Advances in eye surgery and infant respiration test
A 1972 feature highlights cataract surgery progress with a NASA linked device to liquefy and remove cataracts, plus a pediatric test by Dr Louis Gluck predicting normal infant breathing. Dr Mary Ann Dugan develops a clot locating and dissolving method. Talks on hyaline membrane disease and future human use follow.
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Una Hazerd
NASA
Louis Gluck
University of California In
San Diego
Mary Ann Dugan
Temple University Medical School
Philadelphia
TEST YOURSELF AT CROSSWORD BY EUGENE SHEFFER
The fragment mentions a crossword by Eugene Sheffer with scattered clue text and garbled entries such as common value flower fish exes female sheep lair and currency. It appears to be an OCR damaged puzzle page item with irregular numbers and stray words.
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Eugene Sheffer
Six Diamonds Contract Bridge Plan Fails to Finesse Hearts
In a West dealer six diamonds contract the play tests three escape plans after a spade lead. Plan 1 is luck dependent. Plans 2 and 3 hinge on a 3-2 trump split. After probing with the AK you force a heart discard on dummy’s trumps and seize twelve tricks, with hearts, clubs, and trumps. The article also lists TV listings for 8 to 10 p.m. including Emergency, Madame Sin, Dick Van Dyke, The Sixth Sense, and Lights Out.
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