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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1968
Page
2
Clifford L. Bruce, 40, of Sandusky, was detained after failing to show a license and claiming a valid home permit. Verification failed until two hours later when police learned Bruce’s license was under revocation. He faced charges of driving under revocation and giving false information, posting bonds of 300 and 100 dollars before release.
In Columbus Spiro Agnew said he would resign from the campaign or vice presidency if he and Nixon disagreed on moral issues. He urged backing civil rights and law and order, and defended his stance against charges of racism.
Norwalk police charged three men after a fight on Water Street near the Salvation Army building. Wayne A. Smith 41 of Milan and Frederick A. Hersha 44 of 47 Jefferson posted 100 bond each after arrest for fighting while Lawrence A. Hersha 23 of 46 Benedict Ave. was charged with resisting and abusing an officer and posted 100 bond.
Standings show St. Louis leading with 83 wins and 48 losses, ahead of San Francisco and Cincinnati. Sunday results include St. Louis defeating Pittsburgh 4 2 and Philadelphia beating Atlanta 4 1 as Chicago and Houston blanked opponents. Upcoming pitching matchups feature Briles at Ellis and Malone at Jackson among others.
The New Orleans Saints defeated the Cleveland Browns 40 to 27 in an exhibition game. Browns fumbled three times, two by Ben Davis and one by Frank Ryan, leading to 10 points for New Orleans. Charley Harraway scored two Cleveland touchdowns, and Bill Nelson connected with Cliff McNeil for a late score.
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