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Repository: Harvard University Archives
Cambridge, MA 02138
Title: Papers of George B. Kistiakowsky, ca. 1928-1932 (inclusive)
Quantity: 32.8 cubic feet in 95 containers
Call No.: HUGFP 94
Creator: Kistiakowsky, George B. (George Bogdan), 1900-1982.
Abstract: George B. Kistiakowsky (1900-1982) was a Ukrainian-born American chemist. He was not only a renowned in academic circles, but was also a consultant, defense researcher, and public policy advisor. Professor of Chemistry at Harvard University, Kistiakowsky was also a participant in the development of the atomic bomb known as the Manhattan Project, a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and in later years, a political activist, most notably concerned with the arms race. These papers document Kistiakowsky's academic, consulting, and public policy activities.
Note: This document last updated 2004 November 16.
Language of materials: English.

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Series and Subseries in the Collection

• General Correspondence
• Consulting Services and Board Memberships
• President's Science Advisory Committee
• National Academy of Sciences
• Vietnam War
• Council for a Livable World
• Letters of Recommendation
• Advisees, Graduate Students, and Postdoctoral Fellows
• Speeches, Publications, and Meetings
• Course Materials

Biography of George Bogdan Kistiakowsky

George Bogdan Kistiakowsky ( 1917-1982 ) was a Ukrainian-born American chemist. He was not only a renowned in academic circles, but was also a consultant, defense researcher, and public policy advisor. Abbott and James Lawrence Professor of Chemistry at Harvard University, Kistiakowsky was also a participant in the development of the atomic bomb known as the Manhattan Project, a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and in later years, a political activist, most notably concerned with the arms race as an advocate for banning nuclear weapons.

Kistiakowsky was born in Kiev, Ukraine (then a province of Russia) on November 18, 1900. He attended private schools in Kiev and Moscow until the revolutionary events of 1917 disrupted his education. After serving as soldier in the White Russian Army and spending a year in the concentration camps of Turkey and the Balkans, Kistiakowsky finally found refuge in Germany, where he attended the University of Berlin .

He studied physical chemistry under Max Bodenstein and received his doctorate in 1925. In the following year, Kistiakowsky came to the United States on an International Education Board Fellowship. After teaching at Princeton for two years, he joined the Harvard faculty as an assistant professor of chemistry in 1930.

His work in the fields of thermodynamics, spectroscopy, and chemical kinetics brought him involvement as a military researcher, corporate consultant, and policy advisor. At the same time, he remained actively engaged in academia. He rose to the rank of professor in 1938, chaired the Department of Chemistry from 1947 to 1950, and maintained a busy schedule of teaching and research until his retirement in 1971.

During the World War II, influenced by James B. Conant, President of Harvard University, Kistiakowsky served as chief of the Explosives Division of the National Defense Research Committee . In 1944 , he was recruited to join the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos, where he was responsible for designing the triggering device that used conventional explosives to detonate the atomic bomb.

In the postwar years, he became a member of several military advisory boards in Washington. Between 1957 and 1964, he served on the President's Science Advisory Committee and was Special Assistant to the President for the Science and Technology from 1959 to 1961. Kistiakowsky was also a member of the U.S. delegation in Geneva during 1958, when the two superpowers discussed ways to reduce the danger of surprise nuclear attack.

Increasingly concerned with public policy issues, he worked to influence the allocation of government resources through his participation in the National Academy of Sciences (NAS). Kistiakowsky served as chairman of its Committee on Science and Public Policy (COSPUP) from 1962 to 1965, then as vice-president of NAS from 1965 to 1973.

At first he worked within channels to influence policy, but he became less and less sanguine about prospects that administrations in Washington would heed voices of dissent. In 1968, in protest against the course of U.S. involvement in Vietnam, Kistiakowsky severed his connections with the Pentagon . He shifted his efforts to electoral campaigns and advocacy group politics. After his retirement, he devoted himself even more fully to political activism. From 1977 until his death in 1982, he served as chairman of Council for Livable World , campaigning to de-escalate the arms race and reorient the domestic political agenda.

Kistiakowsky received much recognition for his role as a scientist and as a citizen. He was the recipient of numerous honorary degrees and awards, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Joseph Priestly Award of the American Chemical Society. His presence on many boards, including his positions as director of Itek Corporation and Cabot Corporation attest to his prominence. He died on December 7, 1982.

Scope and Contents of Collection

This collection documents Kistiakowsky's professional and public life as teacher, researcher, policy advisor, and political activist. The General Correspondence Series is the major series in the collection and should be consulted by researchers interested in any of the many facets of Kistiakowsky's public life.

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• Series: Series call number: HUGFP 94.8 General correspondence, ca. 1928-1982 (Physical extent: 55 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Series description: This series documents Kistiakowsky's career in all of its aspects: as teacher, researcher, policy advisor, and political activist.

  This series contains material relating to Kistiakowsky's academic duties at Harvard, research proposals and progress reports on grants, the publishing of scientific works, relations with scientific foundations, and membership in scientific societies, especially the American Chemical Society. Also documenting Kistiakowsky's academic research is correspondence with scientific colleagues, especially colleagues focusing on thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, and spectroscopy.

  Material in this series also documents Kistiakowsky's involvement with the National Defense Research Committee, Manhattan Project, and his work as a consultant to defense agencies and private companies.

