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Soviet Scientists and Scientific Organizations
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FOREI(FN PttESS DIOIiST NO
SOVIET SCIENTISTS AND SCI:3NTIFIC ORaANIZATI0N5 (142)
40NTENT5
USSR
Republics
II, Medicine and Health
TJSSR
III, Activities of Scientific Organizations
IV. Criticisa~and Commentary
V, Awards, Contests, P.ppointments~ and Personalities
VI, Obituaries
VII, Foreign Scientific Cooperation
VIII, New Organizations
IX. Conferences
X, Education
XI, Org.+~izational Briefs
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1. USSP.
NOMINATIONS FOR USSR A~:ADEMY OF SCIENCES MEMB1~iSHIP
Moscow IZVESTIYA in Russian 1 Nov 74 pp 3-4
/Continuation from FOREIGN PRESS DIGEST: S~J'~'LEf SCIENTISTS AND SCIENTIFIC
OROANI7,ATIONS, 141, 29 Nov 74 FPD-0067/74/
Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof 5ergey Ivanovich Adyan, Docto r of
Physicomathematical
Sciences
Prof Konstantin Ivanovich Babenko, Doctor of
Physicomathematical
Sciencea
Prof Nikolay Sergeyevich Bakhvalov, Doctor of
Physicomathematical
Sciences
Prof Login Nikolayevich Bol~shev, Doetor of
Phyaicomathemattcal
Sciences
Prof Anatoliy deorgiyevich Vitushkin, Academician
of the Qeorgian Academy of Sciences Revaz Valerianovich Qamkrelidze, Doctor of
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I?,VESTIYA in Russian 1 Nov 74 pp 3-4
Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Andrey Aleksandrovich Oenchar, Doctor of
Physicomathematical S~lences Aleksey Alekseyevich U:zin, Candidate of Physico-
mathematical Sciences Lev Aleksandrovich Druzhkin, Doctor of Physicomathematical
Sciences Prof Nikolay Vladimirovich Yeflmov, Doctor of physicomathematica 1 Sciences
Prof Yevgeniy Petrovich Zhidkov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Yuriy
Ivanovich 7,huravlev, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Vladimir Yevgen~yevich
Zakha rov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Il~dar Abdullovich Ibragimov,
Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Vladimir Aleksandrovich Il~in, Dootor
of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Anatoliy Aleksey~vich Karatsuba, Doctor of
Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Lev 'Yikoiayevich Korolev, Doctor of Physicomathe-
matical Sciences Aleksey Ivanovich Kosi:rikin, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences
Prof Mark Aleksandrovich Krasnosel~skiy, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences
Prof Lev Dmitriyevich Kudr,~:,vtsev, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Alek-
sandr Fedorovich Lavrik, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Mikhail Valer~-
yanovich Maslennikov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Viktor Pavlovich
Maslov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Valentin Fetrovich Mikhaylov,
Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Olga Arstn'yevna Oleynik, Doctor of
Physicomathematical Sciencea Prof Viktor Aleicsandrovich Pliss, Academician of the
Uzbek Academy of Sciences Sagdy Khasanovich Sirazhdinov, Doctor of Physico~aaithematicll
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Sciences Prof Sergey Borisovich Stechkin, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences
Prof Petr Lavrent'yevioh Ultyanov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof
Lyudvig Dmitriyevich Fac:deyev, and Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Nikolay
Nikoyalevich Chentsov,
Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Aleksandr Fedorovich Andreyev, Doctor of
Physicomatnematical Sciences Prof Sergey Ivanovich Anisimov, Doctor of Technical
Sciences Neon Aleksandrovich Armand, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof
Vadim Vasil-yevich Afrosimov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Konstantin
Petrovich Belov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Vladimir Borisovich
Braginskiy, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Nikolay Borisovich Brandt,
Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Vladimir L'vovich Braude, Doctor of
Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Fedor Vasil'yevich Bunkin, Doctor of Technical
Sciences Prof Oleg Anatol'yevich Val'dner, Doctor of ^hysicomathematical Sciences
Prof Mikhail Dmitriyevich Galanin, Doctor o.f Physicomathematical Sciences Prof
Viktor Mikhaylovich Galitskiy, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Vsevolod
Feliksovich Gantmakher, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof German
Grigor'yevich Getmantsev, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Yuriy
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Vasil'yevich Gulyayev, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Yuriy Nikolayevich
Demkon, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Igor' Yekhiyel'yevich
Dzyaloshinskiy, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Vladimir Vasil'yevich
Zheleznyakov, Doctor. of Physicomathematical Sciences Nikolay Vladimirovich Zava rit-
skiy, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Boris Petrovich Zakharchenya, Doctor of
Technical Sciences Prof Aleksandr Grigor'yevich Zel'dovich, Doctor of Physicomathe-
matical Sciences Vladimir Sergeyevich Imshennik, Doctor of Physicomathematical
Sciences Prof Sergey Petrovich Kapitsa, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof
Yevgeniy Ivanovich Kondorskiy, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Nikolay Petrovich
Kr+syuk, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Oleg Nikolayevich Krokhin, Doctor of
Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Anatoliy Ivanovich Larkin, Doctor of Physicomathe-
matical Sciences r^nf Leonid Mikhaylovich Lyamshev, Doctor of Physicomathe~ticat
Sciences Prof Artur Afanas'yevich Ma k, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof
Glob Ivanovich Makarov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Sergey Leonid-
ovich Mandel'shtam, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Vyacheslav Vladimirovich
Nikol'skiy, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Vadim Semenovich Panasyuk, Doctor of
Physico:athematical Sciences Prof Lev Petrovich Pitayevsk?y, Doctor of Physico-
maY,hematical Sciences Prof Valeriy Leonidovich Pokrovski?, Doctor of Physicomathemati-
cal Sciences Prof Matvey Samsonovich Rabinovich, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences
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Prof Yuriy Petrovich Rayzer, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Eynmanuil
Iosifovich Rashba, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Vadim Robertovich
Regel~, Ibctor of Technical Sciences Prof Vladislav Georgiyevich Repin, Doctor of
Technical Sciences Yrof Mikhail Mi;chaylovich Rusinov, Doctor of Physicomathematical
Sciences Prof Solomon Meyerovich Ryvkin, Doctor of Physicomathematieal Sciences Prof
Boris Nikolayevich Samoylov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Igor' il~ich
Sobel man, Lbctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Nikolay N~kolayevich Sobolev,
Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Boris Mikhaylovich Stepanov, Doctor of
Physicomathematical Sciences Sergey Ivanovich 5yrovatskiy, Doctor of Physicomathe-
matical Sciences
Valer~yan
I1-ich Tata rskiy, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof
Vasiliy Ivanovich
Tikhonov,
Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Yevgeniy
Akimovich Turov,
Doctor of
Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Immanuil Lazarevich
Fabelinskiy, and
Doctor of
Physicomathematical Sciences Moisey Semenovich Khaykin,
Livision of Nuclear Physics
Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Yuriy Georgiyevich Abov, Doctor of Physico-
mathematical Sciences Boris Andreyevich Arbuzov, Doctor of Physicomathematical
Sciences Prof Vladimir Borisovich B~restetskiy, Ibctor of Physicomathematical
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Sciences Mikhail Konstantinovich Volkov, Candidate of Physicomathematical Sciences
Ale1c:ley Alekseyevich Vorob~yev, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Semen
Sol.omonovich Gershteyn, Doctor of Physicomathematical SclencES P,~f Vitaliy Petrovich
Dmit.riyevskiy, Doctor of Physicomathemat:.cal Sciences Prof Boris Anatol~yevich
Dolposhein, Dc~c~,or of Physicomathematical 5ci.ences Prof Leyb Isaakovich Dorman,
Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Boris Lazarevich Ioffe, Doctor of i'hysico-
mathematical Sciences Vladimir Georgiyevich Kadyshevskiy, Doctor of Physicomathe-
matical Sciences David Abramovich Kirzhnits, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences
Proi' Viktor Grigor~yevich Kirillov-Ugry~;.:ov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences
Prof Mikhail Siluch Kozodayev, Doctor of Fhysicomathematical S~i.ences Prof Andrey
Aleksandrovich Kolomenskiy, Doctor o^ Physi.aomathematicai Sciences Prof Lev Iosifovich
Lapidus, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Vladimir Alekseyevich Meshcheryakov,
Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Sergey Ivanovich Nikol~skiy, Doctor of
Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Yuriy Viktorovich Novozhilov, Doctor of Physico-
mathematical Sciences Yuriy Tsolakovich Oganesyan, Doctor of Physicomathematical
Sciences Prof Aleksey Alekseyevich Ogloblin, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sc?.ences
Aleksandr Ivanovich Pavlovskiy, Doctor of Ph,vsicomathematicai Sciences Prof Konstantin
Antonovich Petrzhak, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Sergey Mikhaylovich
Poliluinov, Doctor of Physicomathematica" Sciences Prof Yuriy Aleksandrovich Romanov,
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Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Vladislav Pavlovich Sarantsev, Doctor of
Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Ivan Petrovich 5elinov, Doctor of Technical
Sciences Prof Sergey Konstantinovich Sidorov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences
Prof Yakov Abramovich Smcrt~dinskiy, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof
Arseniy Aleksandrovich Sokolov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Vadim
Georgiyevich Solov~yev, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Lev Dmitriyevich
5olov~yev, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Oleg Igor~yevich Sumhayev,
Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Yuriy Alelcsandrovich Surkov, Academician
of the Kazakh Ncademy of Sciences Zhabaga (Zhevken) Suleymenovich Takibayev, Doctor
of Physicomathematical Sciences Pro'' Yakov Petrovich Terletskiy, Doctor of Physico-
mathematical Sciences Prof Karen Avetikovich Ter-Martirosyan, Doctor of Physico-
crathematical Sciences Prof Igort Mikhaylovich Ternov, Doctor of Physicomathematical
Sciences Prof Aleksey Alekseyevich Tyapkin, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences
Prol Ivan Vzsil~yevich Chuvilo, and Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof
Iosif Solomonovich Shapiro.
