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Guide to the Eugene I. Rabinowitch Papers 1945-1972

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Title:	Rabinowitch, Eugene I. Papers
Dates:	1945-1972
Size:	10 linear feet (20 boxes)
Repository:	Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library 1100 East 57th Street Chicago, Illinois 60637 U.S.A.
Abstract:	Eugene I. Rabinowitch, Research Professor of Botany at the University of Illinois and editor of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists. The papers contain material on the Pugwash Conferences, and relating to Rabinowitch's professional and academic career, including lecture notes, research reports and correspondence. The bulk of the papers cover the years 1954-1964, with clippings and articles on science, international relations and domestic politics dating from 1947.

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When quoting material from this collection, the preferred citation is: Rabinowitch, Eugene I. Papers, [Box #, Folder #], Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library

Biographical Note

Eugene I. Rabinowitch was born in St. Petersburg in April 1901. He left the Soviet Union in 1918 to study at the University of Berlin, where he received his doctoral degree in chemistry in 1926 with a thesis entitled "Tin Hydridge and Volatile Hydrides." As a former Russian citizen, he found it difficult to gain an academic position, but with the publication of his book Rare Gases he became a research fellow at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physical Chemistry in Berlin. Later he transferred to the University of Gottingen and joined Professor James Franck.

When his fellowship was suspended in 1933, Rabinowitch joined the stream of eminent refugees fleeing Germany. Professor Neils Bohr invited him to Copenhagen. He spent a year there before moving on to the University College, London, where F. G. Donnan invited him to work as a Research Associate. He remained in England for four years.

While lecturing in the United States in 1938, he accepted a position at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with the Cabot Solar Energy Research Project. In the spring of 1944 he took a leave of absence from M. I. T. to join the Manhattan Project. At the Project's Metallurgical Laboratory in Chicago he was chief chemist and section chief in the information division. "My work there," Rabinowitch wrote in 1959, "had to do with the exchange and coordination of information between Chicago, Oak Ridge, Hanford and Los Alamos."

Rabinowitch was concerned about the repercussions of the release of atomic energy. In June 1945, with a group including Szilard, Seaborg, and Nickson led by James Franck at the Metallurgical Laboratory, Rabinowitch helped draft a report addressed to the Secretary of War, which warned of an impending nuclear arms race without effective international control.

The same year, with a fellow alumnus of the Chicago Laboratory, Hyman Goldsmith, Rabinowitch founded the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists. After Goldsmith's death in 1949 Rabinowitch assumed the responsibilities of the editor-in-chief.

His position as a molder of opinion among American scientists, his numerous European contacts, and his fluency in Russian made inevitable his role as a leader of the "Pugwash" movement. The call for an international conference of scientists to discuss the perils of the nuclear age was raised by India's Prime Minister Nehru in 1954. The suggestion was taken up in an exchange of letters between Rabinowitch, as representative of the Federation of Atomic Scientists, and the representative of the Atomic Scientists Association of Great Britain, Joseph Rotblat. The Soviets entered the discussions indirectly through an organization of non-scientists, the Association of Parliamentarians for World Government, which held its conference in London in August 1955; Rabinowitch and Rotblat were among the conferees. Subsequently Albert Einstein and Bertrand Russell's joint "appeal" for an international conference of scientists gave impetus to these preliminary organizational attempts. The "appeal" plus the financial assistance of Cyrus Eaton enabled the first Pugwash Conference to convene in 1957 at Eaton's estate, Pugwash, Nova Scotia.

Since the first conference the scientists met twelve more times. Originally, the talks centered upon the scientific implications of atomic energy such as the dangers of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere and the effect of strontium 90 upon the genetic future of humanity. In later meetings the discussions probed the problems of underdeveloped nations and the cooperative roles that science and government should play to increase the food supply, check the population growth, and raise industrial production in these critical parts of the world.

