Dry Ear Wax Common Among American Indians Study
A survey of 3 030 individuals across the Americas links dry ear wax to certain genetic backgrounds. Results show high rates among Quechua Indians of Peru and Maya in Mexico, with lower rates in Shoetaws, suggesting ancient Asian ancestry and gene flow into the Americas.
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New York
API
Nicholas L. Petrakis
Ed States
Petrakis
University of California Medical School
San Francisco
Ile
Peirakis
Peru
Mexico
Transmissions praised in small car design aid
Road & Track notes a handiest automatic transmission wave for a small car. Austin America mentions Union Jack British Cars at 22101 Mission Blvd Hayward, phone 538-3313.
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Austin America
Road & Track Magazine
Union Jack
Mission Blvd
Hayward
Princess Anne's Hat Style Sparks Royal Fashion Surge
Princess Anne, at 18, charms Britain with a new hat image, praised by hatmaker John Boyd who notes continental chic and smart, down-to-earth appeal. Knightsbridge fittings and Buckingham Palace visits fuel a fashion shift seen as launching a modern royal millinery era.
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Maris Ross London
UPI
Princess Anne
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Windsor
John Boyd
Millinery Guild
Boyd
Hayd
Knightsbridge
London
Buckingham Palace
Credit Cards Enter College
BERKELEY Calif UPH The credit card has moved into the university sphere. Since June 1 the University of California has accepted credit cards for payment of extension courses. Extension fees now average over 50 dollars per course and many potential extension students find cash outlays of this size a deterrent to taking courses for self improvement.
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Berkeley, Calif
UPH
University of California
Family Argument Ends In Death in Bakersfield
John David Brogden, 19, is jailed on a homicide charge after his uncle Marion Clinton Brogden, 44, died from injuries during a heating Saturday. Deputies say the blow to the head followed a family argument.
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Bakersfield
UPI
John David Brogden
Kern County
Marion Clinton Brogden
Brogden
Mexico Income Shows Increase
Mexico City report says per capita income rose from 395.20 dollars in 1964 to 549 dollars in 1968. Source cites Francisco Cano Escalante, president of the National Chamber of Commerce.
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Mexico City
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