The foreign trade of the United States chemical industry is reviewed in this section of the annual chemical industry report, including data presented for: U.S. chemical trade, U.S. trade as per cent of world trade, total U.S. trade, chemical trade growth, and U.S. chemical trade partners. (PR)

Discusses the activities and budgets of various committees of the AAUP. (HS)

To expand the present inadequate range of controls, reprinting and microfilming of existing indexes, catalogs, and inventories are proposed. The role of automation for control of research resources, including retrospective as well as current materials, is described. (109 references) (Author/NH)

Summarizes the content of the third Annual Report and discusses the controversy concerning the withholding'' of chapters concerning the energy crisis, recycling, and the pollution of the Delaware River Valley. Possible political motivations are discussed. (AL)

Presents the five recommendations of the National Science Board in its fourth annual report to Congress. The report, The Role of Engineers and Scientists in a National Policy for Technology,'' calls for a strong commitment to the technologies of peace and is available from the United States Government Printing Office. (PR)

"The corporation annual report may be more widely used in college than in high school, but high school teachers should also take advantage of this valuable aid. (Editor)

A brief description of the symposium and summaries of the talks given are presented. (SJ)

Engineering college, technical college, industrial, government, affiliate, and associate members of the American Society for Engineering Education are listed. (TS)

The history of science is replete with instances of disappointed, disgruntled, and frustrated scientists who have felt and complained that their ideas have been stolen or ignored until someone else came up with the same. Conversations have been recorded, correspondence uncovered, and public debates conducted on questions of priority. (Author/TS)

Highlights of the Processing Department's activities in the sixties are supplemented by statistical comparative tables showing the growth from 1960 to 1969. Following the highlights, is the Department's 1969 annual report. (MF)