The original documents are located in Box 12, folder “Transition (1974) - Possible Candidates for Appointment to Positions (1)” of the Richard B. Cheney Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Gerald Ford donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Digitized from Box 12 of the Richard B. Cheney Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
THE WHITE HOUSE T WASHINGTON A • B A ww w DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Gaylord Freeman Chairman of the Board First National Bank of Chicago
John Robson
Sheldon Lubar Resigned as Assistant Secretary, HUD for Housing Production and Mortgage Credit (old FHA job) . Policy differences with Lynn over regional offices. Former Chairman Mortgage Association, Inc. Milwaukee, Wisconsin (mortgage banking company).
Rocco Siciliano President, Title Insurance in Los Angeles (lent money to buy San Clemente) . Former Commerce Undersecretary.
Louis Welch Houston. Retired as Mayor. Dem. conservative. Helped Nixon Administration push revenue sharing, etc., with Mayors. Per Lynn.
John West Retired Governor of South Carolina. Conservative Democrat. Developed Business in State. Able and savvy guy. Per Lynn.
Winfield Dunn Retired Governor of Tennessee. Per Lynn.
Martha Griffiths SPECIAL TRADE REPRESENTATIVE - COUNCIL ON INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY
You can make separate appointments to each or name one individual to fill both positions.
Bill Seidman
John Robson
Gayland Freeman Chairman of the Board First National Bank of Chicago
Roderick Hills California lawyer and Chairman of Republic Corporation. Recommended by Areeda, Dunlop, Silberman, Seidman, Hodgson, and Ingersoll. Husband of Carla Hills, Assistant Attorney General. Resume attached.
Thomas G. Wyman New York. President Ornni Group. Kargo export operation. Supported by Morton. Seidman believes he should be considered, though he would prefer Hills.
Roy Ash DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
John Robson
Bill Coleman
Ben Biagini President, South Pacific . Railroad . Norbert Tiemann Former Governor of Nebraska; Presently Federal Highway Administrator.
' DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE
Robert McNamara
John Dunlop
Governor Reagan
Al Quie
.. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
Gabriel Hauge (Rep.) Manufacturers, Hanover. Worked on White House staff in Eisenhower Administration. Later member of CEA.
Gaylord Freeman Chairman of the Board First National Bank of Chicago
Aldwin Clausen President, Bank of America. DEPARTMENT OF CO~~RCE
William Coleman
John Robson
Gaylord Freeman Chairman of the Board First National Bank of Chicago
Tyrus Timm Chairman, Department of Agriculture. Economics at A & M. Respected agricultural economist. (Rep.)
Robert Spitzer Wisconsin. Known to Laird, Byrnes, Steiger. President, Murphy Products. Ag. Coop. food production and nutrition. Former President, American Food Manufacturers Association. MA and Ph. D. in animal science and nutrition agribusiness. Politically active.
Clayton Yeutter Nebraska~ Cattle operator. Now Assistant Secretary, USDA. Former Regional Director for CREEP.
William Kuhfuss President, American Farm Bureau Federation, Ill. All farm associated work.
Norbert Tiemann Former Governor of Nebraska; Presently Federal Highway Administrator DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
John Dunlop
Bill Usery
Robin Flemming President, University of Michigan. ASSISTANT TO PRESIDENT FOR ECONOHIC AFFAIRS
John Robson
Gaylord Freeman Chairman of the Board First National Bank of Chicago.
In this memorandum are listed a number of individuals who would seem to merit serious consideration for positions in the Ford Administration .
. 1. Robert Al~n Charpie Mr. Charpie was formerly cons1d~red for Cha1:man.of the Atomic Energy Commission. At that t1me Mr. Charp1e d1d not feel able to move into the gover~ent. H~wever, .he might be worth another try now. As noted ln the b1ograph1cal statement, Mr. Charpie served as the President of Bell and Howell, and later as President of Cabot Corporati~n. He is a possible nominee for Secretary of Conu:te:ce or a h1gh level technologically oriented management pos1.t1on.
Charpie, Robert Alan, physicist; b. Clev.,.Sept. 9, 1925; s. Leonard Asbury and Dorothy {McLean) C.; B.S. with honors, Carnegie Inst. Tech., 1948, M.S., 1949, D.Sc. in Theoretical Physics, 1950; D.H.L., Denison u., 1965; D.Sc., Alderson Broaddus Coll., 1967; m. Elizabeth Downs, July 12, 1947; children - Richard Alan, Carol Elizabeth, David Wayne, John Robert. With Westinghouse Electric Corp., 1947-50; with Oak Ridge Nat. Lab., 1950-51, tech. asst. to research dir., 1952- 54, asst. research dir., 1954-58, dir. reactor div., 1958-61; rogr. adv. devel. Union Carbide Corp., 1961-63, gen. mgr. devel. dept. 1963-64; dir. tech., 1964-66, pres. electronics div., 1966-68; pres. Bell & Howell Co., Chgo., 1968-69; pres., dir. Cabot Corp., Boston, 1969 -; trustee Mitre Corp., Boston, 1966-; chmn., 1972-; dir. 1st Nat. Bank, Boston. Sec. gen. adv. com. AEC, 1959-63; mem. Nat. Sci. Bd., 1969-; sci. sec., editor-in-chief proc., also asst. U~ S. mem. 7 nation adv. com., 1st Internat. Conf. Peaceful Uses Atomic Fnergy, 1955, coordinator u.s. fusion research exhibit, 2d Conf., 1958; chmn. invention and innovation panel u.s. Dept. Commerce, 1965-67. Mem. Oak Ridge Bd. Edn., 1957-61; pres. Byram Hills Central Sch. Dist., 1966-68. Trustee Carnegie Inst. Tech., 1962-. Named one of Ten Outstanding Young Hen, u.s. Jr. C. of c., 1955; recipient Alumni Merit award Carnegie Inst. Tech., 1957. Fellow Am. Phys. Soc., Am. Nuclear Soc. (dir.); mem. N.Y. Acad. Sci., Sci. Research Soc. Am., Sigma Si, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Hu Epsilon. Gen. editor Internat. Nonograph Series on Nuclear Energy, 1955- 60; editor Progress Series in Nuclear Energy, 1955-60; editor Jour. Nuclear Energy, 1955-60. Office: 125 High St. Boston !1A 02110. - 2 -
2. Donald Clemens Burnham Nr. Burnham will be retiring this winter from his position as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Westinghouse Corporation. Under a retire ment policy established by him he will leave the firm at age 60. A high level economic policy position wo~ld seem highly appropriate for Mr. Burnham.
Burnham, Donald Clemens, mfg. co. exec.; b. Athol, Hass., Jan. 28, 1915; s. Charles Richardson and Freda (Clemens) B.; B.S. in Mech. Engring., Purdue U., 1936, D. Engring. (han.), 1959; D. Eng., Ind. Inst. Tech., 1952, 1963, Drexel Inst. Tech., 1964, Poly. Inst. of Bklyn., 1967; m. Virginia Gobble, May 29, 1937; children -- David Charles, Joan (Mrs. Fred Koloc), John Carl, William Lawrence, Mary Barbara {Mrs. F. David Throop). With Gen. Motors Corp., 1936-54, asst. chief engr. Oldsmobi div., 1953-54; with Westinghouse Electric Corp., 1954-, group v.p., 1962-63, pres., chief exec. officer, 1963-68, chmn., chief exec. officer, 1969-, also dir.; dir. Mellon Bank, N.A., Mellon Nat. Corp.; mem. internat. adv. com. Chase l-1anhattan Bank N.Y. Mem. The Bus. Council; chmn. Nat. Counc for U.S. China Trade; mem. exec. com. Allegheny Conf. on Comrnunity Devel. Life trustee Carnegie-Mellon U.; trustee Council of Americas, Carnegie Inst.; bd. dirs. Am. Wind Symphony Orch., Pitts. Urban Transit Council, Pitts. Theel. Sem.; mem. council Rockefeller U. Served to maj. AUS, ~Jorld War II;. Recipient Outstanding Achievement in Mgmt. award Am. Inst. Indsl. Engrs., 1964. Mem. Am. Soc. M.E. {Richards Meml. av1ard 1958}, Soc. Automotive Engrs. I.E.E.E., Nat. Acad. Engring., Am. Mgmt. Assn., Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Alpha Pi Mu. Clubs: Duquesne, Chartiers Country (Pitts.}; Sky (N.Y.C.); Rolling Rock (Ligonier, Pa.); Laurel Valley Golf {Latrobe, Pa.). Home: 615 Osage Rd. Pittsburgh, Pa 15243. Office: Westinghouse Bldg. Gateway Center, Pittsburg, Pa. 15222. - 3 -
3. Edward Hirsch Levi Mr. Levi is a lawyer currently serving as President of the University of Chicago. I would recommend him for a high level management or legal position.
Levi, Edward Hirsch, univ. pres., la\.vyer; b. Chgo., June 26, 1911; s. Gerson B. and sa B. (Hirsch) L; Ph.B., U. Chgo., 1932, J.D., 1935; J.S.D., Yale (Sterling fellmv 1935- 36), 1938; LL.D., U. Mich., 1959, U. Cal. at Santa Cruz, Jewish Theol. Sem. Am., U. Ia., Brandeis u., Lake Forest Coll., U. Rochester, U. Toronto, Yale; L.H.D., Hebre\.v Union Coll., DePaul U., Loyola U.; m. Kate Sulzberger, June 4, 1946; children- John, David, Michael, Asst. prof. U. Chgo. Law Sch., 1936- 40, prof. law, 1945-, dean, 1950-62, provost, univ., 1962-68, univ. pres., 1968-; Thomas Guest prof. U. Colo., summer 1960; spl. asst. to atty. gen. U.S., Washington, 1940-45; 1st asst. War Div. Dept. Justice, 1943, 1st asst. Antitrust Div., 1944- 45; chmn. interdeptl. com. on monopolies and cartels, 1944; counsel Fedn. Atomic Scientists \.vith respect to Atomic. Energy Act, 1946; counsel subcom. on monopoly power Judiciary Com., 8lst Congress, 1950. Mem. research adv. bd. Com. Econ. Devel., 1951-54; bd. Social Sci. Research Council, 1959-62, Council Legal Edn. and Profl. Responsibility; mem. Citizens Commn. Grad. Med. Edn., 1963-66, Commn. Founds. and Pvt. Philanthropy, 1969-70, Pres. Task Force Priorities in Higher Edn., 1969-70, Sloan Commn. Cable Communications, 1970, Nat. Commn. Productivity, 1970-. Trustee U. Chgo., Internat. Legal Center, Woodrow Wilson Nat. Fellowship Found., Inst. Psychoanalysis Chgo., Urban Inst., Mus. Sci. and Industry, Russell Sage Found., Aspen Inst. Humanistic Studies, Inst. Internat. Edn. (hon.). Decorated Legion of Honor (France). Fellow Am. Acad. Arts and Scis., Am. Bar Found; mem. Am./ Ill., Chgo. bar assns. , Am. Law Inst. (council), Am. Judicature Soc., Phi Beta Kappa, Order of Coif. Clubs: Century (N.Y.C.}; Chicago, Commerical, Standard, Yale, Quadrangle, Economic, Mid-Am. (Chgo.); Columbia Yacht; Cosmos (Washington). Author: Introduction to Legal Reasoning, 1949; Four Talks on Legal Education, 1952; Point of View, 1969; The Crisis in The Nature of Law, 1969. Editor: Gilbert's Collier on Bankruptcy (with J. W. Moore), 1936; Elements of the Law (with R. S. Steffen}, 1950; editorial bd. Jour. Legal Edn., 1956-58; asso. editor Natural Law Forum, 1956-68. Home: 5855 University Av., Chicago, Ill. 60637. Office: 5801 Ellis Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 60637. -. 4 -·
4. Daniel Jackson Evans Governor Evans is well known to the White House for his leadership of the National Governors Conference, and as a result of consideration given him by President Ford as a potential Vice-President designate. I would recommend that the Governor be placed at Interior or the Department of Transportation.
