Sterile male rats proposed to curb New Orleans rat problem
Dr. Alan J. Stanley proposes releasing sterile male rats to mate with wild females and induce pseudopregnancy, reducing rat populations after prior poisoning and trapping. He cites a single dominant gene found in one female rat that makes her sons sterile, and plans field trials with government funding to test effectiveness in three to five acre pens. The idea mirrors sterile fly releases used to control pests.
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New U S TV Photo Technique Debuts
CBS laboratories develop a high resolution laser scan system for satellite reconnaissance images. The method, used with Air Force CBS collaboration, relays images via a Defense satellite network and delivers finished pictures to the White House and Pentagon within minutes of a mission.
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Columbia Laboratories
Defense Department
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Disease Threat Looms In City Slums Biting Children
Fragmentary text notes mit diseases and, in city slums, cause dreadful human havoc by biting children.
The Mercedes Diesel: Economy Meets Luxury and Durability
Mercedes-Benz engineers fuse performance and safety into a refined Diesel model praised for unmatched fuel efficiency, long life, and fewer maintenance needs. The article highlights the 220 Diesel's mileage, minimal parts, rugged durability, and the brand's broader lineup, urging readers to test drive and compare.
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