| Abstrakt: |
Focuses on the problem faced by Professor Linus Carl Pauling when he received a letter from the State Department saying that he could not have a passport to attend a symposium in his honor in London, England. Arrangement of the symposium by the Royal Society to hear him describe his latest discoveries regarding the complex molecular combinations that make up the human body; Reply from Chief, Passport Division, R.B. Shipley that the government could not be responsible for "the engagements which you have made abroad"; Decision taken by hearing in Washington on January 5, 1954 regarding passport validation. |
