Records of Dan McLachlan, Jr., 1957-1960, (bulk 1958)

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Records of Dan McLachlan, Jr., 1957-1960, (bulk 1958)

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Correspondence documents McLachlan's presidency of the American Crystallographic Association (ACA) in 1958. The letters focus on the planning of the 1958 national meeting in Milwaukee. Other ACA topics include associate member status of the ACA in the American Institute of Physics, council meetings, publications, candidates for office, and future national meetings. Also contains a small amount of minutes reports, announcements, and correspondence from committees on which McLachlan served, including the ACA Committee on Apparatus and Standards and the United States of America National Committee for Crystallography. Correspondents include: Leroy Alexander, Jürg Waser, John H. L. Watson, and Elizabeth A. Wood.

.5 linear ft.

American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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