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Conferring during the first session of the United Nations atomic energy commission are Bernard M
Conferring during the first session of the United Nations atomic energy commission are Bernard M

Conferring during the first session of the United Nations atomic energy commission are Bernard M

Date6/17/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: Conferring during the first session of the United Nations atomic energy commission are Bernard M. Baruch; left; U.S. representative; and Trygve Lie; secretary-general of the U.N. Baruch suggested plans for adequate control of atomic energy
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019270F
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