A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL WARFARE

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Calder, Nigel, ed. Unless Peace Comes; A Scientific Forecast of New Weapons. New York, Viking Press, 1968, pp. 128-146 and 147-165. "Can Biological War Be Stopped?" Nature, vol. 219, August 17, 1968. pp. 665-666.

Carlat, Louis E., "Germs and Gases," Nuclear Information, Vol. V., No. 4 (February 1963).

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"Biological Warfare," Science Journal, Nov., 1966, pp. 71–79. Coggins, Cecil H. (R.Adm.) "Is Russia outstripping us in weapons of mass destruction?" Vital Speeches, February 15, 1963. Cohan, Leon, Jr. (Capt.) "Vulnerable (How the use of CW could affect U.S. Forces in Vietnam)." Marine Corps Gazette, April 1967, pp. 33-35.

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Crozier, Dan, "Survival in Germ Warfare," Ordnance, 49 (1965), p. 530.

Crozier, Dan, William D. Tiggert, and Joseph W. Cooch, "The Physician's Role in the Defense Against Biological Weapons," J.A.M.A., Vol. 175, No. 1 (January 7, 1961).

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Dobson, Charles A. "The case for CBR," Army, August 1961, pp. 41-46.

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Fothergill, LeRoy D., "Biological Agents in Warfare and Defence," New Scientist (November 30, 1961).

Gordon Smith, C. E., "The Microbiological Research Establishment, Porton," in Chemistry and Industry, No. 69 Research Establishments in Europe (1967), p. 336.

Granzeier, Frank J., "Toxic Weapons," Industrial Research (August 1965).

Greenberg, Daniel. "CBW: Britain Holds Open House at Its Biological Weapons Center." Science. Vol. 162. 15 November 1968, pp. 781-83.

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Gregory, P. H. The Microbiology of the Atmosphère, Interscience Publishers, New York and London, 1961.

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Hartford, T. J. Medical defense against biological weapons. Mil. Med. 128: 145, 1963.

Hartke, Vance. The American Crisis in Vietnam. The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc. 1968.

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Henney, E. C. "Chemical warfare gives hope for U.S. arms lead." Army, Navy, Air Force Register. November 28, 1959, p. 18 and December 12, 1959, p. 38.

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Hood, A. M., "Infectivity of Influenza Virus Aerosols," Journal of Hygiene, 61 (1963), p. 331.

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Kelly, Joseph B., "Gas warfare in international law," Military Law Review, July 1960, pp. 1-68.

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Langer, Elinor. "Chemical and Biological Weapons: Once Over Lightly on Capitol Hill." Science. 26 May 1967, pp. 1073-1074.

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Nelson, Bryce. "Arms Control: Demand for Decisions-CBW." Science. Vol. 162, 6 December 1968, pp. 1102, 1106-8.

"Nerve gas tests resumed in Utah" by Spencer Rich, the Washington Post, April 27, 1969, p. A3.

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Pittaway, Alan R. "An Approach to the Problem of Inspecting for Organophosphorus Chemical Munition Production, Transportation and Storage." (Presented at the Chemical Warfare Symposium, International Institute for Peace and Conflict Research, Stockholm, Sweden, August 1968.)

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Rassweiler, C. F. What's so terrible about germ warfare. Saturday Evening Post (January 30), 1965. Pp. 12 and 16.

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Report of the Interagency Ad Hoc Advisory Committee for Review of Testing Safety At Dugway Proving Ground, Department the Army, November 1968.

Robinson, Julian Perry, "Chemical Warfare," Science Journal, Vol. 3, No. 4 (April 1967).

Rose, Steven, ed. CBW; chemical and biological warfare. Boston, Beacon Press, 1969. 188 p.