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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1965
Page
3
A proposal to change or abolish the electoral college may reach Congress next session as the administration shows interest. Critics warn against reducing state influence and risking multi party drift. Proponents suggest a proportional system to prevent minority rule amid federal power growth.
A pithy line describes communism as a train of thought built from many locomotives hinting at collective ideas in motion.
Dennis Brown in Italy sent a Stars and Stripes clipping about Norwalk High School band uniforms donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ernsthausen. In Cleveland area charity, 30 residents volunteer blood for open heart surgery on Jan. 19. Sheriff Borgia plans Santa visits for handicapped children in Huron County. Carol Giallombardo’s poem appears in Our Lady of the Snows. Barbara Adelman praises U.S. Mails after a birthday cake to a Vietnam soldier arrives in four days. Rotarians host holiday dinner. Pat Taylor joins Beta Alpha Psi at Ohio State. Jim Rothel makes Dean’s List at Baldwin Wallace College.
Not Necessarily So Dear Abby recounts a 12 year marriage ending in divorce, a wife reconciling with her husband's affair, and a reader asking whether to reveal a past nose job to her fiancé. The column suggests balancing honesty with practicality and ends with an offer to buy Abby booklets.
In a bustling scene a haughty senior hounds a freshman who cut in while dancing, claiming offense as the student explains he is funding college with a five dollar tip. Nearby two men on the White House lawn chase litter, wind alters a door, and a signed note becomes a punchline about haste.
The Federal Reserve raised the discount rate from 4.0 to 4.5 percent, signaling tight money policy in opposition to President Johnson's easy money stance. Johnson publicly pressures Martin as Rep. Wright Patman campaigns to curb Fed independence and push monetary inflation.
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