Rabi, Prof. Isidor Isaac, (29 July 1898–11 Jan. 1988), University Professor Emeritus, Columbia University, NY; Member: Naval Research Advisory Committee, since 1952; (US Member) Science Committee of United Nations, since 1954; (US Member) Science Committee of NATO, since 1958; General Advisory Committee, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency since 1962; Consultant: to General Advisory Committee, Atomic Energy Commission, since 1956 (Chairman,

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Rabi, Prof. Isidor Isaac, (29 July 1898–11 Jan. 1988), University Professor Emeritus, Columbia University, NY; Member: Naval Research Advisory Committee, since 1952; (US Member) Science Committee of United Nations, since 1954; (US Member) Science Committee of NATO, since 1958; General Advisory Committee, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency since 1962; Consultant: to General Advisory Committee, Atomic Energy Commission, since 1956 (Chairman,

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Rabi, Prof. Isidor Isaac, (29 July 1898–11 Jan. 1988), University Professor Emeritus, Columbia University, NY; Member: Naval Research Advisory Committee, since 1952; (US Member) Science Committee of United Nations, since 1954; (US Member) Science Committee of NATO, since 1958; General Advisory Committee, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency since 1962; Consultant: to General Advisory Committee, Atomic Energy Commission, since 1956 (Chairman,

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