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Philip Morrison: American physicist is strong advocate of nuclear arms control.
Philip Morrison: American physicist is strong advocate of nuclear arms control.

Philip Morrison: American physicist is strong advocate of nuclear arms control.

Date7/26/1984
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0131197F
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Pekka Sinervo: U of T physicist says top quark is one of the last missing links.
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Gordon Edwards: Nuclear lobbyists control research.
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Strong-arm tactics: Denis Richards of Spar Aerospace Ltd
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K. J. Easton, a vice-president of U.S.controlled Famous Players, a strong opponent of control. We merely act as sophisticated antennas, he says.
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Ontario legislature's new sergeant at arms, Major Reginald Soame (centre) and his wife talk with Lt
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