  The political material in this series includes information relating to his duties as science advisor to three U.S. Presidents (Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson) and his criticism of defense policy, and political activity. Political activity documented here includes Kistiakowsky's involvement with congressional and presidential election campaigns, including those of Johnson, McCarthy, and McGovern, and correspondence with political figures including Eisenhower, members of Congress, and officials in the Executive Branch.
  Arrangement: Arrangement: This material is grouped into ten chronological periods; within each period folders are arranged alphabetically.
  • Correspondence, 1928-1942
    • Box 1 A
    • Box 1 American Chemical Society
    • Box 1 B-C
    • Box 1 Chemical Physics
    • Box 1 Chemistry Department
    • Box 1 J. B. Conant
    • Box 1 D-K (2 folders)
    • Box 2 G.B.K. Biography a-Ld -Lh
    • Box 2 L
    • Box 2 Arthur B. Lamb, Editor--Journal of the American Chemical Society
    • Box 2 M-N (2 folders)
    • Box 3 National Academy of Sciences
    • Box 3 O-R
    • Box 3 Radcliffe
    • Box 3 Rockefeller Foundation--Dr. Warren Weaver
    • Box 3 S-T
    • Box 3 H. S. Taylor
    • Box 3 U-Z
  • Correspondence, 1943-1950
    • Box 4 A
    • Box 4 American Chemical Society
    • Box 4 American Chemical Society--Committee on Hazardous Chemicals and Explosives
    • Box 4 American Chemical Society, Journal of
    • Box 4 American Association for the Advancement of Science (A.A.A.S.)
    • Box 4 Associated Universities (3 folders)
    • Box 4 Atomic Energy Commission, U.S.
    • Box 4 Atomic Energy Commission, U.S.--Document Sales Agency
    • Box 4 B
    • Box 5 Ballistic Research Laboratories (4 folders)
    • Box 5 Brookhaven National Laboratory
    • Box 5 C
    • Box 5 Chemical Reviews
    • Box 5 Conant, James B.
    • Box 5 D
    • Box 5 Douglas Aircraft Company (2 folders)
    • Box 5 E-G
    • Box 5 Geophysical Committee
    • Box 5 Gutowsky, H. S.
    • Box 6 H
    • Box 6 Harvard University, 1947-[1949]
    • Box 6 Harvard University--Committee on Patent Policy
    • Box 6 I-K
    • Box 6 G.B.K.--"Density Measurements in Gaseous Detonation Waves"
    • Box 6 G.B.K.--"Initiation of Detonation in Gases"
    • Box 6 G. B. K. --"Initiation of Detonation of Explosives" (1948)
    • Box 6 G. B. K. --"Physical Chemistry of Detonations" (Abstract)
    • Box 6 G.B.K. and D. Garvin--"The Kinetics of Coordinate Bond Formation"
    • Box 6 G.B.K., H.T.K., and M.M.--Gaseous Detonations III. "The Heats of N₂ and CO Dissociations"
    • Box 6 G.B.K., H. T. Knight, and M. E. Malin--"The Heat of Dissociation of Nitrogen" Letter to the Editor
    • Box 6 G.B.K. and Kridl--"Inhibition of Urease by Silver Ions"
    • Box 6 G. B. Kistiakowsky and W. L. Marshall-- "Photochemical Decomposition of Ketene, III"
    • Box 6 G.B.K. and Slichter--"A High-Intensity Source for the Molecular Beam"
    • Box 6 G.B.K. Trip to England [1941]
    • Box 6 L
    • Box 6 Library Committee
    • Box 6 Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (2 folders)
    • Box 6 M
    • Box 6 Mc
    • Box 7 N
    • Box 7 National Academy of Sciences
    • Box 7 NDRC [National Defense Research Committee] Division 8 (3 folders)
    • Box 7 National Research Council--Committee on Undersea Warfare
    • Box 7 Navy Contract
    • Box 7 Navy Contract--Operating Statements
    • Box 7 Navy Contract--Report Information
    • Box 7 Navy Department 1947-[1950] (2 folders)
    • Box 8 Nichols Medal
    • Box 8 Nuclear Research 1947-[1949]
    • Box 8 O
    • Box 8 ONR [Office of Naval Research]--Boston Branch Office
    • Box 8 P
    • Box 8 Pitzer, K. S.
    • Box 8 R
    • Box 8 Rabinovitch, B. S.
    • Box 8 Research Inquiries
    • Box 8 S
    • Box 8 Shop Committee 1947-
    • Box 8 T-Z
    • Box 8 Zemurray Professorship--Radcliffe College
  • Correspondence, 1950-1955
    • Box 9 A
    • Box 9 Advisory Committee for Ordnance Research and Development (3 folders)
    • Box 9 American Association for the Advancement of Science (A.A.A.S.)
    • Box 9 American Chemical Society
    • Box 9 American Chemical Society--Committee on Hazardous Chemicals and Explosives
    • Box 9 American Chemical Society, Journal of
    • Box 9 American Philosophical Society
    • Box 9 Ammonium Nitrate Report
    • Box 9 Anniversary Replies
    • Box 10 Associated Universities, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Brookhaven Visiting Committee (2 folders)
    • Box 10 Athletic Sports, Committee on
    • Box 10 Atomic Energy Commission
    • Box 10 Atomic Energy Commission, U.S.--Document Sales Agency
    • Box 10 B (2 folders)
    • Box 11 Ballistic Research Laboratories (2 folders)
    • Box 11 Bendix Aviation Corporation
    • Box 11 Berkowitz, Joseph
    • Box 11 Book Reviews by G.B.K.
    • Box 11 Bremer, Therese
    • Box 11 Brunauer, Stephen
    • Box 11 Buck, Paul H.
    • Box 11 Buck, Paul H. (Provost)
    • Box 11 Dinner for Provost Buck
    • Box 11 C (2 folders)
    • Box 11 Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc.
    • Box 11 Cambridge Scientific Club
    • Box 12 Chemical Physics, Journal of
    • Box 12 Chemistry 60 Instructorship
    • Box 12 Chemistry Department (2 folders)
    • Box 12 Chemistry Department--Resources Committee
    • Box 12 Cher, Mark
    • Box 12 Chesick, John
    • Box 12 1952 Combustion Symposium--Papers Subcommittee
    • Box 12 Conant, James B.
    • Box 12 Coordinating Research Council (2 folders)
    • Box 13 Craig, Norman
    • Box 13 CRF Committee
    • Box 13 D
    • Box 13 Davis, Robert
    • Box 13 Drawings--Richard Williams
    • Box 13 Original Drawings
    • Box 13 Original Drawings for Various Manuscripts, 1951-1954
    • Box 13 E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
    • Box 13 E
    • Box 13 Trip to England
    • Box 13 Experimental Geology and Geophysics (Committee on)
    • Box 13 F
    • Box 13 Faraday Society
    • Box 13 Fernelius, W. Conard
    • Box 13 Fourth Combustion Symposium (B. Lewis)
    • Box 14 G (2 folders)
    • Box 14 General Electric Company
    • Box 14 Geophysical Committee
    • Box 14 H (2 folders)
    • Box 14 Harvard University (2 folders)
    • Box 14 Harvard University--Administrative Board
    • Box 14 Harvard University--Committee on Defense Studies
    • Box 15 Harvard Chemistry Department--Qualifying Examinations
    • Box 15 Harvard University--Department of Chemistry
    • Box 15 Harvard University--Faculty Committee on Athletic Sports
    • Box 15 Harvard-M.I.T. Physical Chemistry Colloquia
    • Box 15 Harvard University--Office for Research Contracts
    • Box 15 Donald F. Hornig
    • Box 15 I-J
    • Box 15 Journal Papers
    • Box 15 K
    • Box 15 Kantrowitz, Arthur
    • Box 15 Knight, Herbert T.
    • Box 15 Kydd, Paul
    • Box 15 L
    • Box 15 Library Committee
    • Box 16 Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
    • Box 16 M (2 folders)
    • Box 16 Mc
    • Box 16 Mahan, Bruce
    • Box 16 Malin, M. E.
    • Box 16 Maynard, Barbara
    • Box 16 Mineralogy Appointment Committee
    • Box 16 Moffitt, W.
    • Box 16 Mount Holyoke Convocation
    • Box 16 N
    • Box 17 National Academy of Sciences
    • Box 17 National Research Council (2 folders)
    • Box 17 National Science Foundation [N.S.F.]
    • Box 17 N.S.F. Annual Report, July 1958
    • Box 17 N.S.F. --Operating Statements
    • Box 17 Navy Contract
    • Box 17 Navy Contract--Correspondence
    • Box 17 Navy Contract--Operating Statements
    • Box 17 Navy Contract--Report Information
    • Box 17 Navy Department
    • Box 17 Navy--ONR Contract Progress Reports (2 folders)
    • Box 18 Navy--ONR--Boston Branch Office
    • Box 18 [Navy]---ONR Contract--Post-PhD Inquiries
    • Box 18 Navy--ONR Report--July 1, 1958
    • Box 18 Navy--ONR Research Proposal, 1953
    • Box 18 [Navy]--ONR Vouchers (MEM, HTK, CW)
    • Box 18 Navy--ONR--Washington
    • Box 18 Navy--Proposal for Extension of ONR Contract from 1 November 1954 to 31 October 1955
    • Box 18 Navy--Proposal for Extension of ONR Contract from 1 November 1955 to 31 October 1957
    • Box 18 Nickle, A. G.
    • Box 18 Nobel Prize
    • Box 18 Nuclear Committee
    • Box 18 O
    • Box 18 Ouroboros Club
    • Box 18 P (2 folders)
    • Box 18 Pitzer, K. S.
    • Box 18 New Professorship
    • Box 18 Committee on the Properties of Materials
    • Box 18 Purchasing and Regulations
    • Box 18 Q
    • Box 18 Qualifying Exams--Correspondence
    • Box 18 R (2 folders)
    • Box 18 Ramo-Wooldridge Corporation
    • Box 18 Receipts of Classified Documents
    • Box 19 Research Inquiries
    • Box 19 Richards, Willard
    • Box 19 Rockefeller Foundation
    • Box 19 R.O.T.C.
    • Box 19 S (3 folders)
    • Box 19 Sauer, Kenneth
    • Box 19 Scientific Advisory Board to Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force (2 folders)
    • Box 19 SAB--Department of the Air Force--1952
    • Box 20 SAB--Department of the Air Force--1953-1955 (4 folders)
    • Box 20 Scientific Advisory Board (Secretary of Defense)
    • Box 20 Scientific Advisory Board--Travel Orders
    • Box 20 Scientific Advisory Board--Western Development Division
    • Box 20 Security
    • Box 20 Selective Service Letter
    • Box 20 Smith, Felix
    • Box 20 Solid State Committee
    • Box 20 Special Study Committee
    • Box 20 T
    • Box 20 Tabbutt, Fred
