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Captein R, A. Hinners, USN
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<A medical officer specializing in internal medicine (preferably
with boards in internal medicine).
In view of the greet importance of evalu-
etinz the possible radiation effects on increase in degenerative diseases and
increase ageing, etc., a rhysicien specializing in internal medicine is essential.
2.
Statisticien.
In view of past difficulties in irterpreting and
analyzing blood data based on only ene corplete count, more numerous tlood
sc plin=> will be necessary.
A statistician could be of great assistance in
eveluating samplings errors, adequacy of counts, etc. If Mr. H. Hechter could
e permitted to accompany the team, his telents would be a real asset in these
analyses.
3. Photographer. We could protably get a Navy photogranher elsewhere, but kr. Willien Murray of your isoratory kas done such outstanding
on ography on a previous survey team that it would be extremely desirable to
keVE tim participate scain,
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technician with hematolosgicel experience is tadly needed
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orestly amoreciated if you would consider the above par
rliest convenience ard let me know how you feel
ahout it since
o get a tentative line-up of perscnnel before
sending Dr, Dunham the prope ed orsanization.
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4&0 will take care of all cost of transportation, per diem, and
eduiprent and supplies.
I presume an allotment will te made to either Bulied
or SuSnips te te divided nroportionately between NRDL and NMRI.
I realize that the sreater time involved in the next survey iroses
ea eile] burven.
However, in view of the importance of these studies te the
wey and the AEC it is sincerely hoped that you can see your way clear +. ign
ticisate again.
SAN BRUNO
Eope everything is going well at NSDL.
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With test personal rezards,
Robert A. Conard, M. D.