Evans, Daniel Jackson, gov. Wash.; b. Seattle, Oct. 16, 1925; s. Daniel Lester and Irma (Ide) E.; B.S. in Civil Engring., u. Wash., 1948, M.S., 1949; m. Nancy Ann Bell, June 6, 1959; children- Daniel Jackson, Mark L., Bruce M. Asst. mgr. Mountain Pacific chpt. Asso. Gen. Contractors, Seattle, 1953-59; cons. civil engr., Seattle, 1949-51; partner Gray & Evans, structural and civil engrs., Seattle, 1959-65; mem. Wash. Ho. of Reps. from King County, 1956-64, Republican floor leader, 1961-65; gov. of Wash., 1965-. Mem. steering com. edn. Commn. States, 1967-68, Urban Coalition, 1969; mem. Commn. of Cities in 70's, 1971-72, Adv. Council on Intergovernmental Relations, 1972-.. Mem. Nat. Rep. Coordinating Com., 1967-68; Keynote speaker Rep. Nat. Conv., 1968; mem. Rep. Gov.'s Adv. Com to Pres., 1969; mem. Nat. Gov.'s Conf., chmn., 1973-74. Served to lt. USN!{, 1943-46, 51-53. Named Outstanding Freslunan Legislator, 1957; recipient Key Man award Seattle Jr. c. of c., 1955; Human Rights award Pacific N.W. chpt. Nat. Assn. Intergroup Relations Ofcls., 1967; Service to the Profession award Cons. Engrs. Council, 1969; Scal'es of Justice award Nat. Council Crime and Delinquency, 1968; Pub. Ofcl. of Year award Wash. Environmental Council, 1970; Distinguished Eagle, Silver Beaver, Silver Antelope awards Boy Scouts Am. Registered profl ;. engr., Wash. Mem. Western Govs. Conf. (chmn. 1968-69). Conglist. Home: Executive Mansion Olympia WA 98501. Office: Legislative Bldg, Olympia, WA 98501 • .·.. - 5. 'Arjay Miller ~lr. Miller is a former Chief Executive Officer of the Ford Motor Company and currently serves as Dean of the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. Mr. Miller might be considered for a position at CoroiD.erce, Treasury, or the Office of Management and Budget.
Miller, Arjay, univ. dean; b. Shelby, Neb., Mar. 4, 1916; s. Rawley John and Mary Gertrude (Schade) M.; B.S. with highest honors, u. Cal. at Los Angeles, 1937; postgrad. U. Cal. at Berkeley, 1938-40; LL.D., U. Cal. at Los Angeles, 1964, Whitman Coll., 1965, u. Neb., 1965; m. Frances Marion Fearing, Aug. 18, 1940; children - Kenneth Fearing, Ann Elizabeth. Teaching asst. u. Cal. at Berkeley, 1938-40; research technician Cal. State planning Bd., 1941; economist Fed. Res. Bank San Francisco, 1941-43; asst. treas. Ford Motor Co., 1947-53, controller, 1953- 57, v.p., controller, 1957-61, v.p. finance, 196 62, v.p. of - 5 staff group, 1962-63, pres., 1963-68, vice chmn., 1968-69, now dir.; dean Grad. Sch. Bus., Stanford (Cal.) U., 1969-; dir. Ford Motor Co., Wells Fargo Bank, Utah Internat. Inc., Levi Strauss & Co., Washington Post Co. Trustee Corn. Econ. Devel., The Conf. Bd.; chrnn. Urban Inst.; mern. Pres.'s Nat. Commn. on Productivity; trustee Eisenhmo~er Exchange Fellowship, Brookings Instn.; Council on Founds. Served from pvt. to capt. USAF, 1943-46. Presbyn. 1-iem. Am. Econ. Assn., Am. Finance Assn., Beta Gamrna Sigma, Alpha Kappa Psi. Clubs: Pacific Union, Burlingame Country, Bohemian, Pauma Valley Country. Author: (with Arthus G. Coons) An Economic and Industrial Survey of the Los Angeles and San Diego Areas, 1941. Home: 225 Mountain Home Rd., Woodside, CA 94062.
6. Paul Macavoy Dr. Macavoy is an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has done extensive work in the energy field and could aid the Administration in developing a comprehensive energy policy. I would recowmend him for a position on the Council of Economic Advisors as an energy specialist. Dr. Macavoy is a conservative Democrat.
7. William Maxwell Jenkins Mr. Jenkins is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Seattle First National Bank. He has been active in the financial community and serves on a number of major corporate boards. I would recommend him for a position at Commerce or Treasury, or for other economic policy positions. ·
8. Edward Elmer Carlson Mr. Carlson is Chief Executive Officer of United Airlines, Inc. Mr. Carlson has been active in the fields of bankinif, insurance, and trans portation. He might be considered for a position ih any of these fields.
Carlson, Edward Elmer, airlines co. exec.; b. Tacoma, June 4, 1911; s. Elmer E. ·and Lula (Powers) C.; student U. Wash., 1928-32; m. Nell Hinckley Cox, June 26, 1936; children- Edward Eugene, Jane Leslie. Mgr. President Hotel, Mt. Vernon, Wash., 1936-37, Rainier Club, Seattle, 1937-42; with Western Internat. Hotels, Inc., Seattle, 1946-70, exec. v.p., 1953-61, pr~s., 1961-69, chmn., 1969-70, dir., 1953-; pres., chief exec. officer, dir. UAL, Inc., Chgo., 1970-, United Air Lines, 1970-; dir. 1st Nat. Bank of Chgo., 1st Chgo. Corp., Seattle First Nat. Bank, Safeco Corp., Aluminum Co. Am. Pres. Century 21 Exposition, Inc., Seattle, 19 57-59, chrnn. bd. , 19 59-61; chmn. \V'ash. ~vorld' s Fair Cornmn., 1955-63; mern. Navy Ship's Store Office adv. corn. to undersec. navy, 1965-; hen. chrnn. Pacific Sci. Center Found., 1967-68; bd. dirs. Va. Mason Hosp.; trustee Northwest(;!rn Mernl. - 6 -
Hasp., Chgo., 1971-, Mus. Sci. and Industry, Chgo., 1971-; mem. adv. bd. U. Wash. Grad. Sch. Bus. Adminstrn. Named 1st citizen of Seattle, 1966; Alumnus STh~a laude dignatus U. Wash., 1970. Mem. Am. Soc. Order St. John of Jerusalem. Clubs: Seattle Golf, Seattle Yacht Rainier {Seattle); Economic, Commercial, Chicago, Executive (Chgo.) ; Wings (N. Y .C.); Bohemian , (San Francisco). Home: 990 Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, Ill. 60611. Office: PO Box 66100, Chicago, Ill. 60666.
9. Robert Coualas Stuart Mr. Stuart is Chief Executive Officer of Quaker Oats Company. He has been active in financial organizations in the private sector and in quasi-public organi zations such as the Co~~ittee for Economic Development and the Tax Foundation, Inc. I would recommend him for'a position at Commerce, Treasury, the Office of .Hanagement and Budget, or in some other economic or management position.
Stuart, Robert Douglas, Jr., food co. exec.; b. Hubbard Woods, Ill., Apr. 26, 1916; s. Robert Douglas and Harriet (McClure). S.; B.A., Princeton, 1937; J.D., Yale, 1946; m. Barbara McMath Edwards, May 21, 1938; children--Robert Douglas III, James McClure, Marian Pillsbury; Alexander Douglas. With Quaker Oats Co., Chgo., 1947-, now pres., chief exec. officer, dir.; dir. CNA Financial Corp., United Air Lines, Inc •. 1st Nat. Bank Chgo. Trustee Com. for Econ. Devel., Princeton; Tax Found. Inc.; bd. dirs. Chgo. Alliance of Businessmen, Chgo. Area council Boy Scouts Am. Served to maj. AUS, 1942- 45. Presbyn. Home: 1601 Conway Rd., Lake Forest, Ill. 60045. Office: Quaker Oats Co., Merchandise Mart, Chicago, Ill. 60654.
10. Robert Hevd t Garretson Mr. Garretson is a former Senior Officer of IBM and Bell and Howell. He is currently in business for himself in Los Angeles, California. Mr. Garretson might be considered for a subcabinet position at the Department of Commerce.
Garretson, Robert Hewit, mfg. co. exec.; b. Ritzville, Wash., Sept. 1, 1915; s. Robert Ketchum and Frances Rogers Hewit) G.; B.A., Stanford, 1938; m. Alta Marie Paquette, Oct. 15, 1939; children--Robert Hewit, Roger R., David L. Sales mgmt., corporate mgmt. positions IBM, N.Y.c., 1938-57; pres., bd. dirs. Stationers Corp., Los Angeles, 1957-59; group v.p., exec. v.p., then pres. Consol. Electrodynamics Corp., 1959-67 (became subsidiary Bell & Howell Co. 1960); exec. v.p., dir. Bell & Howell Co., Chgo., 1961-67, exec. v.p., dir., pres. bus. equipment group, 1967-68; dir. Josten's, Inc., Owatonna, Minn., 1967-, chmn. bd., chief exec. officer, 1968-69, dir., mem. exec. com., 1968-; pres. RHG Corp., El Monte, Cal., 1969-; dir. O.K. Earl Corp., - 7 -
Pasadena, Cal. Served to col. AUS, 1942-47. Decorated Bronze Star medal; Croix de Guerre (France) .. Clubs: · California (Los Angeles); Annandale County (Pasadena). Eome: 480 S. Orange Grove Blvd., Pasadena, CA. 91105. Office: 9640 Telstar Ave., El Monte, CA. 91731.
11. Edith Green Edith Green has been a well respected and effective member of the u. S. House of Representatives for over 20 years. She is a conservative Democrat, expert in the field of education. She was at one time considered for Director of the Office of Education. She might now be considered for a position at that level, or as a candidate for Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. · ~
Green, Edith, congresswoman; b. Trent, S.D. Jan. 17, 1910; d. James Vaughn and Julia (Hunt) Starrett; student Willareette U., 1927-29; B.S., U. Ore., 1939; postgrad. Stanford, 1944; LL.D., U. Alaska; H.H.D., Culver-Stockton Call.; L.H.D., Eureka Call.; LL.D., Goucher Call., Linfield Call., Gonzaga U., Seattle U., Hood Call., Boston Call., Regis Call., St Xavier Call., Keuka Call.; D.P.H., Bethariy Call.; hon. degrees Reed Call., Oberlin Call., Georgetown U., Miami U., Yale, Williamette U., U. Portland, Tex. Christian U.; children--James S., Richard A. Tchr. sch., Salem. Ore., 1930-41; conunl. radio work K.l\LE, Portland, 1944-45; free lance, 1943-47; dir. pub. relations Ore. State Edn. Assn.; mem. of 84th-92d Congresses, 3d Ore. Dist., mem. appropriations com. Congl. del. NATO Conf., London, 1959; rnem. U.S. Comrnn. UNESCO.; rnem. Pres.' Commn. on Status of vlomen. Del. Democratic Nat. Conv., 1956, 60, 64, 68, chmn. state delegation, 1960-68. Recipient Brotherhood award, B'nai B'rith, 1956, Women of Year award Amvets, 1958; Community Service award Nat. Assn. Colored Womens Clubs, 1962; Edn. Service award Am. Call. Pub. Relations Assn., 1964; Top Hat award Bus. and Profl. Women's Clubs Am., 1965; Distinguished Service award U. Ore., 1967, others. Democrat. Mem. Christian Ch. Office: US Court House, Portland, OR 97205, also Longworth House Office Bldg., Washington, D. C. 20515. T A B c
• a. J. Craig Smith. Chairman of the Alabama State Advisory Council on Public Education {1970-71); President of Amndale Mills in Sylacauga. Republican. (No bio available).
b. Howard Holtoff. President of Farmers Service Inc. in Arkansas; member of the Arkansas State Advisory Council on Public Education {1970 -71); Chairman of the Arkansas State Commission on Coordination of Higher Educational Finance; President and Chairn
c. Harold Ohlendorf. President and Director of Ohlendorf Farms in eastern Arkansas; member of the Arkansas State Advisory Council on Public Education {1970-71); past President of the 90, 000 n1em.ber Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation; Chairman of the Board, First National Bank of Osceola and West Memphis. Independent-minded Democrat. (No bio available).
d. Allan S. Hardin. Executive of the Ira Hardin construction company of Atlanta; member of the Georgia State Advisory Council on Public Education (1970-71); Treasurer then President of the Atlanta. Cha1nber of Commerce; Vice Chairman of the Forward Atlanta Carnpaign. Independent-minded Republican. {No bio available).