Division of Physicotechnical Problems
of Power ~gineering
Doctor of'Technical Sciences Prof Vyacheslav Yevger~~yevich Alemasov, Doctor of
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Technical Sciences Prof Vladimir Vladimirovich Burgsdo rf, Doctor of Physicomathe-
matical Sciences Prof Viktor Sergeyevich Vavilov, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof
Aleksandr Ivanovich Vazhnov, Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Pedagogical
Sciences Aleksandr Akimovich Vorob~yev, Corresponding Member of the Georgian Academy
of Sciences Irakli Grigor~yevich Gverdtsiteli, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof
ILzor~ Alekseyevich Glebov, Docto.^ of Technical Sciences Prof Serge~~ Dmitriyevich
Gr?ishin, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Kano Seropovich Demirchyan, Doctor of
Technical Sciences Prof Vasiliy Yefimovich Doroshchuk, Doctor of Technical Sciences
Prof Ivan Yakovlevich Yemel~yanov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Scienoes Prof Oleg
Dmitriyevich Kazachkovskiy, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Ivan Ivanovich Kirillov,
Doctor of Technical Sciences Vladimir Ivanovich Kiryukhin, Doctor of Physicomathe-
tnatical Sciences Prof Vladimir Ivanovich Ku;chtevich, Doctor of Technical Sciences
Prof Vladimir Il~ich Levitov, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Valentin Yakovlevich
Likhushin, Doctor of Technical Seience5 Lev Orazdanovich Mamikonyants, Doctor of
Technical Sciences Prof Nikolay Mikhaylovich Markov, Doctor of Technical Sciences
Prof Boris Sergeyevich Petukhov, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Viktor Vladi-
mirovich Pomerantsev, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Lev Sergeyevich Popyrin.
Candidate of Technical Sciences Vitally Petrovich Radovskiy, Doctor of Technical
Scienoes Prof Givi Oedeonovich Svanidze, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Konatantin
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I7,VESTIYA in Russian 1 Nov 7u PP 3-4
?avlovich Seleznev. Doctor of Technical Sciences Nikolay Sidorovich Khlopkin, and
Doctor of Technical `:ciences prof Evalcd P}nil'yevich 5hpil~rayn.
Division of 14echanics end Control Processes
Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Aleksey Sergeyevich Abramov, Ibetor of Technical
Sciences Prof Oleg Ivanovich Aven, Doctor of Technical Sciences Pruf Pavei Artem'-
yevich Agadr.hanov, Doctor of Technical Sciences Crof Aleksandr Fedotovich Aksen~v,
Ibetor of Technical "ciences rProf Avraam '~Cakovlevich Aleks:androv, Doctor of Technical
Sciences Prof Said Amir Asian ogly Aleskerov, [}cetor of ?hysicomathematical Sciences
Prof Vasiliy Mikhaylovich Eabich. Ibetor of Technical Sciences Prof Mark Nikolayevich
Babu, hkin, Ibetor of ?hysicomathematical Sciences Prof Rem Georgiyevich Barantsev,
Tbctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Crvf Vladimir Vasil~yevich Beletskiy, Doctor
of Technical :ciences Prof :;ergey Mikhaylovich Belot serkovskiy, Ibetor of Technical
Sciences Ro3tisLiv ;.pollosovich Belyakov, Ik~etor of Technical Sciences P tt,f Viktor
Antonovich Besekerskiy, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Ark:adiy Petrovich Bessonov,
Doctor of Technical ciences Frof Vladimir Vasil'yevich Bolotin, Doctor of Technical
Sciences Prof Vsevolod Sergeyevich Burtsev, Ibcto r of Technical Sciences Prof
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Vavilov, Doctor of Technical Sciences 4ref V1aadimir
:;ergeyev,ich Vasil^yev, Ibetor of Technical .".,ciences Prof Anatoliy Nikolayevich
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I~,VE5TT.YA In Fvsslan 1 Nov 74 pp 3-4
Cavrilov, tuctor of Technical :lciences Prof Mikhail Cxnitriyevich Cenkin, Doctor of
Technical ;:ciences ?rof Yuriy Borisovich Cerzneyer, Ibetor of Physicomathematical
c>ciences P~of Yevgeniy tileks:androvich Grebenikov, Ibetor of Technical Sciences Prof
Adri-an Sergeyevich Crigor+yev, Iioctar of Physicomaithematical Sciences ?rrof Samvel
Samvelovich Grigorysn, Doctor of Physicomathem,itical :;ciences Audrey Andreyevich
It.rlbas, Lbctor of F'hysicom:athematical Sciences Prof Anatoiiy Nikolayevich Ferman,
Doctor of Technical ^c].ences Prof Plikolay Nikolayevich Uru:hinin, Doctor of Technical
Sciences Veniamin Pavlcvich Yefrcmov, Doctor of Technical "ciences I'rc,f Yuriy
Petrovich 'Lheltov. Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Fleksandr V;asil'yevich 'Ltaerlakov,
Ibetor of Technical Sciences Prof Madiyar Fakhritdinovich, Tk.ctor of Technical
Sciences Prof Boris Nikifo rovich 2olotykh, Ibcto r of Technical ;ciences Prof Nikolay
Nikolayevich 7,o rev, Ibetor of Chysicomathematical Sciences Yrof Vladimir Ivanovich
~ubov, Doctor of Technical ciences Prof Petr Leont'yevich iv,anov, Ibetor of Physico-
m:+thematic:ri :;ciences ?rof [ryuis Danilovich Ivlev, T%uctor of fiechni:.al Sciences Prof
Viktor Aleks'endrovich T1'in, Doctor of Technical Sciences Geniy Ivanovich Kavlerov,
p-actor of Technical Sciences Prof Igor Yefimovich Karakov. Doctor of Technical
Sciences Prof Anatoliy Vasil'yevich Kalyayev, Ibetor of Technical ~cieaices Prof
4lekrsandr Vasil'yevich ~armishin. I>octor of Technical Sciences Yrof Mikhail Alek-
sandrovich Kartsev, Doctor of Technical Sciences Prof Mikhail llmitriyevich Kislik,
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FFI):SCVIET "CIENCE
f ~VF.:'T~YA .in Rus:;ian 1 Nov 7+~ Cp ;~-u
i~~,ctor of ''hysi.r.om_sthematic~~l "ciences Prof (xnitriy Mikhaylovich Klimov, Doctor of
T+~ohni.csl ;,ciences ?rt,f Konsttntin 5ergeyevieh Kulesnikov, ik;cter of ?hysicr~mathe-
matiral ciences :rof Mikhail Andreyevich Koltunov, I'x,ctor of Technical Sciences
iruf ;;amvel Gr.tgor'ycvic.t R.ocharyants, Ik~etar of Technia+l :ciences Pruf Lev Nikolaye-
vich Koshly:+kov, Ik~ctor of Technical Sciences Prof :go r' Vikton,vi.ch Kra gel'skiy,
Ix~c.tr:r of 'hysic?oms+thrmst:.r.~l ;;ciences Andrey Gennad'ycvich Y,ulikovski!. Ix~ctor of
Technical Sciences ('n~f Vladimir Laurent'yevich Lapygin, ibctor of Technic:+1 SclencPs
r~af Alekeandr aleksandrovich T,ebedev, Doctcr of Technical Sciences Yrr.f Ntkolay
Tvanovich Levltskiy. ?ktctur of Physicom3them~ttical F;ciences Yrrof Mikhail L'vovich
Lidov, Correspc;nding Member of t-he Georgian ;~rademy of Sciences Teymuraz Nikolayevich
I,olad~.e, ibctor of ?hysicomathemstical Sciences Prof Grigcriy f,leksandrr,vich Lyubimov,
Lt>ctor of Technical :;ciences Prof 4gor' Mikhaylovich Makarcv, Lbctor of Technical
,ciences ' rnf Vladimir fndreyevich Mel'nikov, Doctor of Technical Sciences "rf Arian ..Mich Y,u~.tmin, Doctor of 1'hys~comathematic:+1 Sciences Yrof
Arnold Gennud~yevich I.udin, lloctor of PhysicomathE~natical Sciences Yuriy Ivanovich
14erzlyakov, Doctor of Chemical Sciences Yuriy Nikolayevich Molin, Doctor of Chemical
Sciences Prof Marks Vasil~yevich Mokhosoyev, Doctor of Chemical Sciences Pro ?' Boris
Ivanovich Peshchevitskiy, Ibetor of Technical Sciences Prof Genn:~diy :nnokent^yevich
Razgil~deyev, Lbctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Yakov Davydovich Raykhbaum,
Doctor of Yhysicom3thematical Sciences Prof Yuriy Greigor~yevich Reshetnyak, Doctor
of Physicomathematical 3cience~ i~rof Boris Alekseyevich Rogozin, Ibetor of Physico-
mathematical Sciences .Tfi itriy Dmitriyevich Ryutov, Doctor of Physicomathematical
cienccs Jasiliy Yasil"yevich Sereb ryakov, noctor of Technical sciences Prvf Boris
Gavrilovich Tarisov, Doctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Prof Vladimir Mlkhaylovich
Tito v, Lbctor of Physicomathematical Sciences Yuriy Geo rgiyevich 5hafter, and Doctor
of Technical Sciences Prof Yevgeniy Ivanovich Shemyakin.
