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OFFICIAL RECORDS : SEVENTEENTH SESSIONSUPPLEMENT No. 16 {A/5216}

New York, 1962

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annex and the number the paragraph therein. Within each annex, references to its
scientific bibliography are indicated by numbers.
Symbols of United Nations documents are composed of capital letters combined with figures. Mention of such a symbol indicates a reference to a United
Nations document.

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ANNEX J

LIST OF REPORTS SUBI\ITITED TO THE COMMITTEE
1. This annex lists reports received by the Committee from Governments, specialized agencies, the International Conm1ission on Radiological Protection and theInternational Commission on Radiological Units and Measurements.

2. All those reports are included of which a sufficient number of copies for distribution in the A/AC.82/G/R. and A/AC.82/G/L. document series were received
before 10 March 1962.
3. The first 213 reports received by the Committee are listed in annex I of its
first comprehensive report.**Official Records of the General Assembl;y, Thirteenth Session, S"pplement No. 17(A/3838).

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ARGE~TINA

214

Cozmtry and title

BR.-\ZIL

Descontaminaci6n y potabilizaci6n de !asaguas del Rio de la Plata luego de una
explosion nuclear.

228

Radio-active products in the soil and in
the atmosphere.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA

UNITED STATES

215
216
217

218

219
220
221

Detection of radiation effects on hairroots of the human scalp.
Fission product radio-activity in the air
along the 80th meridian January-June
1957.
The biological effects of atomic radiation.
The effects of radiation on oceanography
and fisheries.

229
230
231

Measurements of radio-active fall-out on
the territory of the Czechoslovak Republic.
The role of deoxiribonucleotides in irradiation sickness.
Damage of the liver cell produced by asmall dose of radiation.
U:mTED STATESCANADA

232

Consanguineous matings as a means ofevaluating the effect of deleterious recessive genes on fertility in humans.

233

DEKMARK

234

Gonad-dose-measurements in Denmark.
Risk of parenthood and risk of subsequent
parenthood. Denmark, 1955 and 1956.
Genetically significant radiation doses
from diagnostic radiology in Denmark.

235
236

Common strontium content of the humanskeleton.
Current strontium-90 level in diet in
United States.
Long-term fall-out, a summary of measurements made through June 195 7 by thegummed-film network of the AEC.
Environ men ta! contamination from weapons tests.
The shorter-term biological hazards of afall-out field.

ARGENTINA

222

Distribuci6n geografica de! calcio y potasio solubles del suelo en la Republica
Argentina.

GERMANY

237

Tables of radiological data.

238

Data on radio-active fall-out, collected 'in
Italy (January-June 1958).
·

239

lVIeasurements of radio-active fall-out andairborne radio-activity in \Varsaw andCracow during the year 1957.

ITALY
UNITED STATES

223

Tabulated results of radio-strontium
analyses.
Strontium-90 in man, II.
l\fanual of standard procedures.
Addendum to above document.

PoL~'iD

224
225
225/
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225/
Addendum to above document.
Add.2
225/
Corrigendum to above document.
Add.2/
Corr.1225/
Addendum to above document.
Add.3
225/
Addendum to above document.
Add.4
225/
Addendum to above document.
Add.5
225/
Addendum to above document.
Add.6
225/
Addendum to above document.
Add.7
226
Leukemiain Hiroshima City atomic bomb
survivors.

Ur-.1TED STATES

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The deposition of long-lived fission products from nuclear test explosions.
U~ITED STATES

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245

UNITED KINGDOM

227

Some measurements of the radio-activityof the air during 1957.

Radio-active and natural strontium mhuman bone. UK results for 1957.

246
423

Critique of the linear theory of carcinogenesis.
Geochemical scavenging of strontium.
Uptake of waste Sr 90 and Cs137 by soirandvegetation.
Beneficiation of soils contaminated:;\vithstrontium-90: beneficial effects ofjiotassium.
The distribution of radio-activity fromram.

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248
249

UNITED STATES

268

Radiation dose rate and mutation frequency.
Retention of radio-active bone-seekers.
Hazard to man of carbon-14.

269

270
271

U:t-."ITED KINGDOM

250

A preliminary survey of radiostrontium
and radiocaesium in drinking water in the
United Kingdom.

252
253

254
255

256
257
258
259

260
261

Atmospheric aspects of strontium-90 fallout.
Accidental radiation excursion at the
Y-12 Plant.
The acute radiation syndrome.
Strontium program quarterly summary
report.
BELGIUM

272U}>"ITED STATES251

Country and title

Radiation exposures from nuclear tests at
the Nevada test site.
Genetic and somatic effects of carbon-14.
Radiochemical analyses of air-filter samples collected during 1957.
Cs137 biospheric contamination from nuclear weapons tests.
Determination of tungsten-185, strontium-90, barium-140, and cesium-137 in
fall-out samples.
Entry of radio-active fall-out into thebiosphere and man.
Radiocarbon from nuclear tests.
Analysis of stratospheric strontium-90
measurements.
Nuclear-critical accident at the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory on December 30, 1958.
Atmospheric radio-activity studies at the
US Naval Research Laboratory.
Gamma radio-activity of people and milk.

Mesures des doses aux gonades re!;ues!ors d'examens radiologiques.
UNITED KINGDOM

273

274

Radio-active and natural strontium inhuman bone-UK results for early 1958.
Radio-active and natural strontium inhuman bone-UK results for mid- andlate 1958.
UNITED STATES

275

276

Quarterly statement on fall-out by the
US Atomic Energy Commission-September 1959.
ILO
The protection of workers against ionisingradiations.
UNITED STATES

277

278

Quarterly statement on fall-out by the
US Atomic Energy Commission, October
1959.
Strontium program quarterly summary
report.
GERMA'-'-"Y

ITALY

262

279

Data on radio-active fall-out. collected in
Italy (July-December 1958).

