Szilard cites international plan to curb atomic threat
Szilard notes scientists worldwide could drive a global forum to solve world problems and rally public opinion. He recalls drafting a memorandum for Roosevelt in 1945 urging international controls on atomic weapons, later referred to Byrnes after Roosevelt's death, and mentions the Logan Act as a potential issue.
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City Council to Hear Objections on Sidewalk Improvement Plat
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Cedar Rapids Gazette November legal notice fragment
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Szilard urges Stalin talks to ease U S rift in open letter
Hungarian born Chicago professor Szilard writes to Stalin urging public diplomacy to break the deadlock with the United States. He argues Russia and the United States could pursue a peaceful postwar world through transparent talks and public speeches, outlining a flexible framework for cooperation and reconstruction.
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