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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1971
Page
2
University of Illinois researchers report progress in malaria vaccine development using antigens from infected mosquito tissues. Trials in mice and monkeys show promise, with human trials possible within five years. Researchers note parasite variation, need for multiple vaccines, and challenges in mass production.
President Nixon meets with steel union and industry negotiators in Pittsburgh and Washington seeking a path to noninflationary wage settlements. Talks precede basic steel contract talks by the United Steelworkers and major companies, with a July 31 deadline and potential for extended bargaining.
University of Pittsburgh physiologist Dr. Leonard Cohen argues nerves at the top neck joints govern balance, orientation, and movement, challenging ear-centered theories. Clinic cases show dizziness and headaches vanish after correcting neck misalignment via chiropractic adjustments.
Vice President Agnew told reporters in Singapore that the United States will not cut forces so far as to allow a Communist victory in a pinpointed South Vietnam attack. He warned a public relations setback could be used to frame Vietnamization as a failure and said withdrawal would depend on Vietnamese readiness and North Vietnamese activity.
Sculptor Leonard McMurry aimed for a joke after crafting a Bob Hope bust for Fourth of July ceremonies in Oklahoma City. Hope reportedly recoiled at the unveiling, joked about a nose job, and officials removed a false nose placed by the artist. McMurry believes Hope may have kept the spare nose.
The Newport Jazz Festival may not return with producers and officials doubting its future after the festival closed early due to security breaches. About 200 gate crashers forced entry while youths on drugs were blamed for taking over the event. Across the country similar disturbances led to arrests and curfews in East Haven Connecticut Bad Axe Michigan and Russells Point Ohio amid marijuana protests and police crackdowns.
An aggressive promotional pitch claims Jackie Kennedy Onassis used a diet to shed 20 pounds in 10 days. It urges readers to buy exact diet copies for $1.50 plus shipping, citing her wealth and fame to boost credibility.
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