UNITED STATESFRANCE

263

Quelques donnees recentes sur la conversion roentgen-rad clans l'os et le muscle.

280

Stratospheric carbon-14, carbon dioxide,
and tritium.

281

Contamination of the NRU reactor m
May 1958.

282

Data on environmental radio-activity,
collected in Italy (January-June 1959).

CANADABELGIUM264

Comparative sensitivity to radiation ofseeds from a \vild plant grown on uraniferous and non-uraniferous soils.

ITALY

CANADA265

Levels of strontium-90 in Canadian milk
powder samples up to the end of December 1958.

NORWAY

283

Cesium-137 in milk.

284

The analysis of the strontium-90 levels in
Canadian milk up to 1958.

285

Strontium-90 in milk and human bonein India.

UNITED KI!\GDOM

266

Strontium-90 in human diet in the United
Kingdom, 1958.

267

Therapeutic abortion on account of X-ray
examination during pregnancy.

The recent increase in the C 14 content of
the atmosphere, the biosphere and theocean.

CANADA

DEN:>!ARK

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SWEDEN (continued)

The deposition of fission products fromdistant nuclear test explosions: results to
mid-1959.

306
307

UNITED STATES

287
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288/
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289
290
291

292
293

308

Industrial radio-active waste disposal.
Addendum to above document.

295

296

Dosage implications based on microscopic distribution.
A method for determination of the strontium distribution in human bone.
A method for photographic identificationof microscopical radio-active particles.
NORWAY

309

FAO
Radio-active materials in food and agriculture.
Corrigendum to above document.

310

FRA.~CE311

Wet and dry deposition of fall-out materials at Kjeller.
ARGENTINA

Activite de I' atmosphere due au krypton85.
Radioactivite artificieIIe dans la stratosphere.
Modifications de la radioactivite naturelle
due au carbone-14.
Polution de !'air et irradiation au sol dues
au panache d'un reacteur en fonctionnemen t normal.
Mesure du rayonnement 'Y du corps humain.

312

FaII-out en la Republica Argentina durante 1959.
Estudio de. la contaminaci6n de! Prochilodus platensis (Sabalo) con productos defisi6n.
La precipitaci6n radiactiva atmosferica
en la Republica Argentina en el periodo
Enero 1957-Julio 1958.
UNITED STATES

313

Measurements of the air concentration ofgross fission product radio-activity during
the IGY-July 1957-December 1958.
NEW ZEALAND

314
315

INDIA

294

Country and title

Measurements on the ground depositionof fission products from nuclear test explosions.
Airborne fall-out measurements in India.
Measurements of cesium-137 in Indianand foreign milk.

Environmental contamination.
Notes on measurements of alpha-particle
activity of soils, fertilizers, plants andanimals.
AUSTRALIA

316

Strontium-90 in the Australian environment.
UNITED STATESCANADA

297

317

Automatic linkage of vital records.

318
SWEDEN

298

299
300
301
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302
303
304

305

Gamma radio-activity of Swedish people
measured during May and June 1959.
Fractionation phenomena in nuclear
weapons debris.
Cs137 in Swedish milk and soil.
Determination of sr~ 0 in dried milk, milk
and soil.
Addendum to above document.

319
320

321

Cs 137 in Swedish milk-results up to June
1959.
The fission products Zr 95 and Nb 95 in
Swedish milk.
Recent fall-out measurements in Sweden.
Gamma radiation from nuclear weapons
fall-out.

322
322/

Radiochemical analyses of air-filter samples collected during 1958.
Effect of soil nutrients on plant uptakeof fall-out.
Symposium on occupational health experience and practices in the uranium industry.
Press release HEW-L6. US Dept. of
Health, Education and \Velfare, regarding radio-activity in milk, dated 20
August/59.
Press release HEW-L44. US Dept. of
Health, Education and \Velfare, regarding radio-activity in milk, dated 3 October/59.
Fall-out from nuclear weapons tests, volume 1.
Addendum to above document.

Add.1

322/
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Addendum to above document.

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USSR

323

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CTaTe.li).

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331

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332)l;eficTBIIe JIOIIIl3IIpyIOII(efi pa,11,HaJI.llII
6a:&Tepna;n,Hhle BnpycLI.

334

348

Estimate of future Sr 90--deposition.
FINLA?\"D349

Ha

lvleasurements of the amount of radioactive fall-out in Finland.
UNITED STATES

350

Radioactivite de !'air et des precipitations
au niveau du sol dans la region parisienne.
Etude autoradiographique du metabolisme du 131 iode chez le rat.

Natural aerosols and nuclear debris studies. Progress Report II.
SWEDEN351

The transfer of strontiurn-90 from motherto fetus in mice.

352

Press release HEW-1\146, dated 4 February 1960.

UNITED STATES

335

An investigation of the late clinical findings following thorotrast (thorium dioxide) administration.
GER31A1'i"YFRANCE333

Physical aspects of the radio-active fallout over Scandinavia, especially during
the period October 1958-0ctober 1959.
The increase of ')'-radiation from theground in Sweden (1950-1959) caused by
fall-out from nuclear weapon tests.
A method for the automatic recording ofionizing radiation.
The radio-active fall-out in Sweden 19571958.
UNITED STATES

0 ne.ttporyMopa;n,nott pery.lIJIIJ;II11 E.18T01IllO-

330

Radio-strontium and radio-caesium indrinking water in the United Kingdom.
SWEDEN

CJia6hrn paAH~OBHIDl Bos,n;e.licTBmrn.

325

CounJry and title

UNITED STATES

Health and Safety Laboratory strontium program quarterly summary report
HASL-77, dated 1January1960.

SWITZERLANDNORWAY336

353

Radio-active fall-out in Norway, 1959.
GER31ANY

337

Sonderaussch uss Radioakti vita t-Radioakti ve Partikel.

