ML20234D249

Marked-up Draft of Ltr Describing Background & Experience of ACRS Members Rogers,Stratton & Williams,Per 630520 Ltr

ML20234D249
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Site:	05000000, Bodega Bay
Issue date:	05/28/1963
From:	Lowenstein R US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
To:	Neilands J AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
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. a ERA [I CTEDWARDS:bmj DLR S/28/63 Mr. J. B. Neilands 185 Hill Road .. j Berkeley, California

Dear Mr. Neilands:

This refers to your letter of May 20, 1963 in which you asked several questions concerning the Advisory Cor:rnittee on Reactor Safe-

guards.

5 t With reference to your first question, set out below are brief accounts of the background and experience of Messrs. Rogers and  ;

{ Stratton and of Dr. Williams.  !

p Mr. Donald A. Rogers, presently a private consultant, was until

pan dI,. <f Ash. /- Al .tye h , ce ~ 7 <*f Re >ena tale **lof,

} recently, Haneger, l'entr:1 hgir.;; ring, Allied Chemical Corporation

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.Q/ev since 1940. He was a chemical ,

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.JLl engineer and advisory engineer with the Atmospheric Nitrogen '

3 Corporation and Solvay Process Company from 1924 to 1940,k;5*h A J 9

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:t from 1922 to 1924. Mr. Rogers has had 12 years experience in l reactor safety mattersus a ru.u t.n , fSs // d A f 4,~ d r k ' h i rs ryc- .m , i..z p- . a. ri ih M~y ncA r.

p Dr. Charles R. Williams received his PH.D from Harvard University i

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Industrial Hygiene Services in the Loss-Prevention Department of j Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. He is also ar Associate Professor i

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Mr. J. B. Neilands of Applied Industrial Hygiene at the Harvard UniversityjSchool

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of Public Health. Dr. Williams is past president of the American Industrial Hygiene Association. He has four and a half f e- 4 me s v/M A 6d h.'

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chemist with Scoville Manufacturing Company in 1916 As Assistant i

f Director of Safety of the Office, Chief of Ordnance (Army), he i

i directed the safety engineering service in all plants, both j Bovernment and privately owned, subject to Office, Chief of i

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Ordnance jurisdictionj within which explosives, annunition or pyrotechnics were manufactured, loaded, tested or stored. Mr.

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