Includes handwritten notes.

Includes: book review by EWT on 'Risk assessment' - a study group report, for Interdisciplinary Science Reviews; letter to Gurpartap Singh, (Punjab University); report by EWT on a PhD thesis of Madan Lal Hasiza entitled 'A study of properties of some nuclear energy levels'; letter from Amand Faessler (Universität Tubingen); some photographically reproduced graphs related to nuclear reactors; copy of a lecture to the Institution of Engineers, Perth, 1981, 'The future of uranium in Australia' by Dr C.J. Hardy; copy of 'Notes for the guidance of reviewers' from the Institution of Engineers, Australia; address list of Australian universities.

Pages labelled 'TRW' in upper left corner.

Includes handwritten corrections.

File includes two unsigned duplicates.

Correspondents include P.B. Moon; L.W. Fagg (Naval Research Laboratory, Washington D.C); Hans A. Buchdahl (Australian National University); I. Talmi (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel); Dennis W. Gebbie (University of Wisconsin); Gerald E. Tauber (Tel-Aviv University); Arthur R. Quinton (University of Massachusetts); David Caro (University of Melbourne); Gregory Breit (State University of New York at Buffalo); Edward Irving (Department of Energy, Mines and Resources, Ottawa); Ron J. MacDonald (University of Sussex); Eliel Skurnik (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel); Alan S. Cooley; Frederick Wheeler; M. Maguire (Standard Telephones and Cables Pty. Ltd); Gvirol Goldring (University of Oxford); the Librarian, Australian Atomic Energy Commission; D.N.F. Dunbar (Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Australian National University); B.A. Bolt (Seismographic Station, University of California); S.K. Runcorn (The University, Newcastle Upon Tyne); John L. Farrands (Aeronautical Research Laboratories, Victoria); Edward A. Johnston (University of Canterbury, New Zealand); C.John Birkett-Clews (University of Western Australia); Diana Clews; Patti Koorey; William Penney; ? Bennett, W.H Paling Pty. Ltd; George P. Lawrence (Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, University of California); the Editor, International Year Book and Statesmen's Who's Who; R. Hanbury Brown (University of Sydney); J.P.F. (Friedel) Sellschop (University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg); Mark Oliphant (Australian National University); R. Morfett (Argonne National Laboratory, Illinois); S. Whineray; David Warton (Stanford University Medical Centre); Gary W. Carriveau (University of Copenhagen); Colin Pask (University of New South Wales); Messrs G.A. Goldschmeding's, Amsterdam; O. Sala (Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brazil); John R. Patterson (University of Adelaide); Denys H. Wilkinson (University of Washington); M. Yoshida (Embassy of Japan, Canberra); J.N. McFarlane (Australian Embassy Trade Office, Tokyo); Charles N. Watson-Munro (University of Sydney); Jan Nurzynski (University of Birmingham); Stanley Baskin (University of Arizona); Luiz W. Alvarez (Radiation Laboratory, University of California); the Postmaster, Manuka Post Office, Canberra; Albert Salon, Embassy of France, Canberra; Counsellor of the South African Embassy, Canberra; D.K.R. Hodgkin (Registrar, Australian National University); Matsushita Electrical Industrial Co. Ltd; Deputy Commissioner of Taxation, Sydney; Riha. N.V. (manufacturers of electronic organs, Holland); N.J. Verkruisen (suppliers of electronic organs, Amsterdam); Darol Froman; Officer Commanding, Royal Australian Air Force Fairbairn; Mrs P.T. Rudge; Victor Company of Japan Ltd; H. Agnew, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory; Lennox Hewitt; Alan Hulme; Fred and Betty Gall; Frederick de Hoffmann (the Salk Institute, San Diego); J.R. Paine (Taubmans Industries Ltd); Mary Arnold to Peggy Titterton; Alan Sharpe (Department of Supply, Canberra); I.A. Geddes; Francis Fox (Department of Supply, Canberra); R.G. Gillis (Defence Standards Laboratories); H.D. Huyer (Philips Industries Ltd); the Commandant, Royal Australian Air Force Staff College; Sister Rachel (Marillac Social and Rehabilitation Centre, Sydney); Bart J. Bok (University of Arizona); Godfrey Stafford (Rutherford High Energy Laboratory, United Kingdom); E. Paget; the Editor, the Tamworth Herald (Tamworth, England); Edward F. Newley (Atomic Weapons Research Establishment); Dorothy Hemus (nee Whitmore); Gerald Walker; E.M. Fox; Robert E. Edwards (Australian National University); Peter Grey (Committee for Economic Development of Australia); James R. Atkinson; John Bunting (Cabinet Office, Canberra). Correspondence in February 1971 includes congratulations on EWT's knighthood. File also includes a curriculum vitae for EWT.

