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National Science Foundation

APR 01, 1953
Federal Research and Development Survey
Physics Today

According to information compiled by the National Science Foundation in connection with its continuing studies of the research and development activities of the federal government, $1839 million was spent by federal agencies on scientific research and development during the fiscal year 1952. The corresponding estimate for the 1953 fiscal year is $2189 million, and amounts included in the President’s budget of January 9th for these purposes total $2327 million for fiscal year 1954.

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