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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
6
Governor Hoff urges the legislature to create scenic corridors along federal interstates and 11 state highways one mile wide and ten miles long to protect natural beauty. The bill excludes cities, bans billboards, and aims to preserve bridges cemeteries and river stretches for visitors.
A witty line notes that responsibility weighs on shoulders to keep one grounded, contrasting ambition with duty and overseeing steady progress through accountability.
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United Press International reports Mike Quill’s conduct during the New York City transportation strike as disgraceful and a likely hindrance to repealing Taft Hartley right to work provisions. Quill’s contempt of court led to his jail, with labor spokesmen urging clemency from Mayor Lindsay amid broader political warning.
A reader from the South on the West Coast describes Southern prejudice and school fights over accents. Abigail advises education to overcome bias. Other letters discuss lunchroom glares over smoking, wedding guest lists, Christmas newsletters, and labor union issues surrounding Taft Hartley 14 B repeal and political positions of Johnson, Dirksen, and Humphrey.
A Norwalk reader condemns Capitalism while praising Marxian rhetoric by Ben R. Bennett at a Milan Chamber event. The letter warns that The Great Society policies mirror Khrushchev’s forecast and attack federal debt, giveaways, and welfare with strong political rhetoric.
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