Correspondents include: A. Smith (Imperial Chemical Industries of Australia and New Zealand Ltd.); Wilson H. Hunter (National Aeronautics and Space Administration); the Tom Lee Piano Co. Ltd, Kowloon; R.A. Hohnen; the Mess Secretary, Royal Military College, Duntroon; Colin G. Plowman (Australian National University); the Manager, Organ Department, W.A. Palings Pty Ltd; the Bursar, Australian National University; Messrs Muller and Phipps (Far East) Ltd; Lloyd Olver; C.M. Cumming (Watson Victor Ltd); Geoffrey M. Badger (University of Adelaide); Hugh Ennor (Department of Education and Science); the Secretary, Officer's Mess, Royal Australian Air Force Fairbairn; Jan Nurzynski (University of Birmingham); Tom Lauritsen (California Institute of Technology); I.A. Geddes (Joint Services Wing, Australian Services Staff College); Oliver Lancaster (University of Sydney); Barry Ninham; Jack Risser (Rice University, Texas); Arthur Rajaratnam (University of Singapore); J.A. Kirness (University of Auckland); Stefaan J. du Toit (South African Bureau of Standards); Jim M. Rendel (Division of Animal Genetics, CSIRO); R.B. Hodgson (Department of External Affairs); P. Evans (Ampol Petroleum Ltd); R.D. Hill (General Research Corporation, California); W.B. Budd (Australian Police College); R.B. Gardiner (University of Queensland); A.E. Scott (Australian Journal of Physics); Ken Coop (Radiation Research Laboratory, Iowa); Keith Adler (Australian Atomic Energy Commission); Graham McCallum (Institute of Nuclear Physics, Wellington); the High Commissioner for New Zealand, Canberra; the High Commissioner for Malaysia, Canberra; the High Commissioner for Singapore, Canberra; the Ambassador for Indonesia, Canberra; J.P. Wild (Division of Radiophysics, CSIRO); E.A. Underwood (University of Western Australia); Harlan W. Lefevre (University of Oregon); Allan Fleischer and Pat Fleischer; Tom Lauritsen (California Institute of Technology); Fred A. Lewis (High Voltage Engineering Corporation, Massachusetts); D.W. Colquhoun (Staff College, RAAF Base, Fairbairn); N. Kurti (University of Oxford); Scott Whineray; Robert Street ; Sylvia Moore (MacMillan and Co. Ltd); Maurice Brown (Australian Administrative Staff College); Peter H. Rose (Ion Physics Corporation, Massachusetts); E. Broughton (Australian National University). File also includes: extracts from Faculty Board Minutes (23 January 1970, 14 April 1970); extracts from Department of Nuclear Physics Annual Report; extracts from Council minutes (9 May 1969, 4 November 1969); list of people to whom Annual Reports were sent.

Annotated by EWT.

Includes: correspondence from Mark Oliphant (University of Birmingham), and R.A. Hohnen (Australian National University); information about the appointment of professors to the Australian National University, and the Australian National University's superannuation scheme; clipping from unidentified newspaper on EWT's appointment.

