TI D-3909(Suppl.) BIOLCGY AND MEDICINE

AN ATOMIC RADIATION BIBLIOGRAPHY A List of Reports Submitted to the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation (Supplement)

Compiled by Alfred W. Klement, Jr.

May 15, 1962

Fallout Studies Branch Division of Biology and Medicine, AEC Washington, D. C. I

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3003950 RE2ORl5 ON AToMlC RADIATION S-D TO THE UNITED NATIONS SCIENTIFIC CObBlITTEE ON THE EFFECTS OF ATOMIC RADIATION (Supplement 1)

Compiled by Alfred W. Klement, Jr. Fallout Studies Branch Mvision of Biology and Medicine U. 9. Atomic Energy Commiesion Washington 25, D. C.

A list of reports submitted to the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effect8 of Atomic Radiation from member governments and certain international agencies and organizations was issued in TID-3909*, March 1, 1961, "An Atomic Energy Bibliography". Reports submitted since that time through April 2, 1962 are listed below. This list has been prepared from actual reports. Further supplements vi11 be issued as warranted.

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3003952 LIST OF REPORTS

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Serlee A/AC .&/G/L 559 IO-ICRU Ewosure of Man to Ionizing Radiation Arising from Medical Proceduree with Special Reference to Radiation Induced Diseases - An Enquiry into Methods of Evaluation, December 1960. (Informal report). 69 50 IO Meeting with Experts on Somatic and Genetic Radiation Effects, Munich 1959. (Informal report). 61

561 WHO Medical Superrlsion in Radiation Work, Second Report of the Expert Committee on Radiation, WHO Technical Report Series No. 196, Geneva, 1960. (**31m). 31 562 U.S.A. Fallout Program, Quarterly Summary Report, E. P. Hardy, Jr., J, Rivera, and R. Frankel, U. S. AEC, Health and Safety Laboratory, report HASL-105, January 9 1.961. (Dep.; $2.75 Ws). (NS 15-b). 182 563 U.S.A. Radiological Health Data, Monthly Report Vol. 1, No. 9, U. S. PIS, December 1960. ($1.00 OTS). 53

564 U.S.A. Fission Product Radioactivity in the Air along the &th Meridian (West) during 1959, L. B. Lockhart, Jr.. g., U. S. Naval Research Lab., Waebington, report NRL5528, August 15, 1960. 17 565 U.S.A. Atmospheric Radiosctivlty in South America Md Antarctica, L. B. ]Lockhart, Jr., U. S. Naval Research lab., Washi on, report NRL-5526, August 15, 196O.TSA 15-1617). (Also- J. Geophys. -Res. 65:3999-4005(1960)). 9

3 U.N. submittea Title NO. of Number OY Pages 566 Medical Survey of Rongelap People Five and Six Years after Exposure to Fallout (with an Addendum on Vegetation) R. A. Conara, et al., Brookhaven National Lab., U. S. AEC report BNL-609 (T-179), September 1960. 86 567 Effects of Inhaled Radioactive Particles, N&-NRC, 1961 (NSA 15-2'7399) 78 568 Long-Term Effects of Ionizing Radia- tion from External Sources, NAS-NRC, PubI.. 849, 1961. (NSA 15-274OO). 82 569 Effects of Ionizing Radiation on the Hman Hemapoietic System, NAS-NRC, able 875, 1961. (NSA 15-2'7401)- 13 . 570 Cancer Research, J. J. Haggerty, U. S. AEC Division of Biology and Medicine, report TID-U132, Novem- ber 1960. (Dep., $2.25 CrrS) (NSA 15-10614). 94 571 Fate of Radioactive Contaminants in Water, Profless Report No. 2, Technical Report R60-2, May 1, 1948 to June 1959. U. S. Public Health Service, Cincinnati, 1960. 33 572 Radiological Health Data, Monthly Report, Vol. 11, No. 3, U. S. PHS, (PB 161371-12), March 1961. ($1.00 ms). 167 573 Radiological Health Data, Monthly Report, Vol. 11, No. 2, February 1961. ($1.00 ms). ll1 574 Fall-out Program, Quarterly Suuunary Report, E. P. Hardy, Jr., et al., UI S. AEC report HASL-ll1, April 1, 1961. (Dep., $3.00 OTS) (NSA 15- 14537) 212 L

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576 U. S. A. Radiation Research in the Life Sciences, Cm. on Government Operations, U. S. Senate , Washington , November 28 , 1960. ($0.55 GPO) (NSA 15-8470). 175 577 Germany The 90-Strontium Content of Hurnan Bones and Tissues in 1958, 1959 and 1960, D. Merten and 0. Pribim, Fed. Mln. Nuclear Energy and Water Economy, Bad Godesberg, January 2, 1961 (NSA 15-29532) 17 578 Sweden Advection over Sweden of Radioactive hrst from the First French Nuclear Test mlo8ionJ G. &dblOIDJ Forsvarets Forsningsanstalt, Stockholm, FOA 4 Rapport A 4155-4727 (Rev.) February 1961. 17 579 Sweden Studies on Plan Accumulation of Fis- sion Products under Swedish Conditions, L. Fredriksson and A. Eriksson, E., FOA 4 Rapport A 4187-4623 - Part I, hlarch 1961. 19 580 Sweden Studies on Plant Accumulation of Fis- sion Products under Swedish Conditions, L. Redriksson, et al. mid., FOA 4 Rapport A 41884E3: Part 11, WCh 1961. 30 581 Sweden Studies on Plant Accumulation of Fis- sion Products under Swedish Conditions, -Ib1d.J FOA 4 RappO~A 4189-4623 - Part IIIJ ~arCh1.961.. 12 582 Norway Fall-out in Norwegian MIU In 1959, Y. Bergh, a&, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, Kjeller - Lillestrom, FFIS report S-03, Decem- ber 7, 1960. (NSA 15-15892). 11

