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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1968
Page
7
Residents vote November 5 on a 20 year 200000 bond to fund a specialized school and equipment for about 55 mentally disabled youngsters. The plan would add a tenth mill tax, about 10 cents per thousand dollars of assessed value, with public officials urging careful support.
A voter letter denies a resignation pledge by the Huron County Clerk of Courts candidate and vows to serve the full term. The piece compares 1968 election figures, criticizes Lyndon Johnson era policies, endorses George Wallace, urges readers to seek Wallace literature, and argues conservatives are misled by opposition claims.
A dense page fragment presents a dated crossword with clues and a cryptoquote puzzle. It lists spots like Born the land and hard crossword hints, plus a programming grid and daily TV listings. The cryptoquote decodes with a substitution key.
Dear Abby receives a letter from a 21 year old man seeking advice after his friend's mother in law declares love for him. The adviser cautions him not to engage, avoid visits, and to set clear boundaries with the woman while keeping the friendship private.
A dense schedule notes films and talk shows from Boeing, Boeing to John Carson and Johnny. amid time slots, a 16 year old confesses lifelong cheating and theft, seeking help from Dear Abby. The list also includes game shows, soap operas, and prime time dramas across multiple channels.
Jim Bishop portrays Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy as a steady, sorrowful matriarch facing the assassinations and losses that shaped her family. The account recalls her resilience after JFK's Dallas death, the ambassador’s sorrow, and a life of prayer, quiet strength, and public memory at Palm Beach and Hyannis Port.
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