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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1954
Page
10
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Joseph L. Myler reports from Washington on Dr. Robert K. Burns findings at the Carnegie Institution. He describes experiments reversing mammalian gonad sex in opossums using sex hormones and notes social and moral hurdles may keep such work from becoming practical for humans.
A scrambled letter puzzle prompt explains forming words with the 16 letters in blank squares. Rules: no plurals, same word used once, scoring per line capped at five points, words horizontal or vertical, brief guidance on two letter word TO and three letter ICE with scoring. Clues include inserted letters to help solving.
Detroit reports safety leaders stress the driver as the key to preventing crashes. Concepts like sleep detectors, radar, and banked highways exist only in engineering dreams for now. Experiments test devices that warn when a driver tires, while safer car designs and tires reduce risk. overall crash deaths have fallen from 9 per 100 million miles in 1988 to 7.1 last year, with further declines anticipated.
CALGARY Alberta Dec 13 Up Petroleum projects must be undertaken with consideration for the safety of each dollar involved says Harry W Buss president of the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association He spoke at the Canadian Petroleum Association annual meeting urging balance between technological progress economic reality and public understanding He warned against subsidization of uneconomic ventures noting frosty capital effects and a need to resist monopoly while cautioning about accelerated U S refining capacity and defense related growth.
Governor Allan Shivers warned at a press conference that Texas faces a serious financial point in the next legislative session. He refused to promise new taxes but noted rising needs in schools hospitals and welfare could drain the general revenue fund before any additions. He urged waiting for the comptroller's two year revenue estimate before deciding on tax moves.
The article explains two bridge moves the “we hold-up” and the “duck,” contrasting aims: one halts opponent suits, the other allows your side to establish its own. It analyzes a North contract scenario where West’s diamond A is key and discusses how a duck on the first trick could have altered the outcome, with implications for defense and offensive signaling.
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