Signed by President of the USSR Academy of sciences M, V. Keldysh and Acting
Chief Scient.tfic Secretary of the Presidium of the USSR Academy of Sciences Corres-
ponding Member G. K. Skryabin.
2. USSR
TASHLfYEV, d. n.
THE ACnDEM1Y OF SCIENCES U55R AND zOULOGICfiL SCIENCE TN TURKMENIA
Ashkhabad 1ZVESTI'YA AK.rUEMIT NAUK TURKMENSKOY SSR. 5ERIYA BIOLOG'.CHESKIKN NAUK in
Russian No 1, 197~~, pp 2~1-29
[Abst ract) The complex and planned exploration of the trans-Caspian region was
begun in the early 1920s when expeditions were organized to explore sulfur deposits
in the Karakum area. As a result of this work a sulfur-p~ducing plant was organized.
Other expeditions were organized by the ~icademy of Sciences US5R to study flo ra and
fauna of Turkmenia. The development of the economy and science, Sncluding zoological
science, became particularly rapid after Turkmenia was transfozmed into the Turkmen
S:;R in 1924. A Commissariat of Health of Turkmenia was organized, contact with the
Zoological Museum of the Academy of Sciences USSR was established, and a number of
scientiric expeditions to study fauna, particula sly ticks and insects, were organized
by the latter,
The rapidity with which zoological science developed in Turkmen SSR can be
fudged from the fact that during the initial years of Soviet rule the republic had
one zoological establishment manned by 2-3 zoologists; it now has 18 higher scien-
ti is establishments with game rase rues, chairs of zoology, pa rasltoloRY and biology,
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NAUK in Russian No 1. 1974, pp 24-29
and a number of experimental stations, Intense scientific research work with regard
to the study of Turkmenian fauna 1s being carried by the Jnatitute of Zoology of the
Turkmen Academy of Sciences, Turkmen State University imer~- A. M. Oor+kiy, the
Turkmen Agricultural Institute imeni M. I. Kalinin, and other specialized institutes.
Thanks to the wide network of zoological establishments the fauna of the republic
has been thoroughly studied with the results of tF~e studies recorded in a number of
published works. Of particular interest was the development of a method of propaga-
tion of herbivora fish and their use for the melioration of water reservoirs, Im-
portant tasks, such as the control of plant pests, cotton pests in particular, control
of termites, and development of biological means of control of the insects are con-
fronting the entimologists and zooligists. In all of the zoological activities of
the Turkmen soientista the Academy of Sciences USSR played an important role,
3, ussR
dENERAL MEfiTINO OF THE KAZAKH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
Alma-Ata VESTNIK AKADEMII NAUK KAZAKHSKOY SSR ire Russian No 4 Apr 74 pp 3-4
(Excerpts] On 15 April 1974, in the Great Coni'erence Ball, the General Meeting was
held of the Kazakh Academy of Sciences. In the work of the General Meeting partici-
pated Chairman of the Kazakh Council of Ministers B, A. Ashimov, Second Secretary of
the Central Committee of the Kazakh Communist Party V. K. Mesyats, Secretary of the
Central Committee of the Kazakh Communist Party S. N. Imashev, First Secretary of
the Alma-Ata Oblast Committee of the Parlty A. A. Asks rov, Deputy Chairmen of the
Kazakh Council of Ministers K. B. 9ilyalov and K. K. Ketebayev, the heads of Republic
Ministries and Administrations, and outstanding scientists.
The Session was opened with a speech by Vice President of the Kazakh Academy of
Sciences D. V. Sokol~skiy, who briefly characterized achievements of the past year
in the development of basic scientific researches.
Vice President of tha Kazakh Academy of Sciences Academician ~C the Kazakh
Academy of Sciences A. N. Nuaupbekov, on behalf of the Preaidi~.m of the Kazakh
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VESTNIK AKADEMII NAUK IKAZAKH51(OY SSR in Russian No 4 Apr 74 pp 3-4
Academy of Sciences, presented diplomas to the laureates of the Prize imeni Ch, Ch.
Valikhanov, Doctor of Historical Sciences R. 5uleymenov fora monograph entitled
"The Leninist Ideas of the Cultural Rsvolu~ion and Their Realization i:. Kazakhstan
(Historical Experience in the Development of Socialist Culture of Pe%ples which
Passed the Stage of Capitalism)" and Doctor of Jurisprudence M. T. baymakhanov for
a monograph entitled "Contradictions in the Development of Legal Superstructure in
Social'.sm.
Academician-Secretary of the Presidium of the Kazakh Academy of Sciences
Academician of the Kazakh Academy of Sciences Zh, S. Yerzhanov presented a summary
report on the activity of the Kazakh Academy of Sciences. (The text of the Report
is published in this issue of the VESTNIK)....
The Session of the General Meeting unanimously adopted the resolution on the
activity of the Kazakh Academy of Sciences for 1973. (The resolution of the General
Meeting is published in the present issue of the VESTNIK),
Then, the General Meeting passed to the examination of organizational problems.
Academician of the Kazakh Academy of Sciences Sh. Ye. Yesenov, in connection with
his appo~nt~nent to the post of the Minister of Geology Tcnzakh and taking into account
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his request, has been relieved from his duties as President and Member of the Presi-
dium of the Kazakh Academy of Sciences.
Asa result of ecret balluting Academician of the Kazakh Academy of Sciences Doctor
of Technical Sciences Prof Askar Minliakhmedovich Kunayev has been elected to the
post of the President of the Academy o: Sciences Kazakh 53R, President of the Kazakh
Academ;~ of Sciences Academician of the Kazakh Academy of Sciences A. M, Kunayev
cordially thanked the General Meeting for the high confldenc: accorded to him and
briefly characterized the great tasks which face the Kazakh Academy of Sciences.
A, M, Kunayev expressed his thanks to the Central Committee CPSU, t'~e Presidium
of the USSR Academy of Sciences, the Central Committee of the Kazakh Communist F'at-ty,
the Council of Ministers of the Republic, and the members of the Kazakh Academy of
Sciences for the confidence shown to him in connection with his election to the post
of the President of the Kazakh A ademy of Sciences, and assured all present at the
General Meeting that he will exert all his forces and knoxledge for the further de-
velopment of science, expressing his confidence that the scientists too, will do
their best fora further advance of the economy, Rcience, and culture of Kazakhstan.
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SUMAROKOV, A, A,, SALMIN, L, V., and NEPEDOVA, L, A., State Research Institute for
the Standardization and Control of Biomedical Preparations imeni Tarasevich, Moscow
ACHIEVEMENTS AND CURRENT TASKS OF SOVIET EPIDEMIOLOGY, MICRCBIOLO6Y AND IMMUNOLOGY
Moscow ZHURNAL MIKROBIOLOGII EPIDEMIOLOOII I IMMUNOHIOLOOII in Russian No 5, 1974,
pp 3-10
[Abstract) The historical deci,ions of the 24th CPSU Congress emphasized that the
primary goal of the State is to significa:~tly increase the material and cultural
levels of the living conditions of the Soviet people. The past achievements of
Soviet epidemiologists, microbiologists and immunologists a1~ reflected in the
virt+~al or complete eradication of many infectious diseases in the USSR, a decrease
in the over-all incidence of infectious diseases, development of new antibiotics, and
decrease in mortality from infectious diseases, all of which have significantly con-
tributed to the well-being of the Soviet people, Current tasks are directed toward
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improving further the public health situation in the USSR, and in extending research
in the treatment and prophylaxis of infectious diseases, in elucidating the mecha-
nisms of pathogenesis, and in furthering such funaamental studies as work on
microbial genetics,
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CURRENT EVENTS
Moscow ZHURNAL MIKROBIOLOGII EPIDEMIOLOCII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII in Russian No 6, 1974,
P 153
f. Text] The Ministry of Health USSR and the Executive Committee of tha Red Cross and
Red Crescent USSR have approved means for the institution of public sanitary inspec-
tors in the existing sanita ry control.