Scope Note

Series I. PUGWASH CONFERENCE MATERIALS

The first half of the collection contains records of the Pugwash Conferences 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, and 11 with the records of conferences 2, 3, 6, and 7 being the most comprehensive. Records of conferences 5 and 8 were not present in the papers. Rabinowitch's correspondence with Rotblat, Skobeltzyn, and Topchiev, his British and Soviet colleagues on the Pugwash Continuing Committee, gives details of the organization and planning of the conferences. Rabinowitch often polled members of the American scientific community about questions of Conference policy. The replies to two of the polls are included in this collection (1:6-18 and 2:14-16).

Series II. PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC MATERIALS

The second half of the papers, Boxes 7-12, includes his lecture notes for a biophysics course at the University of Illinois, and papers, monographs, and research reports on science in the Soviet Union. Letters from Topchiev and Skobeltzyn, representing the Soviet Academy of Science, can be found in BOX 7. Rabinowitch's correspondences with individuals are in Boxes 8 and 9; his letters dealing with associations and institutions are in BOX 9 and in BOX 12.

Series III: ADDENDA I

The addenda consist of correspondence to and from Eugene Rabinowitch following the Third Pugwash Conference, which was held September 14-19, 1958. The correspondence includes much discussion on the lack of publicity the Conference received; and it also deals with setting up a meeting of the American participants.

Series IV: ADDENDA II

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Subject Headings

INVENTORY

Series I: Pugwash Conference Materials

Subseries 1: 1954 Conference

Box 1 Folder 1-2

Memoranda and correspondence in preparation for the 1954 Conference

Subseries 2: First Pugwash Conference, July 1957

Box 1 Folder 3

Letters and miscellaneous reports in preparation for conference

Box 1 Folder 4-5

Agendas, reports, drafts and conference statements. Conference notes in ER's hand

Box 1 Folder 6

November 26, 1957 questionnaire concerning future Pugwash policy

Box 1 Folder 7

Replies to questionnaire; collations

Box 1 Folder 8

Replies to questionnaire; Allison-Burton

Box 1 Folder 9

Replies to questionnaire; Cavers-Dunn

Box 1 Folder 10

Replies to questionnaire; Edsall-Foster

Box 1 Folder 11

Replies to questionnaire; Gerard-Henry

Box 1 Folder 12

Replies to questionnaire; Inglis-Luria

Box 1 Folder 13

Replies to questionnaire; Mayer-Pauling

Box 1 Folder 14

Replies to questionnaire; Preston- Roberts

Box 1 Folder 15

Replies to questionnaire; Rochlin-Szent-Gyorgi

Box 1 Folder 16

Replies to questionnaire; Thimann-Whitney

Box 1 Folder 17

Replies to questionnaire; Williams-Zwilling

Box 1 Folder 18

Replies to questionnaire; Anonymous, unidentified

Subseries 3: Second Pugwash Conference, Lac Beauport, Quebec

Box 2 Folder 1

Cyrus Eaton letters, reprints of newspaper articles by Eaton and Russell, and miscellaneous correspondence

Box 2 Folder 2

Public statements and press releases, drafts

Box 2 Folder 3

Public statements and press releases, mimeograph copies

Box 2 Folder 4

Correspondence with heads of state

Box 2 Folder 5

Minutes

Box 2 Folder 6

Conference notes in ER's hand, drafts for a speech, ER's sketches of Conference participants

Box 2 Folder 7

Agendas, proposed topics, proposed discussions, timetables

Box 2 Folder 8

Conference papers; Chou-Pei-Yuan-Grodzins

Box 2 Folder 9

Conference papers; Higinbotham-Leghorn

Box 2 Folder 10

Conference papers; Oliphant-Powell

Box 2 Folder 11

Conference papers; Rabinowitch-Rotblat

Box 2 Folder 12

Conference papers; Skobeltzyn-Vinogradov

Box 2 Folder 13

Conference papers; von Weizsacker-Weisner

Subseries 4: Third Pugwash Conference, Vienna-Kitzbuhel

Box 2 Folder 14

January 30, 1938 questionnaire on Vienna Conference agenda. Collation of replies

Box 2 Folder 15

Replies to questionnaire; Bainbridge-Heidelberger

Box 2 Folder 16

Replies to questionnaire; Hill-Zwilling plus unidentified reply

Box 2 Folder 17-18

Vienna Pugwash Conference statement; earliest drafts up to May 1958, including one in ER's hand

