a of Executive Session of Meeting 1161). Mr. Libby observed that some information on Operation REDWING 1aé@ already appeared in the December issue of the Bulletin of Atomic Setentie sc. 2. Nuclear Powered Merchant Ship Mr. Strauss referred to his report at Meeting 1161 on a meeting he had attended with Messrs. Hughes, Wilson and Weeks on the President's propeseal for a nuclear propelled merchant ship. He said that Mr. Hughes hat sivce informed him what the ship for which funds were requested in AEC's FY 1957 budget would be the only ship for which funds would be requested, and thet the Department of Commerce proposal for a nuclear propelled tanker would not be submitted to Congress. 3, Agenda The Commissicners discussed at length items proposed for consideration during the week of January 9, 1956. With regard to the presenta- tion of an outline of the Cinerama motion picture, Mr. Strauss requested that a letter be sent to Cinerama stating the Commission's understanding that AEC would not be referred tc az Kivxg sponsored or endorsed this motion picture. v was agreed that the Executive Session scheduled for Tuesday, vcnuary 10, vould not be held unless the Ucmmissioners or General Manager had suvgested items for consideration by the afterroon of January 9. With regard to the staff paper on exchange of information with the Ux concerning weapors: tests, Mr. Strauss asked Mr. Mitchell to consider whethey it wes contrary tc the Atomic Energy Act to provide information to a