5 J U.N. Submitted Title NO. of Number by Page 6 Norway Seasonal and latitudinal Varia- tions in Redloactive Fall-out, T. Hvlnden et al., Ibid., report F-412, January 1961.7~~.m~) (NDA 15-18331). 13

FA0 Dietary Levels of Sr-9 and CeSIU- 137, A SUDrmary of World Information, Rome, 1961. (NSA 15-29533). 56 Argentina (F) Genetically Significant Dose from Medical Radlodiagnosis, A. E. Placer, CNEA Informe No. 49, 1961. (NSA 15-31923 19 Norway Caesium 137 in Air, Precipitation, Drinking Water, Milk and Beef in Norway during 1959 and 1960, T. Hvinden and A. Lillegraven, Nor- wegian Defence Research Establish- ment, KJeller-Lillestrom, FFD? re- port F-0043, February ll, 1961. (NSA 15-26980) 6 U. K. Sr-go in Milk and Agricultural Materiale In the U. K., 1959 - 1960 Agricultural Research Council, Radiobiological Laboratory, report ARCRL-4, 1961. (5s HMSO). (Dep, m, $0.70 BIS). (NSA 15-18365). 81 France Measurements of Radioactive Con- tamination of the Food Chain, A. Chevallier and R . Schneider, Jan. 1958 - June 1960. Bull. In2 Nat'l.- Hygiene 16 (1-7-272. 66 India Sr-9 in Milk and Human Bone in India, K. G. Vohra et s., J. Med. Sci.- (In-) 14(9)Xll-81771960). 7 Argentlna(F) Radiostrontium Contamination dur- lng the Year 1960, D. Benison 2 al., CNEA Informe NO. 50, 1961. (NSA 15- 30982) 12

6 591 U. S. A. Genetic Research Program of the Division of Biology ma Medicine U. S. AEC report TID441, January 1960. (Dep. $1.25 OTS). (NSA 15- 2394) 117 I 592 Czechoslovakia Delayed Changes in Children Follow- ing Irradiation with small X-rw Doses, V. Stasek al., Czech. Acad. Sci ., Prague. TPreliminary Communication). 11 593 Czechoslovakia An investigation of Gonad Dose Exposure in Radiotherapy of Non- Malignant Conditions, J. Jakoubkova et &., Charles University, Prague. VSA 15-30412) 5 594 Italy Data on Environmental Radioactivity, Collected In Italy (July-December 1960) Comitato Nazionale per El’energia Nucleare, Rome, BI0/03/61, February 1961. 149 595 U. S. A. Radiological Health Data, Vol. 11, No. 4, U. 5. PHS. April 1961. (Quarterly Report). ($1.00 GPO). 205 596 U. S. A. Radiological Health Data, Vol. 11, No. 5, U. S. PHS. May 1.961. ($1.00 GPO). 23 5 597 U. S. A. Acute Radiation Death Resulting from an Accidental Nuclear Critical Ex- curslon, T. L. Ship=, et&., J. Occupational E,3 ( 3 suppl .) :la- 192. 47 598 U. S. A. Atmospheric Radioacttvlty ana NU- out Research, Division of Biology, U. S. MC report TID-12616, April 1961. (DeP., $0.75) (NSA 15-23768). 72

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599 U. S. A. Fallout Programs - Quarterly Sum- nary Report, U. s. AEC report HASL-U, July 1, 1961. (Dep., $2.50 OTS) (NSA 15-23754). 115

600 France (F) Results of a First Irquiry into the Somatic Effects of Foeto-Embryonic Irradiation in utero, R. Turping, Institute de Progenese. 16

601 Erance (F) Technique of Anatomic Autoradio- graphy at the Temperature of Liquid Nitrogen, Pathologie-Biologie 9(3/4) :233-252 (1961) 20 602 IAEA Survey of Radioactivity in Food Con- sued in Austria, June - Dec. 1960, Vie-, W/7J 1961. (NSA 15-30413) 53 603 U. K. Bibliography of Papers Published by United Kingdame Sources from November 1960 to April 1961 on Radiobiological and Allied Subjects. 7 604 U. K. Current Data on the Frequency of Human Sek Chromosome Abnormalties. W. M. Court-&own, Medical Research council, mc. 61/716. 7 605 U. K. Relationship between the Deposition of Strontium-% and the Contamins- tion of Milk in Britain during 1958- 1960, g. 0. Bartlett, et al., Agricul- tural Research Council, Radiobiologi- cal Laboratory, Letcombe, July 1961. (Preliminary report; ~unrmaryin G/L 701) (NSA 15-30983) 15 606 The Genetically Significant Dose in Medical Uses of X-Rays and Radioac- tive Materials, A. Holthusen, E&., Fed. Min. Nuclear Energy and Water Economy, EM Godesberg, March 3, 1961. (NSA 15-309d4). 11 Us N. Submitted Title No. of Number by Pages 607 Radioactive Fall-out Data 1959, A. W. Klement, Jr., ed., U. S. AEC report TID-11851, May 1960. (Dep., $1.00 OTS). (NSA 15- 17125 * 110 . 608 The Effects of Consanguinity on the Distribution of Continuously Variable Characteristics, 8. M. Slates and Robert E. Hoine, Am. J. Human Genetics u(1) (Pt. lm 31 (1961). 4 609 Radiological Health Data, U. S. PHS 2( 6) :237-270, (June 1961). ($1.00 GPO). 270 610 Atmospheric Wansport of Artifical Radioactivity, E. A. Martell and P. J. Drevinsky, Science 132(3439): 1523-31(19&) 8 611 Dominant Lethal Effects of High Intensity X-Irradiation of Mouse Spermatogonia, M. F. won, etg., Medical Research Council, Harwell mc 61/839. 3 612 Sex Chromosome Loss in Mice Follow- ing Irradiation of the Fertilized Egg, A. R. Searle, z. MRC. 61/ 840. 2 613 Radlochemical Procedures for the Assay of Iaw Levels of Strontium-90 Activity in Milk, Human Bone and Water, S. B. Hingorani, Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay, Bombay, report AEET/AM/17, 1960. (NSA 15-30704). 14 614 Levels of Contamination of the Ground Layer of the Atmosphere by Products of Nuclear Weapons Tests, According to Measurements Taken in the Moscow Area from 1955 to 1959, S. G. Malakov, Acad. Nauk SSSR, Moscow, 1960. 39

