Man Soon May Produce Hereditary Accidents In Labs
AP Science writer Ralph Dighton surveys evolution and the coming possibility of humans inducing mutations in laboratories. He explains DNA and RNA basics, genes, chromosomes, and how mutations steer growth, noting the shift from natural variation to controlled genetic alterations.
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Air Conditioning May Change Auto Design Foresight
Houston AP reports air conditioning use surges among about one million car owners this summer. Expert George J. Liddell predicts future autos will integrate heating cooling dehumidifying filtering and venting for total atmospheric conditioning. He notes sealed glass and hidden wind ducts could reduce wind noise and permit electric cooling, while warning about cooling load, engine overheating, tire stress, and potential minor mileage loss.
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Nelson defies odds as dancer director returns to film
HOLLYWOOD AP Gene Nelson, injured in an equestrian accident a decade ago, recovered and danced again in 1960. He shifted to directing, noting dancers have long careers. Now 46, he works at Warner Bros directing The Cool Ones after a run of films, including early live TV work and choreography. Steve Wilson's 270 mile horseback trek to attend Kentucky state fair was also noted.
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