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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1965
Page
3
The 12th annual state court calendar survey shows average auto injury case delays rising to 19.9 months across 94 courts, up from 18.4 months in 1964. Fifteen populous counties exceed 30 months, with Cook County Chicago leading at 69.3 months.
Ebony notes that modern dances like the frog, monkey, watusi separate the sexes on the dance floor. Observers warn of potential eroticism and bodily risk from frenzied partners, marking a shift from traditional couple dancing.
A columnist laments America’s need for more young workers who bring the same zeal for advancement seen in road hustle to their jobs. The quip highlights energy, discipline, and forward momentum as key civic ideals for the next generation.
At 4 a m Fred Benoit leaves Pittsfield Massachusetts in a Dodge with Carmella for a month in Florida planning to extend his winter vacation and a July break. He works at a General Electric transformer plant and dreams of a bigger life beyond his modest savings.
Clues list with across entries: Candle. Strong boxes. Capital of Guam. Entertain. Containing fat. Keyed up. Urge in Fire. Trans mitted. Ceylon for one. Wealth. Arabian garments. Loafed. Fat. Pare. Moslem ruler. Farmer's companion. It often bursts. Room
A cryptogram challenge shows a sample with letter substitutions and hints. It includes a quotation about the root of all discontent being self love attributed to Clarke.
A multi-item column features Abby letters on marriage fidelity gossip and teen kissing ethics. Also included is a true story of Fred and Carmella Benoit who were arrested for careful driving in West Palm Beach as a publicity stunt by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, earning them a city welcome and a paid Florida tour.
Former Cleveland municipal judge Chester K. Gillespie argued that girls legs can be seen at night and that short dresses protect women from being killed by cars on a WKYC Open Circuit program. Traffic Commissioner Sam Skerotes joined him as Gillespie noted fines from his brief traffic court term.
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