Box 2 Folder 19-21

Vienna Pugwash statement; Drafts, "as amended by Powell and Rotblat," July 10, 1958; as revised by "ER after London meeting" and by Skobeltzyn ("DS") n.d.; comments on third draft

Box 3 Folder 1

Vienna Pugwash statement; "third draft," as amended by DS, "recd. July 17, 1958"; third draft "as received by ER after London meeting"

Box 3 Folder 2

Vienna Pugwash statement; fourth draft; three versions, dated July 28, 1958

Box 3 Folder 3

Vienna Pugwash statement; fourth draft, July 30, 1958; "Tentative draft" (2 copies) sent to participants, September 2, 1958

Box 3 Folder 4

Vienna Pugwash statement; Tentative drafts,

Draft of a summary, all dated September 12, 1958

Box 3 Folder 5

Vienna Pugwash statement; Draft (2 copies), September 13, 1958

Box 3 Folder 6

Vienna Pugwash statement; Amendments to draft (papers are tagged in ER's hand, "Amendments-some accepted, some not")

Box 3 Folder 7

Vienna Pugwash statement; Two drafts, September 16, 1958

Box 3 Folder 8

Vienna Pugwash statement; Three drafts, September 16-17, 1958

Box 3 Folder 9

Vienna Pugwash statement; Public release, September 19, 1958; undated miscellaneous notes, July-September, 1958

Box 3 Folder 10

List of participants; notes on participants in the forthcoming Conference, some in ER's hand

Box 3 Folder 11

Agendas, draft of

Box 3 Folder 12

List of participants; press releases, draft of; notes and reports for the forthcoming Conference

Box 3 Folder 13

Agendas, Bulletins, lists of papers to be presented, lists of participants

Box 3 Folder 14-15

Minutes

Box 3 Folder 16

Conference papers, September 14, 1958; Powell, Kuzin, Selove, Rotblat, Pauling, Ogawa

Box 3 Folder 17

Conference papers, September 15, 1958; Orear, Feld, Brennan and Kalkstein, Devidon et al., Burhop

Box 3 Folder 18

Conference papers, September 15, 1958; Topchiev, "version 1" in Russian; "version 1" in English; "version 2" in English

Box 3 Folder 19

Conference papers, September 15, 1958; Szilard, Reading, Noel-Baker, Brown, Mahalanobis

Box 3 Folder 20

Conference papers, September 17, 1958; Weinberg, Cavers, Lonsdale, Fedorov, Rabinowitch

Box 3 Folder 21

Conference papers, September 17, 1958; Davidon, Boeri, Kaplan, Haddow

Box 4 Folder 1

Pugwash Continuing Committee Minutes, memoranda, internal correspondence, April-August, 1958

Box 4 Folder 2

Pugwash Continuing Committee; Minutes, memoranda, September, 1958

Box 4 Folder 3

Soviet response to the Vienna Conference; clippings, pamphlets

Subseries 5: Fourth Pugwash Conference, Baden, Austria, June 25-July 4, 1959

Box 4 Folder 4

Lists of participants, list of discussion topics, miscellaneous material

Box 4 Folder 5-7

Minutes

Box 4 Folder 8

Conference papers; Chou-Pei-Yuan -Feld

Box 4 Folder 9

Conference papers; Rotblat-Sissakian

Box 4 Folder 10

Conference papers; Spingarn-Vinogradov

Box 4 Folder 11

Conference papers; von Weizsacker-Wigner

Subseries 6: Sixth Pugwash Conference, Moscow, November 27-December 5, 1960

Box 4 Folder 12

Correspondence between ER, Lord Russell and Eaton; notes, agendas, lists of participants for planning the Conference; miscellaneous Conference notes