, !:.· Archie Davis. Chairman of North Carolina State Advisory Council on Public Education {1970-71}; Chairman of Wachovia Bank and Trust Co.; former President, American Bankers Association. De1nocrat but highly regarded by both parties. (Bio attached, Tab !:J..
f. Tom Finch. President of Tho1nasville {North Carolina) Furniture Industries; member of the North Carolina State Advisory Council on Public Education {1970-71); Senior Vice President and member of Board of Armstrong Cork; forn1er me1nber of the local school board. Democr2.t. (Bio attached, Tab B) •
.&· William McGuire. President and Chief Executi\e Officer, Duke Power Company. Member of the North Carolina State Advisory Council on Public Education (1970- 71). De1nocrat. (Bio attached, Tab ..f_).
During the last SNision of Con;jre..;.s I wrote you on the !-.fember3 o! the Alabama State Adv.iso:y Cc:;::-- :-· same subject, askirtg that )'OU try to win approval on the are a.s follows: Senalc floor of my full Fiscal 1970 budget request for the J. C~t.\W 5)11TH-Ch.:iunr.n, president, Avoncla:e ~!i!:s, 5;--:.:.:: Commi.ssion. I wa.:; gratified then by thr Senate's favora.bk Cmu.s }.!cX.-.:!0-~·h.r Chairman, commercial p:;ot•· !r:lp~er; ::''·: rc..,.pomc, but unfortunately the amount was later trimmed crer, ~AACP, Rirmingharn CH \lU.£5 T. BR.\!\'!>0:-;', man:lger, m;,rket c-:vdop:i!e;;:t, -=~= :: in Conference to ~ 12.5 million. One result of the cut is E.!ectric Corporatio:;n, H•mtsvi!le: that the Commission now faces an even greater backlog j... '!r..s S. CtA!ard, Citi:e::t E::!..~k ;;f ::: ~ ;:.;_ p:ntner, JrJhnston and Cbrk Comp:m;- of untini.s.h~tl work than it did last y~ar, c:md the cffcctive C. J. C:Ju.Y, pr:s!dent, Al~xander Cit}· flank; ci;:Ur=:.:.r:. -:-f :..':e ':"" ~ ncrs of Title VII of the Civil RighLs Act of 196·1 has thus Pec·ples Tl:mk of CatTVille . been further dimini-;hcd. F.o D.\:SXELLY, editor and publisher, Andalusia ;: ,.u Yta':iiL L. H.\RRts, president, Protective Inc·;s::-ia! hs::r:!.::ce ~:; In my State of the Union mes."agc this year, I made the pany, Dinningham po!nt that "we can fulfiil the Ar.-~erican Dream only when Dn. W. D. HtLL, ~ssist:mt director, Cooperath·e F-x:e::!:~:: -=-~=--~: each p·~rson has a fair chance to fulfill hi:> own dreams." Auburn Uni,.-er>ity Title VII is designed to help realize that goal. However,· REv. MosEs J.wrs, pastor, Tabernacle lhpt!st C~u~~!: . B::::-..:::;::l ROI!EIH E. LAwso~, princi?al, Highhnd ~ch =·~: .. 5;-·~.:..:;:.::~a~. . consistent underfunding of the Commission has seriously Da. G;;oac:o; L:\YTO:>:, supermtendent, Ann:5:;::·:: C.:;-~ :c.: .c-.....::-=:: hindered fulfilimcnt of the high hopes raised by the Act's director, Alabama .Educational Associa!!::l:: passage six years ago. The cost in human terms has been GEORG<: A. LEMAtSTaE, presldent, Alab:1m:1 3a::-:~e:> A:~:-c:::::. : president, City N:Hional Dank, Tuscal~Y..;a; ;.:ij:.~::• .:~ p::cr~o.::::: substantial. · law, University of AJ:..bama In order to improve the efficiency of the Commission's. WALLACE MALOXE, Ja., president and cha::=:a=, !i:;;: ~a:::: operatiom, a joint Civil Service-Bureau of the Budget Bank at Dothan ; p:csio:!cnt, Ch:unue:: e-i Cr ::--~ !~e J. L. Monnrso:or, president and general mar.a~er, ~.!::~;.:.:: E:::·--:. team has recently been working with the Commission's Milk, Greensboro . Chairman :md, as a result of ito; studr, has recomr.-~cnded F.RAN K P.'I.Rso;o;s, vice president, U.S. Fz;;:~ a:::: F :-".:::.::: a set of new administrative procedures. These ,.,..i!J ensure Dinningham · HARRY PRITCHETT, president, Pritchett·~foo:e, ! ;:..;. ; t:'.e=::O~. ~ . · that the new fund.~ are put to the most effective possible caloosa. City School Board 1.1se. However, the case backlog is immense, and the funds FR. ... :.K SAMt·oaD, Ja., prc~ident, Liberty ;'\a~!n::.~ L:fe. :S:..-::-.:::.::=: I recommended in my budget an: needed. BARRE>T C. Sn:c;:.Tos, publisher, Decatur Da::;; ~e·A;. =-~:::·::: the board of directors, Decatur l'irst Xa.:.':::;;: .?c.:-~: :-::::-.: Therefore, I am again prevailing on you in the hope of the board o! director>, Tenncs;ee·Tcnh:; =-~ ~ ~ :,...·.::.: ::. -:;: _ that you will use your good offices towarc~ ensuring that JoEL S:o.IITH, publisher, J-:ufaub Tribune, 1-:uJJ.:..::a the rclath·e!y modest resources necessary for the Com l:ISHOl" WJLI.J ... !.t ::0.!. s~!ITII, bishop, tt:l Fj>ls.:':>p! :):S,:;=.: African Methodist Episcopal, Zion Church; be. ;;:-~ ~: :.:.~·:: . mission's efficient operation in the current fiscal year arc Mobile Gt:!'leral Hns:>ital; vice ch~irm~:::, May::-~·s C::-::-_-_j,; provided. Even in a p~riod of extreme budgetary string on Progress . HowARD STREVEL, "director, DistriCt 3G, t;ni~eu S!~d W-:::;:~:-; ency, ~19 million hardly seems too much to spend ori so America; board of directors, Op:::ration New 1>::::::,::-;·.;;.: · important a goal. member of Alabama Advisory c.~uncil on Vocat!.:.n.a: =:::!..::;::: I am sending this same letter to the Minority Leader. WlLLI.\M E. Tn07·1PSO:>, principal, Carn:r Hi!,;h SciK-:.1; c?:.!i:-::.: \Vith warm personal regards, . Montgomery Community Action Cvm:-nittc~ AltTJ!UR ToNslttuu:, president, First Federal Savbgs a:;c! I..;: Sincerel)', Mobile; chaim•an of Alaba:na-Guatemala-Part::~r. ;:{ ; RtClURD NIXON Alliance Program :SOTE: 1'he Pres~ dent met with members of tl1e Ahba.-:;.:1 Cr.::r:::::: [Honorable Mike ~bnsfield, Majority Leader, U.S. Senate, Wash at the White House on Tuesday, August 18, 1970. ington, D.C.] "OTE: An identical letter w:u sent to Senator Hugh Scott, minority leader of the Senate. Under Secretary of State Alabama State Committee .Announcement of Intention To Nominate Advisory John N.lrw;n 11. August 19, 1970 on Public Education The President toJay announced his inten~!on LJ:: ::: Annour.cc,ucnl of F()rmation aml J'rtcm~erJhip. nate John N. Invin U, from New York C!~y, <..$ "F:-.: August W, 1970 · Secretary of State, to succeed Elliot Rich;~rcLc·n '' :-.: now Secreta!)' of Health, Education, and \\':::::.:-;.:. The Cabli1ct Committee o~ Education today an Mr. Irwin has previouslr served as a S?eci:d E:r.:~~"' nounced the form~tion of the Alabama State Advisory to Peru, and as United States Spt:cbl Repre.:e::~::::·.-~ : Committee on Public Edl!c."'.tiou, comprised of 23 Ala Iut~rocean!c C:mal Negotiati~·ns. Ea:-Eer, dt:::::~ · bama civic and bmin:..-:>s leaders. Eisenhower atlrninistr~tion he ;.;eh·cd from 1953 ._o- :: Thr. Ai:\b:lma grc•1p is one: o£ seven wor~i.:1:~ in South· as A:>Sist:mt Sccrct;;ry o~ Dcfcm..:, Jntc rn;:'.tio:1~: s.~.: ... ern States to prcvidt: local lc:.tA Y, AUC:JST 17, 1970 lObl s :\.rkans:::.·s State .A.dvisory Con1n1ittce j. G\5't'O!'f ..,\.it.LL\~rso~;, naornr:"}'", H.ose, nartcn, :\;_n~, "~\lii!i:.~;.::-:1 .. . C:1:-~nU a::d C::~r I:t, •. firm of Litth: R0ck; p~.>: ;,r·.-,'·~":::, ..~=k~n;:u B;;t.Z" A!<.iuc:.ttit):-t, 1968-69; d:rf>C~t""~!-, \\'<-•< :::""~ 3~";::f:: ·11 Public Education a:;d T r-Jst Com pan:,.·; din:ctor, Arkans~~ \t,t!ler I::ci ..:str:cs Specific::.lly, the Arkamas State Advisorv Cc<:::;!t~ce Jnnounc~·mcnt of Formation and .\!cmbcrshz!J. will he ~,sked to conce~:tratc its cffom in the LE:•s::t'' 1:!, 1970 • . ~ A.ug:ut are2s: · 1. Pro\·ide leadership in mpport of local schoc-! 'f:c::trc; The Cabinet Commi:~ee on Educ::!.tion todav an 6 and school admini"tr:-.rions charrred>..) hv1 b.w ·,,·jr;h~ tL14- \w ·~" nounced the formation of the r\rk:msas State Ad,\·i,orv 'b"l' f bf' . . . 1" Committee on Public I::dt~cation. The 14-mcmber r-r:,:.;.; rcspons: !:lty o est,l .:s,Hns of thousands of private citizens and public of!::'i:' ·.<:J The following comprise the State Advisory Committee: must >vork together in their towns and citi.~s t;) c::r\· c:.:: Lou1s L. RAMSEY, ]R., Chairr:uw; attorney, Coleman, Ganett, the law and at the same. time preserve Ramsey and Cox law firm of Pine Bluff; president Simrr.ons ed:1:c.~c-:::J ::\:1tional B1nk of Pine BlufF; p3St president, Arkans:l; Bar Asso opportunity." ciation; member, Board of Visitors of the University of Arkansas NOn~: Th~ President met with members of the Arbm:ls Co::-:':':1.1::::·~ Da. L:\WI\E:XCE r\R;-oETTE DAvis, Vice Chairman; presic!ent of at the White House on Weenesday, August 12, 1910. Arkansas A.T. & N. Colle,se, Pir:e lliuff; recipient of National Council of Christians and Jews E:•)therhood Award for 1970 REVEREND C. L. BACHUs, pastor, ::-;ew Light :?-.1i>sionary Baptist Church in Helena ELrJAll Counr!\N, executive c!irector, Arkan>as Council on Human Relations in Little Rock: former school teacher and school Unlawful Interference Vvith administrator HoWAIU> llor.TOFl', president, Farmers Sen·ice, Incorporated; chair International Civil Aviation ~an, State C~mmis:;ion of Coord!nation of Higher .Edl..:catinnal Fmance; prcs1dcnt and ch:~.innan of the board, State B:1nk of Gould Exchange of Leuc~·s Between President Nixon wd CHA!:t.F.s H. Mua.PnY, Ja., prc;ident and executive officer, ::-..Iurphy the Pre:ddcnt of the Counc;l• of r,'lhu 1n.erncz • z·wnat • 01! _Gorpor<~.t:on of El Dorado; director, American Petroleum Ciull Aviation Organi::atlon. Augusl 13, 1970 Institute; member, State Corr.mission on Coordination of Higher Ed•tcation Finance Dear lLfr. Binaghi: FRr..oBOAKd· LEY, school principal in Fordyce; chrurmJ.n, State Parole oar I wa: pleased to rcc~ivc your letter of July I 6, 1970 ll~Ro:.o .OHtE:"DORF, preside<1.t a:1d director, Ohkndorf }'arms; concer~m~ the DeclaratiOn and vthcr resoh:tin::.s ~ga!:1s~ pres1d~nt, ..