Appendices

PERSONS CONSULTED BY WILLIAM T. GOLDEN,
WITH DATES OF CONVERSATIONS

Conversations reproduced in this volume are indicated in bold face type.

Archibald Alexander, Under Secretary of Army
(11-21-50, 11-27-50, 2-14-51, 3-19-51)

W. Park Armstrong, Intelligence Division, Department of State (11-1-50, 11-6-50)

Robert F. Bacher, Chairman, Department of Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy, California Institute of Technology (12-6-50, 12-21-50, 2-3-51, 2-8-51, 4-27-51)

William L. Bayer, Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (2-15-51, 2-20-51)

Lloyd Berkner, Department of Terrestrial Magnetism, Carnegie Institution of Washington (12-21-50)

A. W. Betts, Chief, Atomic Energy Section, U.S. Army Logistics (2-14-51)

John Boland, Research Division, Bureau of Ordnance, U.S. Navy (2-15-51, 2-27-51)

William Borden, Staff Director, Joint Committee on Atomic Energy (4-27-51)

Marion Boyer, General Manager, Atomic Energy Commission (4-27-51)

James Bridges, Bureau of Ordnance, U.S. Army (2-27-51)

Bernard Brodie, Professor of International Relations, Yale University
(9-28-50, 11-4-50)

Detlev W. Bronk, President, Johns Hopkins University and National Academy of Sciences (11-22-50, 12-7-50, 1-2-51, 2-20-51, 4-26-51)

Charles Brown, General Counsel, Research and Development Board (11-8-50)

Oliver E. Buckley, President, Bell Telephone Laboratories (11-17-50, 2-22-51,
2-27-51, 3-10-51, 3-20-51, 3-22-51, 3-23-51, 3-28-51, 3-30-51, 3-31-51, 4-8-51,
4-10&11-51, 4-26-51)

William A. M. Burden, Deputy Air Force Member, Research and Development Board (1-30-51, 2-18-51, 3-21-51, 4-24-51)

Bureau of Budget Hearing on NACA budget (11-7-51)

Vannevar Bush, President, Carnegie Institution of Washington
(10-24-50, 12-5-50, 12-29-50, 3-1-51, 4-26-51)

William D. Carey, Bureau of the Budget (1-5-51)

Ralph Clark, Assistant Head, Scientific Section, Central Intelligence Agency (2-15-51)

Robert Clark, Chief, Manpower Division, National Security Resources Board
(11-29-50)

Lucius Clay, Deputy Director, Office of Defense Mobilization (1-19-51, 1-26-51)

Karl Compton, Chairman of the Corporation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (11-9-50)

James B. Conant, President, Harvard University (12-14-50, 12-29-50, 1-5-51)

E. U. Condon, Director, National Bureau of Standards (10-31-50)

Robert E. Connick, Department of Chemistry, University of California (3-6-51)

John Connor, Vice-President, Merck and Company (2-1-51, 4-13-51, 4-27-51)

Henry Cornell, Head of Planning Division, Research and Development Board
(11-10-50)

Neal Crane, Head of Program Division, Research and Development Board (11-13-50)

Richard Crichlow, Army Member, Research and Development Board (11-15-50)

Maurice Curts, Navy Member, Research and Development Board (11-15-50)

Francis Darwin, Technical Director, Guided Missiles Committee, Research and Development Board (11-14-50)

Arthur C. Davis, Staff Director, Joint Chiefs of Staff (10-4-50, 12-5-50, 4-24-51).

Homer Davis, Office of the Undersecretary of the Army (2-14-51)

Donald Dawson, Executive Office of the President (1-26-51, 3-20-51, 3-28-51)

Gordon Dean, Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission (10-27-50, 12- 28-50, 2-6-51)

George Doriot, President, American Research and Development Corporation
(2-14-51, 3-29-51)

Hugh L. Dryden, Administratorr, National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics
(10-25-50)

Lee A. DuBridge, President, California Institute of Technology (10-25-50, 12-13-50, 1-8-51, 3-9-51)

Ferdinand Eberstadt, former consultant to Department of Defense (4-6-51)

Thomas K. Finletter, Secretary of the Air Force (11-21-50)

Rowan Gaither, Cooley, Crowley, and Gaither, Attorneys, San Francisco
(1-27-51, 1-28-51))

T. Keith Glennan, Atomic Energy Commissioner, (2-27-51, 3-7-51, 3-27-51, 4-16-51)

Harold Goldstein, Office of Education, Federal Security Agency (10-31-50)

N.E. Golovin, Assistant to the Director, National Bureau of Standards (10-31-50)

John C. Green, Director, Office of Technical Services, Department of Commerce
(1-31-51)

Crawford Greenewalt, President, Du Pont Company (3-5-51)

Jesse Greenstein, Professor of Astronomy, California Institute of Technology (9-9-50)

Alan Gregg, Director of Medical Sciences, The Rockefeller Foundation (2-8-5l)

Leslie R. Groves, former Director, Manhattan District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (12-17-50)

Lawrence Hafstad, Director, Reactor Development Division, Atomic Energy Commission (11-8-50, 12-4-50, 1-3-51, 2-6-51)