Box 4 Folder 13

Miscellaneous Conference notes

Box 4 Folder 14

"Proposed Statement for the Moscow Conference"; several suggested drafts; replies to suggestions

Box 4 Folder 15

Moscow Conference statement, draft of. Press coverage of Conference. Khruschev statement

Box 4 Folder 16

Agendas, lists of participants

Box 4 Folder 17

Minutes

Box 4 Folder 18

Conference papers

Box 4 Folder 19

Comments of American participants in the Conference

Subseries 7: Seventh Pugwash Conference, Stowe, Vermont

Box 5 Folder 1

Pugwash U.S. Continuing Committee, minutes, agendas, miscellaneous notes, March-September, 1961

Box 5 Folder 2

Pugwash U.S. Continuing Committee, correspondence, memoranda, proposals, among Brown, ER, Katz, Consolazio, January (?)-September, 1961

Box 5 Folder 3

Pugwash U.S. Continuing Committee, miscellaneous undated notes, some in ER's hand

Box 5 Folder 4

List of participants and observers, lists of background papers and reports

Box 5 Folder 5

Press releases, statements, drafts of Conference statements

Box 5 Folder 6

Conference statement, draft

Box 5 Folder 7

Conference statement, public release

Box 5 Folder 8

Conference notes; formal opening session, September 5, 1961; first plenary session, September 11, 1961; ER's draft of resolution, September 5, 1961 (?); papers of Topchiev, Rotblat

Box 5 Folder 9

Conference notes; ER's longhand records; unidentified Russian typed and handwritten notes

Box 5 Folder 10

Conference papers; Blackett-Consolazio

Box 5 Folder 11

Conference papers; Dubinin-Iselin et al

Box 5 Folder 12

Conference papers; Kaplan-Millis

Box 5 Folder 13

Conference papers; Mitchell-Oliphant

Box 5 Folder 14

Conference papers; Pauling-Revelle

Box 5 Folder 15

Conference papers; Rich-Thirring

Box 5 Folder 16

Conference papers; Topchiev-Yukawa et al

Box 5 Folder 17

Working group proposals and reports

Subseries 8: Interim Conferences, including the Ninth Pugwash Conference, Cambridge, England, August 25-30, 1962

Box 6 Folder 1

Cambridge Pugwash Conference, August, 1962; Geneva Conference for Pugwash European members on "Disengagement in Europe," March, 1963

Box 6 Folder 2

Geneva Conference on underdeveloped nations, June, 1961; Preliminary correspondence, November, 1960-May, 1961

Box 6 Folder 3

Geneva Conference on underdeveloped nations, June, 1961; Bulletins, working papers, lists of participants, miscellaneous conference notes

Subseries 9: Tenth Pugwash Conference, London, August 25-30, 1962

Box 6 Folder 4

Lists of participants, agendas, miscellaneous mimeo Bulletins, reports of the Continuing Committee to the Conference

Box 6 Folder 5

Conference statements submitted to the conferees. D. G. Brennan's personal conference notes

Box 6 Folder 6

Conference papers

Box 6 Folder 7

Unidentified Russian material

Box 6 Folder 8

Proceedings of the Pugwash International Conference on Continuing Education (bound volume)

Subseries 10: Eleventh Pugwash Conference, Dubrovnik, September 20-26, 1963

Box 6 Folder 9

Press releases, internal memoranda, miscellaneous notes

Box 6 Folder 10

Lists of participants and papers, agenda of meetings

Box 6 Folder 11

Conference papers; Aubert-Cockcroft

Box 6 Folder 12

Conference papers; Dimitrescu-Lapter

Box 6 Folder 13

Conference papers; Long-Netherlands Pugwash Group

Box 6 Folder 14

Conference papers; Noel-Baker -Steenbeck

Box 6 Folder 15

Conference papers; Supek and Knapp-Vul

Box 6 Folder 16

Working groups 1-2; reports

Box 6 Folder 17

Working groups 3-5; reports

Box 6 Folder 18

Twelfth Pugwash Conference, Udaipur, India, January 27-February 1, 1964

Box 6 Folder 19

U.S. Pugwash Continuing Committee; finances

Box 6 Folder 20

U.S. Pugwash Continuing Committee; miscellaneous notes and memoranda, February, 1963

