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'''AWARDS:''' | |||
1971 NASA Exceptional Service Award(NASA); 1975 Director Award(NLM); 1976 Public Health Service Superior Service Award. | |||
'''OFFICES:''' | |||
NATO Technical Information Panel 1960-70, 1979-82; Chemical Abstracts Advisory Board 1964-68; ASIS Pres. 1975; International Council of Scientific Unions Abstracting Board 1977-?; Unesco various advisory boards 1977-83; Board of Visitors, University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Library and Information Science 1977-83. | |||
== Selected Publications == | == Selected Publications == | ||
== Papers == | == Papers == | ||
'''LOCATION #1''' | |||
'''INCLUDES:''' He still has extensive papers at his house, particularly correspondence and published papers. (Most of the papers from the government agencies were retained by those agencies.) No decision has been made on the disposition as of 6/96. | |||
'''SOURCE:''' Phone conversation with Melvin Day, 6/96. | |||
'''LOCATION #2:''' Chemical Heritage Foundation. | |||
'''PAPERS DATES:''' Oral history interview conducted by Robert V. Williams, 15 July 1997 for the CHF. | |||
'''SOURCE:''' CHF Web site, Historical Services Dept. | |||
Revision as of 18:11, 23 May 2023
Melvin Sherman Day (1923- )
Life
Contributions
AWARDS:
1971 NASA Exceptional Service Award(NASA); 1975 Director Award(NLM); 1976 Public Health Service Superior Service Award.
OFFICES:
NATO Technical Information Panel 1960-70, 1979-82; Chemical Abstracts Advisory Board 1964-68; ASIS Pres. 1975; International Council of Scientific Unions Abstracting Board 1977-?; Unesco various advisory boards 1977-83; Board of Visitors, University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Library and Information Science 1977-83.
Selected Publications
Papers
LOCATION #1
INCLUDES: He still has extensive papers at his house, particularly correspondence and published papers. (Most of the papers from the government agencies were retained by those agencies.) No decision has been made on the disposition as of 6/96.
SOURCE: Phone conversation with Melvin Day, 6/96.
LOCATION #2: Chemical Heritage Foundation.
PAPERS DATES: Oral history interview conducted by Robert V. Williams, 15 July 1997 for the CHF.
SOURCE: CHF Web site, Historical Services Dept.