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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1968
Page
6
The editorial urges voters to support Kingsley A. Taft for Chief Justice and Thomas M. Herbert for the Supreme Court. It also endorses John W. Potter for the Sixth District Court of Appeals and Phillip M. White Jr. for County Court, urging participation in Tuesday's election.
Dear Abby pieces on a brother who sleeps in the basement while his wife stays upstairs and on a teen daughter resentful of babysitting. The column suggests the basement preference may reflect indifference to marital life. A reader asks about a 35-year-old woman having another baby and a teen child burdened with babysitting duties.
Letters discuss bond issue and tax levy renewal facing Huron County voters with claims of false surpluses. Abby offers personal advice on social etiquette and workplace hiring, including whether to warn hosts about dietary needs and nepotism concerns.
A detailed Friday lineup lists films and shows from 7:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. including The Lion and All the Fine Young Cannibals, plus news, game shows, talk, and westerns. Casts feature William Holden, Natalie Wood, Gomer Pyle, Star Trek, and Don Rickles with plans for afternoon and late night programming.
A dense listing of animated and live programs from 8:00 to 4:30 with segments including Underdog Milton the Monster and Birdman King Kong Moby Dick Space Ghost to NCAA previews and College Football coverage. Notable entries include Super 6 Casper Hercules type lineups and synchronized sports shows.
Jim Bishop analyzes the 1960s presidential race noting a chaotic campaign style and personal jabs. He singles out Wallace Agnew Nixon Romney McCarthy Kennedy Rockefeller Reagan Humphrey and others, predicting a late night verdict and hoping for better governance.
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