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214 MARYLAND MANUAL
Miscellaneous Commissions
MARYLAND ADVISORY COMMISSION ON ATOMIC ENERGY
Chairman: Henry C. Douglas, 1971
Gordon M. Cairns, Ph.D., 1968; Thomas E. Widerman, 1968; Dick
Duffey, 1968; John G. Geyer, 1969; John P. Moore, 1969; William
J. Peoples, M.D., M.P.H., 1969; Charles A. Delia, 1970; N. Elliott
Felt, Jr., 1970; Wallace MacWilliams, 1970; Russell Morgan,
M.D., 1971.
Maryland Port Authority, Pier 2,
Pratt Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 752-2118
The Maryland Advisory Commission on Atomic Energy was created
by Chapter 188, Acts of 1966. The Commission consists of eleven
members, appointed by the Governor for four-year terms, with one
member representing each of the following fields: agriculture, atomic
energy, industry, education, law, medicine, Maryland Port Authority,
power, public health, transportation, and sanitary engineering.
The Commission was created to advise the Governor and State
officials on matters arising from the peaceful application of atomic
energy. Application of atomic energy to peaceful pursuits can result
in situations involving governmental responsibility of the State which
are novel and without precedent. Ready access to the advice of quali-
fied experts representing these various scientific disciplines, profes-
sions, productive arts and sectors of economic activity enables the
State government to cope with the new situations or grasp new oppor-
tunities for economic development which arise from the peaceful appli-
cation of atomic energy (Code 1957, 1965 Repl. Vol., 1967 Supp., Art.
41, sec. 359A).
ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION
STUDY OF THE BOSTON-WASHINGTON CORRIDOR
Chairman: Richardson Dilworth
Representatives of the Governor of Maryland:
Fred 1. Archibald, Francis X. Gallagher
2635 Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Building,
Philadelphia 9, Pennsylvania Telephone: Kingsley 6-3000
This Committee was appointed in 1963 by the Governors of the
eight States in the Boston-Washington corridor at the suggestion of
the President of the United States, to plan for transportation facili-
ties in the Corridor. The Committee is to meet from time to time and
to submit such recommendations and reports as may be necessary.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS
Chairman: William C. Rogers, Sr.,
Commission on Interracial Problems and Relations
Representing the State Senate: Thomas M. Anderson, Jr., James
dark, Jr„ John J. Bishop, Jr., Verda Welcome.
Representing the House of Delegates: Aris T. Allen, William J.
Goodman, Martin A. Kircher, Joseph A. Schirano.
Representing the general public: William Adkins II, Edna Over
Campbell, Earl Koger, Sr., Mayme Oberfield.
301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3010

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