Council of Scientific Society Presidents records. 1973-

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Council of Scientific Society Presidents records. 1973-

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Typescripts, typescripts (carbon copies), and typescripts (photocopies). Archives of this organization of presidents of major U.S. scientific societies. Some representative names are below. Included are correspondence files, minutes, membership lists, papers concerning the Council's formation in 1973, financial papers, and statements and correspondence concerning legislation and national scientific policy, including files on effort reporting by federal grant recipients.

46.5 ft. (31 boxes).

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