Controversy Over Heart Transplants They Question Medical Ethics
Editorials and features note global condemnations and cautious praise of heart transplantation. Werner Forssman calls it a crime while Carl Bernard defends doctors’ duty to treat with all means. Debate centers on tissue rejection, donor death criteria, and ethical legality, yet the core issue remains whether physicians may use every available treatment.
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Werner Forssman
South Africa
Soviet Union
Paul S. Russell
Harvard Medical School
Philip Blaiberg
Christian Bernard
University of Cape Town Medical School
American Trial Lawyers Association
Bridge Tips From Oswald and Jam on a Four Spade Contract
A bridge hands article reviews a four spade contract with South as declarer. It contrasts a novice and expert approach, detailing trick play, a trump ruff, a diamond sequence, and an end play, concluding expert West outmaneuvers South by avoiding a diamond trap.
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Jam
South
North
West
King
Dumny
East
King of Diamonds
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Staff List
Baytown Sun lists editorial and publishing staff including Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchet editor and publisher General Manager Business Manager Assistant To The Publisher Office Manager Preston Pendergrass Henry Holcomb managing editor and assistant Advertising staff Dwight Moody A Corrie Leurghiin National Manager and more. Paper published afternoons weekdays and Sundays at 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and subscription details. Associated Press rights noted.
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Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchet
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
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Baytown
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Associated Press
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Bridge bidding puzzle: over two notrump with balanced hand
Partner opens two notrump after a hand with 11 balanced points and all suits stopped. You hold a one no trump bid and support your partner’s strong no-trump raise. Decide the optimal response and plan for the next bids.
Timely quotes on civil rights bill and violence
Representative Hale Boggs remarks on the civil rights bill call it symbolic or a choice between unity as one people or a slide into a police state. He contrasts progress with recent violence as a factor in the debate.
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D-Sin
Meat quota bill tied to textile deal roils Senate
Washington column describes a plan to push a meat quota through as a rider on another bill. Sen. Roman Hruska leads Nebraska cattlemen while other side doors in a price hike to 99 cents a pound. Western cattlemen align with textile states in a broader quota strategy. The piece also notes Rep. Charles Bubser’s Vietnam junket and Rep. Gubser’s volte-face on nuclear weapons amid primary challenges.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
New England
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Wams
National Restaurant Association
Sen. Hruska
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Australia
U.S
United States
New Zealand
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Russell Long
D-La
Congress
Sen
Hruska
Charles S. Bubser
Rcalif
South Vietnam
Gubser
Vietnam
Stanford University
California
San Jose
Joseph L. Pace
Rep
Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Rivers
Hong Kong
Korea
38Th Parallel
Lee College bond election urged by local letters
Three letters from local residents urge voters to support the Lee College bond issue on Tuesday May 14. They stress minimal cost per home and the need for expanded facilities to handle future enrollment and maintain the college’s standing.
Lee College bond vote urged by local citizens
A group of Baytown residents urges readers to vote FOR the Lee College bonds on May 14 supporting two propositions. They emphasize the college as a community asset and note prior bonds aided growth, urging informed, objective voter consideration and community support for continued progress.
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the Sun
Lee College
Out of Town College
Jim St. John
Dorothy H. St. John
Ashby
Lloyd C. Sanders
N. Circle
Bartown Sun
R. C. Halter
New Mexico
Lee College Bonds and Taxing Authority
SaJan McAlister
Lazy Lane
University of Houston
Baytown
Geraldine Gieger
Kelley Lane
Baytonians
Texas
Lac College
Gertrude Teter
Glen Haven
Hair counts and a $100000 bill portrait fact quiz
A trivia item notes blond individuals average about 140000 hairs on the head versus brunets at 105000. It also asks which president is on the $100000 bill and answers Woodrow Wilson, explaining the note is for use in Federal Reserve System and Treasury transactions.
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U.S
Woodrow Wilson
Federal Reserve System
Treasury Department
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