8 Bibliography

8   Bibliography

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37Philip L. Wagner. Human Use of the Earth. Ill.: The Free Press of Glencoe.

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46M. Gardner. Logic Machines and Diagrams. McGraw Hill Co. Inc., 1958.

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47Roger Burlingame. Machines that Built America. Harcourt, Brace Co. The New America Library, 1955.

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82Anatol Rapaport. Science and the Goals of Man. Harper Bros.

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86Plack. Scientific Autobiography. MacMillan.

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89Margaret Mead and Rhoda metraux, eds. The Study of Culture at a Distance. Univ. of Chicago Press, 1953.

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90J. S. Brunner, J.J. Goodnow, and G.A. Austin. Study of Thinking. Chapman & Hall, Ltd., 1956.

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91Strength of Metal Aircraft Elements. ANC-5A. Munitions Board Aircraft Committee-Spur. of Documents, U.S.A.

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92G. S. Christiansen and Paul F. Garrett. Structure and Change. W. H. Freeman, Publ., 1960.

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93P. Sorokin. Social and Cultural Dynamics. Vol. I. abridged. London: Owen, 1959.

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94Herman Weyl. Symmetry. Princeton Univ. Press, 1952.

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95Harold F. Blum. Times Arrow & Evolution. Princeton Univ. Press.

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96Lewis Mumford. Technics and Civilization.

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97Reyner Banham. Theory and Design in the First Machine Age. Architectural Press, 1961.

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98Von Newman. Theory of Games. Princeton Univ. Press.

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99A. F. Wells. The Third Dimension in Chemistry. Oxford, 1956.

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101V. Gordon Childe. What Happened in History? Harmonsworth, Middlesex: Pelican Book.

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102Schroedinger. What is Life? Chicago Publ. Center.

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104Robert Doane. World Balance Sheet. Harper Brox., 1957.

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106John J. Honigmann. The World of Man. N.Y.: Harper & Bros.

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112Automobile Facts and Figures 1963. Automobile Manufacturers Assoc.

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124Marvin Green. International and Metric Units of Measurement. N.Y.: Chemical Publishing Co.

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125International Coal Trade. I.C.T. Vol. 31, No. 12, December, 1962. Bureau of Mines.

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130Opening (Fall) Enrollment in Higher Education. Analytic Report. Washington: U.S. Govt. Printing Office, 1962.

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131Petroleum Facts and Figures, 1961. American Petroleum Institute.

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132Relative National Accounts. Technical Paper No. 1, N.Y., N.Y.: National Industrial Conference Board, Inc.

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133Scientific and Technical Personnel in Industry 1960. Nat. Sc. Foundation. U.S. Dept. of Labor. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1961.

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134Second Semi-Annual Report of the Secretary of Commerce. April - Sept., 1962. U.S. Travel Service.

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135Statistics of State School Systems 1957-58. U. S. Govt. Printing Office, Wash., D.C. U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare.

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137Survey and Analysis of the Supply and Availability of Obsolete Iron and Steel Scrap. Jan. 15, 1957. Business and Defense Services Administration, Dept. of Commerce.

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138The Economic Almanac 1962. Gertrude Deutch, Ed. N.Y., N.Y.: National Industrial Conference Board.

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