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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1966
Page
8
Ford's Road E O contest shows teens struggle with high accident and fatality rates. Since 1952 over 3 million youths competed in local and national events in Washington DC final rounds. Expanding programs nationwide could reduce future deaths and injuries through safety training.
A lighthearted quip notes the repairman delivering a bill as the punchline, highlighting a final twist in a tense scene for viewers.
A reader’s page features a 40 clue crossword with warps on pet names and birds plus a daily cryptoquote puzzle. The cryptogram uses a simple substitution cipher with a sample phrase by Macau Lay and a hint to yesterday’s quote about civilization and poetry from 1966.
A dentist claiming Africa as his kingdom leads a group calling themselves Negro Knights of African Freedom. The royal parader on horseback charges police on Archer Avenue, killing two officers before being stopped. The Man behind the scene disputes forgiveness and reality while reporters note the madness and danger of his plan.
A married teacher asks how to end daily rides with a younger woman colleague without causing offense. The advisor suggests addressing the chatter by dissolving the car pool and avoiding insults, noting personal risk if delayed. The column also includes brief, stark vignettes on social upheaval and justice.
A letter to the editor argues charity is a personal knowing act while welfare is impersonal. The writer urges gifts be directed to UNITED APPEAL to keep funds at home and support the country, noting two drives planned for this weekend.
NBC-TV plans a 13 weekly Dragnet revival with Jack Webb producing and starring. The December airing will be a two hour special, updated to reflect new police laws and rights advisories, while preserving the show's authentic procedural focus. Webb notes renewed public interest in law enforcement supports the revival.
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