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615 USSR (F) Global Atmospheric Distribution and FaU-out of the Radioactive Products of Nuclear Explosions, I. Karol adS. G. MalakOV, E. 102

616 USSR (F) Composition and Concentration of Radioactive Contaminants In the Air in the Indian and the Pacific Oceans in 1959-1960, Based on Material Gathered by the Expedi- tion on Board the Research Vessel "Vityaz", V. N. Kavtenchik, et al., -Ibid. 25 USSR (F) Effect of Ionizing Radiation on the Nucleic Metabolism in Sex Cells of Breeding Wes In Relation to the Development of Male and Female Characters in Their Progeny. 8

618 USSR (F) Quantitative Study of the Sensi- tivity of the Central Nervous Sys- tern to ionizing Radiation. 5 619 USSR (F) The Role of Rsdiation Injury to Intracellular Membranes in the Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation. 14

620 USSR (F) The Rhythm of Oxidization Proces- ses and Its Disturbance under the Action of Radiation. 21

621 USSR (F) The Transfer of Strontium-90 from Mother to Offspring and the Change in the Nervous and Cardiovascular Systems of the Latter. 25 622 USSR (F) The Nature of Primary Cytogenetic Radiation Injury and the Catalytic Activity of Chromosomes. 4 623 USSR (F) The "Oqygen Effect" Observed dur- ing Radiation Injury to Plant and Animal Cells. 12

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624 USSR (F) The Reversibility of Various Forms of Radiation Injury in Diploid Yeast Cells. 11 625 USSR (F) Certain Problems of Modern HadiObiOlOw - 18 626 USSR (F) Reaction of the Adrenal Cortex under Low-Dose Internal Irradia- tion of the Body, V. I. Kandra, Erissman Research Inst. of Sani- tation and Hygiene, Moscow. 6

627 USSR (F) Analysis of the Effect of the Basic Physic&l Factors Affecting Radiosensitivlty . 10 628 USSR (F) Reaction of the Adrenal Medulla under Low-Dose Internal Irradia- tion of the Body, V. I. Kandrar, Erissmsn Research Inst. of Sani- tation and Hygiene, Moscow. 6

629 USSR (F) Fluoroscopic Study of Changes in the Nucleo-Proteins and Their De- rivatives in Irradiated Cells. 20

630 USSR (F) The Effect of Exposure to X-Rays on the OxidizFng Phosphorylation in Plant Mitochondria. 11 631 USSR (F) Effect of Repeated Low-Dose Exposure to X-Rays on the Activity of the Hi&er Sections of the Central Ner- vous System of Anirrals. 24

63 2 USSR (F) The Significance of Regenerative Processes in Tissue Reaction to Irradiation. 7 633 USSR (F) Chan$es in the Conditioned Reflex Activity of Dogs induced by Chronic General Exposre to Maximum Permis- sible Doses of X-Rays. 9

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3003961 U. N. Submitted Title NO. Of Number by Pages 63 4 USSR (F) Albumen Metabolism and the Im- munogenic Characteristics of Cell &ganoids in Acute Radiation Sick- ness, L. J. Iljina and p. V. Petrov 6 63 5 USSR (F) The Suppression of Regenerative Pro- cesses in the Bones of Animals under Various Conditions of Irradiation. 15 63 6 USSR (F) An Experimental Study of the Primary Mechanism of the Effects of Radiation on Cell Nuclei. 31 637 USSR (F) Certain Questions Involved in Deter- mining the Maximum Permissible Quantities of Absorbed Radioisotopes by Means of Biological Experiments. 15 638 USSR (F) Spectrophotometric and Ftadiometric Study of Desoxyribonucleic Acid Com- pounde Extracted from the Liver of Rats Affected by Strontium-90, M. S. Uspenskaya. 6

639 USSR (F) The Initial Mechanisms of the Bio- logical Effects of Ionizing Radiation. 11 640 USSR (F) Certain Mechanisms in the Effect of Chronic Small-Dose Exposure of the Whole Body to X-Rays on the Higher Ner- vous Activity and Certain Vegetative Functions of White Rets, L. 0. samoilovs. 5 641 USSR (F) The Characteristics of Chronic Injuries Caused by Strontium-90. 27 642 USSR (F) The Nature of the Change Occurr- ing in the Polymer Spectnun of DNA when Exposed in Solution to X-Rays. 3 643 USSR (F) Two Types of Radiation After-Effects Observed in Grains of Baxley. 4 644 USSR (F) Transfer of Strontium-90 from Femle Rats to Their Progeny. 4

