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J ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION 411262 Capt. Edward E. Conrad Col. Charles B. Stewart Allen J. Vander Weyden col. Donald G. Williams
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d. Requested that periodic security investigations of Mr. Gunther be made to assure his continued eligibility for clearance, u. Presidential Panel on Weapons Test Detection President had appointed a panel of five persons to study the feasibility of accurately detecting weapons tests. Mr. Killian had suggested the formation of such a panel, Mr. Strauss said, because of the conflicting views now existing on the possibility of detecting weapons tests anywhere in the world. The members of the panel are Harold Brown of IAvermore, Rode rick W. SpenCe and Carscm Mark of LASL, Hans Bethe, and General Alfred D. St arbisd. The Commissioners indicated their concurrence with the eelect ions. 12. Civil Service Diamond Jubilee Award Ceremony Mr. Strausa said he had received am invitation to the Civil Service Diamond Jubilee Award Cesemony on January 16, and that he planned to attend. 13. Dedication of Brazilian Research Reactor Mr. Strause announced that he had received an invitation for himse3f and four other representatives of AEC t o be p~esent for the dedication of a research reactor at Sao Paulo, Brazil, on January 25. The Commissioners discussed the invitation and said they would like to attend, but would be unable to do so because Commission act ivit y at-that time would not permit them to be out of the country. Mr. Libby suggested that former Commissioners might be asked to represent the Commission and Mr. Strauss said he would contact Mr. Eugene Zuckert and other. to inquire whether they would wish to attend, 14. Army Use of Eniwetok Mr. Fields said the Army intended to begin testing satellites during the earl y part of 1958 and had xeque steal permission to use Eniwetok as a kunching site. The Commissioners