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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1968
Page
4
The Supreme Court upheld Illinois authority to revoke a driver license, rejecting the claim that driving is a natural right. It notes driving is a privilege and supports stricter screening and harsher penalties to improve highway safety, citing over 1,000 deaths weekly nationwide.
Daily cryptogram hints reveal letter-substitution clues. The quote credits Napoleon and warns that hostile newspapers threaten more than bayonets.
A dense array of dated broadcast listings shows classic films such as Incident At Phantom Hill and Susan Slade, plus a busy slate of daytime and prime time programs. The schedule includes westerns, dramas, comedies and numerous game shows on multiple channels with guest stars and time blocks.
The Norwalk High Student Council expresses gratitude to Norwalk voters for approving the school levy. The message notes the passage is gratefully acknowledged by all associated with Norwalk City Schools and extends thanks for the community’s support.
A reader asks how to handle a 16 year old sitter who rougishly flirts with her husband. Abby says the wife should tell the sitter to stop and also urge the husband to supervise. Other letters question spouses dating others and dressing provocatively, with the writer endorsing practical modesty during postbaby recovery.
Antioch described as a left field campus by a Norwalk desk feature. Student reporters cycle through co op work and school, with Jim Brand among brief visitors, noting campus culture, protests, and a shared newsroom family. Gossip bits on local ministers and community doings finish the column.
Word of the Day explains sanguine from Latin sanguinis. It notes three senses: color like blood. medieval physiology describing a warm confident temperament. and broader meanings of cheerful and hopeful as in skiers returning with sanguine complexions.
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