    • Box 20 Thompson, Warren
    • Box 20 U
    • Box 20 University Laboratory
    • Box 21 V
    • Box 21 Volpi, Gian G.
    • Box 21 W (2 folders)
    • Box 21 Wellesley Travel Service
    • Box 21 Williams, John C.
    • Box 21 Williams, Richard
    • Box 21 X-Z
    • Box 21 Zemurray
  • Correspondence, 1956-1957
    • Box 21 A
    • Box 21 American Chemical Society
    • Box 21 American Chemical Society, Journal of
    • Box 21 ACS--Parsons Award Scholarship
    • Box 21 American Philosophical Society
    • Box 21 Army Ordnance Research and Development, Advisory Committee for
    • Box 21 Atomic Energy Commission
    • Box 21 B
    • Box 21 Bendix Aviation Corporation
    • Box 21 Borrowed Equipment
    • Box 21 Bradley, J. N.
    • Box 21 Bremer-Wilson, Therese
    • Box 21 Butler, James
    • Box 21 C
    • Box 22 Cambridge Scientific Club
    • Box 22 Chemical Physics, Journal of
    • Box 22 Cher, Mark
    • Box 22 Chesick, John
    • Box 22 Craig, Norman
    • Box 22 D-E
    • Box 22 Esso Research and Engineering Company
    • Box 22 F
    • Box 22 Frey, Henry Montague
    • Box 22 G-H
    • Box 22 Harvard-M.I.T. Physical Chemistry Colloquia
    • Box 22 Harvard University--Ad Hoc Committee on Biophysics
    • Box 22 Harvard University--Admission and Scholarship Committee
    • Box 22 Harvard University--Advisees
    • Box 22 Harvard University--Cancer Society Grant
    • Box 22 Harvard University--Department of Chemistry
    • Box 22 Harvard--Chemistry Department--Committee on Resources of Research Funds
    • Box 22 Harvard University--Committee on Defense Studies
    • Box 22 Harvard University--Faculty Committee on Athletic Sports
    • Box 22 Harvard University--General
    • Box 22 Harvard University--Office for Research Grants
    • Box 23 I
    • Box 23 Institute for Defense Analyses (O.A.S.D.)
    • Box 23 J-K
    • Box 23 Kydd, Paul
    • Box 23 L
    • Box 23 Lectures
    • Box 23 London Trip, June 1957
    • Box 23 Lyon, Richard
    • Box 23 M
    • Box 23 Mahan, Bruce
    • Box 23 Martin, Sidney L.
    • Box 23 N
    • Box 23 National Academy of Sciences
    • Box 23 National Institutes of Health
    • Box 23 National Research Council
    • Box 23 National Science Foundation
    • Box 23 National Science Foundation--Operating Statements Navy Department
    • Box 23 O
    • Box 23 ONR Contract
    • Box 23 ONR Contract--Correspondence
    • Box 23 ONR Contract--Operating Statements
    • Box 23 ONR Contract--Progress Reports
    • Box 23 ONR Contract--Report Information
    • Box 23 ONR Technical Reports
    • Box 23 Ouroboros Club
    • Box 24 P
    • Box 24 Physical Chemistry, Journal of
    • Box 24 Priestley Lectures (Penn State, 1956)
    • Box 24 Prospective Researchers
    • Box 24 R
    • Box 24 Ramo-Wooldridge Corporation
    • Box 24 Raymond and Whitcomb Co. (Travel)
    • Box 24 Receipts of Classified Documents (2 folders)
    • Box 24 Rockefeller Foundation
    • Box 24 S
    • Box 24 Scientific Advisory Board-- Department of the Air Force
    • Box 24 Scientific Advisory Board--Secretary of Defense
    • Box 24 Switzerland Trip and Lectures
    • Box 24 T
    • Box 24 Travel Orders
    • Box 24 V-W
    • Box 24 Warneck, Peter
    • Box 24 Western Development Division--Air Research and Development Command
    • Box 24 White, Col. John (and Associates)
    • Box 24 X-Z
  • Correspondence, 1957-1958
    • Box 25 A
    • Box 25 American Chemical Society
    • Box 25 American Chemical Society, Journal of
    • Box 25 Army Ordnance Research and Development, Advisory Committee
    • Box 25 Atomic Energy Commission
    • Box 25 B
    • Box 25 Bayes, Kyle
    • Box 25 Bradley, Dr. John N.
    • Box 25 Butler, James N.
    • Box 25 C
    • Box 25 Cambridge Scientific Club
    • Box 25 Chemical Physics, Journal of
    • Box 25 D-E
    • Box 25 Equipment and Supplies
    • Box 25 F
    • Box 25 Faraday Society
    • Box 25 Forms for Research Fellows
    • Box 25 G-H
    • Box 25 Harvard-M.I.T. Physical Chemistry Colloquia
    • Box 25 Harvard University--Admission and Scholarship Committee
    • Box 25 Harvard University--Booklet on "Natural Sciences in Harvard College for Prospective Students"
    • Box 25 Harvard University--Chemistry Department
    • Box 25 Harvard University--Chemistry Department--Job Possibilities
    • Box 25 Harvard University--Committee on Defense Studies
    • Box 25 Harvard University--Faculty Committee on Athletic Sports
    • Box 25 Harvard University--General
    • Box 25 Harvard University--Office for Research Contracts
    • Box 25 Harvard University--Physical Chemistry Cumulative Examination Committee
    • Box 25 Harvard's Day Speech--28 March 1958
    • Box 25 I
    • Box 25 Institute for Defense Analyses (O.A.S.D.)
    • Box 25 J-K
    • Box 25 G.B.K.--Biography, Bibliography, Photos
    • Box 25 L
    • Box 25 Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
    • Box 25 Lyon, Richard K.
    • Box 26 M-N
    • Box 26 National Academy of Sciences
    • Box 26 National Institutes of Health
    • Box 26 National Research Council
    • Box 26 National Science Foundation
    • Box 26 Navy Department
    • Box 26 O
    • Box 26 ONR Contract
    • Box 26 ONR Contract--Correspondence
    • Box 26 ONR Contract--Operating Statements
    • Box 26 ONR Contract--Progress Reports
    • Box 26 ONR Technical Reports
    • Box 26 P
    • Box 26 Positions Available
    • Box 26 President Pusey
    • Box 26 Priestley Award--Dickinson College
    • Box 26 Prospective Researchers
    • Box 26 R
    • Box 26 Ramo-Wooldridge Corporation
    • Box 26 Raymond and Whitcomb Co. (Travel)
    • Box 26 S
    • Box 26 Sauer, Kenneth
    • Box 26 Scientific Advisory Board--Department of the Air Force
    • Box 26 Scientific Advisory Committee--Secretary of Defense
    • Box 26 Scientific Advisory Committee--Department of Defense-Ballistic Missile Office
    • Box 27 T
    • Box 27 Travel Orders
    • Box 27 U-V
    • Box 27 Welch Foundation--Dr. W. 0. Milligan
    • Box 27 Western Development Division--Air Research and Development Command
    • Box 27 X-Z
  • Correspondence, 1958-1959
    • Box 27 A
    • Box 27 AGARD Conference
    • Box 27 Air Force, Department of
    • Box 27 Air Force--Joint U.S.-U.K. Missiles Committee
    • Box 27 American Chemical Society
    • Box 27 American Chemical Society, Journal of
    • Box 27 Applicants
    • Box 27 Atomic Energy Commission
    • Box 27 B
    • Box 27 Ballistic Missiles Division
    • Box 27 Ballistic Missiles Science Advisory Committee, Air Force
    • Box 27 Borrowed Equipment
    • Box 27 Bureau of Standards
    • Box 27 C
    • Box 27 Cambridge Scientific Club
    • Box 27 Chemical Physics, Journal of
    • Box 27 City College Bicentennial Award
    • Box 27 Combustion Symposium, 7th International
    • Box 27 D
    • Box 27 Defense Studies, Committee on
    • Box 27 E-F
    • Box 27 Forms
    • Box 27 G-H
    • Box 27 Harvard-M.I.T. Physical Chemistry Colloquia
    • Box 27 Harvard University--Advisees
    • Box 27 Harvard University--Athletic Association, Faculty Committee on
    • Box 27 Harvard University--Chemistry Department
    • Box 28 Harvard University--Cumulative Examination Committee
    • Box 28 Harvard University--Research Contracts, Office for
    • Box 28 Invitations--Symposia, Colloquia, etc.
    • Box 28 J-K
    • Box 28 G. B. Kistiakowsky--Bibliography
    • Box 28 Klots, C. E.
    • Box 28 L
    • Box 28 Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
    • Box 28 M
    • Box 28 Miller, Wilmer G.
    • Box 28 N
    • Box 28 National Academy of Sciences
    • Box 28 National Institutes of Health
    • Box 28 National Science Foundation
    • Box 28 O
    • Box 28 ONR Contract
    • Box 28 ONR Correspondence
    • Box 28 ONR Operating Statements
    • Box 28 ONR Progress Reports
    • Box 28 Oxford Degree
    • Box 28 P
    • Box 28 Positions Available
    • Box 28 President Pusey
    • Box 28 R
    • Box 28 Reports from Research Group
    • Box 28 S
    • Box 28 Scientific Advisory Committee
    • Box 28 Secretary of Defense
    • Box 29 T-W
    • Box 29 Williams College
    • Box 29 X-Z
  • Correspondence, 1959-1960
    • Box 29 A
    • Box 29 Army Ordnance Research and Development Advisory Committee
    • Box 29 Athletic Advisory Committee
    • Box 29 [Bendix] Diagrams
    • Box 29 Chemical Physics, Journal of
    • Box 29 Esso Research and Engineering
    • Box 29 Harvard Travel
    • Box 29 Harvard University--Accounting Office
    • Box 29 Harvard University--Chemistry Department
    • Box 29 Harvard University-- General
    • Box 29 Harvard University--Research Contracts, Office for
    • Box 29 K
    • Box 29 G.B.K.--Miscellaneous Correspondence from Washington (5 folders)
    • Box 30 G.B.K.--Miscellaneous Correspondence from Washington (3 folders)
    • Box 30 G. B. Kistiakowsky--Publications
    • Box 30 Dr. Kydd--Correspondence during G.B.K.'s Absence
    • Box 30 M
    • Box 30 N.A.S.A. [National Aeronautics and Space Administration]
    • Box 30 National Science Foundation
    • Box 30 National Science Foundation--Operating Statements
    • Box 30 ONR Operating Statements
    • Box 30 ONR Technical Reports
    • Box 30 Purchase Orders
    • Box 30 U.S. Government--Department of Commerce
  • Correspondence, 1961-1965
    • Box 30 A-B
    • Box 30 American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1961-1965
    • Box 30 American Chemical Society, 1961-1965
