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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1960
Page
3
AP writer Leo Avani warns that the Congo crisis signals broader dangers for Africa as many colonies move to self rule. He notes missteps by Belgians and debates British roles in Ghana, arguing that instability in Congo could spread to other nations and ignite bloodshed.
Boosters plan visits to 45 towns in West Texas and eastern New Mexico from September 13 to 23 to invite attendance at the fair. Lubbock volunteers will act as goodwill emissaries, fostering cooperation and fellowship among communities and sustaining the fair’s popularity beyond the event.
California astronomer Professor Fritz Zwicky argues lunar life could be funded by rocks rich in food and drink elements but cites one major drawback breathing. He suggests air packs with chemicals, yet warns such plans rely on scarce supplies and a long return to Earth. The idea remains speculative and not pressingly practical.
The National Geographic Society warns that ragweed thrives on newly turned soil along fresh highways. As roads expand and traffic rises, hay fever cases may increase, turning a public health risk into a potential penalty for the benefits of better transportation.
An uneven AP wire summary from the Texas region highlights national advertising influence and the Day On The Plains feature. The text references The Associated Press and United Press International, noting political and media interactions.
Phyllis Battelle reports on astrologists and numerologists predicting the presidential outcome. Zolar, famed astrologer, foresees a Democrats sweeping victory while numerologists dispute his view and fans of astrology and numerology debate the methods. Republican readers react with anger and skepticism as discussion centers on cosmic signs versus numbers.
Proclaimed numerologist Vincent Lopez claims he foretold Pearl Harbor and Italy’s WWII entry via numbers. He predicts Nixon’s close but decisive win, Kennedy–Johnson flaws, Castro’s replacement, and Rockefeller’s 1964 role, citing newspaperology and coffee grounds.
Special correspondent Inez Robb examines the New Jersey shark attack and the ensuing debate over shark psychology. Ichthyologist Paul Hamer suggests the shark may be psychotic or in a nervous breakdown, while Christopher Coates of the New York Aquarium questions the notion of shark panic and probes what provokes a shark in the first place.
Sen Estes Kefauver resumes his drug industry inquiry while price cuts of 15 percent are announced by major firms. The probe targets costs for health and consumer relief, with FDA reforms slated to aid national health though industry fights over labeling and disclosure continue.
Crosbyton High School football opens workouts Sept 2 as coach Woodrow Wilson leads six returning lettermen including captains Charles Freeman at center and Ross Cash at guard. Key injuries delay 16 pound guard T W Stockton. district schedule includes three non conference games and five district foes Lockney Floydada Matador Paducah Halls Spur. Assistant coach Richard Jay returns for second year.
Special Corp. George E. Sokols ky argues the Communist revolution threatens global stability with Nixon urging informed anti Communism. ABA report on Communist tactics in the United States cites disciplined party structure and defense attorneys in the 1949 Smith Act trial, while Rueff proposes French youth drafting at 18. A 1934 Preakness note recalls High Quest’s nose win.
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