Richard J. Seltzer, in Chemi-cal and Engineering News (Feb. 20, 1978), 1155 16th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.
The abuse of science and scientists for political ends, and the backlash this has provoked, threaten to disrupt international scientific relations.
Among the most glaring issues are the denial of scientific freedom and human rights to scientists, especially in the Soviet Union and Argentina; the banning of Taiwanese, Israeli, and South African re- searchers from world scientific meetings;...