Activity Listings
- Check stub from AHP to Juan Gutierrez for $235.00 for "70 hours garden clean up plus $25.00 hauling." [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial. Box #4.078, Folder #78.1]
- Copy Request: Electronic Aspects of Biochemistry, Vol. 158, requested by Gustav Albrecht. [Filed under LP Correspondence: (B: Correspondence, 1969-1971), Box #43, Folder #43.1]
- Copy of Letter from LP to Beryl Libby RE: Tells her that the vitamin C that he referred to is pure crystalline vitamin C, also called L-ascorbic acid, which should be available at a chemist's shop for about two pounds per kilogram. Notes that one kilogram should last between one and three years at the recommended dosage. [Letter from LP to Libby, 1969] [Letter from Libby to LP, October 3, 1969] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (L: Correspondence, 1967-1971), Box #234, Folder #234.3]
- Copy of Letter from LP to Bryan G. Wallace RE: Tells Wallace that he is very overwhelmed with work since he recently moved to Stanford University, so he does not have adequate time to consider Wallace's article that was rejected by Physical Review Letters. [Letter from LP to Wallace, 6, 1969] [Letter from Wallace to LP, October 3, 1969] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (W: Correspondence, 1966-1970), Box #447, Folder #447.4]
- Copy of Letter from LP to Eliot Slater, Editor in Chief, British Journal of Psychiatry, RE: Tells Slater that he is interested in the subject of Dr. Philip Burch's book, Growth, Disease and Ageing, and mentions that he remembers reading Burch's article that appeared in Nature in January. Says that he has decided not to agree to write a critical review of the book since he is busy getting settled in at Stanford University and does not believe that he could devote the proper amount of time to study Burch's ideas. [Letter from LP to Slater, 5, 1969] [Letter from Slater to LP, October 3, 1969] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (S: Correspondence, 1968-1969), Box #385, Folder #385.2]
- Copy of Letter from LP to Glen F. Tarbet RE: Says that he does not remember ever speaking with or writing to his ex-wife, Mrs. Neves, though notes that he may have sent her a copy of his paper. Encloses a copy of the paper for Tarbet and explains that he does not believe Tarbet's son's intake of 3,000 mg vitamin C each day will do him any harm, though he suggests lowering the dosage to 1,000 mg per day. [Letter from LP to Tarbet, 0, 1969] [Letter from Tarbet to LP, October 3, 1969] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (T: Correspondence, 1964-1969), Box #412, Folder #412.6]
- Copy of Letter from LP to H. E. Swisher, Director, Research and Development Division, Sunkist Growers, RE: Encloses a copy of "Orthomolecular Psychiatry" and tells Swisher that he does not yet have copies of the talk that he gave in London. Mentions that he referred to a paper by Katz and collaborators about the effects of a glass of orange juice per day on the measured I.Q. of school children with a low serum level of vitamin C. [Letter from LP to Swisher, 6, 1969] [Letter from Swisher to LP, October 3, 1969] [Letter from LP to Swisher, October 14, 1969] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (S: Correspondence, 1968-1969), Box #385, Folder #385.2]
- Copy of Letter from LP to Professor Willis B. Person, Department of Chemistry, University of Florida, RE: Informs him that he has notified Professor Duggan that he is very busy this year and is not accepting any more invitations to travel. [Letter from LP to Person, 4, 1969] [Letter from Person to LP, October 3, 1969] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (P: Correspondence, 1964-1969), Box #315, Folder #315.6]
- Copy of Letter from LP to S. J. Dyke, Chief Development Engineer, Industrial Division, Engineering Department, Canadian Vickers Limited. [Letter from LP to Dyke, 2, 1969] [Letter from Dyke to LP, October 3, 1969] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (D: Correspondence, 1967-1973), Box #100, Folder #100.3]
October 3, 1969
S. J. Dyke
Chief Development Engineer
Industrial Division
Engineering Department
Canadian Vickers Limited
5000 Notre Dame East,
Montreal 4, Canada
Dear Mr. Dyke:
I think that the newspaper that you read did not reflect my statement accurately. I happened to discuss cigarette smoking and Vitamin C in the same lecture. I enclose a copy of my paper on cigarette smoking, and also the paper in which I discuss ascorbic acid. I also referred to a paper by Katz and collaborators, who showed that school children with a low level of ascorbic acid in the blood showed an increase in I.Q., whereas those with a high level did not when orange juice was added to their diet.
I attach the reference below.
Sincerely yours,
Linus Pauling
LP/mdm Encl:
- Entry in wall calendar by AHP: "To Ranch." [Filed under LP Biographical: Personal and Family. Box #5.012, Folder #12.2].
- Letter from Richard Stanton, Publisher of the Executive Health Report to LP RE: Encloses old report on ascorbic acid published by the magazine. [Filed under LP Science: (Orthomolecular Medicine and Mental Health: Correspondence), Box # 11.079, Folder # 79.4]
- Letter from Stephen H. Fritchman, Minister, First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, to LP RE: Requests an evening lecture/public forum the evening of November 14th. [Letter from LP to Fritchman, October 3, 1969] [Filed under LP Peace: (First Unitarian Church, [Rev. Stephen H. Fritchman] Correspondence, 1948-1980), Box #4.001, Folder #1.1]
- Magazine Article: “Nobel Symposium: Super Bowl of the World Conference Circuit”, Science. [Filed under LP Biographical: Scrapbooks: Box #6.009 Folder #9.140]
- Note from Mrs. Carl Coover to LP RE: Requests the names of psychiatrists in the Pasadena area that use megavitamin therapy to treat schizophrenia; mentions that she is particularly interested in the use of nicotinic acid, as described in the Journal of Schizophrenia. [Letter from LP to Coover, October 3, 1969] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (C: Correspondence, 1966-1969), Box #78, Folder #78.4]
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