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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1965
Page
4
The Office of Education warns Southern districts to fully integrate or lose federal funding. Partial or vague plans won’t pass, and delaying desegregation beyond a June 30 deadline will end current partial agreements. The message stresses immediate action over a slow, grade-by-grade approach.
The Board of Elections offers free candidate guides and public access to voter records. It notes that voting is free for taxpayers, while candidates must pay a fee to run. Public records reveal who voted and election outcomes.
A full page of crossword clues with across and down entries plus a cryptoquote. The given puzzle lists Soviet inners, author names, and various word clues. the cryptoquote decodes to a quotation about doctrine and strength. Yesterday's cryptoquote is attributed to Eric Hoffer.
A collage of reader questions and Abby’s replies covers teen TV use and grades, party gift etiquette, spiked punch concerns, and pedestrian walk lights. Topics include parenting strategies, gift expectations, alcohol safety, and urban traffic safety with council commentary.
National Review and The New York Times debate a federal bill on literacy tests for voter registration. The writer urges Congress to craft a race neutral plan enforcing the Fifteenth Amendment while preserving states' rights to set qualifications, and to hold hearings by early April. The piece cautions against haste and stresses constitutional funding.
Reader commends DEAN HOWARD of the Reflector staff for lifesaving action and explains the Good Samaritan Act shielding helpers from civil damages when providing emergency care at the scene. The letter defends responders who faced liability fears and credits the law for protection.
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