UNITED KINGDOM

354

u NlTED STATES
338
339
340

Bericht der eidgenossischen Kommission
zur Uberwachung der Radioaktivitat zuhanden des Bundesrates.

Radio-activity of surface waters of theUnited States.
Press release HEW-:rvl9. US Department
of Health, Education and \Velfare, dated
December 31. 1959.
Quarterly statement on fall-out, by the
US Atomic Energy Commission.

354/
Add.1
355
356

Strontium-90 in milk and agricultural
materials in the United Kingdom. 19581959.
Addendum to above document.
\VHO
Methods of radio-chemical analysis.
Effect of radiation on human heredity:
investigations of areas of high naturalradiation.

FRA?\CE

341

CANADA

Rapport sur le probleme des doses aux
gonades resultant de !'utilisation medicale des radiations ionisantes en France.

35i

426

Gonadal exposure dose to adults in diagnostic radiography.

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UNITED STATES

358
358/
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359
360

361

The biological effects of atomic radiation.
(Summary reports 1960.)
Addend um to above document.

375

376

377

Evolution de la teneur du lait et desvegetaux en radioelements artificiels clans!'est de la France (periode du 1er janvier
1958 au ler octobre 1959).

378

Strontium-90 in human bone m theUnited Kingdom (1956-1958).

365

379
380

Leukemia in Hiroshima atomic bomb
survivors.

367
368

The genetic background to the reactionsof various mouse strains to X-rays.
Distribution of S 35 in mice after injectionof S 35-cysteamine.
Environmental radio-activity at Riso,
April 1, 1957-March 31, 1958.
Environmental radio-activity at Ris6,
April 1, 1958-March 31, 1959.
Environmental radio-activity at Riso,
Report No. 14, 1959.
ITALY

369

Data on environmental radio-activity,
collected in Italy (July-December 1959).
lNDL-\.

370

Evaluation of future levels of radio-active
fall-out.

371

On the transportation and deposition of
fall-out materials.
Fall-out over Norway from high-yield
nuclear explosions.

NORWAY372

BELGimf

373

Programme "Evolution du Sr 90 clans Jes
sols et les vegetaux".
U!'l"ITED KlNGDO:\l374

Radio-active contamination in the upper
atmosphere.
On the radio-activity and particle analysis
of airborne dust in the troposphere.
Corrigendum to the above document.

380/
Corr.1
Behavior of radio-active fall-out and air381
masses around Japan.
The residence time in the atmosphere of382
the debris from atomic test explosions.
Radio-activity of airborne dusts and383
atmospheric pressure patterns.
384
Sr 90 deposition and meteorological factors.
Depositionof radio-active dust and385
atmospheric conditions.
386
Radio-active fall-out in Japan and its
bearings on meteorological conditions.
Strontium-90 in Western North Pacific387
surface waters.
Cesium-137 and strontium-90 in fall-out
388
deposits.
Local changes in Sr 90 deposition in the389
soil as observed in Hokkaido Island,
Japan.
Neptunium-239 content in the radio390
active rain water collected in Japan during the period 1954-1958.
Recent variation in the atmospheric391
radio-carbon and the problem of transferof radio-carbon into hydrosphere.
Research on radio-activity in stock rain
392
water of lighthouses in Japan.
Radio-active contamination of milk and393
milk products in Japan.
Radio-active contamination of marine
394
products in Japan.

DE!><"?.IARK

366

Radio-active and natural strontium inhuman bone. UK results for 1959. Part l.
Bibliography of papers published in the
United Kingdom from January 1959 to
May 1960 on radio-biological and allied
subjects-MRC.60/735.
JAPAN

SWEDEN364

Fall-out program quarterly summary
report (March 1, 1960 through June 1,1960).
UNITED KINGDOMFRAN"CE

UNITED STATES

363

The radio-activity of the atmosphere nearground level due to distant nuclear test
explosions.
UNITED STATES

Critical analysis of measurements of thegross fission product activity in the air at
ground level.
Health and Safety Laboratory fall-out
program quarterly summary report.

UNITED KINGDOM

362

Country and title

Training in radiological health and safety.
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JAPAN (continued)
The rapid radio-chemical determinationof caesium-137.
The concentration of cesium-137 in human tissues and organs.
:\fo1surements of radiation doses due tobackground gamma rays by plastic scintillators.
Cytological effect of hot rain.
Effects of radiations on mitoses studied
by Tradescantia test in vit'O. I. X-ray
irradiations by small doses.
Statistical observations on leukemias inHiroshima during the past fourteen years(1946-1959).
Optimum mutation rate and degree ofdominance as determined by the principleof minimum genetic load.
Relative applicability of the classical andthe balance hypotheses to man, especiallywith respect to quantitative characters.
Human genetic study in Japan.

416

USSR (continued)
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417

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419

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422

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cnep:irnToreneaa y Drosophila melanogaster.

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SWEDENThe concentration of some fission productnuclides in ground-level air during theperiod September 195i-December 1959.
UNITED STATESSecretion of dietary strontium-90 andcalcium in human milk.
X-ray induced chromosome aberrations
in mammalian cells in t•ivo and in r•it;o,Sex-linked recessh·e lethals in Drosophila
whose express:on is suppressed by the
Y-chromosome.
X-ray sensitivity of primary spermatocytes of the mome.
Summan- of available data on the strontium-90 content of foods and of total dietsin the United States.
l\Iutation frequency at low radiation intensity.

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DEXMARK (continued)

448
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Factors causing a high frequency of micehaving the XO sex-chromosome constitution.
Genetic control of physiological processes:
The genetics of radiation toxicity in animals.
Radio-activity of invertebrates and otherorganisms at Eniwetok Atoll during 19541955.
Ratio of cesium-137 and strontium-90
radio-activity in soil.
The error hypothesis of mutation.
Strontium-90 in North Atlantic surface
water.
Leukemia in Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors.
Neoplasms among atomic bomb survivors
in Hiroshima City.
Special report on high altitude sampling
program.
Evaluation of radiological conditions in
the vicinity of Hanford for 1959.