Includes: an IBM typewriter symbol glossary; 'Helpful hints for Professor Titterton's office' and other notes on office procedures; samples of how to lay out frequently typed documents; photograph of staff of the Department of Nuclear Physics, with list of names, dated 18 June 1974; memorandum to all heads of departments on procedures for sending telexes; circular on control and operation of University vehicles; mail addresses of the Departments of Education and Science; information on postal services; information on diplomatic mail.

Includes: inwards and outwards correspondence with Robert W. Crompton, D. Noel F. Dunbar (Australian National University), John C. Jaeger (Australian National University?), Charles N. Watson-Munro (University of Sydney), D.E. Davies (La Trobe University), John R. Phillip (CSIRO), A.N. Hambly (Australian National University), David P. Craig (Australian National University), A.G. Ogston; curricula vitae and publication lists for Robert W. Crompton and Reginald Mills.

Includes: 'Compile responses to Sternglas', an article reproduced from Nuclear News, vol. 16, no. 2, September 1973, on responses to work of Ernest J. Sternglas linking low-level radiation to infant mortality and adult disease and death; excerpts from a book edited by John O'M Bockris, 'Electrochemistry of cleaner environments'; letter from G.M. Watson to EWT commenting on Ernest Sterglas' work; I. Dougall and J.E. Newell, 'Management of low-and intermediate-level radioactive wastes at the nuclear power stations of the United Kingdom Central Electricity Generating Board'; part of an untitled report or memorandum discussing the effects of low level radiation on humans; 'Notes on a discussion with E.J. Sternglas, Professor of Radiation Physics, University of Pittsburg, 13th March, 1974', memorandum from J.O'M Bockris to EWT (among others); 'Memo re Prof Bockris's discussion with Prof. Sternglas', handwritten notes; typewritten notes, 'Notes on the principles underlying the control of the discharge of radioactive wastes to the environment' (2 copies); Philip Baxter, 'The energy crisis'; T.M. Sabine, 'Solar Power', The Australian Physicist, January 1974; A.R. Gopal-Ayengar et. al., 'Evaluation of the long-term effects of high background radiation on selected population groups on the Kerala Coast'.

Includes: Luther J. Carter, 'Nuclear wastes: the science of geologic disposal seen as weak', Science, vol. 200, no. 9, 9 June 1978; Judy Redfern, 'Hazards of non-nuclear energy', Nature, vol. 272, April 1978; Kenneth Mellanby, 'Obtrusive energy', Nature vol. 273, May 1978; 'New system swiftly checks men's radiation exposure', Japan Economic Journal, 14 February 1978; 'Japan and U.S. will revise fast breeder reactor pact', Japan Economic Journal, 7 February 1978; four issues of 'Environmental News', compiled by General Mining Division Conzinc Riotinto of Australia Limited - contains summaries of Australian and overseas newspaper articles on mining, energy research and production, and related conservation and environmental issues.

Interview covers EWT's experiences from 1937 onwards. Tape was deposited with the National Library of Australia.

Correspondents include: G.E. Dicker; Robert Street; Kenneth J. Le Couteur; J.K. Sharp; Phillip Brown; R.M. Williams (all of the Australian National University). Reports include: 'Report to Council on study leave, May 8 - July 18, 1975'; 'Nuclear physics sub-unit 1976-78 triennium'; part of an unidentified report on EWT's work and publications in 1973.

Initialled by EWT.

Extracted from The Professional Engineer, June 1975

Includes material related to a bank account set up for accelerator technology research, and material on EWT's travel arrangements related to this research. Correspondents include: J.W. Morphett; the Director, Research School of Physical Sciences (both of the Australian National University).

Correspondents include: Robert Street; D. Grantham; Kenneth J. Le Couteur; R.M. Williams; J.W. Morphett.

