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NATIONAL REFERENCE LIBRARY OF SCIENCE AND INVENTION
Viscount de L'ISLE: My Lords, I beg leave to ask the Question which stands in my name on the Order Paper.
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R.S. HUTTONThe importance for our national scientific and industrial future of greatly improved library and information services, to compare with those available in several other countries…
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E.M. NICHOLSONThe national need for comprehensive libraries and museums as a basis for study and particularly as an aid to the advancement of science became fully recognized during the…
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MAYSIE WEBBTo practising librarians and information scientists the Patent Office Library needs no introduction. Nor, of course, do I yet claim more competence than the next to give its…
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A.H. CHAPLINThe progress of scientific research and technological development in this country requires the efficient organization of free access to all the relevant publicly available…
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G.M. PATERSONThe ideal in information storage and retrieval is a computer so specialized and so perfect that scientific writers would be compelled to write so as to conform to its input…
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- Prof David Bawden