-\rkamas Farm Ilur~an Fedcrati•m; chaim1:m of the board of tht~ First ::-{atio:,;,l Ihn:, of O.;cce-h :z.nd West .1\femphi; unlaw.ul Interference with intern:>tional civil a.viatiou J. L. (BE:i') S!IAVt:R, attorn~;·, sh:l.. :er & Shaver Law Firm of W··nn'!. ~dopted by the As~cmbly of the International Ci,·:! Asiz, S:atc Rr.pr.:sentativc, 19:?5-::?i-29; St:-.te Sen,w_•r, l93l-:s5-37; l.teuten:tnt Governor o! Arb.ns:n, 19-B--45; plst p:csident, twn ~rg~nization. You may he sure that my Gov(:-:-n Arkansas Har ;\$sociation ment, m .Its effort to s~op hijacking of a:rcra.ft :1nd other Rol!F.RT SHl!tTs, jR., a:torncy, Lcs~:::r and Si1vlts law firm of Little a;:ts of viOlence a~aimt intcrn:-ttional air tr<:n::p-:;rt, wili Rock; board rr.embcr, Equ:~! Opportunity Agency of Pub.ski County gwe serious consideration to both technic~! a.nd Jc::;-,;.1 D,..u~ Sot.o~wN, attorney in Helena; delegat.-:, Arkansas Constitu measure:> recommended by t!-:c Asscmblv. Vv'herewr ;... ~. tional Cr•nven:ion sible, the United States will endcavo: to fclh.r.v t~;;:~ Jou:; T~m:t.r:, director, indu;tria! ;"nd community rebtions for the Wh1rlpool Corpt>ration, FJ:-t S:-!1ith; r.~emher, Sta:c Council on recommendations. Hum::tl": R!' cop:tl ~chool in Forrest Ci:r; 1::a:mh~r of State :&u:~rl of Euuca~tou l MONDAY, AUCLlST 10, 1970 I The fo!lcwing Gcorgi:uB comprise the St~!te .\d,·£_-v:·r; Dcpartn1cnt of Tr~nsportation l.. Con:n:ittee: l \'i;I.L!A'ol ?. Sl'ol~:O~-, Cl:c:£rmatt; cha~rman or th~ bo?.:·i, Sc·.l:::-.~::1 ~ ,·h:r.ounccmn1t of lntr.ntion To Nominate .4clm. C:at-= & v~r.etr C:o~pany; chairr.:an of ti•e !:>·.:.:d, E:-': Willard ]. Smith To Be Aui:;tant Sene:ary of l !\a:!or..:!.! n:l:-~k of M~ccn. Transportation. August 6, 1970 DR. Ho:c,t:.l:. 'T.\IF., V£t, CJ~cinr.cn~· Associ:l~e E~'ec:..:·.:·.·e 5~·::-:o:.::t:"""_.·r l ' G<:er:!ia As;odati<•n of Educators; forr::1erly Pres:::~:::, G-:::~f.:l The Pre~idcnt has announced h:s intention to nomi Te?.ch~rs As,oci:ttion. l R:.·c:-'<~~;::> Rosi:RT H. CoLt.I:\S, p:t;t')r, . Bet~Ie::e.=::: L'. :.':!r:.:: n~te .-\d:t!. Wi!Ltrd J. Smith of :\[ici"li;an to be Assistant Chun:h; \·ice president, Colurnbus .'-fLn!.Jt.:r;al A:..:.::.~ce; .:o= Sr.·.::·,-~.i.:y ,,f Transportation. r:1i>siu:-~cr, Cohtn'.lJus ~.fcdical Ct:::l-,~:. t J(Lr~ Cox. D~~ec!or, TI·.1dcr Street ·y~,.fC.\. i\dtn;:;:.t :'imilh attended the Cr•!vt:rsi!y of ~lichigan at E L~c-E.:: ~: ( L G.-\DSD:~:", hnvyrr and n1•.:r:-:.b.-::- l.,f !h~ 3c-u~~.=~-"- ?..eP.:~::..! t .\!171 ·\r:11 ·r .-md entered the U5. Co;~:;~ GuJ.r.te c;,::o;:o, ..;. ;e;;.:-;; of the Cadets at the Coast Guard Academy and was later l dean, Florida:\ & M L;~w School, 13 years. Superintendent of the U.S. Coa.->t Guard Academy in RoBERT Jl.fc:CoRMACK, JR., p:-csident, Bob's C:1ndies: ::.~:.:-ce b Lc;.! 1962. Admiral Smith was awarded the Legion of Merit Urban League. · . . ., ., • _ Jonr>: .B. MILLER, partne_: m law firm, ~itt?h, }.b;e:-:. =,e-:_-:::::-::-~- ': for his serYices at the Academy. Snnpson; past president, S.:1vannan-Chath2:::: ·-: -~·~:- _t ••;:-:;.::::. He was appointed Commandant of the U.S. Coast of Educ:1ti0n. Guard with the rank of full four-star admiral in 1966. In NoLA:; }.l:URRAH, vice president, secrct:try and ge:-,~:.:.! :.;·;.::se:, Royal Crown Cola, Columbus. 1966 Admiral Smith received the Distinguished Service J. Eo~.,·rx PEAVY, prorninl!nt ~ttorney; m~rr:b<::r c--£ \·o-~·.. :..:::.::....-:..:y ::\Jedal for 1[eritorions ,\chie\·ement in assisting in the for Formed Citiz;:ns' biracial committee in Way::::-c;;. mation of the newly-created Department of Transpor \VH.Ll.\M B. PRIM~r, e.xe:utive vice presic!c;-t, Hon:e, F~~c.::! 5:;.~~ and Loan Assoctat!On of Rom~; cl::nrrnan, ;c::.:-:" :::.-:..;;~:::.. tation. W. L. RussF.u., publi;her and editor, A!b:1n;- Tir:-.~s :~,~ ~.::_, :-::·:. Admiral Smith's wife i.:; the f::...rrucr Harriet A. Lary of Timn .TA~IES M. SIBlEY, attom~r. King & Sp:1u!d:ng bw fir::'•. Los Angeles, Ca!if. They have one daughter, Lary, and RoLMm Smnr, director, Citizens Trust Company cf C::::~,:':.. one !>on, Jeffrey. Their present home is in Bethesda, 1ld. jAMES B. WILLI•\~rs, presid>?nt, Fir.;t Kationa! Bad: & T~-.::t c.~=:- panr of Augusta; president, r\ugmt:1 Ch:11r.ber of Cc~:.c..~:c~. CoRDELL 'Vv:-o:u:, assistant superintendent of Bibb Co:.mt;- Ge:::e!4: School Sys:ern. Georgia State Advisory Committee A State committee has been formed in Arkans~'.S ~~nd will be announced ~oon. Similar committees are b:i::g on Public Education formed in Alabanu, Florida, and Louisiana.
NOTE: The Prf's!dcnt rnct with merr.bers of the Gec>r.;ia CG:::r:,!::e Announcement of Formation and MembershijJ. at the White Home orl Thursday, August 6, 19i0. August 6, 1970
The Cabinet Committee on Education today announced the formati(;n of the 18-memb..:r Georgia St<•.te Advisory Committee Cil l'ublic Educatiun. The Geor6ia Committee Railway Labor Dispute is the fourth State Ad\'isory Cvmrnittee fornKd by the ·Cabinet Committee. The first three groups iu ~,Jis:-!ss!ppi, Announcement of R.:jJOrt of Emergency Er:>c:rd .\"(•. 177 South Carolina, and !\orth Caro1i!1.:t arc <.~Jre;~dy at wo:-k bwestigating tl:e Dispute Between Certa:n nailroc:c.; in their respective States. ancl Firemen. August 6, 1970 The State Committee, composed of educators and com munity leader~, will work to hdp sch•_)nls in Georgia com The President today released the report of ,:-;e ?: c:~: plct~ the tr' 7, 1970, to!:;\·:::<:;;:~:·~ in coopr-r;:tic ,n with the Cahir.et Crmtmittcc and it:: st:tff, dispute$ hctwcen the Nation's railroads n:prc~~r::;:c by :!-.:: will seek to prm·iclt.: tlte local kcntial N a tiona} P.aih\·ay L!vcs 'J':er 130 railroad;, •.·:i::-: ~·3 prot-ess. perr.ent of th•:: country's track milca3e, and th:.: l'Ei:..:d 106~
critic:!F.i~.":" L. P:::t:rtT, J:t., vic\... prcsit.!e:1t, /\ir.. cr:ca':! B:_::~ !: .= :: Co:!lp::n)· <,f B:ttv:'l Rouge for this whole I\'ation, ~,nd p:n1i·~ubrl~· during this t~;:;t T;w~t\:S fL\~:G.\c-;, prr;ident, Lakt:;;de );;:,.:;.:;:;;:! 3::::-lk; :::c:::" year or lran;;ition to a unit:uy frorn a c~ud system. Dire~ ton. Ch::mb(:r of Comrn~rcc I would say fin:.lly that it ·would ':le extremely hdpf:1l fr:.~:-:·K Vor::,;;r.a, ]R., attorncr in Lake P~cvi:!er1~~ in thh peri(xl if we coulJ h:t\·c the ccnpcr<:t:on c,f the mt.:n B::;\; ]oH~s:>~;, lJ11sincsstnan ia 2\·~:chltc-~c!:.":s.: Ylrcs:::.::::.: ~.: ~·~~:.-..-_:: L:fe bnr:l:lCC Co. ber~ of the pres-; and the members cf the media. You wiil .hTHt:!l. j. CllAPlTAL. SR., Urban Pro;::o~ n:~c·:::;:::, x~·-· C::-:~. find instances, I .1m sure, where there could be difficul:ies Branch of r-;AACP and probkms. Alld your responsibility to report the ~,.!:·~R.\Y C. Ft:-.:CHtF:~ vice pr<:'sidcnt: Sl)uth Ce~.::1: Z:_:: 7 ::.~':::::::. it is Coa:pany in New Orleans · news, whethl'r it is bad or g·.Jod. Nv:t)t.\X C. Frc-\~CJ~, pres:d~ntt ~-::r.·is::r l.."r:h.-~:-z:::·· ~:-: ~--=:·.-.~ -:'::e:l, But I know of no time i:~ our Nation's history wh;;:1 ~ember, Board of Director> ,,; To:a! Cc~::-:-~::f::: .;:..~::::--'- . :nember, juvenile Court A.:iv!.,cry Con:r::.i::~~; ::::e;:;:e:. C::= the country needs to hear cf :t;cse many, many sncce~'tii Housing Council \~h~re m;.;n and women of will worked out the pro~- ;::_,~:._~t· B. K~tLEHER, attc:-ney -.,.·5th Le:;:!c. ~:-::::::e~! :.::.:.:::::-:- lcm, rather than hearing only 'ho~e few instances th:t~ :\[J.tthews, and Schurnach::r ir:. :;:C"w C,',,::~;: ;e::~'::.:::·.·~::-~ might be failures. uret, Louisiana Bar As;::;.ci:tt!·:n: ?.:!it ?:e3::.e~: :t C_-4._ (Council for a Better Louishn:t), I do believe that this meetin; ::a:> been most worthwhile D~ . .\L\CK J. SPr.ARS, dean of Dil!ard "Cr.:·,~.-,:::~ !r: -::-:~·~· ·.::--::~ from mr standpoint. It demonstrated apin that lcavL,g .-'.!..?::0:>:5!:. ]AcKso:-:, president, Lou!;iana ;:.;:_,;.:;.::·:::: ,>,.;,::::.::- Washington and coming to the country, he:tring directly Shreveport CHARLTO:>; LYc:-:s, chairman, Greater Cc:--:e:::.:-:-· Cc: from the people in the country, is good for a President and president, Mid-Continent:tl Oil ar.d G:1; _J"~:.:. .:.::l::.:.::-.; .:~:::::-· good for the members of Jus Cabinet. National As;;odation of :!-.lanufacture:; Thank you. Eoo.\R LAXCAS.TER, Tallalah J. K. HAY;o;r.s, exccuti\·e s~cn·tar:·, Loui5iazu "?~:,:::-e:-; .~.,,~,_...;:;-: NOTE: The President spoke at 4:25p.m., c.d.t., in the 'Vest Salon J. J. D.-wmso~, attorney, Daddson, ~fea~x, C::~:.-: !~.~ .:::-_:i ::~ of the Royal Orbil.n'l Hotel in Xcw Orleans. The President 2nd past president of Louisiana State Bar ..l..s;:.::~:i:::; ;:::;.;:::c.~· memhcrs :md st:J.ff of the C::tbinet Committee on Education, inch~d· of House of Delc:;ates of Americn:1 Bo.:- .'.5'-: :::c::-::. · ~.-::~ "? ing Vice Ck1irman Geo~ge P. Shultz, Dircc~or of the OSi.;;e of Man dent of Louisiana State Law lns;itt.::::o: ::::;:::·:~: -,; ;_---=- agement and "Bt:::: ·.• :::::-_ c::.c:::_ As printed abon·, this iter:-: follows the text (of the \';'bite House a meeting 'Yith t~c l~ouisiana cornnJit~ee, s'!e t:~:::.:. press release.