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545 USSR (F) Albumen Synthesis in the &ganoids of , Tissue Cells of Nom1 and Irradiated . White Rata. 4 646 Argentina (F) The Uptake of Sr-go - Y -90 in Plants : Radioautographic Study of Such Uptake in Vicia faba, C. NUlleZ, Rev. Public. Navales

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Germy Research on Fundamental Radiobiology and Somatic Effects of Radiation of Germany 1954-1960, 0. Hwj Fed. Min. of Nuclear Energy and Water Economy, Bad Godesberg, February 7, 1961. 67 648 Gennsny Major Radiogenetical Studies Carried out in the Federal Republic of Germany during 1953 to 1960, H. Marquardt, Fed. Min. of Nuclear Energy and Water Economy, Bad Godesberg, March 30, 1961. 8 649 Sweden Dietribution of Radiocesium in Mice. An Autoradiographic Study, A. Nelson. et al., Acta-Radiologics 55( 5) :374- 3371961) 10 650 Sweden Radioactivity in People Living in the North of Sweden, I. 0. Andersson and I. Nilsson, Atomic Energy Co., Stockholm. (NSA 16-5598). 5 651 Sweden Radiocesium and Potassium in Norwegians, j. Eaarl:, et al., Nor- wegian Radium Hospital, Oslo, and University of Lund, Lund. 8 652 Sweden CS-137 Burdens in Swedish Laplanders and Reindeer, K. Liden, University of Lund, Lund. (NSA 16-5126) 5 653 Australia Strontium-90 in Fall-out and in Man in Australia, F. J. Bryant, et g., -Nature 190( 4778) :754-757 (19n). 4.

3003953 U. Ne Submitted Title NO. Of Number by Pages 654 Czechoslovekia picOgyptional Exposure to Sr and Ra, Preliminary report, J. Mueller, et al., Karlova Univer- sita, Prague, November I, 1961. (NSA 16-5153). 14 655 Czechoslovakia Results of Systematic Measurement of Fall-out in Hradec Kralove and Plzen, Czechoslovakia, W. Santholzer, -et ,*fa1 Charles University, Hradec Kralove and Plzen. (NU 16-5598). 15 656 Switzerland(F) 4. Report to the Federal Council of the Federal Conmission on Radio- activity Monitoring, P. Huber, Bull. Eidg. Cesundheitamtes Suppl. B(3): 1-35 (1961). (German ppe 1-27> Fr. 28-35 35 657 France (F) Determination of W/R Ratio in Bone and Muscle by the Equivalent Cases Method. Case of Lm Energy X-RayS (WL Less Than 1 AI.), A. - 'M. Roux'and A. Allisy, Ann. Rdrdiologie 4(5/6): (1961) a 658 France (F) Two Years of Monitoring of the Radio- activity of the Rhone and of the Ground Water Table, Bull. Inst. National d'Hygiene 16(3:643-664 (1961). 22 659 Canada Strontium-90 and Cesium-137 in Canadian Wheat (1957-1959), W. E. Grumltt and E. R. Robertson, AECL No. CRER-1000, November 1960. (NSA 16-5148). 22 660 U. S. A. Applications of Radioisotopes and Radiation in the Life Sciences, Summary-Analysis of Hearing, June 1961. ($0.15 GPO) (See 660/Add. 1). 23

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660/Add.1 U. S. A. Toid, Hearings before the Subcorn- -mittee on Research, Development and Radiation, Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Congress of the U. S., !larch 27-30, 1961, 1961. ($1.50 GPO). (NSA 15 -27309) . 513 661 WAR Gonadal and Bone Wrroxr Dose in Medical Diagnostic Radioloa, K. A. :hlmou9, 5 &., Atomic Enerm Establishment, Cairo, 2. (UAiGCW? Vol. 3-1) August 1961. (NSA 16-5114). 13

662 U.G Annex to Paper of Estimation of Gonad Dose in Radiotherapy of Benign Con- ditions, El. 14. Nahfouz and M. A. i.lahmoud, (UARSCEAR Vol. 2-1)CairoJ July 1.961.. 2 663 UAR Report on Exposure of Workers of Atomic Energy Establishment of United Arab Republic, El. M. MahfouzJ et al., Atomic Energy Establishment (UAI3SCE.Q Vol. 3-2), Cairo, AuGst 1961. (NSA 16-6637) 5 664 Fall-out over United Arab Republic from the Fourth French Nuclear Test over Algerian Sahara, K. A. bkhmoud, Ibid. (UARSCE.48 Vola 3-3) August 1961. 16-5549). 10 Strontium 90, Stable Strontium and Stable Calcium in Soil, Food Items, Water and Human Bone in Egypt (U.A.R..), K. A. Mahmoud, et al. (U/LRSCFAR Vol. 3-4) August 19G7NSA 16-4020). 8 Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation on Nan. Detailed Annual Report No. 2. J Cairo, July 1961, H. Awwaad, et al. (Ma 16-5154). 46 U. N. Submitted Title NO. Of Number by Pages

