo Romper Room Mike Douglas Fugitive Dating Game Newlywed Game Candid Camera Beverly Hillbillies Divorce Court Andy Griffith Hollywood Squares Bewitched Guiding Light Three On The Town Lets Make Deal Days of Our Lives Doctors and more near daily daytime to early evening blocks with several news slots and game show pairs.
Washington reports debate over how much Mrs. Lady Bird Johnson swayed President Johnson to retire rather than run again. Observers describe her as stronger than the President in persuasion, quietly steering the decision while denying heavy urging.
Richard Nixon outshines Nelson Rockefeller in the 1968 preelection debate scene. Nixon spoke off the cuff before editors and appeared relaxed, while Rockefeller delivered a prepared, carefully read address that drew applause but scant interaction.
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