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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1967

Page

4

Cleveland mayoral race turns vicious after debates

Cleveland's mayoral contest between Carl B. Stokes and Seth A. Taft is marked by chaotic debates with hecklers, bomb threat, and racial clashes. Stokes accuses Taft of white privilege while Taft defends fair play amid white audience boos and disorderly crowds.

Cleveland UPI Carl B. Stokes Washington Seth A. Taft Blue Stokes Seth Taft Taft Cleveland Press Louis B. Seltzer Carl Stokes Lectern

Wide-Open Willard City Council Race Names Six Candidates

Willard voters will elect three at large council members November 7 from six candidates Arthur Stearns incumbent Ronald Buss Robert Terry Dick Wade Edsen James D Slosser and Mary L Stout The first ward choice is between Stanley Culler and B Carlisle Bowling Ward Two and Three seats go to Ralph Graham and Wilcox Taylor both unopposed Local nonpartisan race emphasizes citizen service and community needs.

John V. Emery Kenneth E. Foyt Stanley Culler B. Carlisle Bowling Ralph Graham Wilcox Taylor Graham Taylor Willard Arthur Stearns Ronald Buss Woodbine St Wade Eden R.R. Donnelley Co Kennedy Drive James D. Slosser Maplewood Pioneer Rubber Co Willard Jaycees Mary L. Stout Hollie Linda Myrtle Ave Stanley R. Culler S. Main St Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Elaine Emerald St Baltimore and Ohio Washington St R.R Donnelley Co

Five candidates vie for Willard School Board seat

Willard voters face November 7 election with five candidates contesting the board seat. Incumbent Virginia Loydy seeks re election alongside challengers F Leroy Clouse Peter A Wiebe Lyle R Smith and Eugene McEndree. Incumbent Donald Alford not seeking re election.

Willard Virginia Loydy F. Leroy Clouse Peter A. Wibe Lyle R. Smith Eugene McEndree Donald Alford Virginia Lydy Jay Dale Ave Clouse R. R. Donnelley Co Maplewood Aso Wiebe Naomi Park Smith Greenfield Township McEndree Euclid St

Church Pageant retells Lyme Church history since 1817

A Lyme Congregational United Church of Christ pageant portrays trials from 1817 including slavery schooling and church changes from Presbyterian to Congregational. Performances highlight a schoolroom scene and a slave catcher sequence with Aunt Betsy guiding Tom to Canada amid strong acting and period costumes.

Lyme Chillicothe Ohio Polly Nims Kathleen Grubb Betsy Tom Sandusky Toronto Rosemae Hammill Bill Parsons David Jenkins Hart Oberlin Conference Connecticut Steve Burr New York Presbyterians Jane Close Robert Seymour Joe Sweet Herman Weibel

Hospital Levy set for New London district voters

New London village and New London township residents vote on a 1.5 mill renewal levy for the hospital's operation and maintenance. The village levy should raise about $8,353 and the township about $3,868 after withholdings, for two years with the 1967-68 taxes.

New London New London Village New London Hospital

Belly Dancer Lectures Public Relations Class

Miss Zsi Zsi Buray lectured Donald Wooley's University of Iowa public relations class on tailoring material to regional audiences. She urged adaptability during performances and compared belly dancers to Madison Avenue techniques for reaching Midwest farmers and tougher New York and California audiences.

Belly Dancer Zsi Zsi Buray Zsi Zsi Donald Wooley University of Iowa Zsi Cedar Rapids Wooley New York California Madison Avenue

Carter's Pills Promote Peristalsis For Quick Relief

A vintage advertisement explains peristalsis as the digestive system’s muscle action. Carter's Pills claim to temporarily relieve irregularity by energizing slowed lower tract muscles and stimulating movement, with millions of satisfied users.

Carter

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