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Letter from Richard E. Marcus to Marshall W. Nirenberg

Title:: Letter from Richard E. Marcus to Marshall W. Nirenberg
Creator:: Marcus, Richard E.
Recipient:: Nirenberg, Marshall W.
Date:: 4 October 1982
Description:: Marcus, a teacher living in western New York, discusses the idea for a book from the greatest minds in the world on the future of mankind and the solutions to the problems that have been created. Norman Cousins and Jonathon Schell are quoted and the offer for Nirenberg to contribute an essay on any subject related to how we might "live together on this planet in relative harmony" is extended.
Location:: Box: 11. Folder: 29
Rights:: Reproduced with permission of Richard E. Marcus.
Genre:: Letters (correspondence)
Format:: Text
Extent:: 2 pages
Language:: English
Legacy ID:: JJBBZL
NLM ID:: 101584910X425
Profiles Collection:: The Marshall W. Nirenberg Papers
Shareable Link:: https://profiles.nlm.nih.gov/101584910X425
Story Section:: Beyond the Laboratory: Professional, Personal, and Political Life, 1967-2002