This report is a bibliography on New Zealand.

This report provides a listing of major natural disasters in the United States between 1959 and 1969. It lists the name of the event, the estimated costs of damage, and fatality numbers for each disaster.

This report provides a listing comparing the amount of the federal budget request for each fiscal year to the final budget. It covers fiscal years 1921 to 1971.

This report explains "peace symbols" through an example of British pacifist groups campaigning for nuclear disarmament. The report also describes how symbols are interpreted and used by different groups of people.

This report data within the military from the past and present.

This report is about the Economic Impact of Defense and Disarmament in the United States.

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This reference contains information which details experiments done at the Hanford Reservation on communities of periphyton. These autoradiographic experiments examined the uptake of radioisotopes and diffusion of radioisotopes in the communities. Arguments were presented discussing the presentation of the results on an areal or gravimetric basis.

In this semiannual issued the single pass reactor and water plant data are shown for the six-months` period July through December, 1969 together with data for the three preceding six-months` periods.

Report on the changes in quantity and quality of low flow in a 193.6 mile reach of the Pecos River.

Summary: "This report summarizes the results of a field investigation to determine the short- and long-time deflections and concrete strains in an Army barracks flat-plate structure at Fort Hood, Killeen, Texas. Due to the rather great slab thickness of 9 in., corresponding to an L/T ratio of approximately 28, all observed deflections were small and in no instance exceeded 0.022 ft, or about 1/800 of the shorter span, during the 45-month observation period, in spite of an early temporary construction load estimated to have been almost 30 percent in excess of the total design load. The measured short-time deflections under various loading conditions compared reasonably well with deflections predicted by use of the ersatz frame analysis method" (p. ix).

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Summary: "Forty tests were conducted with two amphibious tracked vehicles and one amphibious wheeled vehicle at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., and near Khon Kaen, Thailand, to determine the vehicles' capabilities for exiting closed bodies of water. Empirical relations, based on the data collected in this study and in previous studies, are presented to support the conclusions that performance of amphibious tracked and wheeled vehicles (in terms of "go-no go") in the water-land interface can be correlated with soil strength (expressed as average cone index of the 0- to 6-in. soil layer), and that the slope-climbing ability in the water-land interface of the tracked vehicles tested compares favorably with that of the same vehicles operating on land surfaces of similar soil composition and consistency" (p. ix).

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We suggest the establishment of several large generalized National Environmental Laboratories (NELs), each containing interacting groups of natural and social scientists, engineers, and information specialists. The field of action is the whole environment, both urban and rural, both present and future. By their organization and outlook, NELs would take a different cut across the fabric of environmental problems than has been possible hitherto. However, we must realize that NELs will not per se create instant Paradise; all we propose are instrumentalities designed to match the true scope of problems and perhaps stimulate a willing and charitable spirit. The tasks hitherto separately considered -- the retrospective ones of restoring and preserving the environment and the prospective one of future technology assessment -- are joined in NELS, because (1) environmental restoration and preservation involve prior and present technology decisions; assessment of future technology is the forward equivalent; (2) one of the activities tends to be conservationist, the other expansionist, and the two provide useful balance. We believe that these structures and roles are what is really required to implement both the recommendations of the National Academy of Sciences Panel on Technology Assessment, and the requirements implicit in the National Environmental Policy Act.

This report is a bibliography on Afganistan.

This report includes selected references from 1967-1969 to property taxes and urban development.

This report contains information on Fluoridation, dental care issues, scientific studies related to fluoridation, and related information.

This report includes an analysis of laws related to the bounty of wolves in the united states.

This report addresses some general observations on the nature of Black Africa's development challenge considering some limitations.

This report addresses federal legislations regarding corrections.