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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1968
Page
4
Paul Russell 18 and two 14 year-old girls were arrested for staging a beer party on the roof of West Junior High School in Belleville Illinois. The incident cost Russell 325 dollars and his two companions 25 dollars each.
According to Ladies Home Journal 7 of 10 American wives favor leniency on adultery and believe one act need not end a marriage. The poll of 1,272 readers shows women want mutual respect and fair dealings, with high marks for courtesy and sharing opinions, yet most reject reforming a husband through marriage.
Paris UPI report says North Vietnam, via Nguyen Thanh Le, rejects UN role in the Vietnam War. He states the issue is not within the UN’s competence and notes Hanoi’s gratitude for international backing while the 23rd session of talks ends with no progress.
A UPI report on the Johnson crime commission findings notes experts testify you are safer in Central Park at 4 a.m. than in bed at home. Psychiatrists and criminologists discuss who commits crimes and why fears rise, with data showing the poor and slum dwellers are more often victims.
Pope Paul VI marked his 71st birthday in Vatican City with a routine day of Mass and private audiences. He faces renewed opposition over Vietnam war diplomacy and his July birth control encyclical, amid cautious public remarks and family visits from his Montini brothers.
George Cary Wallace of Dallas, owner of a butane propane company, says he will vote for Richard Nixon on November 5. He notes his name is painted on tanks and trucks but emphasizes he is not related to Alabama candidate George Corley Wallace and will not vote for his namesake.
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