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Dr John Cairns, Caius College, Professor Richard Calendar, Chris R Calladine, Professor H G Callan, Cambridge Philosophical Society, Professor T Caspersson, Ricardo Castro, Charter 100 (Christmas Dinner Invitation), Britton Chance, Graham Chedd, Cariton Chen [NB a note in the file, dated 1977, indicates that "Leslie Orgel has entire correspondence plus some other material"], Professor Arthur Chovnick, Ciba Foundation, Professor B F C Clark, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (Symposium XLII book), Dr Norman D Cook, R A Cook (Messrs Peters, Elworthy & Moore), Dr Robert Cox, Dr A F Crick, Dr William Cuatico, and Drs Bernhard Cyriax and Rudolf Gäth.

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