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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1968
Page
4
The Norwalk Reflector urges readers to vote in the Tuesday primary. It notes party nominations, delegates, party officers, three constitutional amendments, a Health Department tax levy, and local levies, with sample ballots and a call to participate for a stronger democracy.
A reader asks Abby how to respond to a neighbor whose scream-filled home life worries her. The columnist urges friendly outreach and offers to care for the children, then suggests seeking professional help or authorities if needed.
The listing details a dense slate of daytime and prime time programs across channels including drama films Back Street and The Night Holds Terror, game shows Match Game and Jeopardy, soap operas Guiding Light and Search for Tomorrow, and variety hours with Lucille Ball and Johnny Carson. Notable titles: The Monkees, Gunsmoke, Peyton Place, and Merv Griffin slots.
N M Camardese MD urges readers to vote yes for local education funding to preserve independence from federal taxation and controls. The letter advocates parish school support and responsible community leadership to strengthen moral government and minimize federal involvement.
A reflective meditation on progress and change, urging independence of thought. The essay cites growth in population, resource depletion, and shifting global dynamics while warning that fear and distrust hinder human initiative. It blends quotes from Wells and Stevenson and ends with a call to dream freely.
Definition of diffidence as lack of self confidence and hesitation to assert oneself. Discussed as a common topic in speech classes and noted for its roots in distrust of one's own abilities.
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