AEC LOYALTY PROCEDURES AND CIVIL RIGHTS.

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Title: AEC LOYALTY PROCEDURES AND CIVIL RIGHTS.
Authors: Gerson, M., Lesser, M. L.
Source: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Jul1948, Vol. 4 Issue 7, p197-198. 2p.
Subjects: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Civil rights, Associations, institutions, etc., Scientists, Concessions (Administrative law), Administrative law, Nuclear industry, Nuclear energy, Civil procedure
Abstract: The article presents an analysis of Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) loyalty procedures which focuses on the civil rights aspect of the problem. The procedure is largely the result of a study made by a group of members of the Association of Oak Ridge Engineers and Scientists. The principles embraced by the concept of "Security" as applied to the workings of the AEC is discussed. A distinction between loyalty and security risk cases is presented. An outline of a procedure for security-risk cases is proposed. The dangers of partial concessions of civil rights are discussed.
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Abstract:The article presents an analysis of Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) loyalty procedures which focuses on the civil rights aspect of the problem. The procedure is largely the result of a study made by a group of members of the Association of Oak Ridge Engineers and Scientists. The principles embraced by the concept of "Security" as applied to the workings of the AEC is discussed. A distinction between loyalty and security risk cases is presented. An outline of a procedure for security-risk cases is proposed. The dangers of partial concessions of civil rights are discussed.
ISSN:00963402
DOI:10.1080/00963402.1948.11460217