LIBBY
The main part of the earth's surface, of course, is oceah.
you think, Mr. Kulp, that we could obtain samples of th
Do
sea
water from the top of the bottos, that is, the newly £
sediments, and of the microscopic life in the sea?
obtain this on « classified basis?
Could
we
¥111 you tell me wha}
your
om slant would be about being asked to furnish these sabples,
(a) on the basis you were told it was on a Sr7? assay
and,
(b)
you were told...I don't know what you would say, Dr. Bugger,
that it was...for general purposes?
BUGHERs
For classified purpéses?
Fe have some programs, for example, dealing with quantities of
trace elesents in human bodies from various parts of thefcoutry
in which we don't say we're after one thing — we're trying
get as much information as we can,
te
In the marine field We would
like the same people not only to tske sr, but to think/im
terms of their own interests,
LIBBY: (or KULP)
But for example, suppose you were making a cruise ot of
Boods
Falls.cooee{I may sey for the rest of the people here
Nr. Kulp is connected with Columbia and the oceanographid work
with Mr. Ewinge)
What would be your slant?
say that you would react as follows:
You see, I
would
You would say, surd,
we'll
de this, but then forget about it, and you wouldn't actual
take any real interest in it, and naturally it's real
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trauble
for you to take some cores and strain out this fine sicrascepics
life, bottle it, and then to bring back these many gallorm
of
water in barrels; it's real trouble, and you gust wouldn®
quite
orgy
ayay
oe
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