The existing working practice of the sanitary :pidemiological services of the
Ministries of the Health of the Soviet Republics indicate that public sanita ry inspec-
tors render a truly significant practical assistance to the sanitary-epidemiological
stations in conducting preventive and sanitary-ameliorative measures.
At the present stage, in view with the plans for an increase level of state
sanitary control, it is highly important that further development be assured of the
democratic principles in the activity of the sanitary-epidemiological service. This
is of the highest importance in the solution of such important problems as the sani-
tary protection of the external natural environment, antiepidemic measures, improve-
ments in the working conditions of the workers, as well as improvements in the sani-
tary state of public nutrition and trade enterprises.
ZHURNAL MIKROBIOIA GII EPIDEMIOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII in Russian No 6, 1974.
P 153
Furthermore, this document contains concrete plans which will put into effect
the sanitary-epidemiological directives of the Ministries of the Soviet Republics,
the committees of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent, and of the scientifio research
institutes.
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BUNIN, S. , TASS Correspondent
MYSTERIES OF LIGHT
Ashkhabad TURKMENSKAYA ISKRA in Russian 21 Sep 74 p 3
[Text) With the advent of lasers the scienco of optics underwent considerable
changes, It xas found that almost al~ laws of optics are approximate and are valid
only at small light intensity. Thus, since Newton who discovered the law of light
decomposition, it was considered that only a sunbeam which passes through a prism
is refracted into its component parts. If, however, the Iight of a definite wave,
for exam,:le, a blue ons passed through it, no rainbow appeared and at the exit the
color was the same,
The new effect of light scattering was discovered by scientists D. I. Klyshko,
V. V. Fadeyev, and 0. N. Chunayev of Moscow State University and by A. A. Grinbeg,
N. I. Kramer, S. M. Ryvkin, N. M. Ptshman, and I. D. Yaroshetskiy, of the Physico-
technical Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences (Leningrad). This discovery was
registered on 19 September by the State Committee for Inventions and Discoveries of
the USSR bouncil oi' Ministers.
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The scientists have eRtablished that if a laser ray of a definite color strikes
the transparent bodies, for example, crystals, then 3t the exit one may record a
whole range of most diverse light waves: from visible waves to infrared ones and
even radio-range waves, Whereupon they emerge conically, each at its own angle,
xhich is contrary to the classical law that "the angle of incidence is equal to the
angle of reflection,? A turn of the crystal alters the distribution of colors. The
same effect have fluctuations of temperature any the influence of the electric field.
The color cone will be likewise different for ~ 3tals with a different structure,
For all diversity of optical effects, this is actually caused by a ,;ingle physi-
cal process. Any transparent medium. under the effect of the light that atrikes it,
begins to radiate its natural oscillations: the electrons become as though excited,
and reradiate the received energy. If their oscillations take place in time with the
wave that arrives, the frequency changes little. Ard this was difficult to discover,
This is the case when the wave energy is _omparatively low, But at very strong
signa~s, including laser signals, the electrons become engaged in a "creative work"
--tht~y generate their own radiation of a different intensity or frequency,
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One of the most important aspects of the application of the phenomenon being
discovered is the enhancement of the effectiveness of lasers with changeover fre-
quency, Their hide-scale use in the most diverse fields of science and national
economy wculd be i~^possible if man would not learn to change the frequency of their
radiations. To understand this. it is sufficient to imaginz what would be the state
of radio engineering if radio transmitters had to operate using but a few frequencies.
As a matter of fact, lasers too, started to work with the use of rtgidly determined
frequencies. A wide range of their application has become possible thanks to the
changeover of frequencies.
In all this the discovered phenomenon plays a great role inasmuch as in the
laser devices the crystals are being used as specific regulators.
7 , USSR
EARTH AND 3UN
Moscow PRAVDA in Russian 15 Sep 74 p 3
[Text) Associates of the Division of Heliophysics of the Phycicotechnical Institute
of the Uzbek Academy of Sciences are developing a new technique which operates on the
principle of the utilization of solar energy, Other problems are being dealt with by
the scientists of the Institute of Physics of Earth and Atmosphere of the Turkmen
Academy of Scie:+~~s, They study the subsurface structure of the Earths crust and
its upper mantle, .:~d physics of the upper atmosphere.
In the ph~tog~'aphs: sun-operated "kitchens" developed by associates of the
Division of Heliophysics, on the left; above, on the proving ground of ionospheric
research in the village cf 9ikrov near Ashkhabad Candidate of Physico~thematical
Sciences 6, Dzhemilev and laboratory worker V, ~hagiakfimedova are engaged in reoord-
ing radio signals.
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VASIL~YEV, K. -- professor, and head of Lhe Chair of Epidemiology of the Odessa
Medical Institute
(Abstract] Any important discovery or invention in the sphere of science, and par-
ticularly in the sphere of medical sciences, is rarely an achievement of a single
individual. For the most part it is preceded by intensive research activities and
efforts of many individuals and in some cases even generations of scientists, accumu-
lation of facts obtained in experiments ;nd observations, and a:ialysis and grouping
of facts. In this respect it may be said that the final discovery is a result of
cooperative efforts, although this does not mean that the scientist who makes the
discovery is to be denied cred'.t for his achievement. However, the scientist in the
course of his work on his prot~sct is ever in need of discussion and exchange o:
opinion with regard to his work, and must seek the advice, suggestions, and criticism
of other scientists some whom may be engaged in the search for Lhe same obtective,
Publication, whether in the form of a lecture, report presented at a conference,
article, or monograph is the best and most dependable method of communicat'~n between
scientists, for there is no other way that the researche~~ can communicat; with the
VASIL~7ic.v, K., MEDITSINSKAYA GAZETA in Russian 2 Oct ~4 p 3
large number of scientists who may be interested in the course and progress of the
protect, The same applies to the development of a new preparation, method, or
instrument, for the final acceptance of either one of them depends on the discussion
of its merits, experimental testing, and published information with regard to the
results of the tests. Because thc~e days scientific research is being conducted on
interrepublican and international scales, publication as a means of communication
between scientists has acquired even greater importance.
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9. USSR UDC 615.47:62f47+57):347.77(47-87)
ABRAMOV, H. V ? Ministry of Medical Industry
EXPERIL?'NCES IN SELLING PATENT RIGHTS ABROAD
Moscow MEDITSINSKAYA TEKHNIKA in Russian No 2, 1974 pp 30-34
Abstract: The directives of the 24th CPSU Conference for the 1971-1975 five-year
national economic plan specify an increase in patent activity and patent information.
`i'he goal of foreign patent activity is additional economic gain through establishing
sound prices for the patented items or sale of the right to production of the item.
The inventors responsibility for his work must be firmly established. Examples of
foreign patents Tor medical apparatus are given. It is shown that the work involved
in applying for the patents through the appropriate organization should be expedited.
Some problems of foreign patents are enumerated. For example, past inventions have
been changed slightly and manufactured in foreign countries with a complete loss of
patent rights for the inventor. Patents for parts of anesthetic devices were not
profitable because they were lesser parts of a larger apparatus. Recently devices
for electrosleep and electronarcosis have drawn the attention of foreign markets.
Here patent rights have been successfully established. Other successes in medical
technology are surgical suturing devices and prostheses with bioelectric control.
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Lastly, recommendations for items not suitable for foreign patents are noted: small
parts of la rger instruments patented by rival firms; items with limited uae; and
items already perfected in fo reign countries.
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V. IL, ENORL~OARDT
Moscow VEDOMOSTI VERKHOVN000 50VETA SSSR in Russian 11 Dec 74 p 1008
:Text] Deeree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet USSR on awarding Academician
V. A. Engel~gardt the Order of Lenin.
For great service in the development of biological sciences and in connection
with his 80th birthday Vladimir Aleksandrovich Engel~gardt is awarded the Order of
Lenin,
Signed by Chairman of the Presidium cf the Supreme Soviet USSR N. Podgornyy and
Secretary of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet USSR M. Oeorgadze in Moscow, the
Kremlin, 3 December 1974,
11. USSR
R. Ye, KAVETSKIY
Moscow MEDITSINSKAXA GAZETA in Russian 4 Dec 74 p 1
[Text] Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet USSR on awarding the Order of
the October Revolution to Academician of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences R, Ye,
Kavetskiy.
Academician of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences Rostislav Yevgen~yevich
Kavetskiy is awarded the Order of the October Revolution for service in the develop-
ment of medical sciences and the preparation of cadres.
