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...the common defense and seurity and to insure the broadest possible exploitation of the field; and (5) A program of administration which will be consistent...as may hereafter be appropriate. ORGANIZATION SEC. 2. (a) ATOMIC ENEBGY COMMISSION. — (1) There is hereby established an Atomic Energy Commission (herein... | |
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...common defense and security and to insure the broadest possible exploitation of the field; and (5) A program of administration which will be consistent...legislative action as may hereafter be appropriate. Subject to the paramount objective of assuring the national defense and security, it is the purpose... | |
 | United States. President's Scientific Research Board, John Roy Steelman - 1947 - 428 páginas
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...research and development to assure the Government of adequate scientific and technical accomplishment; (5) A program of administration which will be consistent...legislative action as may hereafter be appropriate. (4) A program for Government control of the production, ownership, and use of fissionable material... | |
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...common defense and security and to insure the broadest possible exploitation of the fields; and (5) A program of administration which will be consistent...as may hereafter be appropriate. ORGANIZATION SEC. 2 (a) ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION.— (1) There is hereby established an Atomic Energy Commission (herein... | |
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