450
451
452
453
454

455
456

AUSTRB.

445

445/

457

The 90-strontium content of the diet ofchildren and juveniles in 1959.

458
459

l'vleteorological fractionation of nuclear
bomb debris.
Determination of fall-out radio-activity
in the atmosphere by means of an airborne filter.

460

Fall-out observations in India after the
first French atomic test in Sahara.

NORWAY

INDL~

Addendum to previous document.

Add.2

445/

Addendum to previous document.

Add.3

445/

ARGENTINA

Addendum to previous document.

461

Add.4

445/

Addendum to previous document.

Add.6
445/
Add.i
445/

Add.8
445/

462

Addendum to prev-ious document.

463

Addendum to previous document.
Addendum to previous document.

464

Addendum to pre'll-ious document.

Add.9

IAEA
~46

Radioestroncio en la Leche.
UNITED STATES

Add.5

445/

U XITED STATES
Consanguineous marriages in the Chicago
region.
Radiation dose rate and mutation frequency.
Influence of dose rate on radiation effecton fertility of female mice.
Acute radiation response of mice from across between radio-sensitive and radioresistant strains.
Effects of incorporated radio-carbon, C 14 ,on somatic flower-color variations andmorphological changes in the snapdragon,
A nlirrltinum majus.
Annual report for 1959 on the radioactive fall-out study program.
Quarterly report of the radio-active fallout study program-January-March1960.
GEIUIANY

Data compiled by the Bundesstaatliche
Baktcriologisch-Serologische Un tcrsuchungsanstal t in Linz, the Bundesanstalt
Fuer \Vasserbiologie und Abwasserforschung at Wien-Kaisermuehlem and the
Zentralanstalt fuer lVleteorologie undGeodynamik in Vienna as to the degreeof radio-activity in air and water.
Addendum to previous document.

Add.1

445/

Strontium-90 in human bone.
Information regarding levels of Sr 90 andCs 13i in rainfall up to the end of 1959.

Dependence of mutation rate on radiation intensity.
Some prompt and delayed effects of
X-rays on growth of human amnion cells(strain FL) in tissue culture.
Damage and recovery of mouse testis
after 1,000 r acute localized X-irradiation\Vith reference to restitution cells, sertoli
cell increase, and type A spermatogonial
recovery.
}APA~

Radiation damage in bone.
DEN:\IARK

465

Excerpt from draft-report on the activities of the Danish AEC for the period
from 1 April 1959 to 31 l\larch 1960.

466

429

Delayed radiation effects in sup,;vors of
the atomic bombings.
Further studies in radiation conditioned
behavior.

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JAPAN (continued)

467
468

The use of ionizing radiation as a motivating stimulus.
Accumulation of radio-active materials
by fishery organisms.

484

Atmospheric radio-activity in Bucharest
from January to June 1960.

485

Fall-out program quarterly summary report, HASL-95.
Summary of gummed film results throughDecember 1959, HASL-93.

UNITED STATESU:NITED STATES

469

486

Research in radio-biology.
ARGENTI~A

470

Country and tiae

No.

UNITED K!NGDmf

Informe sobre mediciones radioquimicasde la precipitaci6n radioactiva.

487

Strontium-90 in human diet in the United
Kingdom, 1959.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

471
472

SWEDEN

Action of chloramphenicol on the change
in capacity of Escherichia coli B cells
irradiated with X-rays for phage T3.
The significance of the intensity of metabolic processes and of weight for theradio-sensitivity of the organism.

488

489

AUSTRALIA

JAPAN

473

The summary of researches in Japan particularly related to document A/AC.82/
R.87.

490

Results of strontium-ninety determinations on samples from Lucas Heights andRichmond, N.S.W., 1959-1960.

491

Autoradiographic and microscopic examination of nuclear-weapon debris particles.
Summary report on upper-air radioactivity measurements, 1956-1960.
An approach to the question of computing doses and effects from fall-out.
Radio-active fall-out in Sweden throughMay 1960.

SWEDEN

UNITED STATES

474

Measurement of bone marrow and gonadal dose from the chest X-ray examination
as a function of field size, field alignment,
tube kilovoltage and added filtration.

492

493

SWITZERl.A,.-.."D475

Die Belastung des Menschen durch ionisierende Strahlen.

494

JAPAN

476
477
478
479

UNITED STATESThe concentration of cesium, rubidium
and potassium in human body with reference to cesium-137.
Annual and geographical change of Sr 90
dietary intake of Japanese.
Sr 90 in human bone in Japan, during
1954-1960.
The environmental increase of cesium-137
since 1957 to 1960.

495

496
497

498
499

UNITED STATES

480
481

Interim report of studies of Sr 90 in adultbeagles.
The determination of internally depositedradio-active isotopes.

500
501

DE!-."!>fARK

482

Caesium-137 in spray-dried Danish milk.

483.'\tmospheric radio-activity in Bucharest
and Iassy in the Romanian People's Republic.

The content of esm and (Z r Nb) gs in
Swedish soils.
The Cs137 and Sr 90 content in dried milk
samples from 1958 and 1959, FOA 4,
Rapport A 4141-456, June 1960.

A selected list of references on marine andaquatic radiobiology.
Radiological Health Data, Pb 161371-4,
quarterly report, July 1960.
Radiological Health Data, Pb 161371-7,
quarterly report, October 1960.
Radiological Health Data, Pb 161371-6,
monthly report, September 1960.
Initial depletion and subsequent recoveryof spermatogonia of the mouse after 20 rof gamma rays and 100, 300 and 600 r of
X-rays.
Radiation and the sex ratio in man.
The ORINS human radiation counters,
Orins-38.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA

502

ROMANIA

503

430

The role of cellular cytoplasma in thedevelopment of primary effect of radiation.
Strontium-90 in milk. 1957 to 1960, andits relation to radio-active fall-out in Central Europe.

