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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1966
Page
6
The automobile industry is ramping up safety focus with future research and broad support outside the sector. Detroit responds to congressional probes and higher standards, though results will be slow. Ford warns the 1969 models are already five months late. Gradual gains expected, with some devices appearing on new models sooner than others.
A witty quip notes that girls who attempt to sound like walking reference books should recall that reference volumes stay on shelves and are not borrowed. The remark playfully contrasts talkativeness with the role of reference works in daily life.
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The piece notes golf as the last major sport to desegregate, citing Branch Rickey and Jackie Robinson in baseball, Althea Gibson in tennis, Wilt Chamberlain in basketball, and Jim Brown in football. It discusses barriers of club culture and costs, with golf seen as financially out of reach for many African Americans.
A long Abby column includes questions on marriage and behavior plus a profile of Howard Brown, a groundbreaking Negro left handed golf pro. The piece traces Brown from Saginaw to Detroit, noting his wins, near-par scores, and perseverance despite earning about $10 000 yearly and his wish for one more year to prove himself.
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