Publication Date: 1958 422 p. Publ: United States Atomic Energy Commission Journal Announcement: NSA12 Availability: U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington Document Type: Book Language: English t Brief reports are given of developments in raw materials, special nuclear materials. military applications, international activities, commercial and isotope development, legal aspects, inspection, reactor development, classification and declassification, information activities, education and training, physical research, biology and medicine, nuclear materials management, -construction and supply, community aciivities, new headquarters, and organization and personnel. The AEC controlled thermonuclear fusion program is described in detail, the four major .approaches to the problem being discussed. Appendixes are given summarizing or tabulating information on personnel, isotopes, installations, publications regulations, licenses. and including remarks on: precautions for Eniwetok tests. domestic mining and milling ' problems. Radioactive fall-out. the Oak Ridge nuclear incident. Descriptor Groups (Splits): seismological detonations. Euratom, arid (T.R.H.) BIBLIOGRAPHY --ECONOMICS--INSPECTION-- ISOTOPES - -PERSONNEL- -PLANNING- ~REACTORS--TABLES--USES BIBLIOGRAPHY --BIOLOGY--MEDICINE--RADIOBIOLOGY--TABLES BIBLIOGRAPHY --CONTROL--TABLES--THERMONUCLEAR DEVICES--THERMONUCLEAR REACTIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY --FALLOUT--NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS--RADIOACTIVITY--SEISMOLOGY-TABLES --TESTING BIBLIOGRAPHY--MINING--ORE PROCESSING--TABLES ACCIDENTS - -BIBLIOGRAPHY--REACTORS--TABLES Subject Codes (NSA): GENERAL 10/5/231 (Item 231 from file: 088336 NSA-12-012913 109) MARCH 1957 MEDICAL SURVEY OF RONGELAP AND UTIRIK PEOPLE THREE YEARS AFTER EXPOSURE TO RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT Conard, R.A.; Meyer, L.M.; Rall, J.E.; Lowery, A.; Bach, S.A.; Cannon, B. ; Carter, E.L.; Eicher, M.; Hechter, H. Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N.Y. Publication Date: June 1958 29 p. Primary Report No.: BNL-501 Journal Announcement: NSA12 Availability: NTIS Document Type: Report ™- that all the irradiated Marshellese people were making satisfactory recovery from their radiation exposure. (C.H.) Descriptors: AGE; ENVIRONMENT; FALLOUT; MAN; MEDICINE; POPULATIONS; RADIATION DOSES; RADIATION EFFECTS; RECOVERY; SEX; STATISTICS Subject Codes (NSA): BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE 10/5/232 (Item 232 from file: 087629 NSA-12-012202 109) PERSISTENCE OF RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION IN ANIMALS OF MARSHALL ISLANDS TWO YEARS AFTER OPERATION CASTLE. The Shorter-Term Biological Hazards of a Fallout Field Cohn, S.H.; Dunning, G.M.; Hilcken, J.A. eds. U. S. Naval Radiological Defense Lab., San Francisco 9003633 Language: English Marshallese people exposed to radioactive fall-out three years previously. Examinations were carried out on 82 people from Rongelap who had been exposed to the heaviest fall-out, and on a comparison population of unexposed Rongelap people matched for age and sex. The survey showed