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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1968
Page
2
Construction on a section of Route 250 begins July 31 with widening and resurfacing planned for completion by October 31. Truck Entrance signs will be installed on both sides of the asphalt plant on the east side of U S 250 three and a half miles north of Fitchville.
In San Jose two psychologists testified that topless dancer exposure can boost morals and welfare for couples. They cited 9,000 signatures from Ore House visitors supporting a misconduct hearing before the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
It's Your Health urges awareness of drowning risks as summer heat drives Ohioans to water. It cites 15 deaths in a single weekend and 64 percent of last year’s victims aged 5 to 24, urging readers to learn to swim, wear life jackets, avoid alcohol, and never swim alone while following lifeguard guidance.
Vice President Humphrey gains partial victory as Ohio Michigan and Indiana Democrats press for regional platform hearings. Boggs initially rejected the plan but an aide said the hearings in Detroit August 3 and Columbus August 14 proceed with his blessing. Ohio Chairman Pete O Grady expects other Midwestern states to join.
UPI report from Los Angeles says Senator George McGovern, backing Kennedy supporters, refused to endorse Hubert Humphrey arguing he cannot in good conscience run on a platform vowing rapid Vietnam War end. He urged nominating a standard bearer with a clear conscience to end the war within 60 days.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy announces he will not seek the Democratic vice presidential nomination this year. He cites personal reasons following the June 5 assassination of his brother Robert Kennedy and says the decision is entirely personal. Senator Mansfield notes political pressures surrounding Kennedy’s name.
A three day blackout ended in Washington as striking stereotypers accepted a new contract delivering about four dollars more weekly than wage increases granted to other newspaper craft unions.
Ungaro exposes metal two piece dress with a scroll patterned bodice and steel skirt, a bold provocative statement amid Paris couture. Cardin follows with dramatic mini dresses and black patent boots, balancing edgy looks with softer, wearable pieces and bright floral accents.
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