Wilson Harwood, Administrative Officer, National Bureau of Standards (2-2-51)

Caryl P. Haskins, President, Haskins Laboratories (12-1-50)

L. J. Henderson, Associate Director, RAND (2-7-51)

George F. Hines, Office of Congressman John W. McCormack (10-10-50, 11-22-50, 12-11-50, 1-25-51)

Eric Hodgins, President’s Material Policy Commission, (3-14-51)

D. Luke Hopkins, Vice-President and Trustee, Johns Hopkins University
(3-30-51, 4-3-51)

Fred Hovde, President, Purdue University (1-10-51)

Henry R. Hoyt, Assistant Director for Administration, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories (9-21-51)

Ellis A. Johnson, Director, Operational Research Organization, U.S. Army (10-31-50, 11-21-50)

Ralph Johnson, Hughes Aircraft Corporation (9-8-50)

Joint Secretaries of the Armed Services (11-21-50)

Roger W. Jones, Assistant Director, Legislative Reference, Bureau of the Budget (See Documents Section: 2-6-51)

Mervyn J. Kelly, Vice-President, Bell Telephone Laboratories
(12-1-50, 12-18-50, 1-21-51, 2-26-51, 3-28-51)

Charles Kidd, Public Health Service (10-20-50, 10-24-50, 1-30-51)

James R. Killian, Jr., President, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(10-25-50, 12-19-50, 12-30-50, 1-9-51, 3-2-51, 3-24-51)

Daniel Kimball, Undersecretary of the Navy (1-5-51, 3-9-51)

Alexander King, UK Science Mission (4-26-51)

Ernest O. Lawrence, Professor of Physics and Director or the Radiation Laboratory, University of California ( 12-17-50)

Frederick J. Lawton, Director, Bureau of the Budget (9-6-50, 3-28-51, 3-29-51)

Charles C. Lauritsen, Professor of Physics, California Institute of Technology
(12-21-50)

Robert LeBaron, Chairman, Military Liaison Committee to the Atomic Energy Commission (3-20-51)

Marx Leva, Assistant Secretary of Defense (2-1-51, 3-19-51, 3-23-51)

Fred E. Levi, Bureau of the Budget (1-5-51)

Alfred Lee Loomis, Wall Street, New York City
(11-16-50, 12-17-50, 12-30-50, 12-31-50, 1-21-51)

Farnsworth Loomis, Natural Sciences Division, The Rockefeller Foundation (4-9-51)

Henry Loomis, Assistant to the Director, Research and Development Board
(11-10-50, 11-13-50, 12-18-50, 1-30-51, 3-9-51, 4-24-51)

Robert A. Lovett, Deputy Secretary of Defense (10-17-50, 2-16-51, 3-7-51)

W. Angus Macfarland, UK Science Mission (4-26-51)

Richard Mandelkorn, Special Weapons Project, Sandia Laboratories (9-21-50)

John Manley, Assistant Director for Research, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
(9-21-50, 1-10-51)

J. Kenneth Mansfield (4-27-51)

Ward Maris, Army Member, Research and Development Board (2-14-51)

Donald Marquis, Professor of Psychology, University of Michigan (3-7-51)

A. C. McAuliffe, Chief of Chemical Corps, U.S. Army (2-19-51, 2-28-51)

John W. McCormack, Majority Leader, U.S. House of Representatives (12-19-50)

Brian McMahon, U.S. Senate, Member, Joint Committee on Atomic Energy (4-25-51)

Joseph T. McNarney, Chairman, of Management Committee, Office of the Secretary of Defense (11-27-50, 12-6-50, 3-7-51)

W. J. McNeil, Assistant Secretary of Defense (1-4-51, 1-16-51, 2-1-51)

George Merck, Chairman, Merck and Company (4-13-51)

Ruth Miller, President’s Materials Policy Commission (3-14-51)

K. D. Nichols, Deputy Director for Guided Missiles, Department of Defense (4-17-51)

A. G. Noble, Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, U.S. Navy (11-28-50, 4-25-51)

W. Albert Noyes, Professor of Chemistry, University of Rochester (2-19-51)

James C. O'Brien, Office of Education, Federal Security Agency (10-31-50)

Hugh Odishaw, Assistant to the Director, National Bureau of Standards (10-31-50)

Bruce Old, Arthur D. Little, Inc. (11-29-50, 1-10-51)

J. Robert Oppenheimer, Director, Institute for Advanced Study
(12-21-50, 1-2-51, 2-26-51, 3-7-51, 3-14-51, 3-20-51, 3-30-51)

Secretary of Army Pace (11-21-50)

Richard Parmenter, Coordinator of Research, Cornell University (12-13-50)

Gerald Phillips, Air Force Member, Research and Development Board (11-14-50)

Kenneth Pitzer, Director of Research Division, Atomic Energy Commission (11-1-50)

Don K. Price, Associate Director, Public Information Clearing House
(10-19-50, 2-9-51)

Palmer Putman, Consultant to the Undersecretary of the Army (3-19-51, 4-2-51)