Signed by Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet USSR N. Podgornyy and
Secretary of the Preaidium of the Supreme Soviet USSR M. Oeorgadze in Moscow, the
Kremlin, on 29 November 1974,
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KH, M. KHABERMAN
Moscow VEDOMOSTI VERKHOVN000 SOVETA SSSR in Russian 25 Dec 74 p 1048
j',^ext] Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet USSR on award~.ng Academician
of the Estonian Academy of Sc~.ences Kh, M. Khabe~man the Order of the October Revolu-
t ion .
Academician of the Estonian Academy of Sciences Kharal~d -gartovich Khaberman
has been awarded the Order of the October Revolution for his service in the biologi-
cal sciences, active socia:. activity, and in connection with his 70th birthday.
Signed by Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet USSR N. Podgornyy
and Secretary of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet USSR M. 6eorgad~e +_n Moacou,
the Kremlin, on 17 December 1974.
13. USSR
E. M. KNALIMOV
Moscow VEDOMOSTI VERKHOVNOGO SOVETA RSFSR in Russian 12 Dec 74 p 903
[Abstract) Prof Elik Mazitovich Khalimov, Doctor of Geological-Mineraological
Sciences and deputy director of the Bashkir State Scientific Research and Design
Institute of the Petroleum Industry, was aua!~ded the title Honored Scientist RSFSA.
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V. G, KIRILIAV-UGRYUMGV
Moscow PRAVDA in Russian 3 Dec 74 p 6
[Text] The Council of Ministers USSR have named Doctor of Phyaicomathematical
Sciences Prof Viktor (}rigor~yevich Kirillov-Ugryumo v, who is presently corking as
rector of the Moscow Engir~;.^^ing-Physics Institute, as chairman of the Higher
Attestation Commission (VAK) under the Council of Ministers USSR,
15. USSR
V. M. LATYSH
Moscow VEDOMGSTI VERKHOVNGGd SOVETA RSFSR in Russian 28 Nov 74 F? 873
[Text) Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet RSFSR on awarding the title
Honored Geologist RSFSR to V. M. Latysh.
For service in geology and petroleum mining the title Honored Geologist RSFSR
is awarded to Valentin Mefodiyevich Latysh, head of the Bashkir Territorial Geologi-
cal Administration of the Ministry of Geology RSFSR.
Signed by Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet RSFSR M. Yasnov and
Secretary of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet Kh. Neshkov in Moscow on 25 Novembe r
1974.
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T, P, HAKARENKO
Moscow VEDOMOSTI VERKHOVN040 .SOVETA RSFSR in Russian 12 Dec 7i: p 904
[Ahstractj Prof Timofey Pavlovich Make renko, Doctor of Medical Sciences and head
of a chair of the Central Institute for the Advanced Train'- ~ of Phy,ioiens of the
Ministry of Health USSR, has received the title Honored 9~ientiet ASbSR,
17, USSR
A, D, MAKAROV
Moscow VEDOMOSTI VERKHOVN000 SOVETA RSFSR in Russian 12 Dec 74 p 903
[Abstract] Aleksey Dmitriyevich Makarov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, professor,
and prorector of the Ufa Aviation Institute imeni Sergey Ordzhonikidze, yeas awarded
the title Honored Scientist RSFSR.
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A, F. NA2AACHIK
Moscow VEDOM03TI VN'RKHOVN000 SOVETA RSFSR in Russian 19 L`ec 74 p y17
[Text] Decree of the Presidium of ti-e Supreme Soviet RSFSR on awarding the title
Honored Scientist and 'Technician RSFSR to A, F, Nazarchik.
The title Honored Scientist and Technicaian RSFSR has been awarded to Aleksandr
Fedorovich Nazarchik, Doctor of Technical Sciences, professor, and head ~f a
laboi+atory of the Institute of the Physics of the Earth imeni C. Yu, Shmidt of the
USSR Acade~r of Sciences, for his service in the development of methods for under-
ground mining of ore deposits anQ preparation of scientific cadres.
Signed by Chairman ~f the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet RSFSR M, Yasr~ov and
Secretary of the Presidium of the Suprerte Soviet ASFSR Kh, Neshkov in Moscow on
12 December 1974,
19. USSA
P. A. VFRSHILOVA
Moscow VEDOMOSTI VSRK}i0VN000 SOVETA SSSR in Russian 18 Dec ?4 p 1023
[Text] Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet USSR on awarding the Order of
Lenin to (lcademician of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences P, A, Vershilova.
For great serv'oe in the development of medical sciences and the preparation
of cadres and in connection with her 70th birthday, Pela geya Al~bertovna Vershilova
is awarded tha Order of Lenin,
Signed in Moscow, the Kremlin, on 12 I~cember 1974 by Chairman of the Presidium
of the Supreme Soviet USSR N, Podgornyy and Secretary of the Presidium of the Supreme
Soviet USSR M, deorgadze,
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HONORARY AWAAD3
Moscow MEDITSIiVSKAYA (3AZ.ETA in Russian ~' Des 74 p 1
[Text] By decree of the Prenidiam of the Supreme Soviet Kazakh SSR for servioe in
public health, the title Honored Physician Kazakh 33R is awarded to K. Kalzhigitov,
head of the Our~yevskaya Oblast Department of Public Health; N. I. Morozova,
obstetrician-gynecologist of Qur~yevskaya Oblast Hospital; N. I. Tynybayeva, ehie:
physician of Karashalginskiy Sector Hospital in Kurgal~dzhinskiy Rayon of
Tselinogradskaya Oblast; and N. I. Tsay, chief physician of the Tselinograd Maternity
Home.
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A. A, AIGOVBYAN
Tashkent MEDITSINSKAYA ZHURNAL UZBEKISTANA in Russian No 7, 1974 pp 116-117
[Abstract] Prof Armais Aristogeaovi.ch Akovbgan, Doctor of Medical Sciences,
Honored Scientist Uzbek SSR, and former head of a chair of the Tashkent Medical
Institute, died on 18 April 1974.
22. USSR UDC 91 92
L, A, DEMIN
Leningrad IZVESTIYA VSE5OYUZNO(i0 ODJORAFICHESKOCO OBSHCHESTVA in Russian Vol 106
No 5, 1974 p 444
[Abstract] Leonid Aleksandrovich Demin, member of the (}eographScal Society USSR,
member of the Presidium and Scientific Council, professor, and Doctor of Qeographical
Sciences, died on k December 1973.
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A, A. KVAL'_'AStNILI ,
Moscow VESTNIK RENT(iffi40IAOII I AADIOLOOII in Russian No 4. 1974 p 105
[,lbstract] Prof Aleksandr Archilovich Kvaliashvili, Doctor of Medical Sciences and
scientific consultant of the Chair of Roentgenology of the Tbilisi Medical Institute,
died during February 197?:. His obituary is signed by the Boards of the All-Union
and Georgian Scientific Societies o!' Roentgenologists and Radiologists and the
Tbilisi Medical Institute.
24, USSR
P, V, MANENKOV
Kazan KAZANSKIY METiTS INSYTY ZHURNAL in Russian No 2, 1974 p 93
(Abstract] Pavel Vasil ~yevich Manenkov, Honored Scientist Tatar ASSR, Doctor of
Medical Sciences, and professor at the Kazan N.edical Institute, died on 27 January
1974.
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A, I, Nodov
Moscow AkKHIV PATOLOOII in Russian, No 11, 1974 P 93
[Abstract) Prof Abram Iosifovich Nodov, CPSU member, pathologist, and Doctor of
Medical Sci?races, died on 24 March 1974 of myocardial infarction.