667 U. K. Assay of Strontium-90 in Human Bone in the United Kingdom. Re- sults for 1960, Part I uith sow Further Results for 1958 and 1959. Medical Research Council Monitor- ing Report, Series No. 2, 1961. (1s 3d RMSO). 15 668 U. K. Human Bone Vetabolism Deduced from Strontium Assays, F. J. Bryant and J. F. Loutit, U.K. AEA, report AERE- R-3718, 1961. (Dep. mc $1.12 BIS) (8s HMO) @SA 15-27339j- 57 669 Norway Fall-out in Norwegian Milk in 160, A. Lillegraven, et al., Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, Kjeuer, PISreport s-06, my 1961. 21

670 Sweden The Protective Effect of Cysteamine Against Genetic Damages by X-Rays in SDermatozoa from Mice, K. 0. Lunlng,-. e‘t al. Radiation Research 14(6): E3318 71961). 6

671 Sweden Sex-Ratio - An Unreliable Method for Estimations of Radiation Hazards, K. G. Wing, Lab. Radiation Genetics, Stockholm. (NSA 16-5218) 22

672 U. S. A. Radiological Health Data, U. S. PHS, 2(7) :“71-333 (July 1961) (Quarterly Report). ($1.00 GPO). 63

673 U. S. A. Radiological Health Data, U. S. PHS., 2(8) ~335-379 (August 1961.) (a.00 GPO). 45 674 U. S. A. Assessment of the Radiation Dose Due to Fall-out, P. F. Gustsfson, Radiologg 75( 2) :282-288 (1960)- 7 675 U. S. A. The Dose-Response Relation in Radia- tion Induced Cancer, A. C. Upton, Oak Ride National Laboratory. (Submitted for publication). 47

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30039bb U. N. Submitted Title NO. Of Number by Pages 676 U. K. Radiostrontium and Radiocaesium in Drinking Water in the United Kingdom, R. N. Crooks, et. e., U. K. AEA, report AERE-R-3552, 1961. (3s HMSO). (kp. $0.42 BIS) (NSA 15-r3534) 19 677 U. S. A. Offsite Ecological Research of the Division of Biology and Medicine - Terrestrial and Freshwater, U. S. AEC report TID-13358, June 1961- (Bp. $2.50 OTS) (NSA 15-2897). 138 678 U. S. A. Radiological Health Data, U. S. PHS, 2( 9) :335-379 (September. 1961). ($1.00GPO). 45 679 u. s. A. Fall-out Program Quarterly Sumpnary, E. P. Hardy, Jr., et al., U. S. AEC report HASL-115, October 1961. (Dep. $5.00 OTS) (NSA 15-30991) 399 680 U. S. A. Bioenvironmental Features of the Ogotoruk Creek Area, Cape Thompson, Alaska. A First Surmpary by the Comittee on Environmental Studies for Project Chariot, U. S. AEX report TID-12439, Eecember 1960. ($1.00 OTS). 69 681 U. S. A. Atmospheric Radioactivity at Kodiak and Wales, Alaska, U. S. Naval Research Lab., Washington, Report N'RL-5658, August 11, 1961. (NSA 15-29543). 18 682 Us S. A. Evaluation of the Ground Water Con- tamination Hazard from Underground Nuclear Explosion, UCRL-5538, April 8, 1959. ($0.75 ms). 24 683 U. S. A. Distribution of Radioactivity from a Nuclear Excavation, R. E. Batzel, University of California, Livermore, U. S. AEC report UCRL-6249-T, October 26, 1960. (Dep. $0.50 (IPS). (NSA 15- 7452 18

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U. S. A. Proceedings of the Second Plowshare Symposium May 13-15, 1959, San Francisco, California. Part I. Phenomenology of Underground Nuclear Explosions, University of California, Livermore, U. S. llEC report UCRL- 5675, WY 15, 1959. (BP-$3.00 ms) @SA 14-E688). 164 Japan Strontium-90 and Cesium-l37 Fall-out Deposits and Implications of Their Ratio, M. Izawa, et al., J. Rad. Re- search 2( 1):29-4171%1). (NSA 16- 77w 13 Japan Cesium-137 and Strontium-go in Sea Water, Y. Miyake, et al., J. Rad. Research 2( 1): 25-mlql) .'(NsA16- 7760). 4 Japan A New Method of Measurement of Absorp- tion Dose Rate from Terrestrial Back- ground Radiation, H. Watanabe, =. 2(2):1-7 (1961) (NSA 16-nO6). 7 Japan Deposition of CS-137 and Sr-90 in Tok~o. Y.-Miyalse, a~.. ,-Papers in-Meterol. l2(g:1-2 (1961). (NSA 16- 2 Japan Measurement of the Carbon-14 Concen- tration in Essential Oil Using the Liquid Scintillation Spectrometer, Y. Kasida, g., National Inst. Radiological Sciences, Chiba-shi, Japan, August 1961. (NSA 16-4312). 2

Japan The Concentrations of 90 Sr and 137 Cs in Land Waters in Japan, N.

18 u. N. submittea Title NO. Of Number by Pages 691 Japan Cesium-137 Levels in Human Body, A%. 19s - hug. 1960, N. Yamagata, -Bid. (TO be published in ml. Inst. Publ. Hlth. 10: (1961mSA 16-43W) . 692 Japan Measurements with a Whole Body Counter, Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute, August 1961. (NSA 16-4313) 16 693 Japan Natural Concentration of ~rypton-85, Carbon-14 and Tritim in Recent Years, Gakushuin University, Mejiro, Tokyo, August 1961. (NSA 16-4389). 4 694 Japan Physical Aspect of Fall-out in the Troposphere, R. Koike, Papers in Sum- mary of the Observation Results for Deposition of Radioactivity in the world awing IGY-It%, Science Council of,Japan, March 1961. (Japan Meteoro- logical Agency, Towo). pp. 136-140. 5 695 Japan Influence of Radioactivity of the Atomic Explosion in Sahara Desert, -Ibid. pp. l30-135. 6 696 Japan The Peak in Radioactive Fallout In the Temperate Zone of the Northern Hemisphere, Y. Mlyake, 5 &., Meterological Research Institute, ToWO, August 1961. (NSA 16-5599). 9 697 Japan Penetration of Artificial Radlo- activity in Deep Waters of the Pacific and Vertical Difmion Rate of Sea Water, w. (NSA 16-5551). 17 698 Japan Seasonal Variation of Radioactive Fell-Out, Ibld. Also J. CeOphyS Res. 67:18333 (1962). (NSA 16- 5552) 17 u. N. Submitted Title No. of Number by Pages

