Letter from Thomas Gold to Dr W D Cooke, Vice President for Research, Day Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York States the problems raised in his letter of 8 August are very serious. Gold would not like to see CRSR disintegrate just on account of insufficient communication between them. Can he take it that the absence of any response from Cooke is due to his wrestling with the problem? President Corson's remarks to the Senate were gratifying, but he also does not know whether those were meant to be the complete response to Gold's letter to Corson, concerning the very damamging effects of the Task Force reports. 10 October 1975