26, USSR UDC 616-073,75(092)Osetinskiy
T, (}, OSETINSKIY
Moscow VESTNIK R~1TOatOL00II I RADIOIAOII in Russian No 4, 1974 pp 104-105
[Abstract] Prof Tomas Origor~yevich Osetinskiy, Doctor of Medical Sciences and
leader of the Roentgenological Sector of the Krivoy Rog Scientific Resea rch
Institute of Labor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases, died on 20 January 1974,
His obituary is signed by the Krivoy Rog Scientific Research Institute of Labor
Hygiene and Occupational Diseases and the Krivoy Rog City Scientific Society of
Roentgeno~ogists and Radiologists,
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F. N. SUBBOTIN
Moscow GIGIYENA I SANITARIYA ie Russian No 2, 1974, p 124
[Abstract] Prof Filipp Nikanorovich Subbotin, Doctor of Medical Sciences and forme^
head of the Chair of General KYBiene of the Leningrad Sanitary and Hygienic Medical
Institute, died on 29 July 1973. His obituary is signed by the Board of the All-
Union Scientific Society of Hygienists and Sanitary Physicians, the Board of the All-
Russian Scientific Society of Hygienists and Sanitary Physicians, the Leningrad City
and Oblast Divisions of the All-Russian goientific Society of Hygienists and Sanitary
Physicians, the Leningrad Sanitary and Hygienic Medical Institute. thg Chair of
General and Military Hygiene of the Military-Mediaal Academy imeni S. M. Kirov,
the Leningrad Oblast and City Sanitary-Epidemiological Station, and the editorial
staff of "Gigiyena i Sanita riya,"
28. USSR IDC 616-0~3.21G92) Titova
A, I. 'PITOVA
Moscow PEDIATRIYA in Russian No 12, 1974 pp 71-72
[Abstract] Prof Aleksandra Ivanovna Titova, head of the Chair of Childrens~
Diseases of the Yaroalavl~ Medical I~,stitute and Honored Scientist RSFSR, died
on 10 August '~9?4,
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V. 5. VAKHTEL~
Moscow VESTNIK RENTOENOLOOII I RADIOLOOII in Russian No it, 1974 p 106
[Abstract] Prof Vladimir Semenovich Vakhtel~, head of the Chair of Roentgenology
and Radiology of the Military-Medical Academy imeni 3. M, Kirov, died during March
1974, Ris obituary is signed by the Boards of the All-Union and All-Russian
Scientific Societies of Roentgenologists and Radiologists and the collective of
the Chair of Roentgenology and Radiology of the Milita ry-Medical Academy imeni
S, M, Kirov,
30. USSR
Z, V. YERMOL~YEVA
Moscow MEDITSINSKAYA GA7.ETA in Russian 4 Dec 74 p 4
[Abstract] The 2 December 1974 deat;- of Prof Zinaida Vissarionovna Yermol~yeva,
Academician of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, State Prize laureate, Honored
Scientist RSFSA, head of the Chair of Microbiology of the Central Order of Lenin
Institute for the Advanced T?r.lning of Physicians, leader of t?he Laboratory of
Infectious Pathology of the Institute of the Morphology of Man of S;he USSR Academy
of Sciences, and creator of the first Soviet penicillin, was announced by the
Ministry of Health USSR, the Central Committee of Professional Trade Unions of
Medical Workers, the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, the Central Order of Lenin
Institute for the Advanced Training of Physicians, the Institute of the Morphology
of Man of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, and the All-Union Society of
Microbiologists and Epidemiologists,
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COOPERATION OF THE CMEA COUNTRIES IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
Moscow MEDITSINSKAYA TEKHNIKA in Russian No 2, 1974 Pp 5-9
fAbstraat] An exchange of medical research information has developed among several
countries: the USSR, Czechosla~akia, the German Democratic Republic, Hungary and
Bulgaria, Variations in terminology, methods and sta ndards have hindered the ex-
change, but a program in the Council for? Mutual Economic Aid countries has led to
successful results overall--specialization in biomedical methods and apparatus and
a coordinating center for exchange of information as well as a centralization of
administration of medical cooperation, A Working Group of Medical Technology was
formed, An integrated system of specialized technical Journals was proposed, which
would further develop international cooperation in medical technology. Publications
with a wider scope for more worke rs in medicine in addition to publications for
narrow specialties are recommended. Articles informing readers of economics, or-
ganizational aspects, associations, and enterprises of medical technology are
proposed,
2. USSR
LATINFORM [Latvian News Agency]
BULGARIAN PHYSICIANS VISIT LATVIA
Riga SOVETSKAYA LATVIYA in Russian 2 Oct 74 p 3
[Text] On 1 October 1974 a delegation of Bulgarian Physicians, headed by the
Minister of Health of the Bulgarian Peoples Republic, ended its visit to Soviet
Latvia, During the week they spent here, the guests fami:iarized themselves with
the therapeutic-prophylactic work and organizatior, of the health service in the
R?-puhlic, They visited a number of hospitals. pclycl inics, and scientific research
:ln:=.*.i.~utes, viewed the new protects, and visited the Museum of Medicine imeni P.
Sirac;;n~, Sumrreing up the results of their visit, Bulgarian Minister of Health Angel
To dorov, in an interview with the Correspondent of LATINFORM, stated:
"The public health of the USSR and Bulgaria is based on the same principles and
therefore has mush in comanon, The real care of people unites us. However, both
ir. the Soviet Union and in the Bulgarian Peoples Republic their own specific ex-
perience has been accumulated and thus various forms o ! work are being practiced.
Ire connection with this it shoul3 be noted that the stay of our delegation in the
L~~via.1 SSR has been exceptionally useful and fruitful, On the example oP one of
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the union republics we could see for ourselves what enormous successes were achie~red
by the Soviet medical science and practice.
"From what we have seen. I would like, in the first place, to note the well
thought out organization of the work of physicians. Our Latvian colleagues have
already teade long-standing efforts in this direction and succeeded, in our opinion,
to work out a very successful model,
"We have acquainted ourselves with specialized medical centers which serve as
therapeutic hospitals and at the same time perform a large-scale scientific research
and methodical work, This proves to be fully justified.
"The scientists of the Soviet Latvia and Bulgarian Peopleos Aepttblic fruitfully
cooperate in certain fields of great importance to medicine, An obvious example of
this is the automated system of cytological diagnosis of the cancer, developed
jointly by the workers of the Institute of Electronics and Computer Technology of
the Latvian Academy of Sciences and the institute of Technical Cybernetics of the
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. This system was awarded a Oold Medai at the Plovdiv
International Fair of 1974,
SOVETSKAYA LATVIYA in Russian 2 Oct 74 p 3
"During the delegations stay in Soviet Latvia perspectives were discussed for
further strengthening and development of existing relations. All this answers the
common aims pursued by the public health of the fraternal socialist countries."
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KIRYA30V, V? correspondent of Pravda
NNE! SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF ORAIN ECONOMY
Moscow PRAVDA in Russian 31 Oct 74 p 6
[Text] In the Oblast center of the Trans-Urals, a new Sciontific Research Institut::
of Ora in Economy was opened,
Rich traditions and experience of Kurgan grain growers have since long served
as example to neighbors, The Institute will be engaged in working out an improvement
of the system of land cultivation, including problems of the application of fertil-
izers, protection of the soil against erosion, selection and seed groW'ing, and
problems of the increase in the effectiveness of the management of agriculture of
the zone.
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KUTAISI POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE
Moscow, Byulleten~ Ministerstva Vysshego i Srednego Spetsial~nogo Obrazovaniya SSSR,
No 3, March 1974, p 3
[Text] Order of the Minister of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of the
USSR, No 766 of 27 September 1973.
I announce the Decree of the Council of Ministers USSR of 24 September 1973,
No 700, Moscow, the Kremlin
The USSR Council of Ministers decrees'
To accept the motion of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Georgia
and the Georgian Council of Ministers, co-ordinated with USSR State Planning Committee
(Oosplan), USSR Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education, and USSR
Ministry of Finance, on the organization in 1974 in the city of Kutaisi of the Poly-
technical Institute of the (}eorgian Ministry of H18her and Secondary Specialized
Education, based on the Faculty of the Georgian Polytechnical Institute in the city
of Kutaisi,
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BYULLETENpMINISTERSTVA VYSSHEGO I SREDNEGO SPETSIAL~NOGO OBAAZUVANIYA SSSR, No 3.
March 1974, p 3
Signed by Deputy Chairman of USSR Council of Ministers K, Mazurov and Business
Manager of USSR Council of Ministers M. Smirtyukov,
I. The Georgian Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Fducatior~ to
submit for consideration of the USSR Ministry of Nigher and Secondary Specialized
Education a list of specialties in which the training will be carried out at Lhe
Kutaisi Polytechnical Institute,
2. The Planning and Finance Administration (Comrade Chuprunov D. I,) and the
Educational and Methodical Administration for Higher Education (Comrade Bogomolov
A, I,)
to examine and prepare conclusio;.s relative to the list of specialties of the
Kutaisi Polytechnical Institute; and
to supplement title lists of higher educational institutions.
Signed b~ V. P, Yelyutin
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TSAREGOROTSEV, G., Professor
MEDICINE AND SOCIOLOGY
Moscow, MEDITSINSKAYA GAZETA in Russian, 2 Oct 74, p 4
[lbstract) The Eighth Morld Sociological Congress dedicated to the theme "Science
and the Revolution in Modern Societies," was held in Toronto, Canada. Such problems
as the social aspects of the scientific-technical revolution, role of sociology in
modern society, and demographic processes and ecological changes taking place in
modern society were discussed. The treatment of these problems depended on the
Ylorld outlook of the delegates with the Marzists stressing the Marxist point of view.
Considerable time was given to the discussion of the importance of human physical
and mental health to the efficient and moat beneficia 1 operations of a social order,
and that medicine and psychiatry therefore must be socially oriented, for the scien-
tific-technical revolution which has transformed science and technology into produc-
Uive forces is making ever greater demands on human inner resources. The availability
of medical assistance and human health in totality are expressions of the character
of the social-political order of a society, its ruling ideology, and its interhuman
relations. ?