Louisiana State Advisory Committee Digest of Other on Public Education \Vhite House Announcements
Announcement of Formation and k!embcrship. Foliowing is a listing of items of gencr;-,l i;-,te:-~.s: -.'<':_ August 14, 1970 were announced to the press durin.:; t::c peri~n c·f ;:-:::: ~·: Advisory Commit~ce: dent's efforts in Southeast Asia, met with :r~e P;-ti-':.:: at the White House. GEORGE &. 1-IA.LL, Chdrman; :tttnrn"y with G:;!d, lb.!I and Skye; . p:nt ptcsid~nt, Alo:;,;;,:,dria. llar Associ:~.:\oa; past pr.:;;idcnt, Tl11.~ President h::t.s accepted the re~!::;r:a:;\: '1 :; Alcxandri~·Pif'·~vi:!c c~~,.:l!.;~·r l'f Comma~~:; p.Ht pr:!.>id.·nt, Black rt; meml-t>r, C<.Jd,> i';..:u~.:; C:·.;;:,::·;:;.: <.l- the NationalB::r A;,.:;cia::on mattcrs. :>AY, JUNE 29, 1911)
he ~,n mass transport::ttion program to prov1de or plbncc. One d:::1r lc-s;;on of experience is that localle:der rove tramportatinn facilities betwel:'n areas of "ub ship is a r~md;c:T,.:nt::\1 f:lctor in determining sw::ce&<; or tiinf'ss Administration will expedite trict<; htment Assistance Adv:~,.~:-y <'-go sdcrtecl :'.Ess:::-,i~,~t :t;; the pilot State to car-r:: C'.:t crd, will undertake coJ::;e:~::ltions with the footwear b· the President's policies . ...-\.'\ a result of consultatbns :>.lid try to develop any further measure:> of assistance interviews with p:-omine:.t citizens of th.:! State, the C:c2: nd to he nece~;s::t!T nct Committee selected 16 citizens of the State c-f ).fl.< )n the a(h·ice of the Dcp:r:imc:nt of Justice, the Presi sissippi to serve as thc fi:-st State AdYisory Commit:ce tt ha'l at;o concluded that he has the authority in the on Public Education. J n u:operation witJ1 the Ca~~:1tt ! of split decision,; by the Tarifi Commi~sion in ad Committee and its staff, they ·will work within the S:::.te tment assistance cases to act on the findings of either to provide the local leadership which is essential if com ,up of Commissioners. He is, therefore, informing the pliance with the law requiring a shift from a dual to a :rctarics of Labor and Commerce th:1t the decisions of unitary school system is to occur peacefully and withctrc . Tariff Commi:;sion in six recent cases are affirmati\·e dismption of the educational process. :lings and that the Secretaries are authorized to con The following 16 i>Iissi::sippians who arc known and er certifications of the fir.ns and workeN involved un· respected throughout the State have agreed to sen·e on : the terms of section 302 (c) of the Trade Expansion the Mis.<;is.sippi State Ad,-]sory Committee: to! 1962. WARRE:-. A. HooD {Ch:llmnn), past president, .Mississippi In.:!cs· tries. Active civic lf.'ader and industrialist. n:: ""he "Report of the Task Force on Xonrubber Footwear" DR. GtL!lERT :.r.~so:-; (Vice Cl1airman}, Howard Un!vcrsity ~feci O'l't ~nt Printing Office, 122 pp.) was m:1de avnibhle with cal Sch00l gradu:~tr. w!.o practices in Ri!oxi. President, Bc:oxi : rete... se. Chapter .:\:\ACP, mernb~r, State Advisory Commission of Civol Rights C..:>mmi.;sion. PAUL Mc~.hnu::-;, president, First !vrississippi :--;a~ion:.llh.nk, Hat· tiesburg a;1d Hiloxi. Partner in Mc:'\.!ul!cn h!surance &. R~al Estate. Rr.\·. T. B. nRoW~, pastor for Mt. Hdm Baptist Church, J::tckson; president, Mi;;sissippi llapti>t Seminary, Phi Delu .K:1:Ypa; tate Advisorv,/ Committees on member, Council of American Relatior.s. ublic Educc.tion DR. Sn.v!'.STP.R A. Moo«.HF.AD, dean of the School of EC:u.:a•ion at . the Univrrsitr of Miss:s>ippi. jACK A. Yo;.:~c, attorney and prcsideat of Jackson Chapter, -,nmmcement of Formation of the .Mississippi NAACP. 'mmittee and Plam /IJr Other State ALVI~ FtF.LDH., ]R., proprietor, Fielder & Brook~ Pharmacy. Active 'lmmittus. june young ~feridian businessm:1n. 2'1, 1970 J. Hr.RMMi Hrxr.s, chairman of cxl':cuti\·e committee of the Deposit Guarantr :!'\ational Bank, ]acbon. Also c!tairman of bir:v:ial At the time of the appointment of his Cabinet Com committee appointed by the court in Jacksan city school case. ittce on Education, the President recognized that neither L. Ow~!li Coo?ER, president, ,:..ri>sissippi Ch<:-mical Corporation of e orders of court-:, laws of Congress, nor the power of Yazoo City. President of ).1iJSissippi Industrial & Special Scr\' ice, Inc. (l\IISS) which h a nonprofit o:.::;anization concc;-r:cd e Presidency ibdf could alone or in concert succes.sfuHv with statewide cl.:ve!oprr.cnt. •mpktc the transition from a dual to a unitary sy::.tem and RoWAN TAYLOR, vice presid,·nt, ~fissis>ippi V:;,!lcy Title Insurance the s...1.me time maintain quality education in the ~tf Company and chairman (,[ the edccat!cm committe~ of the Jack:~;..~n Chan:ber of Corrunercc. ,\1'\0 sen·e$ on Li!-J.Cial cls ces~gre- "The N'atioa urgently need;; the civil statcsm:tn,hip and gation case. ' ' · velheadcdnes..s of thou!'::md-' of priY~tte citizens and p'..!b· HENRY Sr:LF, president of the Citizens B:~:1k :~nd Trust, l'.br!,s· :officials who must work to:;ether in the tov.:ns and cities Tunica Bank, Tunica: Atteh l':atic.m:tl ll:ink; member Q( br;.;:d of directors, ~HC, ~!em!>!; is; member, adv:>ory board, B::p:ist 'carry out the Lw and at the same time preserve edu Hospital, 1femphis. ttional opportunity. This administratioa will work with LEsLtt: LA~u·To~;. Jad;.s.)n husine~;m:m, primJ.rilr petmle•.:m tr:•.ns· · tr .. , \ portati"n and distribution. ~~lis statement on schcol de.scgn:~:.:Lion of :.\brrh 2'1, \V.\LTt:R \VJLI.t~~ts, pr~sid•·n:, The Sccurit~· Life ir.suran,:e C->. Inc. Mr. Wi!!iams i~ a lt:ad~r in civic· and bmi::css a:Ta:rs i~ 9i(J, the Pre.~!dcnt reaffirmed this belief when he stated as Jadw,n. · a.:: of his. "policies for pm:;rcsl': R. B. LAM ;-TO:-.:, president, Fir't Natbnal n:tnk of l•ckson. "I n t ho.;e communttt~'s· .. " I aung. . dc.srsrq;atmu· orders, Dn. Uol'GtH L. Co:.;:·H:R, p!.ysi,:iar. wh,-, practices in Starh:!~"' tc Jcadcis of the communities will he cncoaragcd to s~rvcs on Covemor's Em<:tp;ency Cou:H:il fr-r C:1m:ll.! Di;,t;:<:r. CtLIH:kl' CARM!CH.\F.L, autmnohile d•·alt'r in ~!aidia:t. S(Cr\'e.;; 0:1 -.. r - \....m. ! ... w .-...... -l~;"'.""' thi• '\.V~'-~ nf «"n;n ... C!<>nrnnr's Emerl!'•~r.cy Council for Camille Dis.1ster. · 814 WEEKLY COM?llMICN OF PJl~SICENTIAt ~OCt;,v,~-.:;
The :.fi_,~i.s..>ippi St:ttt~ Comrnitt~·c wi!l be ;'\sktd to con· .-\ir Force. I w:mt to th:1.nk you. I want to th:!:t:.; tl1:- Ir:{o:J. ···:ntrate its t.:ffo:-t..; in the following arc:ts: the of1icer,; who arc in the Air Force, for the 1. Provide lrndc:ship in support of !ned school board> you ha\·e rendered and arc rendering to our c.Jc!!1~rv. and sciH•ol admini.,-:ratinn~ char_;ed by bh· with the n> I want to thank you famil:es, too. I know th·,t ~;-;--:~. sponsibil:tr of c'>tablishing unitary pubEc. school systems. times there may be occasion." when yon wo'1dcr \'ft<::t: 2. Provide an early warning alert sy:-;tem to identify or nu~ the Air Force el ~:id. :\nd we arc going to bring it to ::.n er:d i~ a Emcr~£>ncy School ;\s;;i,;tance Prog;·.:m and the pro v;ay t!1at :lte younger brothers and the. ~ons c.. ~ those ·.,r;.:; posed S1.5 billi()n Emergency SchoGl ~\id Act of 1970. have fl.l';:,;ht in Vietnil.m will not han: to fi.;ht, we 4. rrl)vidc continuing liaison between local oflicials some pbct: else in the ftJtu~e. 1l1at i;; th k!nJ of .pe..!ce ;,~ and the Cabinet Committee. want. Now that the l\Ii."-'i"sippi Committee has been formed, Also, spe< was born. Of course you can tell that by Ioc~::::g :'.: ;·,::~. Committees in the ncar future. I remember, too, the men that I met in t:.c A.~·=d Services. I wa<> going to say the women, too, b::t ti:.::.t ·.,-:;.s NOT£: For a statement b;-·the Prt-sident on Februa1)" 16, 1970, upon designating a Cabinet·levd working group to nplore executive not the ei>t:mce to local communities in pr<'paring school de>cgn:· '"omen, too, in the various women's service :-_<.. gation plans, sec pag*' 191 of th;~ volume of the Weekly Compibtion am proud of had opport·1ni::.·. :.