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William M. (William Marvin) Whyburn

1901–1972 as the Library of Congress records it · Library of Congress authority record ↗

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By William M. (William Marvin) Whyburn

Selection of correspondence to Paul M. Gross, Vice-President of Duke University, regarding the Governor's Advisory Committee on Nuclear Energy and draft legislation.

Whyburn, William M. (William Marvin), 1901-1972 · 1959

Letters of 1959 to Duke vice president Paul M. Gross from William M. Whyburn of the University of North Carolina and others, on the Governor's Advisory Committee on Nuclear Energy. Included are a draft act on ionizing radiation, radiation machines, radioactive materials and atomic energy, and papers on a Southern interstate nuclear effort. Luther Hodges, Dean W. Colvard and J. W. Roy Norton are among those named. 36 images.

About William M. (William Marvin) Whyburn

Records of the Office of the Senior Vice President and Vice President for Academic Affairs, 1932-2012 (bulk 1954-1996).

University of North Carolina (System). Office of the Senior Vice President and Vice President for Academic Affairs · 1932

Academic affairs files of the University of North Carolina System, 1932 to 2012 with the bulk running 1954 to 1996, approximately 56,400 items in 73.5 linear feet, University Archives collection 40012. Topics include system curricula, graduate work and administration, name vice presidents such as Raymond H. Dawson and Roy Carroll, and reach as far as the history of basketball at North Carolina State.

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