Nuclear physicist Herbert York was advocate for arms control

By William Grimes / The Bulletin
May 25, 2009

Herbert York, a physicist who worked on the Manhattan Project developing the atomic bomb and later became a leading advocate of arms control and nuclear test bans, died Tuesday in San Diego. He was 87.

The cause was the effects of radiation from prostate treatment, his wife, Sybil, said.

York by....

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