Box 6 Folder 21

International Pugwash Continuing Committee; minutes, internal memoranda

Box 6 Folder 22

Pugwash Newsletters

Box 6 Folder 23

Pugwash correspondence and notes, miscellaneous and unidentified

Series II: Professional and Academic Materials

Subseries 1: ER's academic papers and collection of reports, pamphlets and articles on science in the Soviet Union

Box 7 Folder 1-2

"Biophysics 301, Lectures, Fall 1961"

Box 7 Folder 3-4

Soviet research laboratories; mimeographed lists

Box 7 Folder 5-6

Conditions of Research in Soviet Biology (in Russian), mimeograph

Box 7 Folder 7

Human Science-Neither West nor East, mimeographed copy

Box 7 Folder 8

Research Program on the U.S.S.R.; direct mail advertisements, publishers' price lists, enclosed complimentary paper; lists of Soviet publications

Box 7 Folder 9

Soviet science; miscellaneous clippings, speeches, letters between Katherine Lonsdale and ER concerning her Russian trip

Box 7 Folder 10-12

Letters from academicians Topchiev and DS to ER, draft of Bulletin article on the letters, press releases on the letters; miscellaneous clippings and mimeographed statements on the Soviet reaction to Pugwash; copies of Pravda, Izvestia and New Time

Subseries 2: ER's notes for speeches and talks

Box 7 Folder 13

Conference Scientifique sur les Dangers Atomique; ER's Conference notes and notes for a speech

Box 7 Folder 14

Speeches, announcements and notes

Box 7 Folder 15

Speeches, Madison, February 28-March 1, 1961; Kalamazoo College, March 16, 1961; St. Louis, May 8, 1961; Penn State, November 9, 1961

Box 7 Folder 16

Speeches, Madison, February 28-March 1, 1961; Unitarian students meeting, November 19, 1961; Bloomington, November 28, 1961; "Challenge," Ann Arbor, December 1, 1961; and undated speeches

Box 7 Folder 17-18

Speeches, Pugwash Participants meeting, New York City, November 23, 1958; speeches, miscellaneous and undated, but evidently written by ER

Subseries 3: Clippings on science, politics and nuclear weapons

Box 8 Folder 1

Civil defense; United States, Sweden

Box 8 Folder 2

Edward Condon-Disarmament

Box 8 Folder 3

Cyrus Eaton-German science

Box 8 Folder 4

Government and science; scientific legislation

Box 8 Folder 5-6

History of science and the scientific method

Box 8 Folder 7-8

Katz-Nuclear weapons and nuclear war

Box 8 Folder 9

Physics-politics

Box 8 Folder 10

The President and foreign policy-Publication

Box 8 Folder 11

Rabinowitch-Stevenson

Box 8 Folder 12

Technology

Box 8 Folder 13

Teller-Underdeveloped nations

Box 8 Folder 14

United Nations University-Uranium

Box 8 Folder 15

Winter-World Health Organization

Subseries 4: ER's correspondence with individuals

Box 8 Folder 16

Appelman-Bohr

Box 8 Folder 17

Born-Bowles

Box 8 Folder 18

Brennan-Daniels

Box 8 Folder 19

DuBridge-Einstein

Box 8 Folder 20

Feld-Goldsmith

Box 8 Folder 21

Gregory-Jaspers

Box 9 Folder 1

Kemble-MacMahon

Box 9 Folder 2

Magat-Pihl

Box 9 Folder 3

Revelle-Rotblat

Box 9 Folder 4

Safford-Schelling

Box 9 Folder 5

Schwarcz-Spingarn

Box 9 Folder 6

Smythe

Box 9 Folder 7

Staley-Swartz

Box 9 Folder 8

Szilard

Box 9 Folder 9

Teller-von Weizsacker

Box 9 Folder 10

Watson-Wolfe, and unidentified letters

Subseries 5: ER's correspondence with institutions and foundations

Box 9 Folder 11

American Academy of Arts and Sciences-American Veterans Committee

Box 9 Folder 12

Associated Universities; East River Project, Parts I, Ib, V

Box 9 Folder 13

Association d'Étude Pour l'Expansion de la Recherche Scientifique-Book publishing