~::::( of Presidential · Docum<·nts. For the Prc~id~:nt's statement of I also having the I March 2-l, 1910, sP.e page ·12·f of this volume. it was an opportunity and privilege to sen·c b the .-\.:.:::::·.:i Service of the United States. I hooe. an vf YvU. CJ.:: ::~ proud of this country ;~nd proud of serving yc;.;r co~!:::;.· in the way that you are. · Now, it happms only by coincidence tbt the 0'.:::1;:. I Scott Air Force Base was with in Wo.rld War II was an outfit c~!lcd SC.-\T. SCAT, that means the South Pacific Combat Air T:-:~=--"" The President's Remarks 'UfJOn An·iual at Belleview, port Command th::tt u.:cd to operate up throug!:l i.l:c Illinois, En Route to St. Louis. Solomons. June 25, 1970 It was one of those combined commands that c:d~~ed I want to tell you how very much we appreciate your so much in \Vodd \Var II. The top command was ?\~a:-!.::::. verr warm welcome as we arrive here for a meeting in St. The ground officers and personnel were Navy. I hc? Louis. pened to be one of those, a Navy Operations Officer Tr.c wings that flew-and they fkw DC-3's up through i~:c: Are we in Illinois? I brought some very distinguished Solomons, Giladalcanal, Bougainvilk, Vella L:t\·~·::-', guests with me. Of course, first, Mrs. Nixon, and my Green Js!c.nd, and the rcst·-were Army tr00p cni::~ daughter, Patricia. squadrons, and th you know, they had a terrible J am very happy and proud to be here at the com-:r.:m:i earthquake where clO,OOO people were killed. She is gcing po~t for l 00,000 American.~ who serve in the ..:\1: r.::: to take clo-.vn medic<~ I supplies that the people of America Command. You can be very proud of the wor~ ::~~,: have contributed to the people of Peru. you have done. I fed, rec.lly, very clc...~~· to you i:1 a ·,,·.:r:. So :.he i::; going with me to Californi:t, where I am going because I ratht~r f•:lt I \ i:: that invo!n· people there ;mJ people in wmc other parl!i the lmncd Services. of this country. \ fin:1lly, on anotlH~r point, I not!cc so many ycu::~ Abo, we have some other di~tingui,:.kd guests: Scn.J.· people, in far.t, some very ~·9unf;. Some arc i:~. h; ;:: tor George :\Iurp:1y d California, and Congrcs.'>man Doc school, some in gradt: school, ~omc are not en:~ ;n ~·.- ;, ·,;! Hall, fmm ~tisc.ouri. yet and some arc in college. · If I c:onld just ~ay a word to ali of you, first I know I just want you to k;ww that a:; we l:.10k ~·.t t::~' that in thi~ crowd are pr!rn;J.rily peoph: who are with the great country or ours and it is a great country, we L:·;:.~ ·'- 102-1 Dt11hardt, 1G, mo,;t rcn:ntly h~.> been Spcci.1l A... 'Sistant North Carolina State Advisory :e Ch::tirm::ta of the Blue Rihbon DefciLiC Pz.nd from Jfn;e 30, i 969, to Junc 30, 19 'iO. Previomly he served as Comrnittee on Public Education Sped:.1l As~i:;tant to the t\ssistant Secretary of Defc~se for .Administration. Amzozmcemt:-nl of Formation and !.!embershilJ. A native of South Carolina, Buzhardt rer.ci':ed his B.S. August 5, 1970 cleQTce in mi!it1I)' cngint~cring from the U:1itec! States ~ . }.filit:uy Ar:adc;,:y, West Point, in 19+6. He earned hG The Cahi.-!;::[ Committee on Education todJ.:; ::...-: LL.B. from ~lt:: Uni\·er-sity of South C:,r·J1:n.1 in 1952. nounced the ic-.rmc:~tion of the North CarcE:c.z>_ Stc~:~ ,\;:; .. Buzhardt pr'~t.ticcd l:tw in 1IcConn:ct:, Sn·.:th Carolina, visory Ccr:rs and community leaders ·,·;ill ·,,·::;;-;,: ;:o Senator Stru!~l Thmmoncl. He resumed his private law help 1'\ort;, C:::olina schoo!s complete the trc.:-;_::.:;:ic·~ £;-:m practice in 1~lot) and maintain rei his genera! practice until a dual to :.! •.:.::itary system while maintai:-::;",g cr.::.;:::: he joined the Defense Department early last ye~r. education. Working in cooperation with th ~ C.::.b~:e:: Buzhardt is married to the fanner Imogene! Sanders. Committee c.nd it"> staff, they \vill seck to pru. :c> ;::_e 'The Bnzhardt"> have four children and reside in Fairfa.x, local leadership which is e.._;;scntial if complianc~ \-i:~ ,}:e 1 Va. Jaw on school desegregation is to occur peztc::::" :.1~::.- ~::d without disruption of the educational process. TheNorth Carolina Com1-:1ittee is the third Stat::: Cc:-:: mittce organized by the Cabinet Committee:. 'f}:~ .=:::t, Mississippi, and the second, South Carolina, ar~ 2:.:-:::::::y Federal Reporting and Paperwork working in their respective States. Committees 1:::·::: 1::-:::n formed in Georgia, Arkamas, and Alabama a~d -.~-:.:..: t:e The President's Afemormulum to H cads of announced soon. Conunittecs are being formed i_a ?1:-::cJ. Departments ancl Agencies. August 5, 1970 and Louisiana. The following North Caro1inians comprise the· S:a:e ---- •'\ .. --...:. : MOR.-\!'\DUM F'JR THE HEADS 01-' DEPARTMENTS A~'D Advisory Committee: I .t ... EXCIES ARCHil:: K. DAvrs, Chairman; ch:~innan, 'W:!.cho·.-ia 1hn!: & T:-.:.;: Corr.p:wy; former pre~ident, Arr:erican 1b.n \cr.; As~·;,c;:..t:~:J Subject: Improving Federal Reporting and Reducing Re DR. liuR:~RT E.\TO~, Vice Chainnt:n; surge0n, \Vi1:r:::1~~0:'!, :::.c. lated Paperwork 'VILIPJR HanBY, prcs:dent, l'\orth C:::roti:Ja :\fi,ClO To~I :Fe.:cu, president, Th0rn:!sviE~ Furniture Tnd l!.>tr:es; ser.:-or 'I.-ice presid~nt & :member of bc;ard of directors, !'.nn;:rc.ng Cc;:.. Since my inauguration, I have repeatedly stressed the Comp.:my; former member Joel school b·:>ard need to streamline the management activities of the exec liAR\'F.Y B::ECH, Kin;ton attorney; area atton:cy ~,'AACP Le§.'~l utive branch. As an important part of this cfl'ort, I am Defense Fund, Inc.; immedi:~te p;;st president, Kinsto:J Sc:lGoi Board requesting all agencies and departments to particip::tte in Y. H. Ar.n::-:, superi7ltcndcnt of schools, Lumbertcn, :\.C. a Government-wick project to analyze p::tpcr.vork re J. ~L\RsE G;c-\:<;T, editor, Carc!jn:>. Biblical F.cco:c.!c:·, R::>.lci..t fail to meet former p:-t>sid·~nt of the Southern Baptist I~di:ors Asseci:::~:O:l \ DR. \V. II. PL;::~:~ro:-.;3, pres:::!ent ~nl-:~ritus, Ap?:t!:-tcbian State l~::I·: .Llit":..T rigorous standards of need. In addition, we must examine vers.ity, Boone; member <>f the i'."orth c,,roli:u Hist:::-r:cl! c our infonnation control system and develop efficient al Sow:ty · .... om:--, ternatives to traditional reporting methods. ]AMES 0Lus, director, student :1ctivities, St. :\7\chews Co~1~c;e, - L. Laurinburs; immediate past pres;der.t, North C:1rolina ]:!Fees; I hayc therefore established two goal" for fiscal year national vice prt's!dcnt, Jaycees 4nr:o!~n.· 1971: MRs. c. H. DAWSOX, presidcrJt, North C:u·olina L~3gue of w~:-r.enl" Cf • - ''otcrs J ' l!Hr ( 1) A rcuuction of !h·c million m;•n-h::;;,trs in the time MRs. C.\Rl.TO'i' G. \VAn:r:-;s, prc>idcnt, PTA of !';nrth Ca!c)!ir:~ r ,_ expended br the public in fi!!ing out administrative s~n:.\P.OX H.\~C".lS, pre;id•,r>t, Carolina Pov;er a;td Li;:;H Cc:::• I .t:<: ?_ forms and inqu~ries under the federal R<:ports pany; ch;1lnnan, he:3.rd of tn.:s~ces of :'\ff•rt:cllth C1JIL~~~. :~~ ..~·)z .. \·IG -r Act. leigh; dircctur of North c~!"o1in::t._ Educ~tivna! Cc.-J;~(·ii ~r... ,; ...... ;~~... Natknal Purposes; clircc:tc.r, i\"orth Carolina FounC:a~i~:: c-t.·--·~:-~;:_:, ( 2) A reduction of 200 rai!Eon dollars i;J executive Church-Related Co!tc.,.,.s .cr::r,? ·.~- branch funds expended for reporting and rdatcd ARTHUR TYLER, c1:airma:l~~v-:ri~as, Bdk Stores; prc~~cle!!t cn:-!:-i~us I):. ;::.-~ p.:tperwork. Belk Tyler & Corapany; one of the founders of )•;.:;:.::•c.r:~d .. -,~:-~ Coll<>r•P ~-:,-"- ·. The Office of ).Janagaa-:::nt ~~nd Budg~t has :ssn"d in Joa !'.: STJ~--~Lt:YJ S:t., chi'l.~rman cf the Lnard, John I.. Stickley C.:~ ·)!1 ·s :-?:-!: .... ,lctic.ns to you imn1cmcntin\!' this project. ),fr. Kunzirr, pan;-, l1:c.; f0rrr.er IH•:,ident, U·>ns Internat!nr.~l ~!;· ~. Dr_ _ :nini;trat'Jl', DR. l\L<~.R!O:> Tztv;{PE, prnid<'nt, EI::."Jhdh Citv State Vrc;,,~:-;~:;: ..., t~- .. Gen~ral Servi1~~.; Adt~ini:;tr:~Lion, will ~.;; presic!cnt·r~!cct, Xorth Carolina As;ociatio~· of Coli~·:cs :.:1• -·· "-.::~:: sume the kacl i11 co·::m.!i;Mting this p:ojcct. Univer~!:j,; - :.rn::: :, ;:.::> \VJLI.l.HI Jn:;F.s, pres!.i·:nt, Hnren Ciay Prnducts Corr.pZ!IlJ'; r::"::.ce: :\fr. :,~ .:: I expect all of you to..,~·.