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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1964
Page
4
Cryptic coded quote line follows daily crosswords with a key where A stands for L and X stands for O. The sample decodes to MY MOTTO IS CONTENTED WITH LITTLE YET WISHING FOR MORE ascribed to CHARLES LAMB.
In 1947 two large men delivered a 17 inch television to a convent on Robinson Street. The device, a rarity then, showed a picture with a talking man but no sound, as nuns struggled to receive a clear broadcast amid squeaks and static.
A collage of quick takes on a topless bathing suit designer profiting from exposure. Governor Scranton’s political mystique shows when aces are hinted at but not proved. Judy Garland rumors spark chatter about marriages. A reckless driver lingers on the highway, while a professor links taxes to civilization.
NATO plans a top secret fall operation to gauge its ability to reinforce a tense global area in case of a Communist attack. Several entertainment items follow, including Carol Channing signing with Command, Hugh O'Brian hosting NBC TV event in Long Beach, and Beatles film news.
A Washington column mocks segregationists who claim the civil rights bill aims to force interracial marriage. It argues against the miscegenation scare, noting pride and equality drives for Negro Americans and the historical context of race mixing under slavery. It also references a TV and theater listing portion.
Readable segments show a dense daytime and evening TV guide listing programs across networks with times from 6:00 p m to 5:30 p m next day. Includes news weather sports dramas comedies game shows and children’s programs featuring anchors hosts and fictional characters.
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