Activity Listings
- Article: "Oppenheimer Probe Begun", Chemical and Engineering News, April 26, 1954. [LP Biographical: Box 2.036, Folder 36.13]
- Article: "Oppenheimer Suspension Stirs Scientists", F.A.S. Newsletter, April 26, 1954. [LP Biographical: Box 2.036, Folder 36.15]
- Article: "The Case of Robert Oppenheimer", New Republic, April 26, 1954. [LP Biographical: Box 2.036, Folder 36.12]
- Article: "U.S. Ponders a Scientist's Past", Life, April 26, 1954. [LP Biographical: Box 2.036, Folder 36.14]
- Interoffice memo from G. W. Green to LP RE: Enclosed check to cover (attorney) A. L. Wirin's fee. [LP's letter April 7, 1954; LP's check to Wirin May 5, 1954] [LP Biographical: Box 2.010, Folder 10.2]
- Letter from Arthur C. Bond, Assistant Ed. Journal of the American Chemical Society, to LP RE: Rundle's manuscript, "A New Type of Metallic Bonding..." enclosed for evaluation. LP's reply: Recommends manuscript for publication [Filed under C: Organizational Correspondence Box #68]
- Letter from Arthur F. Scott, Reed College to LP RE: Thanking LP for a copy of letter sent to President Ballantine addressing the salary scale at Reed College. [Filed under R: Organizational Correspondence, Reed College, Box #339.4]
- Letter from LP to AHP. [Filed under LP Safe: Box #1.021, Folder 21.18]
26 April 1954
Dearest Love,
Your letter came today. I'm very worried about Dan. I wish that I had spoken to him when you told me how badly he looked. I hope he comes through all right.
I have first bought a copy of New Republic. Much of it seems good to me, but a few sentences are bad-either wrong or misunderstandable.
Crelly must take better care of himself.
Today we had our symposium-very good papers, but a bit crowded in time, so that I couldn't allow much discussion.
I've just had dinner with Alex, Pete Hughes + his wife, + a dozen others. I decided not to go to the evening meeting. Bill Shockley is getting a medal.
Tomorrow is the business meeting. There may he some fuss about the Oppenheimer affair, and about the government generally.
I've begun sneezing but I don't think
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that I'll catch cold. I'll go to be early.
The azaleas and dog woods are marvelous. I haven't seen the cherry trees here, but there were some wonderful ones in Philadelphia-along that East Bank road. We drove that way to see the psychiatrist.
Love from
Paddy
P.S. Tell Crellin that I said for him to obey you, or I'll scalp him.
Paddy
1/4 of trip still to go!
- Letter from Raymond K. Sheline to LP RE: Reply to LP's letter of April 6, 1954; sends sample of dicobalt octacarbonyl as well as paper they have written on the results of the infrared measurement studies of the substance [LP's letter April 6, 1954] [Filed under S: Correspondence 1954, Box #379.2]
- Letter from Victor Reynolds, Cornell University Press, to LP, RE: Reynolds regrets that further postponement of the manuscript is necessary, and hopes LP will provide a revised date for its completion. [Filed under: LP Manuscripts of Books, 1960b.5.2]
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