Assistant Secretary for Science, 1963-1973 Records.

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Assistant Secretary for Science, 1963-1973 Records.

The records are arranged in four alphabetic subject files, overlapping in dates and subject matter. The files were probably segments of one general file which was weeded and separated as records became noncurrent.

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Smithsonian Institution Archives

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