Correspondents include: P.B. Treacy (Cavendish Laboratory); W.S. Hamilton; N. Bowkett; E.H. Clark (Australian National University); Ross A. Hohnen (Australian National University); R. Chinnery (Angus Oil Seals); Douglas Copland; Richard P. Feynman (California Institute of Technology); A.C. Baker (Ministry of Supply); N. Stockdale (Australian National University); Vernon Harbin (RKO Radio Pictures); A.K. Longair (United Kingdom Scientific Mission); F.D. Edwards (W. Edwards & Co. Ltd); L.U. Hibbard (Australian National University); M.R. Powell (Ministry of Supply); George Grant (University of Birmingham); J.D. Cockcroft (Atomic Energy Research Establishment); Brian Lewis (University of Melbourne); R. Purchase (Australian National University); J.W. Blamey (Australian National University); Henry Seligman; E.R Davies (Kodak Ltd). File also includes: black and white photographs presumed to be showing early building work on the Research School of Social Sciences; list of scientific books and periodicals held in the library of the Australian National University; report - 'AERE (Harwell) machines for nuclear physics research', by EWT, September 1950; information on insurance policies offered throught the Australian National University by the Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited; two unidentified black and white photographs of scientific equipment; leaflet and booklet of information on the services offered by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia; copies of EWT's curriculum vitae c.1950.

Includes: salary advice slips; bonus certificates from the National Mutual Life Association; statements of payments made to EWT by the Australian National University, including payments for travel expenses; receipt for annual subscription to the Australian Academy of Science; letter to EWT from the Vice-Chancellor of the Australian National University, about a meeting in 1968 to consider the headship of the Research School of Physical Sciences; letter from the Vice-Chancellor of the Australian National University confirming EWT's appointment as Dean of the Research School of Physical Sciences in 1965; statement of EWT's salary and allowances before and after a salary increase in July 1967; report and financial summary of study leave, September 1967.

Pure mathematics course II.

Course II number 2. Includes index.

Course IV number 10. Includes index.

Course II and III, number 14. Includes index.

Course III and IV, number 10. Includes index.

The work is handwritten, but as it contains no corrections, it is presumed to be the final copy.

Physics course IV, series II, J.Young, B.Sc., A.R.C.S., F.R.A.S on 'Relativity theory'; series VIII (continuation), G. Barlow, D.Sc., F Inst. Phys, 'The physiological aspects of sound'.

Physics course IV, series I, Dr G.E. Harrison on 'Spectrosocopy'; series VIII (continuation), Dr G. Barlow on 'Modern acoustics'.

Pure mathematics course II.

Applied mathematics course IIIx.

Pure mathematics course II, conic sections.

Pure mathematics course III, book (a). The Calculus: I Differential equations - Professor Watson; II Double and triple intergrations - Professor Watson; III The gamma distinction - Professor Watson; IV Partial differentiation - N.I. Colderwood; V Invariants; VI Extension of Taylor's Theorem to several variables; VII Enler's Theorem; VIII Theory of maxima and minima for functions of several variables; IX The Lagrange method of undetermined multipliers.

Applied mathematics course IIx.

Pure mathematics course III, book (b). Continues from 1-44.

Pure mathematics course II, book (c).

Applied mathematics course IIx, book (b).

Physics course III, book (a). Includes annotated copy of physics course III terminal examination, 1935.

Course IV lectures, Honours Physics, series VII - Maxwell's electromagnetic theory of radiation, Mr A.A. Dee B.Sc (Lond.), A.R.C.S; D.I.C. (Lond.).

Applied mathematics course IIIx, book (a).

Physics course IV, series IX, Mr A.A. Dee B.Sc (Hons), A.R.C.S, D.I.C. (Lond.) on 'Magteticism'; series X, Dr G.A. Shakespear on 'Thermometry and allied problems'.

Physics course IV, series IV, Dr T.L. Gibbs on 'The kinetic theory and the nature of heat motion in gases'.