    • Box 31 ACDA (Arms Control and Disarmament Agency), 1961-1964
    • Box 31 Aspen Institute
    • Box 31 Athletic Advisory Committee, 1961-1966 (2 folders)
    • Box 31 Atomic Energy Commission, 1961-[1967] (2 folders)
    • Box 31 B
    • Box 31 S. H. Bauer
    • Box 31 Bendix Corporation
    • Box 31 S. W. Benson
    • Box 31 Biophysics Committee
    • Box 31 C-D
    • Box 32 C-F
    • Box 32 Conflict of Interest
    • Box 32 E-F
    • Box 32 General Eisenhower
    • Box 32 Foreign Affairs
    • Box 32 G (2 folders)
    • Box 32 Gilpatric Committee
    • Box 32 R. Gilpatric--Vietnam
    • Box 32 Harvard University--Accounting
    • Box 33 Harvard University--Accounting
    • Box 33 Harvard University--Department of Chemistry, 1960-1965 (2 folders)
    • Box 33 Harvard University-- General
    • Box 33 Honorary Degrees
    • Box 33 D. F. Hornig
    • Box 33 I-J
    • Box 33 President Johnson
    • Box 33 K-L
    • Box 34 President Kennedy
    • Box 34 G.B.K.--Personal--1962-1964
    • Box 34 G.B.K.--Regrets, 1966-1967
    • Box 34 J. W. Linnett
    • Box 34 M (2 folders)
    • Box 34 MIT
    • Box 34 National Institutes of Health (NIH)
    • Box 34 National Science Foundation, 1961-1964
    • Box 34 NSF--Research Proposals, 1960-1964 (2 folders)
    • Box 35 Nuclear Test Ban
    • Box 35 O-Q
    • Box 35 O.E.C.D.
    • Box 35 ONR Correspondence
    • Box 35 ONR--Technical Reports, 1961-1965 (2 folders)
    • Box 35 R
    • Box 36 R-S
    • Box 36 Science Center Building
    • Box 36 Scientists and Engineers for L.B.J. (2 folders)
    • Box 36 Committee on Space (Report to the President)
    • Box 36 T-Z
  • Correspondence, 1965-1976
    • Box 37 A
    • Box 37 ABM, 1967-1970 (2 folders)
    • Box 37 American Academy of Arts and Sciences
    • Box 37 American Academy [of Arts and Sciences]--Disarmament (2 folders)
    • Box 37 American Assembly
    • Box 37 American Association for the Advancement of Science
    • Box 37 American Chemical Society
    • Box 38 A
    • Box 38 American Committee on US-Soviet Relations
    • Box 38 American Philosophical Society
    • Box 38 Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA), 1965-1970 (2 folders)
    • Box 38 Arms Control Seminar, Harvard-M.I.T. Joint
    • Box 38 Atomic Energy Commission
    • Box 38 B (3 folders)
    • Box 38 Bendix Corporation
    • Box 38 Bernardini, Oliver
    • Box 38 Dean Harvey Brooks
    • Box 39 C (2 folders)
    • Box 39 Cambridge Scientific Club
    • Box 39 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
    • Box 39 C.I.A. [Central Intelligence Agency]
    • Box 39 Committee for Public Justice
    • Box 39 Correspondence with Congress (2 folders)
    • Box 39 Council on Foreign Relations
    • Box 39 D
    • Box 40 Dartmouth Conference, 1971
    • Box 40 Doty's Committee--SADS
    • Box 40 E-F
    • Box 40 Franklin Medal, October 1972
    • Box 40 G
    • Box 40 German Marshall Fund
    • Box 41 Gibbs Lab
    • Box 41 H
    • Box 41 Harvard Strike
    • Box 41 Harvard University--Accounting Office
    • Box 41 Harvard University--Center for International Affairs
    • Box 41 Harvard University--Chemistry Curriculum
    • Box 41 Harvard University--Chemistry Dep't--Book Information Forms
    • Box 41 Harvard University--Department of Chemistry, 1967-1971
    • Box 41 Harvard University--Committee of Seven (Dunlop Committee)--Background
    • Box 41 Harvard University--Committee of Seven--General
    • Box 42 Harvard University--Committee of Seven--Other Colleges
    • Box 42 Harvard University--Committee of Seven--Reports
    • Box 42 Harvard University--Committee of Seven--Statistics
    • Box 42 Harvard University--Department of Athletics
    • Box 42 Harvard University--General (2 folders)
    • Box 42 Harvard University--Office of Research Contracts
    • Box 42 Harvard University--Research Fellows
    • Box 42 Hornig, D. F.
    • Box 42 H. R. Hearings--Science and Astronautics--July 21, 1970
    • Box 42 Initiative Committee for National Economic Planning
    • Box 42 Institute for Defense Analyses
    • Box 42 Institute for Policy Studies
    • Box 42 I-J
    • Box 43 Joint Center for Urban Studies
    • Box 43 Journal of Chemical Physics
    • Box 43 Journal of Physical Chemistry
    • Box 43 Journal of the American Chemical Society
    • Box 43 K
    • Box 43 Kendall, Dr. Henry W.
    • Box 43 J. F. Kennedy Institute, 1967-1971 (4 folders)
    • Box 43 Henry Kissinger
    • Box 43 G.B.K.--Happy Birthday, 1970
    • Box 44 G.B.K. (Personal)
    • Box 44 G.B.K.--Personal--The University
    • Box 44 Kistiakowsky Fund
    • Box 44 L
    • Box 44 F. A. Long
    • Box 44 Los Alamos Laboratory
    • Box 44 M (2 folders)
    • Box 44 E. J. McCarthy
    • Box 44 Members of Congress for Peace Through Law
    • Box 44 Mesthene, Emmanuel G.
    • Box 44 MIRV
    • Box 45 Moscow, July 1975
    • Box 45 Muskie
    • Box 45 National Citizens' Commission
    • Box 45 National Institutes of Health
    • Box 45 NIH Applications
    • Box 45 National Science Foundation, 1965-1971
    • Box 45 NSF Contracts
    • Box 45 President Nixon
    • Box 45 November Coalition, 1968
    • Box 45 Noyes, W. Albert
    • Box 45 "Nuts" Folder
    • Box 46 N-O (2 folders)
    • Box 46 Office of Technology Assessment
    • Box 46 ONR Contract--Finished
    • Box 46 ONR--Distribution List
    • Box 46 ONR--Patent Certification
    • Box 46 ONR Progress Reports (2 folders)
    • Box 46 ORSA [Operations Research Society of America]
    • Box 46 P
    • Box 46 Parsons Award
    • Box 47 Phi Beta Kappa
    • Box 47 Phi Lambda Upsilon Society
    • Box 47 Politics
    • Box 47 Presidential Science Advising
    • Box 47 Dean Don K. Price
    • Box 47 Priestley Medal
    • Box 47 Priestley Medal Lecture
    • Box 47 Project: Safe and yet Unsafe
    • Box 47 Pugwash, 1970-1974 (3 folders)
    • Box 47 President Pusey
    • Box 47 R
    • Box 48 Rathjens, George
    • Box 48 Regrets, 1968-1971
    • Box 48 Rep. Paul Rogers (D., Fla.)
    • Box 48 Royal Society
    • Box 48 Russians--Academy of Sciences of the USSR
    • Box 48 S (3 folders)
    • Box 48 Safe/Unsafe
    • Box 48 Safe/Unsafe--W. W. Lowrance
    • Box 48 Saturday Club
    • Box 48 Schelling, Thomas C.
    • Box 48 Scoville, Dr. Herbert
    • Box 48 Security File
    • Box 48 Senate Hearings--Arms Control--May 28, 1970
    • Box 48 Senate Hearings--National Science Foundation--April 23, 1970
    • Box 48 Sigma Xi
    • Box 48 Sloan Foundation
    • Box 48 State Street Bank
    • Box 48 Stone, Jeremy J.--Federation of American Scientists
    • Box 48 T-V (2 folders)
    • Box 48 Union of Concerned Scientists
    • Box 48 U.N./U.S. Organization Panel
    • Box 48 U.S.D.A. (William Foster)
    • Box 48 U. S. Government
    • Box 48 Universities National Antiwar Fund
    • Box 50 W-Z (2 folders)
    • Box 50 White House
    • Box 50 Wiesner, Dr. Jerome
    • Box 50 E. B. Wilson
    • Box 50 World Affairs Council
    • Box 50 World Law Fund
    • Box 50 York, Herbert F.
  • Correspondence, 1976-1982
    • Box 50 A
    • Box 50 Alliance to Save Energy
    • Box 50 American Academy of Arts and Sciences
    • Box 50 American Academy of Political and Social Science
    • Box 50 American Chemical Society
    • Box 50 American Chemical Society--Northeastern Section--Accounts, 1977
    • Box 51 American Chemical Society--Northeastern Section--Accounts, 1978-1979 (2 folders)
    • Box 51 American Chemical Society--Northeastern Section, Board (4 folders)
    • Box 51 American Chemical Society--Northeastern Section, Trustees (2 folders)
    • Box 51 American Committee on East-West Accord
    • Box 51 American Committee on US-Soviet Relations
    • Box 51 American Philosophical Society
    • Box 51 Americans for SALT
    • Box 51 Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 1976
    • Box 51 Atlantic Monthly
    • Box 51 B (2 folders)
    • Box 51 Bulletin [of the Atomic Scientists]
    • Box 52 Ca-Cm
    • Box 52 Cambridge Scientific Club
    • Box 52 Jimmy Carter
    • Box 52 Cn-Cz
    • Box 52 Conant (2 folders)
    • Box 52 Coolidge, Sprague
    • Box 52 D
    • Box 52 Dr. Sidney Drell
    • Box 52 E-F
    • Box 52 Federation of American Scientists
    • Box 52 G
    • Box 53 H
    • Box 53 Harvard--Accounting, 1976-1981
    • Box 53 Harvard University--General
    • Box 53 I-K (3 folders)
    • Box 53 G.B.K.--Diary
    • Box 53 G.B.K.--Personal--80th Birthday
    • Box 53 L
    • Box 53 Levinson Foundation
    • Box 53 Gene R. LaRocque
    • Box 54 M
    • Box 54 William B. Martin
    • Box 54 John I. Mattill (M.I.T.)
    • Box 54 George McGovern
    • Box 54 N
    • Box 54 New Directions
    • Box 54 New York Review of Books
    • Box 54 New York Times
    • Box 54 New York Times Magazine Article
    • Box 54 O
    • Box 54 OTA [Office of Technology Assessment]
    • Box 54 P
    • Box 54 Prof. Pfeiffer
    • Box 54 Politics
    • Box 54 Miscellaneous Letters Attached to Publications [1975-1982]
    • Box 54 Pugwash, 1976-l977 (2 folders)
    • Box 54 Pugwash Paper, August 1977
    • Box 55 Pugwash, 1978-1980
    • Box 55 Pugwash Students
    • Box 55 Q-S (4 folders)
    • Box 55 SANE
    • Box 55 Scoville
    • Box 55 Slaner Foundation
    • Box 55 Sloan Foundation
    • Box 55 T-U (2 folders)
    • Box 55 UNA/USA
    • Box 55 Union of Concerned Scientists
    • Box 55 V
    • Box 55 Vance
    • Box 55 W-Z (2 folders)
    • Box 55 Herbert York

