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Speeches, 1940-1998, n.d. Container Contents 1940-1953 (14 folders) BOX 869 1954-1961 (10 folders) BOX 870 1962-1963 (7 folders) BOX 871 1964-1967, July (7 folders) BOX 872 1967, Aug.-1969, July (6 folders) BOX 873 1969, Sept.-1970, Aug. (6 folders) BOX 874 1970, Sept.-1974 (8 folders) BOX 875 1975-1981 (9 folders) BOX 876 1982-1986 (9 folders) BOX 877 1987-1990 (7 folders) BOX 878 1991-1998, n.d. (7 folders) BOX 879-950 Writings, 1936-1998, n.d. Drafts, printed texts, outlines, correspondence, photographs, and research files relating to articles, books, encyclopedia and atlas entries, and introductions, forewords, and prefaces written by Seaborg. Arranged alphabetically by type of publication. Articles are arranged chronologically by year of publication and alphabetically thereunder. Books, encyclopedia and atlas entries, and introductions, forewords, and prefaces are arranged alphabetically by title. BOX 879 Articles 1936-1948 (5 folders) 1949 “The Eight New Synthetic Elements,” Science in Progress, 1948-1949 “The Transuranium Elements,” Scientia, 1949 1950-1951 1952 Miscellaneous “Radioactivity and Nuclear Theory,” Annual Review of Physical Chemistry, 1949-1951 BOX 880 1953, “The Actinide Series,” Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry, 1947-1953 1955-1958 (2 folders) 1959 “Making New Building Blocks of Matter,” Spectrum Miscellaneous 1960 Papers of Glenn Theodore Seaborg 122
Writings, 1936-1998, n.d. Container Contents 1961 “Higher Education and the Atomic Energy Commission,” Higher Education “Man-Made Elements: A Story of Pioneering in Chemistry,” American-Swedish Historical Foundation Miscellaneous “The Need for Scientific Literacy,” Science Digest 1962 “The First Nuclear Reactor, the Production of Plutonium, and Its Chemical Extraction,” IAEA Bulletin “Letter to a Young Scientist,” Think, 1962-1964 BOX 881 Miscellaneous (2 folders) “Research and Development in the Nuclear Sciences,” Boston Globe “What Can I Believe?” Look, 1961-1962 “What Is a Well-Educated Man?” NEA Journal 1963 “Careers for Tomorrow,” Chemical and Engineering News, 1955-1965 “Experimentally Speaking,” Experimental Mechanics “The First Quarter of a Century in the Nuclear Age,” Nészabadság, 1963-1964 “The Heaviest Man-Made Transuranium Elements,” Nauka i Chelevechestvo Miscellaneous (2 folders) “The Synthetic Elements: III,” Scientific American, 1962-1963 “Winning the Fight for Freedom,” General Electric Forum, 1962-1963 1964 “The Atom and Space,” Space: Its Impact on Man and Society, 1963-1964 BOX 882 “The Atom at Work,” General Electric Forum, 1962-1964 “Competitive Nuclear Power Is Fast Becoming a Reality,” Commercial and Financial Chronicle “The Federal Manager and the Third Revolution,” Civil Science Journal, 1964-1966 “Government Looks to the Sea,” Undersea Technology, 1964, n.d. “Industry Fallout from the Atom Mushrooms,” Iron Age “The International Conversation of Science,” Think, 1963 “John F. Kennedy: Some Recollections by Glenn T. Seaborg,” Nucleonics, 1963-1964 Miscellaneous (2 folders) “Quelques observations sur le développement international de l'atome,” L'Euopéen “The Responsibility of Scientists to Their Nation and the World,” Chemical and Engineering News, 1963 “Science and the Humanities: A New Level of Symbiosis,” Science, 1963-1967 “Seaborg Predicts Bright Atomic Future,” Chemical and Engineering News “United States Policies on Supplying Nuclear Fuel Abroad,” Nucleonics “The United States Program of Bilateral Safeguards,” Disarmament and Arms Control, 1964-1965 “Young World of Science,” Read 1965 “The Atom in Your Future,” Seventeen, 1964-1965 Papers of Glenn Theodore Seaborg 123
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