A.E.C.
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The A.E.C. assumed that the financial value of the fissile material would encourage companies to safeguard it carefully.
From The New Yorker
According to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, President Gerald Ford discussed the theft with James Connor, an aide who’d been an official at the A.E.C.
From The New Yorker
“The N.R.C. inherited the regulatory staff and adopted the rules and regulations of the A.E.C. intact.”
From New York Times
Since atoms were being discussed outside the Atomic Energy Commission, Chairman Alexandre Parodi called an A.E.C. meeting to protect its prerogatives.
From Time Magazine Archive
Bernard Baruch of the U.S. summarized the A.E.C.'s findings to date, repeated the proposals which he had been making all along.
From Time Magazine Archive
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