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Two points of view were expressed in discussions concerni~~g the ecology problem:
the Marxist which contends that human interests, health, and well-being can beat be
served by the radical transformation of a social orde r, and the bourgeois scientists
maintaining the ecology problem can beat be solved by !:he adoption of technical,
technological, and sancta ry measures. It was the Ma racist contention that science
itself provides the possibility for the solution of the ecology problem, but that
its application for mazimum results is possible only under conditions of 3ocialiam.
The demographic problem was also discussed from two positions, with the Marxists
maintaining that the demographic policy of a state is a part of the status general
policy, and that the separation of demographic procea sea from social conditions as
practiced in capitalist countries is characteristic o f the classical Malthualan
philosophy. They denied the Neste m allegations that the Soviet Union always, re-
gardless of conditions, advocated a high birth rate, and criticized the scientists
of the West who spoke of a coming demographic inundation, without taking into con-
sideration the possible future changes in the economic, social, and ideological modes
of life. A working scientific group to deal with the problem of "Society and Human
Health," was organized, with a Soviet scientist as its head.
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EPIDEMIOLOGY OF BREAST CANCER IS DISCUSSED
Tallin SOVETSKAYA ESTONIYA in Russian 18 Oct 74 p 3
[Text) A meeting of the Commission for the Epidemiology of Malignant Tumors of the
USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, which elided on 16 October 1974 in Tallin, was de-
voted to the problems of epidemiology of the cancer of the mammary gland.
It is not by mere cha~.ce that thz capital of our Republic was chosen as a place
to hold this Session. For eight years specialists of the Institute of Experimental
and Clinical Medicine of the Estonian Ministry of Health have been coordinating the
research in this problem of the scientists of the entire country. Here are being
generalized the results of the work of many of the largest scientific centers and .
are being worked out common methods for the early diagnosis and prophylaxis of this
disease,
The results of this activity received a positive appraisal from the members of
this Commission, whose meeting was headed by its chairman and chief oncologist of
the USSR Ministry of Health Prof A, Chaklin, It was decided that the works discussed
will form the foundation of the proposals on the Soviet part in a discussion of the
methods far point researches by the scientists of the USSR and the United States,
which are contemplated by a recently signed agreement on the cooperation of
oncologists of the two countries,
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ALL-UNION CONGRESS OP NEPHRDLOOISTS
Moscow MEDITSINSKAYA 6A2ETA in Russian 2 Oct 74 p 1
(Text] The Pirst All-Union Congress of Nephr~logists began ito work in Minsk yester-
day. About 600 people--soientists, public health organizers, pract~.cing physicians
from different cities of the Soviet Union, and soientists from a number of foreign
countries are taking part in the work of the oonference.
Problems cot.nected with the organization of nephrologioaY service and perspec-
tives for ite improvement were discussed by the partioipanta in the conf~renae on
the first day. Reports concerning experience gained with respect to out-patients
service and the rendering of assistance to nephrologi0al patients in some of the
republics and different therapeutic-prophylactic establishments of tho country were
heard.
Considerable time is given to the discussion of modern nosological. morpho-
functional, and other aspects of the study of the clinical course of renal diseases.
About 20 papers are dedicated to this problem,
much urgent problems as immunonephrology, renal diseases in systemic and common
diseases,'pyelonephritis, and treatment of nephritis are included in the agenda of
the day of subsequent meetings.
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ARMEN PRESS [Armenian News Agency]
APPROACHES TO UNDERSTANDIN4 THE MYSTERIES OF LIFE
Yerevan KOMMUNIST in Russian 15 Oct 74 p 4
[Text] The Second Congress of Armenian Physiologists held in Yerevan has ended. At
the request of the correspondent of Armen Press its work was commented upon by the
outstanding Soviet scientist, laureate of the Prize imeni I, Pavlov and L, Orbeli,
Deputy Director of the Institute of Evolutional Physiolog!? and Biochemis~?ry iaeni
I, M, Sechenov o P the USSR Academy of Sciences, and Corresponding Member of the USSR
Academy of Sciences, A, Karam?~an.
In the Soviet Union during the past fifteen years physiologists have made con-
siderable advances thanks to high level laboratory experiments* The application of
new mathematical, physical and other methods suggested by .. acienoes has oon-
tributed to the development of the planned studies and permitted ua to penetrate
deeper into the mlyateries of memory and evolution of the organism.
The Armenian scientists have always ranked first among Soviet psyiologists. The
Republic is frequently selected as a place for holding the all-union symposiums and
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conferences, The Institute of Physiology imeni L, A, 0 rbeli of the Armenian Academy
of Sciences is a leading canter of the country for the study of physiology of the
autonomic nervous system and physiology of the cerebellum, The foundations of these
investigations were led by the outstanding Soviet scientist after whom the Institute
was named, ?
In using electrophysiological and pharmacological methods the scientists are
successfully studying structural and functional organization of higher autonomic
centers which control the entire internal and emotional activity of the organism,
This work is being conducted jointly with specialists of the Oerman Democratic Re-
public and Hunga ry, Toward the elaboration of this problem a contribution was also
made by the workers of the Yerevan Zooveterinary Institute and the Sector of Radio-
biology of tho Ministry of 4ealth of the Republic.
Investigations on the second problem encompass a complex of questions, viz,
what role is being played by the cerebellum in the motor activity and in the behavior
of animals, and what ,is its anatomical and physiological organization, The role of
the cerebellum in autonomic functions is also being studied Sn the Yerevan Medical
Institute. Recently in Armenia was created a laboratory to study problems of ?the
evolution',of the central nervous system, Here are investigated problems of the
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appearance and development of higher regulating functions of tY.e brain, which will
make it possible to decipher the finest mechanisms of its coordination activity.
Of practical benefit to clinicians are successful experiments with biologically
active substances used upon various affections of the portions of the central nervous
system, for instance of the spinal cord,
The s::Yentigts of the Republic have also ascertained the mechanism regulati.n~
the activity of the so-called smooth muscles,
Of great importance fbr the national economy are elaborations of the Laboratory
of Physiology of P.gricultural Animals.
A talk at our Congress about this work of Armenian physiologists showed that
investigations conducted in Armenia form an important pa rt of the entire Soviet
physiological science progressing toward constant study of the mysteries of life,
The specialists of the Republic have unquestionahly good pros~.ects for obtaining new
scientific and practical results,
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The Congress held elections for leading organs of the Armenian Phyaioiogical
Society. Academician of the Armenian Academy of Sciences S. Ka rapetyan was re-
elected chairman of she Presidium of the Board.
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ARMEN PRESS [Armenian News Agency]
SCIENTIFIC SESSION ON AHEUMATOLOOY
Yerevan KOMMUNIST in Russian 15 Oct 74 p 4
[Text] A scientific session of rheumatologista was held In Yerevan on the initiative
of the Institute of Aheumatiam o.~ the USSA Academy of Medical Sciences and the Chair
of Pathological Anatomy of the Ye~resvan Medical Institute. dell-known specialists of
the country and workers of medias'i instittittona of Arn-enia took part in its work.
Rej~orts on the diagnosis of rheumatic diseases, on the mechanism of its de~elop-
ment and problems of its treatment were delivered at this session. The authors were
Corresponding Members of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences V. Naaonova, Ye.
Maksakova, V. Pavlov, and A. Beglargan and Candidates of Medical Sciences I, drontov,
N. Kuz~mina, and A. Speranakiy.
't'he participants of the scientific session visited hospitals of Yerevan and
ren~tered practical help to thc!? Armenian colleagues.
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The scientifia session was of practical end theoretical importance to rheuma-
tologista of Armenia, State of the chairman of the Organizational Committee, head
of the Chair of Pathological Anatomy of the Yerevan Medical Institute, and Doctor,
Prof A. Beglaryan to our correspondent. Information was obtained on many methods
of treatment which were suggested by the researchers of the Institute of Rheumatism,
ore of the well-known medical institutions of the country.
40. USSR
BELTA [Belorussian News Agency
CONFERENCE OF NEURUPATHOLOO:ST3 AND PSYCHIATRISTS
Minsk SOVfiTSKAYA BELORUSSIYA in Russian 13 Oct 74 p 3
[Excerpt] The state and prospects of the development of psychoneurological aid to
the population was discussed by the delegates of the First Republic Conference of
Neuropathologists and poychiatrists which ended on 11 October 1974 in Minsk.
The Belorussian pryysicians have worked out a number of topical problems of
diagnosis and treatment of some diseases of the brain, multiple sclerosis, and other
diseases of the nervous system, Close attention was paid to the prophylaxis of the
childrenrs neuropathology.
In a resolution adopted by the Conference the ways of further development and
improvement of the psychoneurological service of the Republic sere mapped out.
The delegates of the Conference, the medical community of the Capital, and guests
from fraternal republics took part in a Oa la Session devoted to the 50th anniversaryr
of the Belorussian Scientific Research Institute of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and
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Physiotherapy, Secretary of the Presidium of the Belorussian Supreme Soviet Ye, P,
Chagina presented the Institute with a honorary diploma of the Belorussian Supreme
Soviet in recognition o t its services ~Cn training cadres and developing public health
and medical soiences. and in connection with its 50th anniversary....