Physics course IV, series III, J.Young B.Sc., A.R.C.S, F.R.A.S on 'Crystallography'; series V, G. Barlow D.Sc., F. Inst. P. on 'Thermodynamics of radiation'; part of series VIII, G. Barlow D.Sc., F. Inst.P. on 'Sound and modern acoustics'.

Physics course II.

Physics course II, book II.

Physics course IV (Hons), series VI, Dr M.C. Johnson D.Sc., M.A., F.R.A.S. on 'Electron theory'.

Special lectures in the Mathematics School for Honours Physics students. I 'Theory of matrices', Miss N.I. Colderwood; II 'Hydrodynamics', Dr Kuttner; III 'Mathematical Physics: Electricity and magnetism', Professor G.N. Watson.

Honours physics course III, book (b), 'Electricity and matter', lectured by Professor S.W. Johnson Smith.

Describes minor car accident in which EWT was involved on 23 June 1973.

Discusses living standards in relation to energy needs, and the need for alternative sources of energy. Mentions groups opposed to nuclear energy and nuclear weapons, including the Nuclear Disarmament Party.

Mathematical proofs and calculations relating to tracks of emitted particles.

Notes apparently describe the performance of some scientific equipment.

Includes: 'Vickers men at work', number 34, May 1980; Chairman's Address from the Annual General meeting of 7 May 1980; '1979 Annual Review'.

Headings include: Choice of resonator; Frequency; Liquid helium supply; Liquid helium plant; Users of liquid helium; Choice of pre-buncher. Also includes Australian National University internal memorandum from 'G.D.' to EWT, and a letter to EWT from 'Tom' at the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, California.

Correspondents include: Francis Fox (Defence Standards Laboratory); Noreen Carr; Margaret Walker; Diana Clews; Gerald Walker; Ken and José Allen; Ir. A.A. van Kranenburg (Cyclotron Department, Eindhoven); Geoff L. Williamson (Monash University); W.H. Tripp; George Holt; Garfield Barwick (High Court of Australia); R.L. Dean (Administrator, Northern Territory); L. Reed; R.W. Swartz (Minister for National Development); P.J. Lawler (Federal Cabinet Office); W.P. Holman; L.E. Smythe (Royal Australian Chemical Institute); A.D. Thomas (Australian Atomic Energy Commission); J.L. Symonds (Australian Atomic Energy Commission); Norma Wilkins; Geoffrey McDonald; Eileen Bond; Maurice and Lynette Titterton; R.M. Horner (Ballarat College, Ballarat); Fay Ajzenberg-Selove (University of Pennsylvania); A.K. Mann; Robert M. May (University of Sydney); Donald S. Gemmell (Argonne National Laboratory, Illinois); Harry Messel (University of Sydney); Barry Z. de Ferranti; K.W. Knox (Australian Journal of Science); D.G. Anderson (Department of Civil Aviation); Allen Fairhall: Margaret Robinson; A.H. Tange (Australian High Commission, New Delhi); Ron Mendelsohn; Roland Wilson; T.A. Rafferty (Ansett Airlines of Australia); Professor and Mrs George (University of New South Wales); S.D. Mulliner (Limbless Soldiers Association); John Walker (University of Ottawa); L.L. Harris; K.F. Alder (Lucas Heights); David Catcheside (Australian National University); Les Moore; Victor Burgmann; Malcolm Fraser (Minister for Defence); John E. Bates; Colin Plowman [?]; James and Aileen Chadwick; John Jenkin; Susan Lewis; Phillip Law; Brian Sowerby (Australian Atomic Energy Commission); Sydney Sunderland; Herbert C. Coombs (Australian National University); Nancy E. Buttfield; R.J. Gibson (University of Birmingham); Henry Bastin; W.M. Leonard; Leslie Bury; Jack W. Roderick (University of Sydney); Brian Flowers (Science Research Council, London); Doug Waterhouse; T.E. Allibone (Central Electricity Generating Board, London); Frederick Scherger (Australian National Airlines Commission); David Fairbairn; P. Kreveld (Packard Instrument Pty Ltd); Barry Nagorcka; J.H. de Bruyn; Hill W. Worner (University of Melbourne); D.B. Shenton (Astrophysics Research Unit, Berkshire, England); Norma Wilkins; H.R. Scotney (Salvation Army); J. Vernon; Edgar Thomson (Australian Medical Association); Sir Walter Scott; Bill O'Connor; Dick Eggleston; Walter Boas (Australian Scientific Liaison Office); Maurice C. Timbs; A.J. Herz (European Organization for Nuclear Research); Bill Priestley (CSIRO); Jack Gregory; F. Arthur Vick (Queens University, Belfast); W.H. Connolly (State Electricity of Victoria); Harold L. White (National Library of Australia); D.J. (Jim) Killen (Minister for the Navy); Peter Pockley (Australian Broadcasting Commission); Raymond Le Fevre; Arthur Willis (Chief Scientist); John Moroney; Alan Westerman; Frank Richardson; Frank George [?]; Walter Ives (Department of Primary Industry); I.B. Flemming (Department of Supply); R.B. Madgwick (Australian Broadcasting Commission); ? Hooker (Hooker Corporation); W.D. Borris (Australian National University); William Charles; William Boswell (Australian High Commission, London); Ronald Walker (Australian Embassy, ? Germany); Henry Hulme; John Patterson; David Caro; Henry Phillips; Margaret Dando.

