Association of New York Scientists, 1947.

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Association of New York Scientists, 1947.

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A pamphlet describing the founding of the Association of New York Scientists in 1945, its membership in the Federation of American Scientists, and its aims and activities to promote responsible international control of atomic energy.

1 pamphlet (8 pp.).

American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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