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FRICTION MATERIALS S7XS&DS iKSir'J I tv June L, 1975 To: Asbestos Study Conwittee Subject: Assorted articles, reports on asbestos Your Chairman, Mr. Weaver, has sent along several items concerning asbestos which he felt would be of interest to members of the Cofmittee. (1) Textile World Mews. Key 1975 Article entitled: "./ill C3BA feasibility Kayo Marginal Plants?" Article headed: "C5HA Using Personal Dust Sampl ings." (2) American Indust r ial. Hygiene A*gftciafion Journal. May 1975: "Counting Asbestos fibers by the Probable Number Method,p {?) letters J, H. Marsh, naybestos-Manhattan, Inc., re Dr. Seiikoff meeting with Chief industrial Hygienists of ford, Chrysler, ?<'. Includes reoort by Dr. Nicholson of Mount Sinai from data given by Dr* Seiikoff: "Asbestos Exposure Curing brake Lining Maintenance and Repair (4) Letter J. H. Marsh, Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc., relative to 5VB-TV of Boston Television "Ar/ards Soecial" titled "Asbestos Related Deaths at "wo Massachusetts factories." Ccoies of these articles are enclosed for your information. VD/erc nclosure: E. V.', Dr i slane Executive Director t 'l `t PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT WV-06039 WV-05039