Correspondents include: Harry and Dorothy Bates; Jack Crawford (Australian National University); G.L. [?] McDonald; Charles Johnston (British High Commission, Canberra); J.K. Uys Ambassasor, (South African Embassy, Canberra); Robert Cotton (Minister for Civil Aviation); W.J. Gibbs; Bob Robertson (Australian National University); Ian Bisset; Dudley and Joan Erwin; D. Gill; Andre Favereau (Ambassador, French Embassy, Canberra); Simcha Pratt (Ambassador, Israeli Embassy, Canberra); Jean and Sam Jones; Phillip [sic] and Lilian Baxter; Hossain Ali (Pakistan High Commission, Canberra); B.M. Stevenson (Ansett Airlines of Australia); H.A. Jones (A.C.T. Electricity Authority); H. McCredie (University of Sydney); J.L. Knott (Australian Post Office); David Brown; Norman Cowper; EWT's mother; Robert Menzies; Tom Drake-Brockman (Minister for Air); John Gorton; Paul Hasluck; John McEwen; William Machon; Bryan Castles; Kurt Gottliev; Bill Palmer; Len Hewitt; Wendy and John Morris; John and Molly Carver; Fred Wheeler; Geoff Sawer; Joe Richardson; Stephen Kaneff; Bill Hamilton; Les and Gladys Martin; Henry Abraham; Joe Burton; Peter Bailey; John La Nauze; Leslie Melville; Adrien Albert; John Wilton; A.L.G. McDonald; John Wark; Michael Lynch (Salesian College, Victoria); Ken Bailey; Dorothy Harvey; Tom Owen; Robert Edwards; Cecil Gibb; Joan [?] Howse; Herbert C. Bolton; Brian Spicer; John Cramer; Edwin Hills; Mary M. Stapleton; Tom Millar; Hilton and Barbara Glavish; H.J. Brown; David Brand (Premier of Western Australia); Gordon Ada (Australian National University); R.A.A. Bryant; Jack G. Beale; Alan Butement; Alan Hulme; Don Dobie; Denis Guillemin (Scientific Attache, French Embassy, Canberra); Peter Mason (Macquarie University); Wilfred Kent Hughes; Tim Cape; Frank Fenner; Frederick White; Ellerton Becker; Denzil McArthur-Onslow; David F. Martyn (Australian Academy of Science); E.L. Freedman (ANZAAS); Bob Walsh; B.B. Callaghan; Nina and Ernie Horton; Jim Nimmo [?]; T.F.C. Lawrence (Department of Supply); Noel Dunbar (Australian National University); Margaret Rossiter; Ted Ford [?]; S.A. Westwood (Information Electronics Limited); J. and J. Jelley; G.T. Pickavance; J.D.B. Miller (Royal Institute of International Affairs, London); Roy Pilgrim; Ieuan Maddock (Ministry of Technology, London); William Cook.

