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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1969
Page
6
A Norwalk reader criticizes the storm response and calls for evaluating the city power plant. The letter supports Councilman Liedorff and Mayor Finch, noting widespread city efforts and stating no single entity should receive special recognition. The writer urges keeping Norwalk as a beautiful, stable town.
In Washington the Kennedy family faces a new era as Joseph Kennedy II is highlighted by a commemorative plaque in Edward M Kennedy's office. Seventeen young Kennedys are poised for potential political paths, with Caroline and John Jr. noted as prominent siblings.
Dear Abby writes that parental battles over teen hair length stem from modern life. She says boys should keep hair clean and be good citizens, and preserves individual choice over hairstyle despite parental opinions.
A reader asks if she should sell her home to move in with a 70 year old fiancé in a marriage of convenience. Abby urges choosing personal desire over children's wishes and suggests each partner decides where to live based on their own preference and happiness.
TV guide details late evening programming from 4:00 to 11:30 including Match Game, Password, News and Movies. A lengthy Kennedy family profile notes Joe and Ted Kennedy and relatives, touching on public service, family events, and a tragic accident.
A dense list of weekday daytime and late afternoon programs includes News at three hours, Then soap operas like Love of Life and Guiding Light, Talk shows such as Mike Douglas and Let’s Make a Deal, and classics like Beverly Hillbillies and The Edge of Night with many time slots and channel references.
A historical note describes Joseph P. Kennedy Jr keeping a family item in the White House fish room near President John F. Kennedy’s office. The object stood there from January 21, 1961 to November 28, 1963 during Kennedy’s presidency.
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