Lamas Caretakers Of Tibetan Culture
AP report from Seattle notes Tibetan lamas and refugee families living in the U S as researchers study Tibetan history language and religion. The Rockefeller Foundation funds grants support academic work at multiple universities with Thubten Norbu joining the research in January.
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New Metals Coming In Cars
Aluminum plastics and magnesium drive change in car construction as lighter materials reduce weight and costs. Steel and zinc push back with new steel uses and improved mufflers mark notable progress toward broader adoption.
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New Air Guides Advance Air Safety
Editor notes jetliners travel near sound speed while ground control methods lag. Twenty five years ago the fastest airliners moved about 145 mph. The piece outlines efforts to modernize electronic air safety systems and bring them into the new era of faster flight.
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Kennedy Cabinet Brings Youthful, Harvard-Rooted Team
A new Kennedy administration cabinet blends youth and brains with Phi Beta Kappa, Harvard ties, and business and political experience. It lacks a woman secretary but aims for tight, informed management with screened choices and strong ongoing oversight by President Kennedy.
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tiny hormones in delicate balance and male female differences
A AP science feature from Shrewsbury Massachusetts explains how tiny sex and stress hormones in trace amounts determine gender traits pregnancy and reactions to danger. It notes testosterone and estrogen balance influence voice growth body shape and libido and links hormonal differences to heart disease and cancer patterns.
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Worcester Foundation For Experimental Biology
Ralph I. Dorfman
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