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20. June 1, 1945 Conclusions of Int. Com. & Sc. Pan. brought
to Truman by Stimson. (Truman, p. 419)
Ralph Bard later changed his views and dis-
sented from recommendation No. 3 of the
June 1st report. (Stimson, "Decision,")
21. June, 1945
"Eventually, in June, 1945, the suggestions
of these various subcommittees (of the
Jeffries Committee) were collected into a
combined report for the use of the Interim
Committee and its successors." (Compton,
p. 232)
22. About June 9, 1945 Scientific panel to Interim Commit-
tee (Lawrence, Fermi, Oppenheimer, and A.
H. Compton) to prepare report on possible
non-military demonstration. Compton, p. 240)
met as too alamos
23. June, 1945
Hearing that Truman was consult ing Stimson
about use of the bomb, Franck "and certain
members of his committee hastened to draft
their conclusions." (Compton, p. 235)
24. June 11, 1945 Franck report presented to Stimson; drawn
up by committee of 3 physicists, 3 chemists,
and 1 biologist; "dispatched to Washington"
six days before test e xplosion. (Editorial,
BARRY'S RARRY ARCHIVES TRUMAN "NATIONAL RECORDS AND LIBRARY
Bull. At. Sc., May, 1946); Cf. Compton, p. 236
which states that Franck was in Washington,
but Stimson was away and report was left
GOVERNMENT
for him with Geo. L. H arrison, his assist-
ant)
25. June 11-16, 1945 Interim Committee and its scientific
panel consider the Franck report (Stimson
states, "The Interim Committee and the
Scientific Panel also served as a channel
through which suggestions from other sci-
entists were forwarded to me and to the
President. Among the suggestions thus
forwarded was one memorandum which question-
ed using the bomb at all against the enemy.
Stimson, "Decision")
26. June 16, 1945 Scientific Panel reports to Interim Com-
mittee that they can propose no technical
demonstration likely to end war and see
no alternative to direct military use.
(Stimson, "Decision,")
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