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then to ask the respective individuals from Los Alamos, New
York Operations Office, and NRDL, to submit rather complete
addenda to the basic report where they can go into all of
these imponderables that we discussed yesterday.
Then so far as the clinical and hematologic and
estimates of the prognosis,
and perhaps a discussion of
future handling of this type of incident, I think we should
go into more detail, and it would be primarily up to Dr.
Bond, Conard and myself, and the others, to get this down
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if at all possible, the
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parts on dosimetry and the part on the excretion and
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deposition in the individualg and our part of it,in firm
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form beforethe lst of August.
I think the addenda will
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the year.
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Histomatology of the skin I think should be in
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detail whenever Dr. Wood is able to complete it, and be
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incorporated with Dr. Conard's section in the report.
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the first time, there were a very few mentions in there of
material that was really classified as far as we were
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