ce. Speech on Fallout - Mr. Libby said that on April 20, he would speak on the subject of radioactive fallout. d. U. N. Radiation Committee - Mr. Libby inquired whether any comments had been received from other government agencies concerning the disclosure of methods of collecting radioactive fallout samples on a world wide basis. He observed that if AEC referred to the samples during meetings of the U. N. Scientific Committee on Radiation, it would be necessary to disclose the source of these samples. Mr. Strauss said that he would discuss the matter with the Under Secretary of State later in the day. e. AEC Support of University Research Reactors ~- Mr. Libby sald he believed the Commission should consider means of supporting a part of the additional cost of the research reactor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Cook said he would determine whether the National Science Foundation had funds available for this purpose, 4, AEC Headquarters Building Mr. Vance referred to the postponement of solicitation of bids for the AEC headquarters building and said it would be desirable for the Commission to consider this matter as soon as possible. Mr, Liboy suggested that it be considered at the Commission meeting on Tuesday, March 20. Mr. Strauss said that he would prepare a memorandum on his position. Mr, Murray said he was opposed to ary change in present plans to move to Germantown. At this point Mr. Murray left the meeting. - 3- CONFIDENTIAL