At this time it is particularly important that our domestic needs and prospects for atomic power be thoroughly understood by both the Government and the growing atomic industry of this country which is participating significantly in the development of nuclear technology.
Letter to the Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, on the Development of Civilian Nuclear Power.
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