Contain summaries of Australian and overseas newspaper articles on mining, energy research and production, and issues related to conservation, the environment, and Aboriginal land rights.

Contain summaries of Australian and overseas newspapers on mining, energy research and production, and issues related to conservation, the environment and Aboriginal land rights.

'Production, selection and extraction of individual pulses from TCC cyclotrons', by G.O. Hendry, January 1972; 'Emittance and energy requirements on CNI-22-155 Cyclotron', by C. Han, November 1971; news release, 'AEG-Telefunken and Cyclotron Corporation Agreement'; news release, about an order from the University of Tokyo to the Cyclotron Corporation for a Model CS-30 cyclotron system; news release about an order from Cidade Universitaria, Brazil, to the Cyclotron Corporation for a Model CV-28 cyclotron system; Cyclotron Corporation drawings for Injector Cyclotron Model CNI-22 Installation, drawing number 8000-165E1; Cyclotron Corporation drawings for Injector Cyclotron model CNI-22 Installation, drawing number 8000-165E0001, including one page of EWT's handwritten notes, and a letter to EWT from David R. Kneeland (Cyclotron Corporation); Cyclotron Corporation drawings for CNI-25 Installation, Australian National University Nuclear Physics I.A.S., drawing number 155E0001, including letter to EWT from David R. Kneeland.

Later correspondence is related to the proposed purchase of a CV-28 cyclotron from the Cyclotron Corporation.
Correspondents include: George Hendry (Cyclotron Corporation); Lowell Carlson (Cyclotron Corporation); Robert O'Neill (Bank of America); P. Lerch (Institut d'electrochimie et radiochimie, Lausanne); J.E. Hanzlik (Cyclotron Corporation, California); K.M. Thomas (Cyclotron Corporation); David Kneeland (Cyclotron Corporation); Hilton Glavish (Stanford University); G.A. Piepho (Cyclotron Corporation); Gary Crawley (Cyclotron Laboratory); Trevor Ophel (Cyclotron Corporation); Frank P. Dickson (Phillips Electrical Industries, Sydney).

Some letters in July 1972 deal with some media appearances by EWT discussing nuclear weapons and nuclear warfare, in particular a 'Four Corners' program on ABC television. Correspondence is in reverse chronological order.
Correspondents include: Maurice Timbs (Australian Atomic Energy Commission); G.R. Graf; F.W. Dawe (Lightomation Ltd, U.K.); Ken Jones (Department of Education, Canberra); Rex F. Connor (Minister for Minerals and Energy, Canberra); W.L. Morrison (Minister for Science and External Territories, Canberra); Kim E. Beasley (Minister for Education, Canberra); ? Schonland; Val Fitch; E.G. Bowen; Colin G. Plowman (Australian National University); Helen Fitch Logedon; Mike Newman; D.I. Gough; J.Brian A. England (University of Birmingham); John Sharpe (EMI Electronics Ltd); Bart Bok (University of Arizona); Tamar Skurnik and Eliel Skurnik (Weizmann Institute, Israel); John Birkett-Clews (University of Western Australia); Anne Tomlinson; Bruce Bolt (University of California); Keith Runcorn (Lunar Science Institute, Texas); J.A. Jacobs (University of Alberta); Rupert Thorne (Australian National University); P.H. Springell; Robert J. Walsh (University of New South Wales); Esme Nixon; Harry Turner; A. Bribosia; D.S. Kemsley; Michael Lynch (Salesian College, Chadstone); Doug Everingham (M.H.R. for Capricornia); H.B.G. Casmir; George Morrison (Centre D'études Nucleaires De Saclay); the Managing Director, Bricon Electronics (Sydney); ? Williams (University of Otago); Frank Stacey (University of Queensland); K. Kesteven (ACT Freedom from Hunger Campaign); Brian Martin (University of Sydney); H. Anderson (University of Papua New Guinea); Lois Free (National Electrostatics Corporation, Wisconsin); G. Carmel (Sigolev Ltd, Israel); David Purnell; Norma Wilkins; Bruce Mainsbridge (University of Papua and New Guinea); Kevin Bray (University of Manitoba, Winnipeg); the Service Department, A.E.I. Gala Ltd, London; G. Goldring (Weizmann Institute, Israel); D.L. Anderson (California Institute of Technology); A.E. Beck (University of Western Ontario); H.I. Thirlaway (U.K. Atomic Energy Authority); Anton Hales (Graduate Research Centre of the South-West, Texas); L. Knopoff (University of California); A.J. Herz (CERN European Organisation for Nuclear Research); Arthur Quinton (University of Massachusetts); Lowell Carlson (the Cyclotron Corporation, California); Jean M. Waller (Australian National University).

