Papers relating to the Review Panel on Special Laboratories, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and its aftermath, 1969-1987.

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Papers relating to the Review Panel on Special Laboratories, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and its aftermath, 1969-1987.

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Reports, position papers, notes of meetings, memos, clippings, articles, and fliers relating to the work of the twenty-two man Review Panel, events surrounding its formation and aftermath, e.g., activities of SACC (Science Action Coordinating Committee) and Ailanthus : a non-violent witness for peace. The objective of the panel was to achieve closer working relations between the Lincoln Laboratory and the Instrumentation Laboratory (later known as the Charles Stark Draper Laboratory) with the rest of the university community at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The panel came into being in response to criticism of MIT's defense activities. As a consequence of the Review Panel and its findings, Instrumentation Laboratory broke away from MIT and became the Charles Stark Draper Laboratory.

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