699 FA0 The Organization of Surveys for Radionuclides in Food and micul- ture, Report of the FA0 Expert Committee, 9ome, 12-18 July 1961, 1961. (In press). 100 .

700 U. K. Medical X-Ray Exposure History of the Parents of Children with DOwn’s Syndrome (Mongolism), A. C. Stevenson and V. Matouser, Medical Research Council,, Population Genetics Research Unit, Heddington, Oxford. 10

701 U. K. Surveys of Radioactivity in Human Diet and Experimental Studies, Report for 1960, Agricultural Research Council, Radiobiological Laboratory, report ARCR L-5, 1961. (a.31BIS) (6s HMSO) . (asn 16-5147). 88

702 USSR (F) Intensive Radio-Active Fall-Gut at Simyeiz (Crimea) Resulting from Nuclear Fxplosion at Sahara, February 13, 1960, MOSCOW, 1961. 36 703 USSR (F) Investigation of Radio-Active Pol- lution in the alack Sea Area in 1959, B. P. Shvedov, et al., Moscow, 1961. 28 704 USSR (F) Pollution of the Seas and Oceans by Artificial Radio-Active MBterials, Moscov, 1961. 17 705 USSE (F) Strontium-90 Content in Bone Tissue of Persons Living in the Soviet Union, Moscow, 1961. 14

706 ussa (F) Fall-out of Long-Lived Fission Products in the Soviet Union in 1959 and 1960, Moscor~, 1961. 9 707 USSR (F) Sr-90 and Cs-137 Content of Milk Samples Tested in Various Areas of the USSR in 1960, Moscow, 1961. 7 U. N. Submitted Title No. of Number by Pages

70 8 France (F) Study of the Tendency of Soils -situ to Retain Radiostrontium, P. Bovard and A. Grauby, CEN report CEA-1751, 1960. (Dep. mc) (NSA15- 15850). 26 '

709 France (F) Technique for Study of the Radio- active Contamination of Soils &I -situ, J. Bourrier, P. Bovard, and A. Grauby, CEA, CEN, report B. T. G. R. No. 48-2, May 10, 1960. 68

710 Denmark Environmental Radioactivity in Denmark 1960, A. AaPkrog and J. Lippert, Denmark Atomic Energy Commission, Research Establishment RISO, report RISO-23, June 1, 1960. 51 711 6elgium (F) Radioactive Fall-out at Mol, Progress Report for 1st Six Months of 1960, R. Boulenger, and E. vander Stricht, Centre d'Etude de 1'Energie Nucleaire, Bruxelles, November, 1960. 23 712 U. K. Radioactive Fall-out in Air and Rain: Results to the Middle of 1961, R. N. Crooks et &. U. K. AEA, Harwell, report AERE-R-3.766, 1961. (3s 6d HMSO) ($0.49 BIS) (NSA 16-394). 20

7 13 u. s. A. Radiological Health Data, U. S. PHS 2( 10) :417-470 (October 1961) (Quarterly Report) ($1. OOGPO) . 56

714 U. S. A. Radiological Health Data, U. S. PHS 2( 11) :471-505 (November 1961) . ($1.00 GPO). 37 715 U. S. A. Fall-out from 1957 and 1958 Nuclear Test Series, W. R. Collins et al., Science 134(3484) :980-984 (1961). 5 716 U. S. A. The Latent Period, Incidence, and Growth of Sr-90-Induced Osteosarcomas in CFl and CBA Mice, M. P. Finkel et al., Radiology, 77(2) :269-281( 1961) . 12

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117 Canada The Effect of Radiation Dose Rate upon the Production of Eye Colour Mutations in the Chalcid Dahlbominus, W. F. Baldwin, AECL. 12

718 U. K. Strontium 90 in Bones of Infants in Hong Kong, F. J. Bryant and J. F. Loutit, U. K. AEA and MRC, Harwell, 1961. 1

719 u. K. Bibliography of Papers Published by the United Kingdom Sources from May to October 1961, on Radiobiological and Allied Subjects, Medica]. Research Council, MRC. 61/1186. 9

720 U. K. Assay of Strontium-90 in Human Bone in the United Kingdom - Part 11, Medical Research Council Monitoring Report Series No. 3, Results for 1960, London, 1961. (1s 3d HMSO). 11

72 1 Belgium (F) Radioactive Fall-out at Mol. Progress Report for the Second Half of 1960, R. Boulenger and E. vander Stricht, C. E. N., Bruxelles, July 1961. (See G/L711). 55

72llCorr.l Belgium Exchange numbers with 731. 1

722 U. K. Radioactivity in Milk in the U. K. 1961: Preliminary Report, Agricultural Research Council Radiobiological Laboratory, Letcombe, December 1961. (To be published in ARCRL report). 14