41. USSR
CONGRESS OF PHTHISIOIAOISTS
Moscow MEDITSINSKAYA dA2ETA in Russian 2 Oct 74 p 1
[Text] The Fou?ch Congress of RSFSR Phthisiologists began its work in Rostov-na-Donu,
The participants in the Congress are discussing problems ooncerning the organization
of anL?itubercular assistance and tasks with regard to its further improvement in the
R3FSR, Considerable time will be given to the examination of the different aapectp
of the improvement of the effioacy of the treatment of tubercular patients.
Such problems as out-patient service to the people. epidemiology of tuberculosis,
treatment of the different forma of the disease, prophylaxis of tuberculosis, and
others are on the agenda of the forum of the phthi~siologists.
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ORGANIZATION OF A SCIENTIFIC-METHODOLOGY COMMISSION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
FOR EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES (MINISTERIAL ORDER N0, 6G6, 24 July
1973)
Moscow HYULLETEN~ MINISTERSTVA VYSSHEGO I 3REDNEGO 3PETSIAL~NOGO OHRAZOVANIYA SSSR
in Russian No 10 Oot 1973 P 12
[Text] To advance the solution of scientific-methodological problems of training
specialists in environmental protection and the effective utilization of natural
resources, I hereby order the following:
1. The organization, under the Scientific-Methodology Administration for Higher
Education, of a scientific-methodology commission for environmental protection and
the rational utilization of natural resources (supplement); and
a) the preparation of recom~eendationa for the content of academic programs and
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SSSR in Raeaian No 10 Oct 1973 p 12
for the improvement in the teaching of the principles of nature study, environmental
protection and the effective utilization of natural resources, such improvesent to be
incorporated both in academic and in industrial practice;
b) study and generalization of the experience thus far gained in the dissemina-
tion of such principles, and also assistance to higher educational institutions in
conducting educational work in the areas in question;
o) presentation of recommendations, on the basis of author or collective, for
the compilation of textbooks and manuals on environmental protection and the effective
utilisation of natural resources;
d) examination of textbook manuscripts and manuals on these aub~ects and pre-
paration of recommendations for their vublication; and
e) direction, on an established schedule, of periodic scientific-methodological
aonfsrenoes and seminars dealing with improv-tent of epeaialiat training in the fields
of environmental protection and the effective utilization of natural resource a.
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YUDIN, V. A ? Deputy Chief of the Aoademic-Mathodological Administra2lon for Higher
Education
MEMBERSHIP OF THE SCIENTIFIC-METHODOLOGY COMMISSION FOR HYVIAONMSNTAL PAOTBCTION AND
THS BFFECTIVS UTILIZATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES (SUPPLEMENT TO ORDER No 606, July
1973)
Moscow BYULLETSN~ MINISTERSTVA VYSSHEGO I SREDNSGO 3PETSIAL~N000 OHRAZOVANIYA SSSR
in Russian No 10 Oct 73 p 13
[Text) 1. SERGSY STSPANOVICH 30BC:,EV (chairman). Academioian, All-Union Acadesy of
Agricultural Scienoea, Moscow Wood Teohnoiogy institute (professor and head of the
Chair of Soil-Science);
2, SERGEY VASIL~YSVICH YAKOVLEN (deputy chairman). Dootor of Tdohniaal Sciences;
3. VASILIY VLADIMIROVICH GRUZDEV (secretaryr), Candidate of Biological Soienaes,
senior scientific asaooiate at Moacow State University;
4. MARK BORISOVICH RAVICH, Doctor of Technical Sciences, professor at the Moaoow
Institute of the Petrochemical and Oaa Industry;
5, NIKOLAY ALEKSEYEVICH OLADKOV, Doctor of Biological Scienoea, professor at
Moacow State University;
6, BODO GERMANGVICH IOGANZEN, Doctor of Biological Sciences, professor at the
Tomsk Pedagogical Institute;
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339R in Russian No 10 Oct 73 p 13
7, VASILIY NIKOLAYEVICH 3KALON, Doctorof Biological Sciences, professor at the
Irkutsk Agricultural Institute;
8, ALSKSANDRA ALEKSANDROVNA MAKUNINA, Doctor of Geographical Sciences, docent of
the Chair of Physical Geography of the USSR, Moacow State University;
9. OLEO 9TBPANOVICH KOLBASOV, Doctor of Juriadiciai Scienoea, head o! the 3eator
of Legal Problems of Protecting the Surroundings o! the Scientific Research Institute
of State and Law of the USSR Academy of Sciences;
30. FAINA IVANOVNA DUBROVSIGYA, Candidate of Medical Sciences;
11, ANDREY ANDREYEVICN KHIZHNYAK, Candidate of Geographical Soienoe, docent o!
the Belgorod Pedagogical Institute;
12. NIKOLAY ALEKSANDROVICH RYKOV, Doctor of Pedagogical 9cienoes, professor at
'-he Leningrad Pedagogical Institute;
13. IVENIAMIN SEMSNOVICH OGARKOV, Doctor of Geological-Minenlogiaal Sciences,
professor at the Tula Polytechnical Institute;
14. NIKOLAY IVANOVICH KOROBOV, Doctor of Technical Sciences, professor at the
Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys;
15. NIKOLAY SSMENOVICH TOROCHSSHtiIlOOV, Doctor of Technical Sciences, prolec~sor
at the Moacow Chemicotechnological Institute;
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YUDIN, V. A., BYULLBTEN' MINISTERSTVA VYSSHEQO I SRBDNB00 SPETSIAL'N000 OBMZOVANIYA
S33R in Russian No 10 Oot 73 P 13
16. NIIODLAY NIIODLAYS{IICH AHRAMOV, Doctor of Teol~nionl Sciences, head of a ohair
of the Mosoox Engineering-Construotion Institute=
17. VLADIMIR DMITAIYEVICH STBRLIQOV, Candidate of Arohitecture~ docent of the
Moscow Engineering-Conatruotion Institute;
18. VIKTOR ALEKSSYSVICH POPOV, Doctor o! 3'~iologioal 9oiencea. head of the Chair
of Nature Proteotion of 1CAzan' State University; and
19. PETR ALSK3AHDROVICH RYZHOV, professor, Dootor of Technical Soiencea, head
of a chair of the Mosoow Mining Institute.
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1. USSR
Dl1EPROPETROVSK MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Moscox MBDITSINSKAYA GAZSTA in Russian 11 Oot 74 p 3
Prof Ye. Yamel~+yanenko--baad of the Chair of Faculty Theropy
2. USSR
INSTITUTE OP THE HYGIENE OF CHILDREN AND ADOLSSCENTSI MINISTRY OF AIiALTH USSR
Moscow MEDITSINSKAYA GAZSTA in Russian 11 Oot 74 p 2
Prof Yu. Zhilov--head of the Departssent of Norking Adoiesoents
3. USSR
SSNIN, V., PRAVDA correspondent
LENINGRAD AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE
Moscow PRAVDA, 22 July 74, p 6
Translation: At one o! the farms of tha "Leto" hothouse fires experiaantal equipwent
which irradiates plants by pulses has been auoceasftilly tested.
This is a proposal by epeoiaiists at the Leningrad Agricultural Institute.
Instead of conventional aouraes of constant iilunina tion'they put lights~Mhioh.til~ink
periodically on the glass ceilings. Good harvests have been raised under the bliak-
ing "sun." But this is not the c.~t~ly gratifying thin6 about tfa new sfsthod of iliustl-
nation. It permits an enorsoua savings of ?lsatrlc -amergy. ''fierce done sere
advantage; with energy fed by pulses the lamps aixays resstin cool sad virtually nevtr
overheat.
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LENINGRAD SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF EAR, THROAT, NOSE, AND SPEBCH DISEASES
Moscow MEDITSINSKAYA GAZBTA in Russian 11 Oct 74 p 3
M, K, Mikushkina--head of the Experimental-Physiological Laboratory, Doctor of
Medical S^-ienoea
A, N, Ageyev--senior scientific associate
5, ussR
NORTH 05TEIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Moscow MEDITSINSKAYA GAZETA in Russian 11 Oct 74 p 3
F. Ogiyenko--head of the Chair of Nervous Diseases, Doctor of Medical Sciences
6, ussR
SVERDLOVSK INSTITUTE OF LABOR HYGIENE AND OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES
:+loscow MEDITSINSKAYA GAZETA in Russian 4 Dec 74 p 3
N, N. Petrova--scientific associate -
L, S, Alekseyeva--senior engineer of the Laboratory of Water Hygiene and Sanitary
Protection of Reservoirs
7, USSR ~
UZBEK SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF SANITATION, HYGIENE, AND OCCUPATION DISEASES
Moscow MEDITSINSKAYA GAZETA in Russian 5 Dec 74 p 2
Prol Sh, Atabayev--director of the Institute
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