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Item is a recording of Ernest Rutherford's lectures at Goettingen.

Using chess analogy about moving towards new ideas - with science and faith coming closer together. Side One: Side 1 of above speech. Side Two: Side 2 of above speech.

Dr. Lewis talks about shaping the future. Introduces Dr. Fred Carothers. Talks about energy and public lack of nuclear confidence. Closing remarks - talks about the connection of Chalf River with India and introduction of new technologies in India. Talks about Ontario's energy mistakes. Dr. Lewis also talks about the conference and points brought out. Ends by thanking speakers and organizers of the conference. Side One: above. Side Two: blank.

Discussion on nuclear power with hos Hal Walker and Dr. Alvin Wineberg and Dr. J.S. Foster. Side One: Host Hal Walker discusses nuclear energy with Dr. Alvin M. Wineberg (former director of the Oakbridge National Laboratory) and Dr. J.S. Foster (President of the Atomic Energy Canada Ltd., Ottawa). Hal Walker asks questions on the present state of the use of power in the U.S. and Canada. Other questions, etc. Side Two: blank.

Dan Price talks with Dr. Karnasel and Dr. Rathjens about nuclear energy's future and risks. Side One: Hos Dan Price speaks with Dr. Albert Karnasel (Associate Director of the program for Science and International Affairs at Harvard) and Dr. George Rathjens (Professor of Political Science at M.I.T.) They sum up the current usage of nuclear energy in the U.S. Risks discussed. Side Two: blank.

Conversation of a Scientific Nature. Tape so garbled, it is practically useless. Side One: side 1 of above. Side Two: side 2 of above.

Dr. Lewis discusses nuclear reactors. Side One: Dr. Lewis talks about nuclear reactors and world opinion on nuclear energy - conference on the peaceful uses of atomic energy. Dr. Lewis talks about Canada's position (can do reactors etc.) Problems discussed. Side Two: blank.

Discusses Genetic Engineering. Side One: Discusses genetic engineering and scientific prudence which should guide biological sciences in this. Discusses how people think and learn. Side Two: Continuation of above lecture.

Discusses genetic engineering. Side One: Discusses genetic engineering and scientific prudence which should guide biological sciences in this. Discusses how people think and learn. Side Two: continuation of above lecture.

Dr. W.B. Lewis gives a lecture to the N.R.C., The Science Association Dec. 4, 1963. Side One: Dr. Lewis speaks about different energy systems and technologies. Talks extensively and technically (and economically) about nuclear energy. Different reactors discussed. Question and answer period. Side Two: blank.