• Series: Series call number: HUGFP 94.12 Consulting services and board memberships, ca. 1946-1975 (Physical extent: 5 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Series description: This series documents Kistiakowsky's services as a consultant and as a member of the board of several corporations. It documents affiliations with Cabot Corporation, Monsanto Chemical Company, and the United Aircraft Corporation, among others. Technical advice focuses on thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, and spectrometry. Format of material is correspondence, financial records, technical reports, minutes, agendas, and memoranda.
  • Box 1 Cabot Corporation, 1949-1970 (5 folders)
  • Box 1 Dreyfuss Fund
  • Box 1 Franklin GNO Corporation, 1970-1971 (2 folders)
  • Box 1 Itek Corporation General 1959-1962
  • Box 2 Itek Corporation Board of Directors 1961-1962
  • Box 2 Itek Corporation Science Board 1961-1962
  • Box 2 Itek Corporation General 1963-1968 (3 folders)
  • Box 2 Itek Corporation Board of Directors 1969
  • Box 2 Itek Corporation General 1969
  • Box 3 Itek Corporation General 1970
  • Box 3 Itek Corporation Bord of Directors-1970-1971 (2 folders)
  • Box 3 Itek Corporation General 1971-1975
  • Box 3 Lion Oil Company (Division of Monsanto)
  • Box 3 Monsanto Chemical Company Trips [1947-1950]
  • Box 3 Monsanto Chemical Company, Anniston, Alabama [1947-1954]
  • Box 3 Monsanto Chemical Company, Dayton, Ohio [1946-1957] (3 folders)
  • Box 4 Monsanto Chemical Company, Everett, Massachusetts [1947-1954]
  • Box 4 Monsanto Chemical Company, Nitro, West Virginia [1950-1957]
  • Box 4 Monsanto Chemical Company, St. Louis, Missouri [1947-1959] (6 folders)
  • Box 4 Monsanto Chemical Company, Springfield, Massachusetts [1947-1956] (2 folders)
  • Box 4 Monsanto Chemical Company, Texas City, Texas [1951-1957]
  • Box 5 United Technology and United Aircraft, 1961-1962 (2 folders)
  • Box 5 United Aircraft Corporation, 1963-1971 (3 folders)

