Alphabetical Testimony, C, 1966-1971

File — Box: 277, Folder: 3

Identifier: CAC_CC_026_1_277_3_0000

Staff Only

Donald F. Cameron, June 7, 1967; Statement of William D. Carey, Assistant Director of the Bureau of the Budget before the Senate Subcommittee on Government Research on S. J. Res. 145, Which Would Create a National Commission on Health Science and Society, April 2, 1968; William R. Carmack; Statement of Richard M. Carrigan of the National Education Association on S 836 - "National Foundation for Social Sciences Act of 1966"; Statement of Dr. Launor F. Carter to the Subcommittee on Government Research, Committee on Government Operations regarding S-836, A Bill to Create a National Foundation for the Social Sciences, June 2, 1967; Statement to the Subcommittee on Government Research on S-836, A Bill to Create a National Foundation for the Social Sciences, by Gwendolen M. Carter, June 21, 1967; Science and technology and Regional Economic Development by Benjamin Chinitz, May 11, 1967; Ewan Clague, July 19, 1967; Chester W. Clark, May 23, 1967; Testimony on the Subject of Human Resources Development by Oscar Cohen, April 10, 1968; Comments by Gerhard Colm on the proposed Full Opportunity and Social Accounting Act of 1967 (S. 843), June 26, 1967; Statement by John J. Conger, Ph.D., On S. J. Res. 145 to create a Commission on Health Science and Society, March 27, 1968; Ethics and Medical Priorities by Professor Joseph D. Cooper, April 1, 1968; Theodore Cooper, M.D., Ph.D., April 1, 1968; Statement of Professor Joseph D. Cooper on problems pertaining to S-843: Full Opportunity and Social Accounting Act of 1967; Creative Pluralism: Medical Ombudsman by Joseph D. Cooper, Ph.D., February 28, 1967; The Role of the University in Technological Advance by Carson, October 21, 1966; Dr. George L. Cross, July 27, 1966; Statement of Senator Carl t. Curtis (R-Nebr.) on S. Res. 110, May 10, 1967.

Dates

1966-1971

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