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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1965
Page
4
The piece condemns Governor Wallace Sheriff Clark and state authorities for oppressing Negroes in Alabama and calls the world to view U S actions as a police state. It notes growing cross racial protest as a hopeful sign toward full equality in America and urges swift action for civil rights.
The Recorder's Office offers free public records for inspection and research. Deputies assist visitors in locating deeds mortgages financing statements land transfers and liens. Lawyers and researchers use the archives for genealogy and case work.
Puzzle page lists across clues from shrub genus to leaf of a book plus a cryptoquote solving hint and a quotation. Includes entries for Blunders God of love manner of walking fellows bestows and more with theme notes and yesterday's quote by Twain.
Reader letters discuss a 12 year marriage and a husband who leaves home for hours, questions on allowances for children, teen independence, and dating at home. Abby advises individual family choices, then offers guidance on an adolescent dating dilemma and a quote about work ethic.
William F Buckley Jr argues President Johnson overstates the right to vote and misdefines negative rights. He challenges the push for federal voting standards, cites poll tax amendments and literacy tests, and accuses Johnson of vague slogans harming the rule of law.
A columnist weighs John Hershey's WHITE LOTUS and the Norwalk NAACP meeting, reflecting on human cruelty across history and urging dialog on race. The piece includes humor about a grammar slip and a defense of a mother’s role in childrearing, praising parental guidance.
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