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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1964
Page
3
A 64 year old city resident fell for a faith healer who doubled money by a cloth trick. She later learned her life savings of seven thousand dollars was lost to the ruse. The healer did not comment. The piece urges caution and skepticism toward gullibility.
Ted W. Brown outlines Ohio absentee voting procedures for those unable to reach polls. Eligible voters request applications, complete and notary-sign, return after October 3, and mail ballots back sealed. Disabled voters require doctor certification. abuse of the system is noted. Two groups qualify: hospital entrants and those more than ten miles away.
Climbing vine fills the 47 Across and 48 Across clues while 49 Across soothes. The puzzle also lists 1 2 3 for down clues Worry irritate greed and other terse entries appear in the daily grid. Cryptoquote gives a substitution puzzle with a Henry Longfellow themed code.
The piece argues against the Anti-Defamation League and its stance on Barry Goldwater, labeling the ADL as left wing and defaming opposing views. It cites critics including Arthur Garfield Hays and outlines three right wing categories highlighted in the book Danger on the Right by Fors ter and Epstein.
The anonymous reader submits questions on social behavior including dating misfires, teen chores, wedding ring etiquette, age honesty, and a long critical discussion of Buckley and conservative extremism. Abby provides guidance on responsibility, respect, and courtship norms, with a broader note on political commentary.
Norwalk citizens praise the United Fund for forming United Health Services. Dr N Camardese and Huron County Medical Society back the move urging locals to give as grace and support better local health and citizenship.
A 1947 analysis warns conservatives of the ADA Americans for Democratic Action. It claims the group favors big government welfare state policies, labor alliance strength, and influence in the Democratic party with figures like Walter Reuther shaping policy and even suggests Humphrey as vice president would bolster ADA power.
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