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1. 'Creation of Life' Is More Slogan Than a Description

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2. 'Criminal Genetic Types' Pose a Research Dilemma

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3. 'Eradication' of Smallpox Shouldn't End Containment

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4. 'Good Food' to One Human May Half-Starve Another

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5. 'Playmate' Shows Problems in Studying the Emotions

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6. 17 Countries Top the U. S. in Low Infant Mortalities

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7. A Bicentennial Underscores Trends in Medical Research

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8. A Cloud of Questions Hovers Around Carbon Monoxide

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9. A Good Try Poses Problem

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10. A Hereditary Tummy-Ache?

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11. A Ministry of Truth

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12. A Science Scoop by China

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13. A Tax on Nutrition

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14. A Test Tube Daddy

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15. A Test of Classroom 'Bloomers' New Key to Education Research

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16. A Treaty Proposal on Germ Warfare

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17. A Treaty Proposal on Germ Warfare

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18. A-Weapons Must Be Limited If Used in South Vietnam

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19. Additives Shouldn't Harm Even One in Million

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20. Air Pollution Ingredients Are Suspect for Mutation

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21. Ample Evidence for Taking the Lead Out of Gasoline

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22. An Asteroid Into the Sun May Have Glazed Moon Rock

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23. Animals for Research

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24. Any Kind of Contraception is Probably Not 'Natural'

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25. Are Intelligence Tests Fair?

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26. Are There Bugs on Mars?

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27. Arms Control Issue Rates More Campaign Attention

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28. Atomic Risk Hard to Rate in Terms of Electrocution

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29. Attacking 'Social Science', Rickover a Good One Himself

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30. Backsliding in Science

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31. Big Decisions on Big Boom

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32. Biology Could Add Little to Hitlerian Repertoire

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33. Birthweight Is a Big Factor In the Survival of Infants

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34. Bootlegging Flag to the Moon

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35. Brandt's Relations With Soviet Union

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36. Breaking the Deadlock Over Missile Inspection

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37. Budget Bureau Decisions Enter the Public Arena

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38. Business is Marketing Data Once Sold by Private Eye

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39. Cable, Pay TV Provide Science-Policy Issue

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40. Campus Clashes Raise Issues Basic to Democratic Society

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41. Campus Radicals' Booby Trap Is to Invite Brutal Reaction

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42. Can Drinking Coffee Raise Chances of Skin Damage?

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43. Can We Keep Mars Clean?

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44. Cancer 'Cure' Has Limitations

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45. Candidates Could Outline Differences on ABM Policy

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46. Cell Biology

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47. Cell Transplants Hold Hope In 'White Skin' Epidemic

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48. Cells Hindering Transplants Play Wide Role

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49. Cheap Vaccine Can Be Costly

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50. Chromium, Other Elements Seen Crucial in Human Diets

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51. Chromosomes and Crime

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52. Clinical Tests Prove Benefits of Drugs in Schizophrenia

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53. Common Sense Should Impel Moves to End U.S. Hunger

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54. Congress Should Examine Biological Warfare Tests

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55. Consumer Should Be on Par With Labor and Industry

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56. Crossbreeding is Nature's Device to Speed Evolution

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57. Curbs on Human Engineering Can Create Thought Control

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58. Current Issues in Strategic Arms Control

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59. DNA Breakthrough Points Way to Therapy by Virus

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60. Dangerous Delinquents

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61. Dangerous Rail Shipments Burden Innocent Bystander

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62. Demands of Vietnam Hobble Our Steps to Outer World

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63. Discoveries in Cell Fusion Augur Advances in Biology

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64. Don't Scrap Education Yet

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65. Dramatic Results Unlikely from Replacing Phosphates

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66. Each of Us Is a Society

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67. Ecology Has All Requisites of an Authentic Religion

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68. Egg Transplants: Not the End of the World

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69. Egg Transplants: Not the End of the World

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70. Engineering Viruses for Health or Warfare

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71. Environmental Chemicals' Hazards Still Little Known

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72. Even Controlled Burning of Forests Has Drawbacks

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73. Even Scientists Can't Halt Power Shovels

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74. Even Studies of Hiroshima Have Not Proved Mutations

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75. Evidence Links Poor Diet to Forever-Stunted Minds

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76. Facilities Still Primitive For Tracing Fingerprints

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77. Fingerprints are Permanent from Third Month of Life

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78. First an Egg, Then a Man

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79. Flameproofing Children's Cotton Nighties

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80. Flaws in Disease Data

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81. Food Needs Require Us to Apply Basic Biology

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82. Food from the World's Factories?

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83. Forgotten Woman

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84. Fusion of Fish and Man

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85. Genetic Intervention Is a Way Of Improving Our Species

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86. Genetic Tampering [Letter to the Editor of the Washington Post]

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87. Genetics Can Be as Exciting as Astrology If You Ignore Subtleties of How Genes Act

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88. Getting Out From Under The Shadow of the Bomb

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89. Government is Most Dangerous of Genetic Engineers

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90. Greed to Cash In on Science Can Cause Cosmic Bellyache

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91. Health Care Costs Inflated by Doctors Without Dollars

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92. Heart Transplants a Help, But Prevention is Better

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93. Heavy Dosage No Argument Against Ban on Cyclamate

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94. Here's Chloroacetophenone In Your Eye; You Better Blink

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95. Herman J. Muller Dies at 76; Discovered Perils of Radiation

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96. High Technology Can End Pollution

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97. How Can Random Rampages Alter Course in Vietnam?

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98. How to Harvest Enrichment of Land Surrounding Parks

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99. Human Mutation Can Scramble the Coded Genetic Message of DNA

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100. In Deflecting Hurricanes, Where Do We Aim Them?

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