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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1972
Page
6
A fragmented eyewitness account describes a sunny race on a south curve at the 500 track. Observers recall spectators in hats, a near winner, a car in trouble, one minor injury, and debates over who should win, with reflections on betting and driver performance.
The writer recalls selecting a driver over others at a race near Mount Pleasant and Daleville, noting personal ties to Brown and Donohue. He reflects on how his choices might have altered results and emphasizes responsibility for notes on engine trouble.
The article offers two home remedies. First, mix one fourth cup vinegar with one half cup water and apply to fabric to lift stains. Second, for stubborn black soot on brick, rub the surface with a carborundum block, then lightly blend surrounding bricks to match tone.
The page lists scattered crosswords style clues with numbers and partial phrases. Entries include names like Daniel Webster and Yost Berra, plus phrases such as Forty winks and Hit the hay. The jumble resembles a historical puzzle column with ambiguous spellings and playful hints.
A reader quiz questions about driving safety and behavior asks if mothers with children, aggressive driving, alcohol use, and teen reactions raise safety concerns. It notes true false items and concludes with expert tips urging calm driving and child restraints to reduce road strain.
The passage lists true and false responses on auto safety psychology with references to studies, drivers’ emotions, noise effects, drunkenness statistics, and sociological views. It mentions Dr Keith Biddlifs, Helmut Schelsky, and a San Jose group therapy program, then invites readers to submit problems to Joyce Brothers via The Anderson Herald.
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