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Contents
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| Nuclear nonproliferation, Nuclear warfare, Western Europe (Defenses), Middle East (Politics and government) | |
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| George Paget Thomson (British physicist.); 1892-1975, ScienceSocial aspects | |
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| Federation of American Scientists, Bulletin of the atomic scientists, Intellectual liberty, Scientists, Scientists, American | |
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| Disarmament, Hydrogen bombs (Testing), PRESIDENTIAL campaigns (1956) |
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| Academic freedom, Colleges and universities (Italy), Science (Italy) | |
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| Religion and science | |
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| Human relations, Science (Social aspects), Social problems, War (Prevention) |
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