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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 7 1 C)77& LAWRENCE RADIATION LABORATORY Director, Division of Biology and Medicine U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Many thanks for your letter of August 27th concerning the Advisory Commxttee for Biology and Medicine meeting. come to this meeting to discuss the present status of our program and some of the projections we have. perhaps one hour for the presentation and a half-hour for the discussion'should coverthe needs quite amply. the agenda is tight and you want to= the presentation down below onehour-I think I could compress q y remarks.-' In previous discussions with Josh Holland, might be value in an early meeting between some of the people on your own staff other than himself and the key people of our group out here. If it is at all possible I would like to think of bringing Dr. Arthur so that we can cover both the meetings with your own people and the Advisory Committee meeting. Tamplin and Shore could make part of the presentation to the Advisory Committee, unless you feel that this is unwise. the possibility that on September 12th we might meet with some of the people on your staff, that is those that are interested, and then on the 13th meet with the Advisory Committee. I shall be happy to It would zppear to me that On the other hand _if e mentioned that there Tamplin and Dr. Bprnard Shore with me to Washington at this t In fact there would be real value if What I had in mind is 1n"any event let me say that whatever meets best with your own schedule can readily be adapted to by us. 'you do or do not want me to bring the other two men I mentioned or I. whether you do or do not want them to help w i t h the presentation. This holds both with respect to whether - k t me hear your wishes, since WP are flexible on tliis. B With best personal regards.