Red China Accelerates Its Science Program
A 1967 overview notes Red China after its 1964 1966 atom tests has expanded science and research. It cites AAAS and NSF studies, state-led modernization, vast growth in research institutes and scientists, but warns of quality, training, and political control issues.
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Red China
China
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Dios
AEC
France
U. S
American Assn. For the Advancement of Science
AAAS
Soviet Union
Academy
Science Commission
State Technical Commission
Seis Dmuber
United States
NSP Vertigs
T’ Ti-chou
T of Biology
Chinese Academy
Kuo Mo-jo
Chi’en San - Ch’iang
DR. Menzies
Duke National Science Foundation
Marine Laboratory
Beaufort
National Institutes of Health
Menzies
NSF
Bight
Pollu
Offic e types and their quirks in a bustling workspace
A humorous survey outlines common office types such as the Money Lender the Inquisitor the Old Man the Snitch the Peacemaker the Jester the Drummer and the Shuffler. It portrays their roles, habits and how colleagues view them, from generous lenders to melodramatic desk shufflers.
Dead Sea found off North Carolina coast
Scientists at Duke University report a miniature Dead Sea near Cape Lookout Bight, 40 miles northeast of Morehead City, where 60,000 square yards of bottom have no life due to hydrogen sulfide. The finding highlights restricted circulation and potential risks from industrial development along the coast.
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Don Seaver
Beaufort
North Carolina
Cape Lookout Bight
Morehead City
Norwegian Fjords
Venezuela
Black Sea
Robert J. Menzies
Duke University
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