The nuclear power plants scheduled to come into operation this year, together with those already in operation, should provide a wealth of engineering experience permitting realistic forecasts of the future of economically competitive nuclear power in this country.
Letter to the Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, on the Development of Civilian Nuclear Power.
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