723 U. K. Some Provisional Estimates of Radioactive Fall-out in the United Kingdom Autumn 1961, R. N. Crooks (Comp.), U, K. AEA, AERE, Harwell, 1961. 6

724 India Observations of Fall-out in India during the Period of Cessation of Nuclear Tests, K. G. Vohra and V. S. Bhatnagar, Nature 189(4761) :286-288 (1961). 3

725 India A Study of Washout of Radioactive Fall- out and Particulate Matter in Individual

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Rain Showers, V. V. Shirvaikar &., Atomic Enerfg Commission Trcmbay, Bombay, report m/AM/19, 1960. 27 726 India Gamma-Ray Analysis of Fall-out Samples : Collected in India during October 1958 to wch 1960, K. G. Vohra and v. s. Bhatnagar, NSA16-30951) Ibid. , report AEET/AM/20, 1960. (Dep. mc) 20 727 India Cesium-137 and Strontium-90 in Milk, K. G. Vohra et al., AEC Trombay, Bombay, report ~/Zl/TT,1961. 28 728 India Seasonal Variations of Cesiun-137 in the Ground Level Air, K. G. Vohra et al., -Ibid. report AE!3T/AM/22, 1961. 11 729 MexZco (F) Fifth Report on Studies of Radioactive Fall-out, T. A. Brody et &., Rev. Mex. Fisica 11 (1):1-30 (1-). (CNEN, Mexico City). 30 730 U. S. A. The Effect of Deposition Rate and Cumulative Soil Level on the Concentration of Sr-9 in U.S. Elilk and Food Supplies, H. A. Knapp, U.S.AEC report TID-13945, October 1, 1961.. (D~P.,$0.75 OTS)(NSA 16-429). 55 73 1 J?.pan A Shift of Sex-Ratio in the Proaeav from Irradiated Males in Drosophila &Logaster (Preliminary Note), D. Motiwalci 5 &., Tokyo Metropolitan University, December 1961. 4 731/~orr.1 Japan Bchanges numbers with 721 1

732 Japan On the Incidence of Leukemias in Siroshima during the Past 15 years from 1946 to 1960, S. Watanabe, J. Rad. Research 2( 2) :131-140 (1961). 10 733 Japan The distribution of Active Marrow in the Bones of Normal Adult, M. Hashimoto, &"UShUJ. ?.led. Sci. 11(3):~03-111(1~0).9

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3003913 u. N. Submitted Title No. of Number by Page s 734 Japan Mutation Rates at Low Level Irradiation in Drosophllia melanogaster (PrelFminary Note), T. ShiCani et al., December 1.961. 7 735 Japan The Genetically Significant Dose by the X-Ray Diagnostic Fxaminations in Japan, Research Croup on the Genetically Significant Dose by the Medical Use of X-Ray in Japan (T. M<;9kawa, chairman), Nippon Acta Radiologica 21(6) :565-616 (1961). 52 736 U. S. A. Fission Product Radioactivity in the Air along the 80th Meridian (West) duiq 1960, L. B. Lockhart, Jr. g.,U. S. Naval Research Lab., Washington, report NRL-5692, October 24, 1961. (NSA 16- 4369). 20

737 U. S. A. Fall-out Program Quarterly Sunrmary Report, E. P. Hardy, Jr. fi al., U.S.MC report HASL-117, December 3b; 1961. (NSA 16- 6645) 25 5 738 U. S. A. Sr-go in Man and His Environment. Vol. 111: PuSlications, J. L. Kulp and A. R, Schulert, Lamont -01. Observ., Columbia University, U.S.AEC report NYO-9974, October 1.961. 337 73 9 U. S. A. Sr -9 in !.!an and His Environment. Vol. 11: Analytical Data, E. 366 740 U.S.A. Radiological Health Data, U. S.PHS, 2( 12) : 507-549, (December 1.961). ($1.00 GPO). 45 741 U. S. A. HASP, Second Special Report on High Altitude Sampling Program, A. K. Stebbins,III, Cefense Atomic Sugport Agency, U. S. Dent. of Defense, report DAi3A-539BI August 1, 1961. 243 742 Norway Cs-137 and Sr-9 in Precipitation, Soil a@ Animals in Norway, T. Hvinden and A. Lillegraven, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, Kjeller-Lillestrm, FFIF report F-417, August 1961. 10

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743 U. S. A. Radiological Health Data, U. S.PHS, 3(1): 1-34 (Jam 1362). ($1.00 GPO). 36 744 U. S. A. Fallout from USSR 1951 Nuclear Tests, G. M. Dunning, U.S.AEC report TID- 14377, Januasy 1962. ($0.50 OTS) . (NSA 16928). 22 745 11ustra.lia Measurements of' Sr-go in the Australian Environment, F. J. Bryant et al. (Submitted to Nature, Letter to Editoq.- 5

746 Argentina(F) Radio-Caesium in Human Diet, D. Pleninson and J. Krsmer, CNEA, Buenos Aires, Infome NO. 67, 1962. 10

747 U. S. A. Criticality Accidents in Cinca, Yugoslavia, and Oak Rldue.. Tennessee and Editorial, G. A. Andreis; J. Am. Medical Assoc. ltg(3): 191-197, 220( 19b2). 8

