Congratulations are due the new commissioner, but really the country can congratulate itself on the good fortune of Mrs. Bunting's example of good citizenship in taking this very important office.
Remarks at the Swearing In of Dr. Mary I. Bunting as a Member of the Atomic Energy Commission.
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