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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1968
Page
3
Dan Hopwood visits Norwalk to try a Breathalyzer. Capt. George Sisson explains its use and tests the reporter, who then consumes drinks and returns to the station. The editor notes the piece abridges policy and that the test is not a real intoxication assessment.
Justice Hugo L. Black, in a CBS interview, says the Supreme Court delayed desegregation by using the phrase with all deliberate speed while supporting the 1954 ruling. He criticizes obscenity as ambiguous and defends limited free speech when protests involve property.
Mrs Emerson Keller of Bellevue faces a charge of failure to stop in a safe distance after her car rear ended Mary Ann Allen of 307 West Main at the West Main and Vinewood intersection. The 5 18 pm crash damaged Keller’s front and right side and Allen’s rear bumper as both cars traveled east.
St Peter's Lutheran Church of Norwalk voted 68 to 3 to approve an assistant pastor and elected Kenneth Silcox to a one year council seat with eight three year terms filled by Roger Brown Ronald Chase Gale Leimbach Arthur McWilliams Melvin Schafer Roy Schild Darryl Smith and Elmer Smith. The congregation approved a 1969 budget of 94355 with 50000 for building fund and authorized 5900 to buy a residential lot on Benedict Avenue for an easement to utilities. The Rev Haldon Robarge serves as pastor.
The Red Cross bloodmobile will be in Norwalk at the Eagles Club from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m on Monday. A quota of 125 pints aims to stay on the priority list to meet local needs. Donors aged 18 to 60 may give. guardians must sign for 18 to 21. Call for appointments or walk in. free parking is provided by the Norwalk Police.
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