·c th~s effort your full supp:1rt 7 S~:ttc \ uc.,t::'l:a:tl Educatir;n. Ad·.-i::;'"'~-,_. Cuuat~!ttee · 1 • • " I • ·: lt. 0: • .;::_ a:1J t<• report your accompl:,tmencs to me by the end Dn. THEOD(>~<·: R. SPF.!::::o><.R, chair.r.an, >chool brnrd; p:o~C';~o •.:: . _ of f:s::al p:ar 1971. Korth Carolina Ct'ntr;,l S!:>.tc U:.i\-cr~ity, D 1 ::h~;~ 1 --t-.l:'-'~l :~ .S-."".tt~·:r 'Rr!;.ol...·,·,:')n .., .. :,..,,..~ .... ~t •r "tV:-..~ ... •- "-·'-'" ·- T'"·-t c-_!.-~"'T""'~' ~-· \\.:t.tt.-\.'·! n. .\lcCtfHtt., prc.,iJcat and chit:f t.'X~t:uti\·~ ;:.·fficer: D;;~;~ .-\m.:ric1n He:tlth FC>eu on Imcrdt~t~13e. s,;hc ··! hr-::~rd; chairrn.m of S 12 mi!linn b ::-::::1 ,; u;:!J'lign In accepting this new assignment, ~lr. \f~h,•r:f'y ·. .-ro~.: Ate:>.:(~~: t.o\"f.\Y. chainr.2.n of t~u: ho2.rd (\:ld ch~r:f rxcci.:ti'-·f' offit:er, R. J Rryn<.>IJ; lnde,;::·ie·:;; trmt,.e of :'\on:, Carolina Four.rh· the Prcs>ient: "'D1c rcvo1mion<::y spirit tl:,u hrm:;~.c :.!-:.:5 '1; tion (•f Chtor('h·Reiateri Cc.!lc~: "S natiC'n into being has nc\·~r been more needed th:~a i: :S - RE\'. C:oi ntA:-: W. KERRY, past<:>r, Fricndshi;> I:::.ptist Church, .• today. The .-\mcrican experience i::> a contirl•.t!:-,g :·,:v~·lf C:hadot:r Sr h(·0l Soard ·..-.;i Dll. Kr"'c \'. CHF.f.K, pre~ici•:n:, Sh:!w Univ~rsi:v. R::.iei-;h tion. in the most upEitin;; sen;c of the \\Ord, a:f ?\or:h Carolina S!:tt_., ;:.-,ut:: and BuJ,;;et C:-r:!m:,,:,m 'i' the enthusia..:;m and ,_. t?~ort of every America.-..'' }lr.cTO:: ~fAcLr \:->, tmbcrt"n; president ::t r C: f,) ~·. ,• ,~· ~ H o b ::trt -<.::\'> b, p. e~.~.,.c, .. Jnr cxeCUll\ '· e-rt.O• ~~ >" .... -.. .• t· St;tc Senate Dio-est h;·,:; ?.PTeed to rcrr.~cin <'..S ,·ice chairman c.! ~::;; 3:- :t DR. C.r:on:GE SmKr:->s, clcnti.;t, Greensboro; pres!dent, ),',\.\CP, v '=' "i:~i: '(;t. Grc~nsboro centennial Comm;~:,ion:· :j: DR. JoHX HoRTO:<~, dentist. F.dc!n:on In Fcbruary of this y:::~,r, l\!r. Mahoney ·was )'h The North Carolina Stc:tc Committee will be asked to with the "l\Ian of the Y;:J.r·' award of the\\' e5Ie:-;. S:::c:~:> ~ concentrate its efforts in the following areas: Advertising Agencies :\s-;ociation, "for his out.;:· '& I. Provirlc-lcadership in support of local school boards le:1dcrship and achievement in the fields of ~1c·. ~- and school acimini«trations charged by law with the rc and m::trketing, and his dedication and contrib::::•:::"::~ t·:: :,:) sponsibilit y of establishing unitary public school systems. worthwhile actiYitics in the community." i\fr. i\lahoney is marrie-d to the former B~trb2.:-2. _\:.:-.. "-:~ 2. Provide an early warning alert system to identify ,j., i\Ioore, has two children, and lives in New Yo!'k C:::. ~~ school districts likely to experience unusual difficulty in :~ desegregating and helping to pro\'ide available resources g;. local, s~ate, and Federal. ·..;J 3. ::'t.fa.\:c recommendations to the Cabinet Committee with respect to the allocation within North Carolina of i :rvredal of Honor ~l Fe{kr.11 funds pursuant to the proposed $150 million .~ ·:mergencY School Assistance Proc;ram and the proposed Text of Citatiom of PMlhumous Awards tn ,Y:~,e j - $1.5 billio~ Emergency School Aid, Act of 1970. .Members of the Armed Services~ August 6, 1970 '~ 4. Provide continuing liaison between local officiais and ~; the Cabinet Committee. $.'-. The President of the United State~ of America, a;.:t}:c.: :\CJT£: The President met with ~e;n~,crs of the North Carolina izcd by Act of Congress, :March 3, 1853, has posthumc:~:oh· ;~~ Coimnittce at the White House on Wednesday, August 5, 1970. awarded in the name of The Congn:ss the i\Jed<:tl d ~ J Honor to -11 ;'\,i· colt STAr'F SERGEAKT RoBERT W. HARTsocK ~;. American Revolution Bicentennial UNITED STATES AR:.IY ~• k Commission for conspicuous gallantry and imrepid;ty in act!(Jn at th;: ..~~ :,: risk of his life above and beYond the call of dutY: :t .t . ~ t Amwzmcement of AfJpointment of David ]. i'.falwney Staff Sergeant Robert W. Hart-;ock cl:stingu;_,hf'd hi:n ;,; as Chairman. Augusl 6, 1970 self on 23 February 1969, by conspicuous ga.ll.1r:try action while serving as section lraclcr with the ·Ht h In The Presirlent today announced the appointment of fantry Platuon, 3rd Brig;-~de, 25th Infantry Di·:isi<.•n i.-:. David J. :\Iahonc.:y as Chainnan of the American RC\'O Hau Nghia Province, Rmublic of Victn:un. On th:s Iution Bicentennial Commis;;;ion, succeeding J. E. \Valbce when the Dau Ticng H;tse C:tmp Glt~lc under «.' h;::~:;y Sterling who served one year in that post. enemy rocket and mortar att;tck, Ser_;;cJ.nt IIartsod: <:.t:J Dr. Sterling, former president of Stanford University. his platoon commander spotted a.n enemy s::.p;:.:~r sq·.;:-:.d had agreed to serve until the p;eswtat:on of the Commis which had infihr:ttcd the camp undct(.;Cted. Re:tli-::n; ,:-:_,~ sion's fir:;t rcpt>rt, which wa.> made to the Prc:-;idcnt on enemy squad was hc;.1.ding for the brigade tactical e:;.e<-.'. July 4. Dr. Stcrlil!g willlJcror:a: the Couuni:::sion's Chair~ tions center and ncarh~- prisoner cmnpouml, the:: c.:.?: man [rncritus and as such wUI remain a member of t:1c ceakd thc1n:>eh-es :.md, although heavily out•:u:-c:-:h.::-~:1 , Commis.'>ion. awaited the approach of th·~ hostile soldiers. \\'hn ::-:~ :;\Jr. ~lahoncy, 47, is c~tair:!!an of the board and pn:si enemy was almost upon them, ·Sergeant Harry;;-::; 2.:::. dcnt t•f Norton Simon, Inc., a din:rsifit::J company. In his pbtPon commander op~ncd fire on· the srrJ~d ..-\,; ,:-, adtlitio11 to dircct()I'Ship;:; in Yari• 1u,;; m g:mizations am[ wonnded cucmy soldier fell, ht: rn:.~.nZt:_;-ed to d~·r,:-::;.';;. 2. . ~· :: COI!lp>mies, he i.:; chairman of t!.e ho:trd of tru::.tct:s of the satchel charge he >V~ts carrying. Sergeant Har:..;(;ck, ;,:;[-, com1cction cxpr~'SS In this '"e a 1rmrec!:ltion .I to you" and vour.. 1ncop· 1e for being the host to the historic cor:.fcrence on limitation of strate.~ic arms in Hclsi:1ki. \Ve trust that this conference m~y lead to an historic agreement between the United Sra~cs and the Soviet Union which could contribute to the cause of peace for g(~ncrations to come. Finally, you) •.vho have visited this country and have been received in this House on several occasions befo:·e, we welcome you personally and very warmly as one of the ,,.-orJd's most respected elected leaders. PRESIDE:\'T KEKKOS::N. :.\1r. President, I wish t0 thank you for your friendlyv:ords and to e:~tcr:d to :;0u, to the people of t~e United States, the • rhi'" ., 1 . warm gree::mgs or t ,c 'mn;.m JY~op1e. Our hvo peoples arc bound together v.-ith lasting ties of friendship. There .nre no problems betw~e:n us. I hope that my vis1t to this country will further strengthen our rcbtions and contribute to mutual under . standing between our nations. . I am also looking forward to discussing with you, ivlr. President, cur rent issues of international life. As a neutral nation, Fin1and refrains from taking sides in the cor.trovcrsies bet\veen the great powers. We Fim1s are used to relying on our own efforts to safeguard our free dom and security. Accordingly, ;ve do not seek aid or assistance from any side. Nor do we, on our part, wish to offer advice to others en how to conduct their affairs. But neutrality docs not mean passive withdrawal from international life. On the contrary, our policy makes it possible for us to cooperate with out prejudice with aU countries in the interest of promoting a p;~aceful world order. . . It is in this spirit, 1\:fr. President, that I approach our talks. Let me add that I look fonv.ard with keen interest and pleasure to this opportunity of getting to know you personally and to renew my con tact~ with the American people for whom ·we in Finland have the greatest respect and affection. NOTE: The President spoke nt 10:45 a.m. on the South Lrrwn a.t the White Hous-! where President Urho Kt:kkoncn received a fonm.l welcome \\-ith full military honon;.
