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RefNoCMO/43/5
LevelFile
TitleMinutes of a meeting of the Royal Society Council
Date12 April 1962
DescriptionSigned minutes of the Council of the Royal Society

Present: Sir Howard Florey, President; Mr F C Bawden; Sir Lindor Brown, Secretary; Mr E J H Corner; Lord Fleck, Treasurer; Sir Willliam Hodge, Secretary; Sir Patrick Linstead, Foreign Secretary; Professor W T J Morgan; Professor C F Powell; Professor O A Saunders; Dr C J Stubblefield; Sir Graham Sutton; Dr H W Thompson; Professor A G Walker; Professor F C Williams
The Assistant Secretary attended.

1. Minutes
Minutes of the meeting held on 1 March 1962 were confirmed

2. Professor D M S Watson

3. South Africans and the Fellowship

4. Indian Science Congress

5. Scientific Investigations Grant - in - aid

6. Emigration of British Scientists

7. Amendment of Statutes
With reference to minute 14 of 8 February 1962, reported that at a Special General Meeting of the Society held on 15 March 1962 the proposals for the amendment of the Statutes to read as indicated in minute 7 of 11 January 1962 had been adoted.
Resolved - That the amenmendt of the Statutes to read as indicated in ??Minute 7 of 11 January 1962 be finally approved and that the amendments be ordered to be be ordered in the Statue Book of the Society.

8. Henry Dale Research Fellowships

9. Candidates for the Fellowship

10. Statute 12

11. Foreign MEmbership

12. Annual contribution

13. Hooke Committee

14. Travelling Expenses

15. Workld Power Conference

16. International Library Bulletin

17. Foulerton Research Fellow

18. Jaffe Research Student

19. Agricultural Research Council

20. Isaac Newton Observatory

21. National Physical Laboratory

22. Scientific Grants - in aid

23. Academie Nationale des Sciences Belles Lettres et Arts de Bordeaux

24. Manned Space Flight
Reported that the President on 22 February 1962 had sent the following cable to Dr D W Bronk, President, Natinal Academy of Sciences, Washington;
' Delighted at success of Colonel Glenn's flight and send congratulations to all concerned with this fine scientific and technological achievement.'

25. Loan
Reported the deposit by Captain A K Totton, of teh British Museum (Natural History), with t he Ropyal society on long loan of the correspondence of James Jurin (FRS, 1717) consisting of approximately 200 letters written by and to him.

26. Admission of New Fellows

27. Reports of Committees
i. Browne ?Research Fund Committee
ii. Finance Committee
iii. John Murray Studentship Committee
iv. Rutherford MEmorial Committee
v. Scientific RFelief committee
vi. Soiree Committee
vii. Southern Zone Expeditioins Committee
viii. Committee on University Computer Needs
x. Royal Society and Nuffield Foundation Commonwealth Bursaries Committee [Commonwealth Bursaries Committee]
xi. National Committee for Astronomy [Astronomy National Committee]
xii. National Committee for Crystallography [Crystallography National Committee]
xiii. National Committee for Geodesics and Geophysics [Geodesy NAtional committee]
xiv. National Commimttee for Geography [Geography natinal Commmittee]
xv. National Committee for Space Research [Space Research National Committee]

28. Sealing

29. Bills for payment

Signed by Howard Florey on 17 May 1962

Includes
Appendix A - Fellow's Annual Contributrions . Memorandum by the Treasurer
Extent19p
FormatPrinted
AccessStatusOpen
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