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Memo to John C. Bugher, Subject: Advisory Committee for Biology and Medicine

Dated
Apr 14, 1955
Document type
Correspondence
Length
2 pages
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STANDARD FORM NO. 64 Biology and Xedicin6, Washington Reference is made t o your memorandum of February 7, 1955, subject as above, symbol BM:JCB, with regard to the acceptance of our invitation for the Advisory Committee t o meet in Oak Ridge. suggested of May 6 and 7, 1955, are quite agreeable t o ourselves and for the Committee maqy of the significant advances in biomedical research at Oak Ridge. Within the time available, it i s hoped we can review I n connection with this forthcoming meeting, it was indicated during the UT-KEC Program review i n iyashington on January 27, that one or more members of the Committee may visit a t UT-AEC a day orso in advance of the formal meeting on May 6. o f the TJT-AEC Agricultural Research Program within the morning agenda We hope this can be accompIf not, we will be prepared t o include a short discussion IUS DOE ARCHIVES i

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Nith your approval, we hope t o transmit directly t o each member of the Committee the latest progress reports and abstracts concerning sig mfi cant work in the 6000 Program a t Oak -Ridge. will also be sent t o you, and xe hope these will be availeble to all concerned for their information ;?ell i n advance of the meeting. fl-e will appreciate having the names of those who will attend, and their arrival plans, at your early convenience. We will appreciate your comments on the arrangements, and we are looking forward t o a productive meeting thatwill be helpful and infornative t o the Advisory Committee f o r Biology and hiedicine and t o you and your staff. We would like to confirm our invitation for y-ou and your staff to come t o Oak Ridge on May 5, fora review of programs in lieu of the Frogram 6000 budget review originally scheduled f o r March 24 and 25.