Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

Front Cover
Jul 1953
32 pages
Vol. 9, No. 6
ISSN 0096-3402
Published by Educational Foundation for Nuclear Science, Inc.
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists is the premier public resource on scientific and technological developments that impact global security. Founded by Manhattan Project Scientists, the Bulletin's iconic "Doomsday Clock" stimulates solutions for a safer world.
 

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Contents

Reactors of the imagination
206
Ray Bradbury; 1920-., Fredric Brown; 1906-1972, Science fiction
Wanted, fair procedures
211
United States Congress Senate (Rules and practice), Government investigations, Legal procedure
President Eisenhower's security program
215
Government employees (Appointment, qualifications, etc), Loyalty-security program (U.S.)
From chain reaction to breeding
218
Nuclear reactors
Science and dogma
219
Ira Jewell WILLIAMS; 1899-.
Congressional investigations
229
Government investigations, Witnesses
AEC appointments
229
Lewis L. Strauss; 1896-1974, United States Atomic Energy Commission
National security
229
United States (Defenses)
Disarmament
230
Disarmament
Letter in reply to Mr Frauenglass
230
Albert Einstein; 1879-1955

Economy and federal research
221
Research (Federal aid), Scientific research
International laboratory for nuclear research
223
Nuclear research laboratories
Use of gas in warfare
227
Chemical and biological weapons
Air force budget
231
United States Air Force (Appropriations and expenditures)
Astin case
231
United States National Bureau of Standards

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