George Powers, Vice President for Engineering, Curtis-Wright Corporation (1-26-51)

Philip N. Powers, Scientific Manpower Advisory Committee, National Security Resources Board (2-27-51, 3-8-51)

I. I. Rabi, Professor of Physics, Columbia University (11-16-50, 1-5-51, 3-23-51)

G. E. Ramsey, Chief, National Security Branch, Estimates Division, Bureau of the Budget (1-18-51, 1-18-51)

Research and Development Board Meeting (11-8-50)

Cornelius P. Rhoads, Director, Sloan-Kettering Institute (11-3-50)

Louis Ridenour, Special Adviser to the Secretary of the Air Force (10-11-50, 12-8-50, 4-24-51, 4-25-51)

H.P. Robertson, Deputy Director, Weapons Systems Evaluation Group
(11-15-50, 12-8-50, 12-19-50, 1-25-51, 2-1-51)

Walter M. Rudolph, Assistant to the Scientific Adviser to the Undersecretary of State (10-20-50)

Robert Russell, former President, Standard Oil Development Company
(2-14-51, 3-23-51)

William Schaub, Estimates Division, Bureau of the Budget (1-18-51, 3-6-51)

Frederick C. Schuldt, Examiner, Estimates Division, Bureau of the Budget (10-5-50)

Willis Shapley, Examiner, National Security Branch, Estimates Division, Bureau of the Budget (10-4-50, 10-5-50)

Timothy E. Shea, Vice-President for Personnel, AT&T Company ( 3-10-51)

George Shortley, Deputy Director, Operational Research Organization, U.S. Army (11-21-50, 12-6-50, 12-13-50)

A. Siepert, Executive Officer, National Institutes of Health (2-20-51)

L. E. Simon, Chief, R&D Branch, Bureau of Ordnance, U.S. Armyy (2-28-51)

Robert J. Smith, Deputy Chairman, National Security Resources Board
(10-19-50, 11-29-51)

Roy Snapp, Secretary of the Atomic Energy Commission (10-24-50)

T. Solberg, Director, Office of Naval Research (1-10-51)

Sidney Souers, Executive Secretary, National Security Council
(8-30-50, 8-31-50, 9-6-50, 12-19-50, 4-19-51)

Herman A. Spoehr, Science Adviser to the Undersecretary of State (10-20-50)

Elmer B. Staats, Assistant Director, Bureau of the Budget (9-6-50, 10-17-50, 1-5-51, 4-24-51)

Charles B. Stauffacher, Executive Assistant Director, Bureau of the Budget (8-30-50, 8-31-50, 9-6-50, 10-4-50, 10-25-50, 12-6-50, 1-5-51, 3-28-51, 3-29-51, 4-4-51,
4-10&11-51, 4-27-51)

John Steelman, The Assistant to the President (12-27-50)

Irvin Stewart, President, University of West Virginia (10-25-50, 11-14-50)

Marshall Stone, Professor of Mathematics, University of Chicago (12-8-50)

David H. Stowe, Administrative Assistant to the President (9-6-50, 10-31-50)

Julius A. Stratton, Chairman, Department of Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1-9-51)

Lewis L. Strauss, Atomic Energy Commissioner (12-11-50, 3-17-51)

Guy Suits, Vice-President and Director of Research, General Electric Company
(12-30-50)

Richard Teller, Navy Member, Research and Development Board (11-14-50)

Charles Thomas, Executive Vice-President, Monsanto Chemical Company (12-18-50)

L. T. E. Thompson, Director, Inyokern Project (12-7-50, 1-9-51)

Merle Tuve, Director, Department of Terrestrial Magnetism, Carnegie Institution of Washington (2-9-51)

M.H. Trytten, Director, Office of Scientific Personnel, National Research Council
(10-30-50)

E.H. Veatch, Assistant Chief, National Security Branch, Estimates Division, Bureau of the Budget (10-5-50)

Theodore von Karman, Professor of Aeronautical Engineering, California Institute of Technology (12-21-50)

Eric Walker, Executive Secretary, Research and Development Board (11-10-50, 2-1-51)

Alan T. Waterman, Deputy Director and Chief Scientist, Office of Naval Research
(11-29-50, 2-9-51)

James E. Webb, Under Secretary of State (10-27-50, 4-26-51)

William Webster, Chairman, Research and Development Board (11-1-50, 11-7-50, 11-29-50, 12-18-50, 1-2-51, 1-4-51, 2-7-51, 2-27-51, 3-16-51, 3-29-51, 4-23-51)

Sidney Weinberg, Deputy Director, Office of Defense Mobilization (4-4-51, 4-27-51)

Walter Williams, Deputy General Manager, Atomic Energy Commission (4-26-51)

Carroll L. Wilson, Former General Manager, Atomic Energy Commission (9-28-50, 10-11-50, 11-15-50, 1-8-51, 1-30-51, 3-27-51)

Robert E. Wilson, Chairman, Standard Oil of Indiana (12-22-50)

Hamilton W. Wright, Putnam, Heller and Company (1-25-51)