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504

505
506
507
508
509
510

511

527

Report to the Danish National Health
Board on the irradiation studies in progress at the Copenhagen University Institute for Human Genetics.

528

UNITED STATES

529

Fuerzas de Wigner y el modclo de capas
de! nucleo.
Fuerzas nucleares con centro repulsive yel modelo de capas del nucleo. Efectos desegundo orden.
El efecto del reflector en los reactores
heterogeneos.
Sohre la generaci6n de funciones transferentes por medio de distribuciones.
La interacci6n spin-6rbita entre nucleones y cl acoplamiento spin-6rbita en elmodelo de capas de! nucleo.
Construcci6n y caracteristicas de contadores de ventana de "Vidrio para la medici6n de rayos beta y gama.
Estudio de los efectos direccionales en la
ruptura electrica de Kcl.
Energy levels of Sc~ and Ca42 •Geomagnetic coordinates and cosmic
radiation.
The simple cones of albedo of cosmic rays.
Short range forces and nuclear shelltheory.
Addendum to above document.

523
524
525
526

DEN')!ARK

lVlEXICORadio-active iodine concentration in the
fetal human thyroid gland from fall-out.
530

513

The deposition of fission products fromdistant nuclear test explosions-results tothe middle of 1960.
IAEA
Dosimetric investigation of the radiation
accident, Vinca, Yugoslavia-Report to
the Director General of the International
Atomic Energy Agency.

515

The uptake of radio-active strontium bycrops under field conditions in the United
Kingdom.

535
536

INDL-\

537
538

Cesium-137 in milk.

538/
Add.1
539

Radio-active fall-out in air and rain.
NORWAY

517

Radio-active fall-out m Norway-July
1959 to July 1960.

519
520
521

522

Velocity-dependent forces and nuclear
structure. II. Spin-dependent forces.
UNITED KINGDOM540

MEXICO

518

532

534

UNITED KINGDOM

516

531

533

UNITED K!NGDm.I

514

l\IEXICO (continued)
Cuarto informe sobre estudios de la precipitaci6n radioactiva.
Contador 4 r. con circuito de anticoincidencia doble.
Analisis quimico empleando protones conenergias de 1.5 mev.
Y odaci6n de la seroalbumina con yodo131.

Changes in o~ consumption by rats during irradiation.
The time dependence of the man-maderadio-activity of atmospheric precipitation.
Polyvalent immunological tolerance inhomologous radiation chimaeras.
A brief survey of results of measurementof fall-out and rainfall strontium-90 in
fall-out and milk.
Report on measurements of man-madeairborne radio-activity in IGY and IGC,
1957-1959.
Changes in the catalase activity of theliver in mice after X-irradiation.
Effect of radiation on bone marrow cells
at various temperatures in vitro.

UNITED K!NGDO.M

512

Country and title

Soluciones de la ecuaci6n de Bhabha parauna particula libre.
Producci6n mes6nica de mesones.
Metodos de calculo de la precipitaci6n
radioactiva.
Resonancia del ps por bombardeo de 0 15
con deuterones.
lVletodos de determinaci6n del estroncio-90.

Bibliography of papers published in the
United Kingdom from June to November 1960 on radiobiological and allied
subjects.
GHANA

541

Radio-active fall-out in Ghana.
BELGIUM542
431

La retombee radioactive a l\fol et au
Congo.

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543

544
545

546
547
548

549

550
551
552
553

UNITED STATES

562

Addendum to above document.
USSR
Cop;epmaHne Sr90 B noi:me n pacTnTem.IIOM
rro:&poBe MOC:&OBC:&Ott o6JacTil.
Cop;epiKaHIIe Sr00 n :MO.llOIW pasHI:.IX pattoHOB CCCP B 1959 roey.
lfocJep;oBaHne co,ll;epn>aHnJI Sr90 B sepnoBhIX :&yJinTypax (ypm1mtt 1958 ro.rr.a).
YBe.irnl!eHne co.rr.epa.annJI pa.rr.noyr.llepop;a npeayJihTaTe JI.l(epIU.i!X B3pDIBOB.
E BOIIpocy 06 yBeJIIlllermn CO,Jr.eplKaHIIJI C14
B anrncipepe.
IlccJiep;onanne cop;ep&aIIRJI CTPOHD;IIJI-90 B:&aprocpeJie, :MOJIOKe II paCTIIT6JIDHOY IlOKpOBe .ireIInn:rpap;c1wtt o6;:iacrn (1957-1959
rOAJ:iI).
Pap;noxIDiIIPiec1me MeTOAJ:il ana.rrnsa ncxycCTBeHIThIX pa)l;IIOll30TOIIOB B pa3JlilllThIX
rrpnpop;IrnX o6':be:&rax.
To:&Cll'IHOCTD pap;noaR.TllBH<>ro uo;i;a n xpoHlll!eCl\OM s:&cIIepH:Menre.
06aop nccJie,n;OBann.tt no 6110.rnrnl!ecxo11ryp;ettcwnro pap;na~n B MaJIHX p;osax.
IIpmrnneIDie TJlllTilJI B 6noJ1ornl!ec1mx nccJiep;onaHilJIX.
06 orracHOCTII C14 , o6paayrom,erocJI npn
JI,ll;epmrx Bspmax.

563

564

565
566

567
568
569

5i0
571
572

UmTED KINGDOM

554
555

573

Assay of strontium-90 in human bone in
the United Kingdom (further results for1959).
The hazards to man of nuclear and allied
radiations.

