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SEP 01, 1964
Physics Today

In recognition of the need for a central source of illustrations for use in textbooks, journal articles, and other media, the American Institute of Physics, through its Department of Education and Manpower, is now in the process of organizing a depository of photographs having to do with physics. Prints from the collection will be supplied at nominal cost to authors, publishers, and organizations having a legitimate use for them in publications pertaining to physics.

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