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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1968
Page
4
The Norwalk area United Fund seeks 60 806 dollars to support 21 agencies this year. By merging drives into one, it lowers fundraising costs and boosts funds for services. Don Blosser urges ready pledges, early solicitations, and remote gifts via work or direct to agencies.
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy says he never drew up a list of demands for Humphrey. He suggests if any demands existed they would amount to about two and a half.
A letter to Abby argues against a minister's wife seeking wedding fees, saying clergy serve communities and should not demand extra pay. A second writer, a future pastor, concurs that ministers are salaried and should not rely on overtime for weddings. The exchange ends with a sharp jab at the ministerial role.
The listing details multiple late night shows and films across channels with comedies dramas and mysteries including Gambit Malaga The People Against O Hara and The Great Flamarion. It also features a lengthy note on unpaid teaching duties and a personal Abby column about a reader’s question on illegitimacy and wedding guidance.
A detailed Wednesday program grid lists Captain Kangaroo through Steve Allen with shows across channels 3, 5, 8, 11, and 13. Highlights include Treasure Isle, Jeopardy, Daytime serials Guiding Light and Search For Tomorrow, and game shows like Let's Make A Deal and Hollywood Squares.
In a nostalgic piece JACK BROWN recalls Curtis LeMay known as an enlisted man's general at Offutt Air Force Base. The veteran profile notes his segregationist links to Wallace, rough politicking, and the LeMay legend as a fighter who mixed with troops and lived simply in uniform.
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