Correspondents include: Stanley Bashkin (University of Arizona); Walter Zuk (Radiation Protection Bureau, Canada); Jean Kearns (Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering); Robert Shamu (Western Michigan University); George Hendry (Cyclotron Corporation, California); Joan Freeman (Atomic Energy Research Establishment Harwell); M. Sobb; Diana Birkett-Clews (University of Tasmania); John Carver (University of Adelaide); Michael Malloy (Australian Universities Commission); Deputy Commissioner of Taxation; Cliff Hill; Edwin McMillan (University of California); Fred Huang; John Salmon (Department of the Army, Canberra); Marge Lauritsen (California Institute of Technology); Eliel Skurnik (Weizmann Institute of Science); Norma Wilkins (the Newspaper Society, London); J. Lloyd Marshall (the Independent, Western Australia); Lang Hancock (Hancock and Wright, Western Australia); P. Grimshaw (Administrative and Allied Officers Association); James L. Tuck (Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, New Mexico); John de Laeter (Western Australian Institute of Technology); Peter B. Treacy (Australian National University); Australian National University Reporter; Ian Graham; Barbara Wentworth; D.L. Davies (Guilford Grammar School, Western Australia); John Clark (Union Debates Committee, Australian National University); the manager, Raleigh Industries (Australia) Limited; Harold Agnew (University of California); Rosemary Kennedy; A.M. Clark (Flinders University of South Australia); Keith Bullen; Frank Dickson (Society for General Purposes); E.T. Linacre (Macquarie University); M.M. Abbas (Ambassador for Pakistan in Australia); Alan Williams (Civil and Civic Pty Limited); J. Geoffrey Wheeler (National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Limited); O.R. Schmalzbach (Australian Forensic Sciences Research Foundation); Richard Watson.

Correspondents include: ? Hill (Commonwealth Crown Solicitor's Office, Sydney); W.F. Northam (Monash University); Philip Moon; John Patterson (University of Adelaide); K.J. Bottcher; Heinrich Hora (University of New South Wales); Leon Katz (Saskatchewan Science Council); E.H. Carman (University of Papua New Guinea); Val Fitch (Princeton University); Stuart Butler (University of Sydney); C. Williams (Legal and General Assurance Society Limited); Diana Birkett-Clews (University of Tasmania); Ralph Churches (Legal and General Assurance Society Limited); Jean Kearns (Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering); Walter Zuk (Health and Welfare Canada); Ghias Din (Kuwait University); Stefaan du Toit (Uranium Enrichment Corporation of South Africa Ltd); John Hill (Atomic Energy Authority, London); William Wentworth (House of Representatives); Ian Brazier (University of Technology, Papua New Guinea); Joan Freeman (Atomic Energy Research Establishment Harwell); Edward G. Bowen (Australian Embassy, Washington); Ian Wright (University of Manche