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... , 1964 THE LONG RANGE DEMAND FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL PERSONNEL -- A METHODOLOGICAL STUDY. National Science Foundation (NSF 61-65)
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... Special Subcommittee on Education, House of Representatives, House Document #159, 88th Congress, 1963 MEETING MANPOWER NEEDS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY REPORT NUMBER 1: GRADUATE TRAINING IN ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES. President's Science Advisory Committee, 1962 SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS, THE UNIVERSITIES, AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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