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$ | ' \ that this has yet to be worked out. Mr. Fay again.emphasized the desirability of building up the organization to include many more than:eightimembers/ before , 1972, so that the amount of money to be raised from each member would be lower. In answer to a question of where the proposed organization ' * would get its input of scientific information, Dr. Wright stated this was a most important matter. He said it is vital that scientific information from many sources flow into the AIA/NA before it is published. He hopes that this will be accomplished, in peu:t, through his travels around the world and contacts with various medical and governmental groups. He offered to attend the meetings of the AIA/NA voting members and share with them the information he has gained. This was enthusiastically received. Dr. Wright further underlined the disadvantages of there being any visible link between the QAMA and the AIA/NA. He pointed out that the Institute of Occupational and Environmental Health, while funded by the QAMA, has successfully maintained its "arm's length" distance from the QAMA, and that it should maintain the same type of distance from the AIA/NA in order, to Keep its credibility in government and medical circles. PRODUCED M-83 Messrs. Fay and Moran asked whether the organization should MTS 006367