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%T Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, showing the operations, expenditures, and condition of the Institution for the year ended June 30, 1963

%A United States Congress House

%A Smithsonian Institution Board of Regents

%A Bass, George F.

%A Carlisle, D.B

%A Cole, Glen H.

%A Crist, Raymond E.

%A Gettens, Rutherford J.

%A Hay, William W.

%A Hayes, E. Nelson

%A Jamme, Albert

%A Jones, Kenneth L.

%A Lovell, Bernard

%A MacKay, Donald M.

%A Mannville, Richard H.

%A Meinel, Aden B.

%A Pagel, Bernard

%A Parr, A.E

%A Rowland, Benjamin

%A Schwartz, Melvin

%A Schwarzchild, Martin

%A Shetler, Stanwyn G.

%A Squires, Donald F.

%A Van Beek, Gus W.

%A Wallen, I. Eugene

%D 1964

%X Advances in astronomical technology, by Aden B. Meinel, p. 293

%X An archeological reconnaissance in Hadhramaut, South Arabia -- a preliminary report, by Gus W. Van Beek, Glen H. Cole, and Albert Jamme, p. 521

%X Appendix follows two pages after p. 275

%X Astronomical photography from the stratosphere, by Martin Schwarzchild, p. 323

%X Atomic and other wastes in the sea, by I. Eugene Wallen, p. 381

%X Color changes in animals, by D.B. Carlisle, p. 417

%X Concerning whales and museums, by A.E. Parr, p. 499

%X History of the Corbin Preserve, by Richard H. Manville, p. 427

%X Index, p. 587

%X Plants in the arctic-alpine environment, by Stanwyn G. Shetler, p. 473

%X Religious art East and West, by Benjamin Rowland, p. 569

%X Table of contents, p. III

%X The Smithsonian's satellite-tracking program: Its history and organization, part 2, by E. Nelson Hayes, p. 331

%X The analysis of starlight, by Bernard Pagel, p. 301

%X The antibiotics from a botanical viewpoint, by Kenneth L. Jones, p. 369

%X The corrosion products of metal antiquities, by Rutherford J. Gettens, p. 547

%X The neutrinos, by Melvin Schwartz, p. 359

%X The promise of underwater archeology, by George F. Bass, p. 461

%X The solar system, by Sir Bernard Lovell, p. 279

%X The southern ocean: A potential for coral studies, by Donald F. Squires, p. 447

%X The use of the electron microscope in the study of fossils, by William W. Hay, p. 409

%X Tropical subsistence agriculture in Latin America: Some neglected aspects and implications, by Raymond E. Crist, p. 503

%X What is cybernetics? by Donald M. MacKay, p. 401

%C Washington, DC

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