Scientists urge wider translation of foreign research
Washington scientists urge the United States to cut waste and boost progress by translating more Soviet and other foreign science. Berkn er and others back a broader translation program, with hearings by the House subcommittee on restricting the flow of scientific information. They warn U.S. access to foreign developments is essential to stay abreast and avoid duplicating work already done abroad.
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