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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1964
Page
6
An elderly friend, Ed Lewis, once part of magazine and paperback sales, shared a mimeographed sheet of jokes about middle age. He explained its Minneapolis origin and distribution to a select list, inspiring the columnist to craft notes and observations about middle age from the material.
A writer recounts gift horse pitfalls from 1946 to 1964 involving Collier's Parker era theft claims. The tale centers on Mark Hellinger, Corey Ford, Ed Lewis, and Jim Bishop with a note about a hospital window fable and a plagiarism accusation. The piece ends with a call to credit authors properly and a burning question about sharing the column.
Carl Foos, longtime associate of Fisher Norwalk Co for 42 years and last 14 as general manager, died after a life of military service in World War I and civic work. He supported the Community Chest, chaired the Hospital Association, and helped establish Norwalk’s hospital facilities. He was a respected former Chamber of Commerce member and a trusted friend to many colleagues.
The letter from a San Francisco area reader criticizes the National Catholic Welfare Conference and POAU for activism and fundraising. It argues against federal support for parochial schools, condemns efforts to sow distrust, and notes political lobbying at conventions and in cities. The piece includes a cryptogram puzzle and commentary on public perception.
An article argues Barry Goldwater would not enforce the Civil Rights Act if elected. It cites his 1960 book The Conscience of a Conservative and his 1964 positions against federal school integration and broad civil rights provisions. The piece emphasizes his states rights stance and potential White House approach to civil rights.
The schedule shows State of the Union at 11 20 p m and Highway 301 drama at 11 30 p m The Beachcomber drama airs at 1 00 a m Journey Into Fear at 4 00 a m Little Colonel drama at 4 30 a m in varied genres on the late afternoon through early morning slate.
The listing shows extensive TV programming changes with pre convention specials and time slots across channels. Schedule highlights include news, sports, and dramatic series as broadcasters prepare for a convention week, featuring Patty Duke Ozzie and Harriet and many classics.
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