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ASARCO AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY CENTRAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES SOUTH PLAINFIELD, N.J., 07080 Boveaber 8, 1966 MVI*r. C. S. O8Wti&eVfUken P PI LDlUC ASBESTOS ARTICISS - OCTOBER 1066 1. anon. Exposure to asbestos and malignancy 2Z>London Clin. He. . 2# 10-11 (Jan. i960) (APCA Abst. #4, 7 (Sept.1966)) 2. Bermet, A. (Cape Insulation Ltd.) Crocidollte asbestos as a reinforcing fibre In synthetic resine Reinforced Plastics.(London). 11. #1, 18, 20, 22 (Sept. 1966) condensed from a paper given at 4th International Reinforced- Plastics Conference 3. Creble, J. V. Quantitative determination of chrysbtlle, aaoslte, and crocidollte by X-ray diffraction 4. Ball, R. B. A MeHenamin, J. E. Evolution of open-pit drilling and blasting practices at the Boraandle Mine Can. Mining Met. Bull. 52, #653* 1103-1106 (Sept. 1966) 5* Sutherland, D. I. * Bidi, P. Investigation of filter-aid behaviour Brit. Tach. Index 5, #6, 97 6. TBhlWosueBogniis, JVa. GU.| &Ob GVtraaVvTeBs,i V. VMI*. Asbestos as an urban air contaminant Arch. Pathol. 81. 458-464 (May, 1966) Xnd. Hyg. Dig. 36, #8, 16 (Aug. 1966) BMcB/hb cct X. A. Farrell E. Martinez A. J. Phillips^ V. P. Roe B. McBride, Librarian ASARCO ALV 0002392 AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY CENTRAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES ' ' .SOUTH PLAINFIELD. N.J.. 07080 November 8, 1966 Mr. C. E. Stiefken BUILDING ASBESTOS ARTICLES - OCTOBER 1966 1. anon. Exposure to asbestos and malignancy London Clin. Med. J. , 10-11 (Jan. i960) ' (APCA Abst. 12, #4, 7 (pt.lfcfiSJV 2. Bennet, A. (Cape Insulation Ltd.) .!;> V'rv' <.Crocidollte asbestos as a reinforcing fibre in v resins . v-. Reinforced Plastics.(London}. 11. #1. 18, 20, 22 (Sept* %$(66) '> condensed from a paper given at 4th International Reinforced Plastics Conference 3* Crable, J. V. Quantitative determination of chrysotile, amosite, and crocidollte by X-ray diffraction Am. Ind. Hye. Assoc. J. 27, 293-298 (May-June, 1966) (APCA Abst. 12, #4, 4 (Sept. 1966)) 4. Hall, R. B. & KcMenamln, J. E. Evolution of open-pit drilling and blasting practices at the Normandie Mine Can. Mining Met. Bull. #653, 1103-1106 (Sept. 1966) & Hidl, P. > rvi^I'JaVt#tlEtion of filter-aid behaviour U Trans. 44. T122-127 (May, 1966) Brit. Tech. Index #6, 97 (June 1966) 6. " ThoaeofiV^jT;' 9* Graves, V. M. Asbestos as an urban air contaminant ,Arch. Pathol. 8l. 458-464 (May, 1966) Ind. Hyg. Dig. 30 #8, 16 (Aug. 1966) HMcB/hb cc: E. A. Farrell E. Martinez A. J. Phillips W. P. Roe H. McBride*. Librarian ASARCO ALV 0002393 y % November 29, 1966 Mr. C. E. Stlefken 3UILDING ASBESTOS ARTICLES - NOVEMBEB 1966 1 anon. Health hazards of asbestos Lancet 1. #7436, 530-531 (Mar. 5, 1966) (APCA Abst. 12, #6, 9 (Nov. 2 anon. Northwest mill controls pitch through use of asbt6i % ; fibers Puln & Paper 40, 50+ (Aug. 29, 1966) (BPI 2, #3, 27 (Oct. 1966)) 3. Baldanza, N. T. Flber-relnforced thermoplastics* applications, molding techniques, and performance data PLASTEC Bept. 26 80 p. (May 1966) (Mod Plastics 44, #3i 66 (Nov. 1966)) 4. Blesovsky, A. Folded lung after asbestos exposure Brit, J, Diseases Chest 60. #1, 19-22 (Jan. 1966) (APCA Abst. 12, #6, 7 (Nov. 1966)) P. F. and Leach, A. A. lng of asbestos bodies #1, 204-207 (CA 6, 14324a (Oct. 24, i960)) Malignancies In asbestos workers Arch. Environmental Health U, #5* 619-621 (Nov. 1966) 7. O'Connor, D, J. and Patterson, J. H. Thermal decomposition of crocidollte Epltoanyag 18, #6, 212-215 (1966) ^samples from Wlttenoom Gorge, W. Australia, were tested(ln Hungarian) (CA 65, 13413d (Oct. 24, 1966)) ASARCO ALV 0002394 2. 8 FlfltaUhricl* t, B. - IBgjperlme&ta In fracturing asbestos ore with radiofvmqttenoy eurrents Can. ftlnlng J, {June 1966) (Asbestos 43, #4, 14 (Oct. 1966)) .9 Roe, P. J. C., Walters, M, A., and Harlngton, J. S. Tumor Initiation by natural and contaminating asbestos oils Intern. J. Cancer i, #5, 491-495 (CA 6i, 15887b (Nov. 7, 1966)) Whittaker, E. J. V. Diffraction contrast in electron microscopy of chrysotlle Acta Crvst. 21, #4, 461-466 (1966) (CT 1966. #22. 105) '^ Patents -A- .11 3urak, N. and F.cAnesple, P. (to Jos. Crosfleli Sons^jRSjt/1*''""'^'"" Warrington, Eng.) * Thermal Insulation products (llme-perlite-Al-fSOd^'^-^&f* asbestos) ' j3 -> - U.S. 3.233.052 (Xar. 1, 1966) (OAK 1227 (Oct. 1966)) .12 Caprlo, M. J. and Krlslelt, B. F. (to Alcoa) Fibrous Insulating refractories resistant to molten aluminum base alloys containing zinc and magnesium J.S. 2.269.349 (Aug. JO, 1966) made of asbestos, calcium alumlnate cement, cryolite, and fibrous aluminum silicate .13 Kennedy, H. E. (to H. H. Bobertson Co.) Process for fabricating protected metal sheets U.S. 3.274. 679 (Sept. 27, 1966) ooated vith molten zinc, then asbestos, and finally 14. "* 8nd Starrl (to J-M) and mided articles and method of . 15, 1966) ASARCO ALV 0002395 3 15 >MKA A. for dressing crude asbestos 22, 1966) 16. Glass Co. (by Norman Shorr) -"' r'loilrtfvfpr glass drawing PRENCH 1.412.755 (Oct. 1, 1965) rollers made of anthophylllte or crocldollte (CA 65, 13385e (Oct. 24, 1966)) HMc3:mv copies: E.A.Farrell E.Martinez H. McBride Librarian A.J. Phillips V.P. Roe ASARCO ALV 0002396