• Series: Series call number: HUGFP 94.14 President's Science Advisory Committee, ca. 1958-1971 (Physical extent: 5 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Series description: This series documents Kistiakowsky's services as a member of the President's Science Advisory Committee (PSAC), 1957-1964, as chairman of PSAC, 1959-1961, as Special Assistant to the President for Science and Technology, 1959-1961, and as consultant-at-large, 1964-1971. Format of material is correspondence, reports, press releases, memoranda, agendas, and minutes.
  • Box 1 PSAC [President's Science Advisory Committee]--Geneva Conference
  • Box 1 President's Science Advisory Committee--1958-1959 (3 folders)
  • Box 1 PSAC, 1959-1960--Miscellaneous Papers
  • Box 1 Europe, May 30-June 13, 1959
  • Box 1 PSAC, 1960-1962--Related Papers
  • Box 1 Orientation Cruise--U.S.S. Independence--January 10, 1960
  • Box 2 PSAC, 1961 (2 folders)
  • Box 2 PSAC, 1961--All Correspondence
  • Box 2 PSAC Development and Assistance Panel, 1961
  • Box 2 PSAC Panel for Support of Science (Brooks), 1961
  • Box 2 PSAC Panel on Environmental Health, 1961
  • Box 2 PSAC, 1962
  • Box 2 PSAC, 1962--All Correspondence
  • Box 3 PSAC, 1963--All Correspondence (2 folders)
  • Box 3 PSAC, 1963-1964
  • Box 3 PSAC, 1964--All Correspondence
  • Box 3 PSAC Reports, 1964
  • Box 3 PSAC, 1965 (2 folders)
  • Box 3 PSAC, 1965--All Correspondence
  • Box 4 PSAC Reports, 1965 (2 folders)
  • Box 4 PSAC Summer Study, 1965
  • Box 4 PSAC, 1966-1969
  • Box 4 PSAC, 1966--All Correspondence
  • Box 4 PSAC Reports, 1966 (3 folders)
  • Box 5 PSAC, 1967--All Correspondence
  • Box 5 PSAC Reports, 1967
  • Box 5 PSAC, All Correspondence, 1968-1969 (2 folders)
  • Box 5 PSAC, 1970
  • Box 5 PSAC, Members and Consultants, 1970-1971 (2 folders)