574

SOUTH AFRICA

.556

575

Radio-active fall-out over South Africa.
UNITED KINGDOM

557

Country and title

576Radiological hazards to patients.

Health and Safety Laboratory fall-out
program quarterly summary report,
HASL-105, January 9, 1961.
Radiological Health Data, monthly report, PB 161371-9, Volume 1, No. 9,
December 1960.
Fission product radio-activity in the air
along the 80th meridian (West) during
1959, NRL report 5528, August 15, 1960.
Atmospheric radio-activity in SouthAmerican and Antarctica, NRL report5526, August 15, 1960.
Medical survey of Rongelap people fiveand sLx years after exposure to fall-out(with an addendum on vegetation). BNL
609 (T-179) (Biology and !Vledicine),
September 1960.
Effects of inhaled radio-active particles,
N AS Pub!. 848.
Long-term effects of ionizing radiations
from external sources, NAS Pub!. 849.
Effects of ionizing radiation on the humanhemapoietic system, NAS Pub!. 875.
Cancer Research, Division of Biology andMedicine, TID-11132. November 1960.
Fate of radio-active contaminants inwater, progress report No. 2, technicalreport R60-2. May 1, 1958 to June 1959.
Radiological Health Data, monthly rereport, l\farch 1961, PB 161371-12, Volume II. No. 3.
Radiological Health Data, monthly report, February 1961, PB 161371-12,
Volume II, No. 2.
Health and Safety Laboratory fall-out
program quarterly summary report,
April 1, 1961, HASL-111.
Radiological Health Data, quarterly report, January 1961, PB 161371-10,
Volume II, No. 1.
Radiation research in the life sciences,
November 28, 1960.

SWEDEN

558

559

560

361

GERM'A..1'l"Y

Attempts to influence the elimination ofradio-strontium.

577

ICRP/ICRU
Exposure of man to ioruzmg radiation
arising from medical procedures withspecial reference to radiation-induced
diseases.

The 90-strontium content of human bones
and tissues in 1958, 1959 and 1960.
SWEDEN

578

ICRP
Meeting with experts on somatic andgenetic radiation effects. lVI unich, 1959.

579

WHO
Medical supervision in radiation work.
432

Advcction over Sweden of radio-active
dust from the first French nuclear test
explosion, FOA. 4 Rapport A 4155-4727(Rev.).
Studies on plant accumulation of fission products under Swedish conditions.
I. Plant accumulation of Sr 90 in pot experiments in relation to uptake underfield conditions.

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SWEDEX (continued)

580

581

595

Studies on plant accumulation of fission products under Swedish conditions.
II. Influence of lime and phosphate fertilizer on the accumulation of Sr 89 in red
clover grown in 29 different Swedish soils.
Studies on plant accumulation of fission products under Swedish conditions.
III. Accumulation of Sr 90 in the aerial
parts of different weed species at varying
Ca-level in soil.

596

597

NORWAY

582
583

584

Fall-out in Norwegian milk in 1959Report No. S-0003.
Seasonal and latitudinal variations inradio-active fall-out-Report No. F-0412.

598
599

FAO
Dietary levels of strontium-90 andcesium-137.

Radiological Health Data. Volume II,~umber 4, April 1961, quarterly reportUS Department of Health, Educationand Welfare.
Radiological Health Data. Volume II,
Number 5, :\fay 1961, monthly reportUS Department of Health, Educationand Welfare.
Journal of Occupational Medicine-Special Supplement, lVIarch 1961-Acuteradiation death resulting from an accidental nuclear critical excursion.
Atmospheric radio-activity and fall-out
research, TID-12616.
Health and Safety Laboratory fall-out
program quarterly summary report,
July 1, 1961, HASL-113.
FR..-L'<CE

600.ARGENTINA

585

Country and title

Dosis geneticamente significativa debida
al radiodiagn6stico medico.

601

Resultats d'une prerniere enquete sur leseffets somatiques de !'irradiation foetoembryonnaire in utero.
La technique d'autoradiographie anatomique a la temperature de l'azote liquide.

NORWAY586

Caesium-137 in air, precipitation, drinking water, milk and beef in Nonvay during 1959 and 1960.

602

UNITED KINGDOM

587

Strontiurn-90 in milk and agricultural
materials in the United Kingdom, 19591960.

UNITED KINGDOM

603

FRANCE

588

Mesures de la contamination radio-active
de la chaine alimentaire.

604

l:SDIA

589

IAEA
Survey of radio-activity in food consumed
in Austria. Report on first sampling period(June-December 1960).

Strontium-90 in milk and human bone in
India.

605

Bibliography of papers published byUnited Kingdom sources from November
1960 to April 1961 on radiobiological andallied subjects.
Current data on the frequency of humansex chromosome abnormalities. MRC.61/
716.
Relationship between the deposition ofstrontium-90 and the contamination ofmilk in Britain during 1958-1960.

ARGENTINA

590

GERMANY

Contaminaci6n por radioestroncio durante el aiio 1960.

606

UNITED STATES

591

Genetics research program of the Divisionof Biology and Medicine-TID-4041.

UNITED STATES607

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

592
593

608

Delayed changes in children following
irradiation with small X-ray doses.
An investigation of gonad dose exposurein radiotherapy of non-malignant conditions.

609

ITALY

594

The genetically significant do5e in medical
uses of X-rays and radio-active materials.

610

Data on environmental radio-activity,
collected in Italy (July-December 1960).
433

Radio-active fall-out data 1959, dated
May 1960, TID-11851.
The effect of consanguinity on the distribution of continuously variable characteristics.
Radiological Health Data, Volume II,
Number 6, June 1961, monthly report,
US Department of Health, Educationand \Velfare.
Atmospheric transport of artificial radioactivity.

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611
612

Dominant lethal effects of high intensity
X-irradiation of mouse spermatogonia.
Sex chromosome loss in mice following
irradiation of the fertilised egg.