Box 9 Folder 14

Brookings Institution; Arlie House Conference on Communications and Public Policy, December 15-17, 1961

Box 9 Folder 15

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists; financial correspondence

Box 9 Folder 16

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists ;fund raising, relations with foundations

Box 9 Folder 17

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists; editorial policy, clippings, appraisals, proposals

Box 9 Folder 18

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists ;miscellaneous proposals for articles

Box 9 Folder 19

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists;

Box 9 Folder 20

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists; mimeographed article from Le Figaro on Soviet atom plant; typed and handwritten drafts of article for the Bulletin by R. E. Lapp

Box 10 Folder 1

Bulletin Editorial Board; internal correspondence, agendas of meetings of Editorial Board and Board of Directors

Box 10 Folder 2

Bulletin Editorial Board; agendas and financial statements (bound copies)

Box 10 Folder 3

Carnegie Endowment Fund

Box 10 Folder 4

Carnegie Endowment Fund Conference on Problems of War and Peace in the Atomic Age (bound volume)

Box 10 Folder 5

Challenge-Committee for World Development

Box 10 Folder 6

Committees of Correspondence, Champaign-Urbana Committee, readings no. 2

Box 10 Folder 7

Committees of Correspondence, bound readings

Box 10 Folder 8

Committees of Correspondence, newsletters

Box 10 Folder 9

Committees of Correspondence, Champaign-Urbana, Lake of the Woods Conference, statements and Conference notes in ER's hand; miscellaneous mimeographed statements disseminated by the Champaign-Urbana committee

Box 10 Folder 10

Committees of Correspondence (Chicago chapter?), mimeographed Bulletins

Box 10 Folder 11

Committees of Correspondence, National Head-quarters, minutes of Cambridge meeting, notes on Bear Mountain Conference, list of sponsors, statement of the National Committee, newsletters

Box 10 Folder 12

Committees of Correspondence, newsletters

Box 10 Folder 13-14

Congress for Cultural Freedom; correspondence with ER, publications

Box 11 Folder 1

Congress International de Botanique

Box 11 Folder 2

Cornell University Professors; "A New Approach to Communicating with the Russians" and "The Mirror Image in Soviet-American Relations"

Box 11 Folder 3

Council Against Communist Agression-Council for a Livable World

Box 11 Folder 4

Federation of American Scientists; "Problems of the Nuclear Arms Race" (bound folder), correspondence, mimeographed news release

Box 11 Folder 5

Guggenheim Foundation, "Heart Open to the World"

Box 11 Folder 6

House of Representatives. 9th Report by the Committee on Government Operations

Box 11 Folder 7

Institute for International Order; Disarmament Studies Project, prospectus by Spingarn, correspondence and Institute Bulletin, paper by Lauritsen

Box 11 Folder 8

Institute for International Order; Gould House Conference on Science, lists of discussion topics, guests, programs, schedules, notes in ER's hand

Box 11 Folder 9

Institute for International Order; Gould House Conference, panel reports

Box 11 Folder 10

International Commission for Ecology, International Review Service, mimeographed reviews of international affairs

Box 11 Folder 11

Liberal Congressmen; correspondence between ER and Representative Kastenmeier, thermofax copy of (ER's?) essay for the "Liberal Syllabus"

Box 11 Folder 12

Liberal Congressmen; Correspondence between ER and Marcus Raskin, staff report "Theory and Practice of Deterrence" by Raskin and Arthur Waskow