748 u. s. A. Preliminary Data on Fallout from the fall 1961 USSR Test Series, Stm Report, U.S.AEC Health and Safety Laboratory, report HASL- 121, Febr nary 27, 1952. 7 749 Sweden Late Gfects of Thorotrast in Cerebral Angiography (Draft manuscript), R. Blomberg, e.(to be publ. Radiologica). 17 750 Sweden On the Hiroehima and Nagasaki Experience of Nuclear Weapons Initial Radiation LD-50 for Man, U. Ericsson, FOA 4 rapport A4212- 454, October 1961. 9 751 Brazil A Survey on Artificial Radioactive Contrrmination in Brazil (1958-1962). F. x. Roser, T. L. Cullen, and S. Lide S. Barry, Inst. "Costa Ribiero" de Flsica, Pontificia Univ. Cat6lica do Rio de Janeiro. 13 752 Sweden The Increase of Gamma Radiation from the Ground dura September 1st - November 30, 1961. R. 14. Sievert, Istit, of Radiophysics, Stockholm. 9

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753 Sweden Some Obse'rvations of Variations of the Natural Background Radiation. T. Thompeon and P. A. Wiberg, Swed. Meterol. and mol. Inst. and Inst. Radiophysics, Stockhoh.17 ,

7 54 Sweden Distribution and Excretion of Radiocesium in Goats, Pigs and Hens. L. Ekman, Acta yeterin. Soand. 2(Suppl. 2): 1-83 (lm. 83 755 Sweden Report on Observations Made at Kiruna Geophysical Observatory during the Series of Nuclear Weapon Tests Carried out at Novaja Zemlja between 10 September and 4 Nov. 1961. B. Hultquist et&. Kim Geophysical Observatory, KFruna C, Scio Report No. KGO 611, 11 December 1961. 66 756 Sweden Determimtion on Strontium-90 and Stable Strontium in Bones from Sheep, Et.res and Fetuses. S. Hioth and G. Hbglund, FOA 4 Rapport A 4181-4623, February 1961. 11

757 Sweden Cesium-137 Deposition in Sweden 1958-1$0 and the l$l Spring Maxlmwn in Air. G. Lindblom, FOA 4 Rapport A 4223-456, December 1961. 9 758 Sweden The Radiosctivity in Air and Precipitation during Autumn 181. G. Lindblom and I. Edva.rson, FOA 4 Rapport A 4224-456, December 1961. 16 759 Sweden Internal Doses from Wad Fission Products. U. Greitz and K. Edvarson, FOA 4 Rapport A4172-4623, December 1960. 80 760 Sweden A Fallout Model 11. Some Qusntitative Properties. J. Prawitz, FOA 4 Rapport A4220-455, December 1961. 42

761 Sweden Behavior of Yttrium-91 and some Lanthanons towards Serum Proteins in Paper Electro- phoresis, Density Gradient Electrophoresis and Gel Filtration. L. Ekman. E. Valmet and B. Aberg, Intern. J. AJ&: Rad. Isotopes l2(1/2) :32-41. 10 -

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762 U. K. Radioactivity in Milk, Interia Zeport, Decenber 1961. Agricultural Research Council Radiobiol. Lab., report ARCRL-~, January 1962. (2s ?INSO). 13 . 763 JElptUl JapLanese Dietwj Habits and. the Fallout Problem. Y. Hiyam et al. J. Rzdiation Res. (Japm)3(1) : 61.X77i951.7. a 764 Jzpan Environmental Contramination vith Short- Lived Rzdio-Nuclides in Japan in 1961.. N. Yamgata and K. Iwashima. E 1-15 (1961)* 15 765 u. s. Pi. Radiological IIealth Data. ($0.50 GPO) , 3(2) :35-72. 37

766 u. s. ,?. Fallout Program Quarterly Swnmary Report. E. P. Hardy, Jr. c.,Health and Safety Laboratory, U.S. AEC report HASL-122, April 1, 1962. ($3.00 OTS). 767 IIW. Survey of kdioactivity in Food Consuned in Austria. March 1, 1962. (Unpublished), 30

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3003911 REPORT NUMBERS LISTED BY GOVERNMENT OR ORGANIZATION (UN Numbers A/ACe82/Q/L)

Argentina -France Japan 585 588 685 590 600 686 646 601 687 746 657 688 658 689 Australia 708 690 709 691 653 692 745 Germany 693 694 Belgium 577 695 606 696 711 647 697 648 698 731 ICRP and 731/corr.1 -Brazil ICRP - ICRU 732 733 751 559 734 560 735 -Canada -IAEA Mexico 659 717 602 729 Czechoalavakia -ITALY Normax 592 594 582 593 583 65 4 -INDIA 5% 655 669 589 742 Denmark 613 724 Sweden 710 725 726 578 Food and Agricultural 727 579 Organization of the 728 580 U.N. (FAO) 581 649 584 650 699 651

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3003918 Sweden ( Cont 'd) 3 united states (U. S. A. ) 652 63 9 670 640 G/R 225lAdd.h-7 671 641 G/L 562 749 642 563 750 643 564 752 644 565 75 3 645 566 754 702 567 755 70 3 568 756 70 4 569 757 705 570 758 706 571 759 707 572 76 573 761 United Arab 574 Republic (UAR) 575 Switzerland 576 661 591 656 662 595 663 596 -USSR 664 597 665 598 614 666 599 615 707 616 United Kingdom (U.K.) 608 617 609 618 587 610 619 603 660 620 604 660 /Add. 1 621 605 672. 622 611 673 623 612 674 62 4 667 675 625 668 677 626 676 679 627 700 680 628 701 681 629 712 682 630 718 683 631 7l9 684 632 720 712 633 722 713 634 723 714 635 762 715 636 716 637 730 , 638 736

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3 00 3 9 -1 9 I United States (Cont'd). (U.S .A. )