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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1964
Page
3
Atlantic City observers describe President Johnson as a showman guiding the convention to name Hubert Humphrey as vice president. Commentators note the gestalten of power, with Magnuson and others ready to steer delegates, while analysts debate Humphrey’s perceived political drift and moral posture.
Dear Abby counsels keeping friendships despite political differences and urges calm dialogue over emotion. A Humphrey profile recalls his Liberal stance during McCarthy era and frames him as a skilled, pragmatic politician rather than a bold ideological leader.
A reader thanks Assembly 103 Rainbow Girls for summer service at Woodlawn Cemetery watering urns removing dead blossoms and preventing potential vandalism. The letter commends their diligence and charitable project and urges public appreciation.
The Vatican Council era push toward aggiornamento reaches the United States with English language Masses. At St. Louis during the Liturgical Conference the mass was celebrated in English, with observers from many dioceses. The plan calls for general use starting November 29, the ecclesiastical year’s first day.
The Junior League of Cleveland pledges 11000 to pay a full time library aide at Clara Tagg Brewer School and 7000 in books. Twenty two league members have volunteered to staff the library and assist with book checkout and student guidance.
University of Michigan researchers report that many parents overestimate understanding of college costs though over 80 percent support funding for college facilities and more students in college. They note public opinion often uninformed or confused about higher education.
Daily cryptogram puzzle and a Bertrand Russell quotation with hints about substitution codes and letter mappings. Readers are invited to solve the coded message and enjoy the classic science quotation from Bertrand Russell.
An Editor recalls the 1960 Redwood Falls Minnesota political rally where Senator Hubert Humphrey defended himself against draft dodging charges. Dr S F Ceplecha spoke bravely, and the editor notes the era's waning courage as public dissent shrank and readership avoided standing by unpopular views.
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