629

INDIA

613

614

615
616

617

618
619

620
621
622
623
624
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626

627
628

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Radiochemical procedures for the assay
of low levels of strontium-90 activity inmilk, human bone and water.

630

USSR
YpoBem, aarp.lI3nenn.a: npllaeMnoro CJIOJI aTMoccpep1I rrpo.u;yitTa!lm ncI111Tanntt Jl,ll,epnoro opya\HJI IIO II3M0p8Hll.IIM B IlO~MOCKOBiie
c 1955 no 1959 roµ;.
I'.no6a.m.noe pacrrpocrpanenrre B arnoccpepen BDIIIa)J;enne na aeM.JIO pa,rr.noa:&THBHiiIX
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Boa.n;eficTBIIe nonnarrpyrom;ett pa11.nan;nn na
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646

90

90

La incorporaci6n del Sr -Y en vegetales: estudio radioautografico de dicha
incorporaci6n en Vicia faba.

661
662

GEIUL-L"Y

647

648

Research on fundamental radiobiology
and somatic effects of radiation of Germany. 1954-1960.
Major radiogenetical studies carried out
in the Federal Republic of Germany during 1953 to 1960.

663

664
665

Sv.1'DE-"

649
650
651
652

Distribution of radiocesium in mice. An
autoradiographic study.
Radio-activity in people living in thenorth of Sweden.
Radiocesium and potassium in Norwegians.
Cs 137 burdens in Swedish Laplanders andreindeer.

666

667

Strontium-90 in fall-out and in man m
Australia, January 1959-June 1960.

668

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

654
655

669

658

659

Fall-out in Norwegian milk in 1960. Norwegian Defence Research Establishment,Intern Rapport S-0006.
SWEDEN

670

Bericht der eidgenossischen Kommission
zur Uberwachung der Radioaktivitat zuhanden des Bundesrates.

671

FR...>L'l'CE

657

Assay of strontium-90 in human bone in
the United Kingdom. Results for 1960,
Part I with some further results for 1958
and 1959. Medical Research Council
l\fonitoring Report, Series No. 2.
Human bone metabolism deduced fromstrontium assays.
NORWAY

Chronic occupational exposure to Sr 90
and Ra226 •Results of systematic measurement offall-out in Hradec Kralove and Plzen,
Czechoslovakia.
SWITZERLAND

656

UAR
Gonadal and bone marrO\v dose in medical diagnostic radiology.
Annex to paper of estimation of gonaddose in radiotherapy of benign conditions.
Report on exposure of workers of Atomic
Energy Establishment of United Arab
Republic.
Fall-out over United Arab Republic fromthe fourth French nuclear test over Algerian Sahara.
Strontium-90, stable strontium and stable
calcium in soil. food items, water andhuman bone in Egypt (UAR).
Committee on the Effects of Atomic
Radiation on :\fan. Detailed annual report No. 2, Cairo, July 1961.
UNITED KINGDO~I

Ac:sTR.U.L.\

653

Country and litle

The protective effect of cysteamine
against genetic damages by X-rays inspermatozoa from mice.
Sex-ratio-an unreliable method for estimations of radiation hazards.
UNITED STATES

Determination du rapport rad/r clans l'os
et le muscle par la methode des gaz
equivalents.
Deux ans de controle de la radio-activite
du Rhone et de la nappe phreatique.

672

673

CAi'LillA

674

Strontium-90and cesium-137 in Canadian
wheat (1957-1959).

675

Radiological Health Data, Vol. II, No. 7,
July 1961. quarterly report. US Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
Radiological Health Data, Vol. 22, No. 8,
August 1961, monthly report.
Assessment on the radiation dose due tofall-out.
The dose-response relation in radiationinduced cancer.

UXITED STATES

660

660/
Add.1

UNITED KINGDmt

Applications of radio-isotopes and radiation in the life sciences. Summary-analysisof hearings held on March 27, 28, 29 and30, 1961 before the Sub-committee on
Research, Development and Radiation of
the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy
Congress of the US, June 1961.
Addendum to above document.

676

Radiostrontium and racliocaesium indrinking water in the United Kingdom.
Results to December 1960.
UNITED STATES

677

435

Offsite ecological research of the Divisionof Biology and l\Iedicine-terrestrial andfreshwater.

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680

681
682

683
684

699

Radiological Health Data, Vol. II, No. 9,
September 1961, monthly report.
US Atomic Energy Commission Healthand Safety Laboratory fall-out program
quarterly summary report for October 1,
1961. HASL-115.
Bioenvironmental features of the Ogotoruk Creek area, Cape Thompson, Alaska.
A first summary by the Committee on
Environmental Studies for Project Chariot. December 1960, TID-12439.
Atmospheric radio-activity at Kodiak
and Wales, Alaska, NRL Report 5658.
Evaluation of the ground-water contamination hazard from undergroundnuclear explosion. UCRL-5538, April 8,
1959.
Distribution of radio-activity from a nuclear excavation. UCRL-6249-T, October 26, 1960.
Proceedings of the Second Plowshare
Symposium May 13-15, 1959, San Francisco, Calif. Part I. Phenomenology ofunderground nuclear explosions. UCRL5675, l\fay 15, 1959.

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687
688
689
690
691
692

693
694
695
696
697
698

FAO
The organization of surveys for radionuclides in food and agriculture.
UNITED KINGDOM

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701

702

703
704
705
706
707

jAPAN

685

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Strontium-90 and cesium-137 in fall-out
deposits and implications of their ratio.
Cesium-131 and strontium-90insea water.
A new method of measurement of absorption dose rate from terrestrial backgroundradiation.
Deposition of Cs137 and Sr 90 in Tokyo.
Measurement of the carbon-14 concentration in essential oil using the liquid scintillation spectrometer.
The concentrations of Srg 0 and Cs137 inland waters in Japan.
Cesium-137 levels in human body, August
1958-August 1960.
l\Ieasurements with a whole body counter.
Natural concentration of krypton-85,
carbon-14 and tritium in recent years.
Physical aspect of fall-out in the troposphere.
Influence of radio-activity of the atomic
explosion in Sahara desert.
The peak in radio-active fall-out in thetemperate zone of the northern hemisphere.
Penetration of artificial radio-activity indeep waters of the Pacific and vertical
diffusion rate of sea water.
Seasonal variation of radio-active fall-out.