• Series: Series call number: HUGFP 94.16 National Academy of Sciences, ca. 1961-1981 (Physical extent: 10 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Series description: This series documents Kistiakowsky's activities as a member and officer of the National Academy of Sciences, including his positions as chairman of the Committee on Science and Public Policy, 1962-1965, vice-president, 1965-1973, and chairman of the Report Review Committee, 1969-1973. Format of material includes correspondence, minutes, memoranda, reports, newspaper clippings, and financial records.
  • Box 1 NAS--Report on Hazardous Materials (2 folders)
  • Box 1 NAS--Chemical Warfare--Press Clippings (2 folders)
  • Box 1 NAS--Office of the Foreign Secretary
  • Box 1 NAS--Institute of Medicine
  • Box 1 NAS--Division of Behavioral Sciences
  • Box 1 NAS--Subcommittee on Somatic Effects
  • Box 1 NAS--Weather Modification Review Study
  • Box 1 NAS--Computer Science and Engineering Board
  • Box 1 NAS--Environmental Sciences Board
  • Box 1 NAS--Historical Evaluation of Industrialized Housing and Building Systems in the United States
  • Box 2 NAS--Philip Handler [President] (2 folders)
  • Box 2 NAS--Council Agendas, Minutes
  • Box 2 NAS--General Correspondence (3 folders)
  • Box 3 NAS--General Correspondence (3 folders)
  • Box 3 NAS Committee on Natural Resources
  • Box 3 NAS--Section on Botany (Riker)
  • Box 3 NAS--Academy of Engineering
  • Box 3 NAS--Population Control (Long)
  • Box 3 NAS--Frank Westheimer
  • Box 4 NAS--Visitors--Shilov
  • Box 4 NAS--Minutes of NRC Governing Board (2 folders)
  • Box 4 NAS--COSPUP [Committee on Science and Public Policy]
  • Box 4 NAS--RRC [Report Review Committee] Daily Log
  • Box 4 NAS--RRC [Report Review Committee] Membership Assignments
  • Box 4 NAS [1961]-1963, 1967-1968 (4 folders)
  • Box 4 Report Review Committee--Motor Vehicle Emissions
  • Box 5 NAS--Handler--Div. Correspondence (2 folders)
  • Box 5 NAS--Vice-Presidency (Saunders MacLane)
  • Box 5 RRC--Div. Reports
  • Box 5 Memoranda to RRC Members
  • Box 5 Committee on Undersea Warfare--Shea & Co.
  • Box 5 NAS-- Council-- General
  • Box 5 NAS--Restructure of Academy
  • Box 5 NAS--NAE
  • Box 6 NRC [National Research Council]--General
  • Box 6 RRC [Report Review Committee]--General (2 folders)
  • Box 6 Herbicides (2 folders)
  • Box 6 Defoliation Report--Correspondence (2 folders)
  • Box 7 NAS--Committee on Government Relations (4 folders)
  • Box 7 Committee on Science and Public Policy--Documentary Material
  • Box 7 Civil Defense
  • Box 7 COSPUP--Civil Defense Study Group, 1963
  • Box 7 COSPUP, 1963 (2 folders)
  • Box 8 COSPUP, 1963-1965 (6 folders)
  • Box 9 COSPUP, 1966-1968 (4 folders)
  • Box 9 COSPUP--Chemistry Panel, 1963-1965
  • Box 9 COSPUP--H. R. Committee on Science and Astronautics, 1964-1965 (3 folders)
  • Box 10 COSPUP--Panel Research-- Federal Government--1963-1965 (3 folders)
  • Box 10 COSPUP--Special Panels, 1964-1965 (2 folders)
  • Box 10 COSPUP--USEM [Committee on Utilization of Scientific and Engineering Manpower], 1962-1964

