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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
5
A reader note questions the safety of the Norwalk Police Department vehicle tires after officers chased a speeder in a red Dodge at high speed. The piece argues the city must fund police safety and equipment to protect officers and the public.
Senator Pastore, delivering the convention keynote, praised the Democratic Party and Lyndon Johnson. He asserted God blessed America four years earlier in Los Angeles when Kennedy said I need you, Johnson. The crowd rose as he linked faith with political support for LBJ.
The piece critiques Senator Pastore and the Democratic Party while noting peace and prosperity claimed by the administration. It questions Republican aims on wage laws unions and foreign policy, mocking slogan politics and divine influence on policy. It ends by suggesting if God guided postwar policy, Communists would be right about no God.
Daily crossword clues across and down with standard word entries plus a cryptogram quotation puzzle. Includes theme note and a sample solution showing shift cipher mapping and an example quote.
A mechanic and his office girl quarrel over inviting spouses to an all-office party with drinks, highlighting differing views on married couples at such events. A neighbor-wooing tip suggests befriending the sister-in-law to win the man. A rowdy neighbor’s sex talk prompts guidance to curb foul language and avoid him. Abby promotes her wedding booklet for 50 cents.
The AMA warns nine million Americans face hay fever from pollen until frost. Doctors advise desensitizing injections, year round or seasonal treatment, and checking regional pollen counts to avoid high ragweed indexes. Some relocate to lower counts. Cape Coral shows 0.19 while Lexington records 156.
Lyle Wilson suggests a private White House weekend with President Johnson and Mayor Wagner was a plan to pressure Robert F. Kennedy. The piece portrays Kennedy aiming for New York Senate and later a 1972 Democratic bid, with Johnson and Wagner as potential pawns in Kennedy’s broader presidential strategy.
In a strategic push LBJ aims to protect his hold over New York and counter Kennedy expansion from Massachusetts to New York and California. Wagner endorses Kennedy, while Edwin L. Weiss Sr. becomes LBJ’s eyes and ears to keep Kennedy ambitions in check.
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