Box 11 Folder 13

Liberal Congressmen; "A New Liberalism in the Democratic Party" (mimeographed)

Box 11 Folder 14

Liberal Congressmen; copy of Congressional testimony; "A Re-examination of U.S. Foreign Policy" (draft of paper)

Box 11 Folder 15

MIT Centennial Conference; correspondence, brochures, agendas

Box 11 Folder 16

Mohawk Association of Scientists and Engineers; proposals on disarmament, mimeographed Bulletins; FAS Stand on Test Ban, mimeographed Bulletins; MASE Newsletter and miscellaneous mimeographed announcements

Box 11 Folder 17

New World Foundation-Radiotelevisione Italiana

Box 11 Folder 18

RIAS (University-of-the-Air, Berlin); correspondence to arrange lecture by ER

Box 11 Folder 19

"Schreiber case"; correspondence, mimeographed memoranda

Box 11 Folder 20

Science and Freedom Conference, Study Group (Paris, 1956); agendas, lists of participants, Conference notes in ER's hand

Box 11 Folder 21

Science and Freedom Conference (Paris, 1956); Papers by Del Mazo-Hofer

Box 11 Folder 22

Science and Freedom Conference (Paris, 1956); Papers; Perroux-Rabinowitch

Box 11 Folder 23

Science and Freedom Conference (Paris, 1956); Papers; Sanchez-von Rauch

Box 11 Folder 24

Science and Freedom Conference (Paris, 1956); miscellaneous Bulletins, extracts from letters, reports, etc.

Box 12 Folder 1

Science and Freedom Committee; copies of A Bulletin of the Committee on Science and Freedom

Box 12 Folder 2

Science and Freedom Committee; Second Conference (1955), correspondence among ER, Edward Shills, and George Polanyi; typed and mimeographed proposals and memoranda, list of participants

Box 12 Folder 3

Science and Freedom; Second Conference (1955), papers by Clark and Wiles

Box 12 Folder 4

Science and Freedom; Second Conference (1955), miscellaneous Conference papers

Box 12 Folder 5

Scientists Committee for Radiation Information-Society for Visiting Scientists

Box 12 Folder 6

Stanford Research Institute; staff papers on underdeveloped countries

Box 12 Folder 7

Universal Calendar Society; mimeographed papers and reprints

Box 12 Folder 8

World Academy of Arts and Sciences; typed "Manifesto," "Statutes;" mimeographed progress report

Box 12 Folder 9

World Association of Parliamentarians for World Government, Conference of Scientists (London, 1955); brochures, programs, lists of participants, issue of World (Summer, 1955)

Box 12 Folder 10

World Association of Parliamentarians for World Government, Conference of Scientists (London, 1955); correspondence with ER, Conference notes in ER's hand

Box 12 Folder 11

World Association of Parliamentarians for World Government, Conference of Scientists (London, 1955); (ER's?) draft of an article on the Conference for the Bulletin

Box 12 Folder 12

World Association of Parliamentarians for World Government, Conference of Scientists (London, 1955); resolutions, reports of commissions

Box 12 Folder 13

World Association of Parliamentarians for World Government, Conference of Scientists (London, 1955); Conference papers by Boschi-Mariani

Box 12 Folder 14

World Association of Parliamentarians for World Government, Conference of Scientists (London, 1955); Conference papers by de Schlippe-Topchiev

Box 12 Folder 15

World Brotherhood; correspondence between Paul Hoffman and ER; bound working papers

Box 12 Folder 16

World Conference Against A- and H-Bombs-World Constitutional Convention

Series III: Addenda I

Box 12 Folder 17

Resume on ER written October 23, 1959

Box 12 Folder 18

Reprints from the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists

January 1965 "New Year's Thoughts 1965" by ER
September 1965 "Pugwash XIV"
November 1965 "The New Perspective" by ER
January 1966 "New Year's Thoughts 1966" by ER

Box 12 Folder 19