This report briefly summarizes many of the provisions of the elections laws of the fifty states and the District of Columbia.

This report describes the statistics concerning due to firearms. For these statistics, the United States has two sources: The U.S public health service, bureau of vital statistics, and the federal bureau of investigation.

This report deals exclusively with the necessity for Senate confirmation when an Associate Justice is elevated to the Chief Justice of the United States. The paper assumes sub silentio that Congress is in session when the appointment is made.

Some of the things discussed in this report are: (1) Computation--NAL is now obtaining satisfactory service on NYU's 6600 computer via the telephone data link. Until about two weeks ago we were plagued by numerous breakdowns of the computer itself (one lasting about three weeks), and bugs in the NYU programs that control the transmission. Early this month a two month complete rebuilding of the NYU computer was begun. During this period Control Data Corporation is making a new computer at their Manhattan data center available to NYU and to the remote-terminal users. This computer is reasonably reliable, and the most serious bugs have apparently been removed from the transmission system. NAL now has immediate access to the computer for most of the day and turn-around time for jobs with moderate amounts of output is often less than one hour. We have always received excellent service and help from Argonne's Applied Mathematics Division, which has made its two computers, a CDC 3600 and an IBM 360-75, available to us. At present we have a courier service to Argonne making three trips a day, soon to be extended to five. In addition IBM is furnishing very competent personnel to help convert …

This report is a survey of the historical background and development of electoral college and a compilation of proposals to reform it with pro and con analyses and a selected Bibliography

Arguments are presented which suggest that PCAC is generally applicable only in theories where the once-integrated commutator of axial currents is a conserved vector current.

This report contains the reports of progress and the plans for future work of Douglas United Nuclear, and Atlantic Richfield on the Basic Production Mission. This mission covers the Research and Development work associated with operating the Hanford production complex in its present mode. For the conventional reactors this means primarily the production of weapons-grade plutonium. For the N Reactor this primarily concerns the production of plutonium of 12 percent Pu-240 content, or such other Pu-240 level as may be assigned by the Commission. For Atlantic Richfield this entails isolating and purifying the products of the above described reactor operations. The report describes scope and objectives, progress during report period, evaluation of effort, budget period plans, milestones, references, and statistical summary schedules for the Hanford low pressure reactors, the N reactor, and spent fuel processing activities.

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A primary factor in assessing the impact on the biosphere of the discharge of heated reactor effluent to the Columbia River is the degree of initial dilution. Each of the reactor effluent lines discharges at the bottom of the river, approximately normal to the current, and near the main channel. As part of the Division of Production research and development program titled ``The Effects of Reactor Effluent on the Quality of Columbia River Water,`` the temperature measurements recorded in this document were taken over a period of several years. Generally, the exact locations of the ends of the effluent lines could not be determined from the river. The intent therefore was to determine the initial degree of dilution at the point where the mixed effluent first reached the surface, the so-called ``bubble,`` over a range of river flow-rates. A secondary goal was to determine the distance downstream (in quarter-mile increments) at which vertical mixing of the effluent streams could be considered complete. The data reported here have been partially reported previously and used in the development of a mathematical model of plume development. The purpose of this document is to provide a record of the field data in more detail …

The purpose of this program is to conduct studies in the freshwater environment to acquire data needed to evaluate and predict the potential radiation hazards to human populations in the defined regions of proposed nuclear excavations in the Republics of Panama and Colombia. The results of the field surveys conducted in Phase II are presented in this report. Specifically, the data describes the elemental composition of the major components of the ecosystem, and reports the calculated stable element concentration factors for the major food organisms. This data provides baseline values from which predictions can be made of the potential maximum radionuclide intake by populations using this resource.

A report regarding the irradiation behavior of Unalloyed hypostoichiometric uranium carbide experiment AI 3-11 and review

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This report describes the correlation study of the ultrasonic shearwave inspection of nozzle coolant-channel brazed shear-joints.

This report describes research, development, support, and test activities in the Sandia Laboratory Aerospace Nuclear Safety Program for May 1968.

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This report is about violence and the mass media

This report covers the proposals and reactions from the Federal Data Center.

This report covers the selected characteristics of the firearms control laws of 30 foreign countries.