Medical X-ray exposure history of .~theparents of children 'vi th Down's syndrome(mongolism).
Surveys of radio-activity in human dietand experimental studies.
USSR
l:I11TeHCHBHOe pa,n;noa1mrnnoe BI:ma,IJ;eHne B
Crure1rne (Kpmr) B pesynrare JI,D;epnoro
B3pnrna B Caxape 13 !J>eBpa.1JI 1960 ro,n;a.
I:Iccj[e,u;onaHHe pa,rornan.TIIB!IbIX 3arp.llllnenntt B pattoHe 1Iepnoro MOp.H B 1959 ro;i;y.
3arp.ll3HeIDIOCTb MOpe.ll: n OReaHOB uc:&ycCTBennmm pa.n;rroa1mrnmYn Bem;ecTBaMH.
Co,n;epiKanrre Sr90 B KOCTHOtt TEann mo.n;ett,
npoa;HBarom;nx Ha repplfl'Opnn CoBercxoro
Corosa.
Bhllla.rr.enna 11.0.ill'OllillBYIIUIX npoµ,y&TOB .rr.e.'Iemm Ha TeppnTopnn GCCP B 1959-1960
ro.n;ax.
Co.n;epamnne Sr90 n Cs137 B rrpo6ax MoJIORa, BSJIThIX B pasnm pattonax CCCP B
1960 ro.n;y.
FRANCE

708
709

Etude de la vocation des sols en place ala retention du radiostrontium.
l\clethode d'etude de la contamination
radioactive des sols en place.
DENMARK

710

Environmental radio-activity m Denmark 1960.

711

La retombee radioactive a l\fol-Rapportd'avancement ler semestre 1960.

BELGIUM

UNITED KINGDOM

712

Radio-active fall-out in air and rain; results to the middle of 1961.
U~ITED STATES

713
714

715

716

Radiological Health Data, Volume II,
Number 10, October 1961, quarterly report.
Radiological Health Data, Volume II,
Number 11, November 1961.
Fall-out from 19Si and 1958 nuclear test
series.
The latent period. incidence, and growthof Sr 90 -induced osteosarcomas in CFI and
CBA mice.
CANADA

717
436

The effect of radiation dose rate upon theDocument

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production of eye colour mutations in the
Clzalcid dahlbominus.

733

UNITED KlNGDO~f734

Strontium-90 in bones of infants in Hong
Kong.
Bibliography of papers published by theUnited Kingdom sources from l\fay to
October 1961, on radiobiological andallied subjects.
Assav of strontium-90 in human bone in
the United Kingdom-Part II.

735

737

La retombee radioactive a l'vlol-Rapportd'avancement 2eme semestre 1960.

738

UNITED KINGDOM

722
723

739

Radio-activity in milk in the United
Kingdom 1961: preliminary report.
Some provisional estimates of radio-active
fall-out in the United Kingdom-autumn
1961.

740
741

l:NDIA

i24
725

726

727
728

Fission product radio-activity in the air
along the 80th meridian (West) durina0
1960.
Health and Safety Laboratory, fall-out
program, quarterly summary report,
September 1, 1961 through December 1,
1961, HASL-117.
Sr 90 in man and his environment, Volume
I II: Publications.
Sr 90 in man and his environment, Volume
II: Analytical data.
Radiological Health Data, Volume II,
No. 12, December 1961.
HASP second special report on high altitude sampling program.
NORWAY

Observations of fall-out in India during
the period of cessation of nuclear tests.
A study of washout of radio-active fallout and particulate matter in individual
rain showers.
Gamma-ray analysis of fall-out samples
collected in India during October 1958 tol\Iarch 1960.
Cesium-137 and strontium-90 in milk.
Seasonal variations of cesium-137 in the
ground level air.

742

Caesium-137 and strontium-90 in precipitation, soil and animals in Norway.
UNITED STATES

743

744

Radiological Health Data, Volume III,No. 1. January 1962.
Fall-out from USSR 1961 nuclear tests.
AUSTRALIA745

MEXICO

729

The distribution of active marrow in thebones of normal adult.
l\,Iutation rates at low level irradiation in
Drosoplzila melanogaster.
The genetically significant dose by the
X-ray diagnostic examinations in Japan.
UNITED STATES736

BELGJU~I

721

Country and title

Measurements of strontium-90 in theAustralian environment.
ARGENTINA

Quinto informe sobre estudios de la precipitaci6n radioactiva.

746

UNITED STATES747

The effect of deposition rate and cumulative soil level on the concentration ofstrontium-90 in US milk and food supplies. AEC TID-13945.

748

Radiocesio en la dieta humana.
UNITED STATES

730

Criticality accidents in Vinca, Yugoslavia,
and Oak Ridge, Tennes...~e.
Health and Safety Laboratory-Preliminary data on fall-out from the fall 1961
USSR test series. Staff report, February
27, 1962, HASL-121.

JAPAN

731
732

SWEDENA shift of sex-ratio in the progeny from
irradiated males in Drosophila melanogaster (preliminary note).
On the incidence of Jeukernias in Hiroshima during the past fifteen years from1946 to 1960.

749
750

437

Late effects of thorotrast in cerebral angiography.
On the Hiroshima and Nagasaki experience of nuclear weapons initial radiation
LD 60 for man.