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Letter to C L Dunham, Subject: Plans for the Advisory Committee for Biology and Medicine Meeting March 13-14

Dated
Mar 28, 1964
Document type
Correspondence
Length
2 pages
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UNIVERSITY OF CA~FORNIA,LOS ANGELES LABORATORY OF NUCLEAR MEDICNE AND RADIATION BIOLOGY LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNA 90024 Director,Division of Biology and Medicine United States Atomic Energy Commission Iam writing to provide information i n regard t o our plans for the Co kit tee for Biology and Medicine meeting March 13-14. I have sent tV6 accompanying letter and information t o each member of the Advisory Committee for Biology and Medicine (exce t Bob Loeb, who I Copies of the preliminary program are enclosed for your information. I will be pleased t o modify this,if you wish to suggest changes. I am not certain that the Advisory Committee for Biology and Medicine will wish your absence I discussed this with John Wolf who advised that Norm French be included. ..3. We will have a program with abstracts of these talks available at the time of the meeting. 4.Invitations to attend the Friday Scientific Sessions and the Friday evening dinner have been extended to: Dean of Medicine, Sherman M. Mellinkoff Associate Dean of Medicine, John Field Dean o f Graduate Division, Horace Magoun Associate Dean of Graduate Division,Carl York Associate Dean of Graduate Division, Mark Curtis Chancellor Franklin Murphy Vice Chancellor Foster Sherwood Vice Chancellor Charles Young

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Charles L, Dunham, MOD. All of these gentlemen have dealings in some way with our contract and Laboratory: Deans Magoun, York and Curtis of the Graduate Division have surveillance over all research activities and research appointments on the campus. Vice Chancellor Charles Young is responsible for administration of the campus and has been very helpful in the relationship with the Chancellor ' s office for the past year. Idon ' t know how many of these people will attend. 5. Eileen and I plan cocktails and a buffet supper i n our home Thursday evening for you and members of your staff who will 1 be i n Los Angeles, and for the members of the Advisory ' Committee f o r Biology and Medicine; * to learn the names of your staff who will be here. ' like to send them invitations. It would be very helpful 6.h We plan a social hour and dinner at the Bel - Air Country Club Committee for Biology and Medicine will attend this also. 1,' Friday evening. I hope you and your staff and the Advisory 7. We will serve sandwiches, milk and coffee here in the Laboratory 8. i'\We have made no provisions for luncheon on Saturday, and will ;be pleased t o do soif you will let me know what you and the, ' i !Advisory Committee f o r Biology and Medicine would likedone,, ' The Laboratory will be available for the Committee's Saturday ; I would like to ask Baird Hastings (who is a consultant to the Laboratory) to attend the Friday session and dinner Friday night. thinking about this. Would this be Iwill phone you Monday o r Tuesday t o 1ear.n your Any suggestions in regard to any of these arrangements will be great fully I hope you had a pleasant trip to Geneva! With warm regards.