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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1968
Page
4
A cautionary piece warns that summer power mowers injure and kill when used near children. It stresses keeping kids away, never leaving mowers unattended, and watching for flying debris such as a wire hanger that killed a boy by striking the jugular vein. The note ends with a quip about gossip.
Dear Abby answers readers on personal risk from a marina flirt and a widow beware case. A divorced boater catalogues a predatory widows scam and cautions readers to guard against con artists.
Readers discuss fairness toward teens and adults amid behavior issues and a widow's grief after her husband’s death eight months ago. A man who befriended her at the funeral remains unnamed, leaving readers to wonder about boundaries and trust.
The page lists a dense slate of TV programs and times from 4:00 to 3:30 am including dramas like The Girl In The Red Velvet Swing and Beyond Sing The Woods, game and talk shows such as Match Game and Johnny Carson, films like It Takes A Thief, and news slots from CBS News Special to local coverage, reflecting a busy network-era lineup.
A family tale by Jack Brown about a baseball season shaping parents, managers, and umpires. The piece notes meals rearranged for games, lessons in handling losses, and a caregiver role turning playful chaos into education.
A letter to the editor supports Sheriff Borgia against minors seeing adult films and urges Norwalk theater managers to offer decent movies for teens. The writer suggests forming a town recreation committee to provide alternatives, arguing teens will cooperate if given constructive activities.
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