The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT12) UNDATED -- April 30, 2001 -- SCI-GOLDEN-ADVICE-2-B&W -- For half a century, Bill Golden, far right, has been on what he calls "the periphery of science,'' where policy and money meet the hot pursuit of nature's secrets. As a consultant to President Harry S. Truman in the early 1950s, Golden, 91, invented the idea of a presidential science adviser. Golden near Eniwetok in the Pacific, where he attended an atomic test as an Atomic Energy Commission assistant. (Photographs courtesy of William T. Golden/The New York Times)
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