• Series: Series call number: HUGFP 94.18 Vietnam War, ca. 1963-1973 (Physical extent: 1 box)
  Scope and Content: Series description: This series documents Kistiakowsky's reaction to U.S. involvement in Vietnam, including his decision to sever connections with the Department of Defense in 1968. Format of material includes correspondence, reports, memoranda, and newspaper clippings.

• Series: Series call number: HUGFP 94.20 Council for a Livable World, ca. 1968-1982 (Physical extent: 2 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Series description: This series documents Kistiakowsky's support for arms control with the Boston-based organization, Council for a Livable World. Format of material includes correspondence, minutes, memoranda, financial records, newspaper clippings, and press releases.

• Series: Series call number: HUGFP 94.24 Letters of recommendation, ca. 1933-1982 (Physical extent: 3 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Series description: This series documents Kistiakowsky's mentoring responsibilities. It contains letters of recommendation, inquiries about postdoctoral appointments, and exchanges of confidential information about applicants for positions in industry and academia.

• Series: Series call number: HUGFP 94.26 Advisees, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows, ca. 1950-ca. 1980 (Physical extent: 4 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Series description: This series documents Kistiakowsky's mentoring responsibilities. It contains correspondence with students and postdoctoral fellows, documentation of fellowships and employment applications, grade reports, progress reports on research, and letters of recommendation.
  • Box 1 Advisees and Postdoctoral Applicants
  • Box 1 Harvard University-Advisees
  • Box 1 G.B.K.'s Degree Students
  • Box 1 Prospective Postdocs
  • Box 1 Adler, Alice
  • Box 1 Alejnov, D. P.
  • Box 1 Anderson, Eva M.
  • Box 1 Arrington, C. A.
  • Box 1 Bayes, Kyle
  • Box 1 Bell, Jerry A.
  • Box 1 Benson, S. W.
  • Box 1 Berger, Michael
  • Box 1 Berkowitz, J.
  • Box 1 Bernardini, O.O.
  • Box 2 Birman, Sylvia
  • Box 2 Borisov, A. A.
  • Box 2 Bradley, John
  • Box 2 Brennen, William
  • Box 2 Butler, James
  • Box 2 Carr, Robert W.
  • Box 2 Chan, Kwok Hung
  • Box 2 Cher, Mark
  • Box 2 Chesick, J. P.
  • Box 2 Chong, Delano
  • Box 2 Clark, T. C.
  • Box 2 Craig, Norman C.
  • Box 2 Dean, Anthony
  • Box 2 DeGraff, B. A.
  • Box 2 DeVoe, Howard
  • Box 2 Dove, John
  • Box 3 Fine, Morris Henry
  • Box 3 Fleming, George Charles
  • Box 3 Frey, Monty
  • Box 3 Gardiner, William
  • Box 3 Garnett, S. H.
  • Box 3 Garvin, David
  • Box 3 Gay, Ian D.
  • Box 3 Glass, G. P.
  • Box 3 Guinn, Vincent P.
  • Box 3 Hand, Clifford
  • Box 3 Homer, J. B.
  • Box 3 Huber, Richard Leslie
  • Box 3 Ikeda, Richard M.
  • Box 3 Izod, Thomas P. J.
  • Box 3 Kern, Donald
  • Box 3 Kibby, C.
  • Box 3 Klemme, Darrell Arthur
  • Box 3 Klots, Cornelius
  • Box 3 Kydd, Paul
  • Box 3 Lyon, Richard K.
  • Box 3 Mahan, Bruce
  • Box 3 Marlow, John
  • Box 4 Matsuda, Shimpei
  • Box 4 Michael, Joe V.
  • Box 4 Miller, W. G.
  • Box 4 Miyama, Hajime
  • Box 4 Moulton, David
  • Box 4 Niki, Hiromi
  • Box 4 O'Grady, B. V.
  • Box 4 Parmenter, Charles
  • Box 4 Pearson, D. J.
  • Box 4 Richards, Willard
  • Box 4 Salzman, Alice
  • Box 4 Sauer, Ken
  • Box 4 Saunders, Barbara
  • Box 4 Steffenson, D.
  • Box 4 Tabbutt, Fred
  • Box 4 Thompson, W. E.
  • Box 4 Walter, T. A.
  • Box 4 Williams, Gordon Harold
  • Box 4 Wilson, Kent R.
  • Box 4 Zinman, Walter

• Series: Series call number: HUGFP 94.45 Speeches, publications, and meetings, ca. 1935-ca. 1982 (Physical extent: 5 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Series description: This series documents Kistiakowsky's public speaking and publication. It contains material related to conferences and symposia, drafts and texts of speeches, records of testimony at congressional hearings, correspondence with officers of scientific societies and publishing houses, book reviews, and manuscripts.
  • Box 1 G.B.K. Lectures, 1930s
  • Box 1 Publications/Lectures, 1940s
  • Box 1 G.B.K. Lectures, 1950s
  • Box 1 Training Scientists Today--Chemical Engineering Progress (April, 1953)
  • Box 1 Miscellaneous Speeches, 1959
  • Box 1 Raw Speech Material
  • Box 1 Westinghouse Science Talent Search (D.C., March 17, 1959)
  • Box 1 Quantico (June 26, 1959)
  • Box 1 National Science Writers' Association (September 16, 1959)
  • Box 1 ARDC 6th Annual Symposium (D.C., October 1, 1959)
  • Box 1 VOA Interview (in Russian), October 21, 1959
  • Box 1 Harvard Law School Forum (Cambridge, December 11, 1959)
  • Box 1 Commissioning of the George Washington Sub (December 30, 1959)
  • Box 1 Oak Ridge, Tennessee (January 21, 1960)
  • Box 1 American Physical Society (New York, January 29, 1960)
  • Box 1 National Science Teachers Association (April 1, 1960)
  • Box 1 Conference on Cultural Relations, US-USSR (April 29-30, 1960)
  • Box 1 NSF Tenth Anniversary (D.C., May 12, 1960)
  • Box 1 Pittsburgh Section, ACS (May 19, 1960)
  • Box 2 Willard Gibbs Award, Chicago Section ACS (May 20, 1960)
  • Box 2 Far East Tour (June, 1960)
  • Box 2 Speeches, Fall 1960 (2 folders)
  • Box 2 Completed Lectures and Travel, 1961 (2 folders)
  • Box 3 Indonesian Trip, 1962
  • Box 3 Completed Lectures and Travel, 1962-1963 (2 folders)
  • Box 3 Completed Lectures and Trips, 1964-1965 (3 folders)
  • Box 4 Completed Trips, 1966-1969 (4 folders)
  • Box 4 Senate Hearings, Disarmament Affairs (3/11/69)
  • Box 4 Congressional Conference, Military Budget and National Priorities (3/28/69)
  • Box 4 Speeches, 1970s (2 folders)
  • Box 5 Publications, 1970s--Neutron Bomb
  • Box 5 Colby Lecture (1972)
  • Box 5 University of New Hampshire Lectures (May, 1972)
  • Box 5 Schenectady, ACS (October, 1972)
  • Box 5 Duke University, Durham, N.C. (1973)
  • Box 5 Williamsburg, Brookings Institution (January, 1973)
  • Box 5 Simon Fraser University (May, 1973)
  • Box 5 Virginia Beach, Brookings Institution (September, 1973)
  • Box 5 Valparaiso University (January, 1974)
  • Box 5 AAAS (San Francisco, February, 1974)
  • Box 5 Louisiana State University, New Orleans (February 22, 1974)
  • Box 5 Yale University (March, 1974)
  • Box 5 Williamsburg, Brookings Institution (May, 1974)
  • Box 5 Committee on Foreign Relations, U.S. Senate (September, 1974)
  • Box 5 Williamsburg, Brookings Institution (September, 1974)
  • Box 5 IBM (October, 1974)
  • Box 5 University of California, Santa Barbara (January, 1975)
  • Box 5 State University of New Mexico, Las Cruces (February, 1975)
  • Box 5 Massachusetts Institute of Chemists (May, 1975)
  • Box 5 Oak Ridge (October 2-4, 1975)
  • Box 5 Miscellaneous Speeches [1976]
  • Box 5 Missoula, Montana (January, 1976)
  • Box 5 Williams College (April, 1976)
  • Box 5 Williamsburg, Brookings Institution (September, 1976)
  • Box 5 Brown University (November, 1976)
  • Box 5 Urbana Talk (April, 1977)
  • Box 5 G.B.K.-Publications, 1980s

• Series: Series call number: HUGFP 94.65 Course material, ca. 1935-1970 (Physical extent: 5 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Series description: This series documents Kistiakowsky's teaching of chemistry at Harvard and Radcliffe. Material includes lectures and index cards with notes for lectures, syllabi, and grade reports. Here also may be found information on cumulative and qualifying examinations in physical chemistry, including the examinations themselves and documents from the committees that prepared the tests.