Series I: Chemical and Biological Warfare Correspondence, 1955 - 1964

Correspondents, associations, and reports in this file include:

Federation of American Scientists, G. Rattray Taylor, Universities Committee on the Problems of War and Peace, United States Army Biological Laboratories, Science and Technology Bureau, Pugwash, World Health Organization, Yugoslavian Embassy, United Nations Publications Office, Robert W. Kastenmeier & Lawrence Mirel House of Representatives, Council for a Living World; Brennan notes on Pugwash conferences; "The Next Step" memo Leo Szilard; William Doering; Eric Stevenson; Martin M. Kaplan; Nedville Nordness United States Arms Control; I. F. Stone; R. E. Lapp; Freeman Dyson; Nuclear Information Virginia Brodine; Patricia Lindop; Foreign Relations Committee; National Farmers Union James G. Patton; Government Printing Office; American Association for the Advancement of Science; Elinor Langer; Talcott Parsons American Academy of Arts and Sciences; Zoltane Lucas; Russell J. Bowen Arthur D. Little, Inc.; Department of Commerce; Vincent McCrea President's Scientific Advisory Committee; J.R. Wiggins Washington Post; Richard J. Krickus; Senator Ernest Gruening Wayne Morse United States Senate; proposal for a study group on inspection for biological warfare weapons as a pilot scheme in central Europe; Gerard Piel Scientific American; C-G. Heden Backteriologiska Institutionen; Donald Hornig Special Assistant to the President for Science and Technology.