South Carolina State Advisory school desegregation is to occur peacefully aad di3ruption of tb:: educational process. Committee on Public Education The South Carolina C0mmittce i,-; tte seccmci S~T Committee organized by the Cahim~t Co:mn:~:ee. TI Announcement of Formation and A!emf}ership. first, the l\Ihsh.'iippi Committee, was annot!n::cd. c July 23, 1970 June 21, 1970. Committee:: arc al~o being for::-;•:c i!~ The Cabinet Committee on Education today an· hama, Arkama.:>, Florida, Gcorgi:t, and North c~:r~:in· nounccd the formation of the South Carolina St :tt Co,:!r:;;'·':-: BRow;;; },{Auo:-~, r,.tin·J vi('e p~l'stdent of J. !'. St·:•:<:r:> C.:.;::::a.'1 leadcr~;hip which is c:-;sential if compliance with the law on past chairman of the Stat.; 1\•>"U'd cf Edncation · .vet;?.!.Y, JUlY 27, 1 97;) 975
'.\:T :.".'' L \\"ATK!:-."-", a:tt·~n~y: memher of the h):,d of trc.s:e~:. of ing at thi;; time. Foilowing the complct!on of th:S ~'C·rt!::-, . ,,,.,,\·~r-6 Colkge; to:·mer tm·wf:<·r of t!1~ South Caroan:l 111 of the hriefi:1:4, we will h:1sc a\'aib.hk for \'0;1 Dr. :St::::-:·s ; s• . ,,,·- ,-.,f Repres~nt3tivci . '..:...... ~ " ·., " ) :'• ,- ;, :• ,:-:;> .-\ . .\:::.: past vr·~$iJent of :h-~ :\;m:rica:1 Teach- and ?.15:-~ we will have ::mother rcp•.xt reb.dng ~o L:::.:::k ;';; _\:-~(lt:!.l:i0n ,. , ~ ,,. • coi!e:.;es . . . , .. ~:. Cwnu:-.,;, vcmlt·nt of th'! S"utn Caro.:~.a Edt:r.atwnal Bob Brmvn and Bob Finch will he here to th.-:.x • · h.":; ·:1;-;es Foar;r.la!i.)n; member of t~e South C::rolina Com ,..1: ... 5~,,0 on IIi~her Ednc:·vi0n t\vo ite;-ns \vith you~ Director Shul~z is here to t~:K. ,~-:~~ , ., .:· (·:. ;:.t:.,rnrT, director of South Carolina Pd,i!c THO~lP3o:,;, you at this t~me a!Jom the Cabinet Committee c-.::. L:·..:r::. ; ~· ~·-·;;-.-i~.. e .r\uthority; ;:' ..~3~ xember uf the Sot.:.th CJ.r·::-1:~1.J. ~t3..!:! f.t!:h,-~!i..:>na! Fin 1~'!·:c C:c n~mittce tion announcing t!w formulation of the CzE·cl:~ :'.. 1". SrA:.;l:AcK, g~!1~r1.l .:i!.:-.ager oi Nort!1 Carolina ~fu~u::.i Life State .-\d\"isnry Cc:n~a~:tt-::c on Public Educa~io:-:. I n;.ltr3nt:e (~or::1;l-'!n:' As you recall, w:: h;,,-~ previously ;~rmounceci :~:::: .-:rr:::::: J: ! : '" T. Bt:xTO'>, c:n:r::-c:0 oc;<: 1\n:rs, S:<:., t~u ;r;HHY B:mk and Trmt Comp~r.!·; p:-.;t the Statoc.: of ).fi~i~~.;i;):•i. The objective of these w<'::;her of S:atc GJ:~"';;t::'". for Technical Education of course, is to ,,·c;r:-.: h cooperation with t:-!e S'.J.:~:; t:· fl~. (;:."('rr.•;!'; D. Jo:rsso~. 1 p~~-5LClan facilitate the transiliu:! from the dual to u::it:-:.:-:· ~:::cc::: 1;t·,_)f'GE :\~ A:"DERSO~, at~;:!rri~}·; executive director; Aiken-Ed:;::~,"'IC. c-.untic; Communi~:;; :\;:t;on Committee, Inc.; :-.:AACP, C(;>~n· while maintaining qu:dit~· educati0n. Director Sh;_;::..: ·,,-:U ci! r:n Human Rcbt:on.<, board of directors of the Salvation discus.:; this with you. :\rmr and Nation::-1 Reel Cross c. R. Ltn:>osTo:-;, district 1:-~r:nager of Southern Bell Tdcphone The Cabinet Committee met for about 2;/1 b:t:rs ·,,-::h Como:my~ past president of Charleston Chamber of Commerce the rep:·csentativcs from South Carolina , Inc.; vice president of the State Board dent met with the representatives for abm.!t a h:1~ ::;.::.:.r nf Education this afternoon. The South Carolina State Committee be asked to ,.,..iJ1 MR. SHULTZ. Thank you, Ron. mnrentrate its efforts in the following areas: You know that this i5 the second one of the S:;o.:e c:::-::-! 1. Provide lcadcnhip in support of local school boards mittccs that we have formed. There was a :!11c! school admini:;trati::ms charged by law with the 11is.sissip?i here a cou pic of ·.veeks ago n.nd we a:-,: ::":nsibility of establishing unitar)' public school systems. ing committees in a number of other States. ?.. Provide an early waming alert system to identify This is part of the effort of the CJ.binct Co~:· ::-:it:e--~ ~c.· "hnol districts likely to experience unusual difllculty in help as much as we possihly can with the p;-ot-:-::;:; ::.: dt'!'e_;regating and hdping to pro\"ide available rc-:;ources desegregation this fall and beyond :mel to try t) ;:·• ~ ·.·-,:; J.,c;d, State, and Federal. the hurdles and problems that may arise in th~~t p;:::-:.::'3 3. ::\fake rccornmendations to the Cabi.nct Com.mittee and to do so in a manner that maintains and er:h;!:F.:-s, \\·i~h respect to the allocation within South Caroiina of i£ at all pos.siblc, the quality of public cclucatio:1. h.l--ral funds pur:.tmnt to the proposed $150 million So, our effort is to concentrate on the chi!dn~n '''~d wh:::.~ [cu::r~;cncy School A!>.-;istance Pro~ram and the proposed is available to the chilJrcn by way of education ar~d to 515 !Jillion Emergency School Aid Act of 1970. solve these problems :>uccessfdly. {. Provide continuing liaison between local officials and As Ron said, the Cabinet Committee met with the the Cabinet Committee. group that you sec listed here for about 2 Y2 hc..ms th:S afternoon. xon.: For a press conference of George P. Sh~;ltz, Director of the Among those pr~cr!t ·were the Attorney Cem:ral, Secre Office of ~hn.agemcnt and Budget and \'ice Chairman of the Cahi r..:t Committee on Eclnc;:.tion, following the meeting of the Presi tary Richardson, Director Rumsfdd, Counsellor :\1o::n: rl~n! w:th the mcmb~.:rs of the South CarolinJ. S:ate Advisory Com· han, Postmaster General Blount, and myself fer the CaL! ra:::~e at the White House, see the foi!owin3 item. net group. The discussion, as v.-as true in the case of our di->.::uss~on with the Mi<:sissippi group, was a very interestin:; and a good one, I think, L,J;-n cve!·ybody's point of view, South Carolina State Advisory it ••.:;ts a rc<:lE,tic discu::-L T:-,:,: / ~ two p
D a Robert W. Galvin, Chairman of the Board, Motorola, Inc., Chicago. Although he is associated with Senator Percy, that marriage is one of convenience: Galvin has been both a major Goldwater backer and a supporter of a wide spectrum of conservative causes. Member of the President's Committee on International Trade and Investment and an active Republican, 52 years old. (Brief resume appendix a) b James S. Kemper, Jr. President of Lumberman's lvfutual Chicago, and either a director or president of each of the Kemper group of insurance companies. (American Motorists Insurance, Am. Manufacturers Insurance, Federal Mutual Insurance, Economy Fire and Casualty). His foundation has been active in backing conservative causes and he is himself both a Republican and a backer of Republican candidates of that persuasion. 60 years old. (Brief resume appendix b) c Willard F. Rockwell, Jr., Chairman, Rockwell International Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Highly regarded both for his managerial talent and his political conservation. Director of myriad corporations and extremely active in community affairs. Republican. 60 years old. (Brief resume appendix.£.) d Edgar F. Kaiser, Chairman, Kaiser Industries, Oakland, Calif. Although 66, he directs a wide cross-section of business and community affairs. Has served on a variety of Presidential Commissions and is as highly regarded in conservative circles for his principles as he is universally for his accomplishments. Republican. (See brief resmne appendix d)
£. Roy D. Chapin, Jr., Chairman, American Motors, Detroit, Mich. Both conservative and Republican, Active in a variety of comn'lunity affairs. 59 years old. (See brief resume, appendix s:._) f D:i.llard Munford, Chairman, Munford Inc. (or conglornerate). Atlanta, Georgia. Conservative and very active in Republican affairs. Head of the. Atlanta Crime Commission among many civic activities. 57 years old. (no bio avCJ,ilable} ..... ~ j ' ; ",, 0. Wayne Rollins, President, Rollins Broadcasting, Atlanta, Georgia With his brother directs the varied Rollins companies. Conservative and Republican. (no bio available) h Roger H. Millikin, President, Deering, Millikin, Inc., New York· A director of a variety of corporations. An active Republican and a continuing backer of conservative candidates and causes. 59 years old. (See brief resume appendix h) i Edward Sendak, Attorney-General of Indiana Had largest victory margin in Indiana history. Republican and very conservative. 46 years old (no bio available) i Algur H. Meadows, Chairman, General American Oil Co., Dallas, Texas. Extremely conservative but rabidly Republican. 74 years old but still runs both his corporation and every thing within his grasp with a firm. hand. (see brief resume appendix i) k Gerald Thomas, President, First Marine Bank, Riviera Beach, Florida. Defeated Republican Gubenatorial candidate. Well regarded in conservative circles. Youngest Secretary of Commerce in Florida, Youngest State Senate President, voted most valuable legislator while in Tallahassee. Early 40's. (no bio. available)
1 William W. Smith, President, Kiwanee Oil, Phildelphia, (Merion, Pa) Well regarded in oil industry and in conservative circles. Republican 55 years old. (See brief resume appendix L) Page 3 m John W. Rollins, President, John Rollins Associates and Director of the various Rollins holdings. Former Lt. Governor o£ Delaware. Conservative, Republican and active in a variety of community affairs. (See brief resume appendix m) 0 Cf1l·. Author. Tne Tu.uion h.:)...!':!_:-::: ( •••") ~~ .. --,•-• --· ---·•• ~-v- •-•••• -'~""''"'I'. ·~"' .p:"1p1;) 1l '\,UJl. <:hildu:n-Monique ~farie. Janine R":nCet MU~i~n~-Eiten·.~ o·~·;i~f Sig.-:,;a cf State Cot(. and contbr. to nle Mu:'fi::=-:i ): !."!..-:~'- · .: ::.ind;1 nol>. la.•• l_n~-];; "i!.oulation am. U. 111. libr"!Y• 1933· Char!e~. Commd. 2d It. t:SAF. 1952 1 ad ... anced through grades to · •··r·cn.::c- snd _acquts!l:on hbran:l_n 1 VA Tech. ltbury, Knoxv1flt, maj., 1964; navigator B·29 :and RB-47 in Okinawa. N. Af;ica. Ohio, Home: 2 !\bry lane l..4nt ~e·••port l-~0; du l'ub.Ltbrary ofLll>.rlone (N.C.) and !\!ccklenburg system 3:natysis div. Udqrs. Air Force Eastern Test Rsng.c, P.a:trick GA:O.!BLE, WlLliA!\f llLAt:>iE, uti:::'es n.,;;:! •• ... · ·•~O. 71: bead librorion U. N.C. at Charlotte, 196 7-68; library AFB. l-"1a .• 1963·65; prof. aerospace studies, head dept. Mass. tns.t, May 30. 1910; •· W. Bllme and !>llrg>ee: ,c-::.:. · ··-~~~--. Chrnn. AI>. Library lld., 1939-4(); mem. pr;..:~: .:·!':.~S- . • \·r 3w1d Charlotte Jr.. C. of C .• 1942; Outs:tllnd!ng Pub. Registered pron. engr., Fb. \!em. !.E. E. E., Phi Kappa Phi, Eta 1< - : .,.. _,..._ __ •_____ .._:~ ·~- Tho_~5a: :P.~~{r~1-~=-~Vt. ·. · • ... "'" 1:-d Southcastem L1brary Assn., 1970, Mem. A.L.A. ;--.;u. Roman Catholic. Home: 3220 Ramey Circle McCo~ .~ Co_~ \:.."u:::.·-" ~~-'" 1J:ninstn•. div. 1965·66, 2d v.p. of assn. lq69·70). Ala. 32811 Office: ~kCoy AFB FL 32812 -:-,lwealth -~·-•=•v•. S.E. {pres. 1962-64), N.C. {pres. 1942·43) library Appendix a :aer Syste;n. ~ ,:c. .-\.i":t Edn. Assn. {pres. l9S7·58). Unitarian. Rotarian GA:-.iBILL, EARL EDWARD, physician; b. Blaine, Ky .. .:-Estate Co .• ~. h · •.;Cio!le NC ~8211 1942; m. Alleen Louise !\!lupin, Aug. 23, 1934; children--Edward Urb;!:l, l:nion League (P:1ila.). Horne: 3 !1 F -~-~ T:"': Leo. John Douglas, David Earl, Marg>rct Aileen. Wtth rural puh . l9087 Office: 3 P~nn Center Plata Pht:.1:c:;!'...;.3- p._.. . \ ''· JA~!ES PATRICK, clergyman, educator; b. lndpls., July health service in Ky., 19JS.. 38: intern Passavant Meml. Hosp., Chgo., ·'• .-. , James F. and Mary H. (Moron) 0.; B.A. St. Meinrad !933·39; fir>t asst. !\hyo Clinic, 1942-44, cons. medicine and GA:I-iBRELL, BARMORE PEPPER !•·•-.,,:-;;..:; ,; ; ,::~; Ph.D. in Edn., Cath. U. Am., 1950. Ordained priest gastroenterology, 194+-; prof. medicine Mayo Grad. Sch. Medicine, 21. 1~9-J; s. Enoch Pe;~r and M:s.cit (U•;;.~:i G.;. ; _, •. (ath. Ch., 1938; as>!. P"''"'· Richmond, Ind., 1938·42; asst. 1963--; spL research chronic relapsing pancreatitis. Mem. A.M.A .• 191 S; student \\.'3Shington and lee U .. 1 ~: ~; LL.E •,. , mer. Cath. U. Am .. 1949·50; supt. Cath. Htgh Sch .• lndpls., A.C.P., Am. GastroenL As>n., Central Soc. Clin. Research, Sigma Xi. 1918. Admitted tu DC. tar, 1919, v>. oar. 1~:;':, ·~ . ''· lndpls. Archdtoce•an ScM., 1954-63; now exec. sec. Republican. Presb)·n. (elder). Author articles in field. Home: Oak U.S. Senate~ 1917~18; practicing Ll.,...·ytr, A:2.J.::1 .• ~·.t~:tsan Sch- Bd.; du. Archdtoceun Pre·Mim3ge Confs.., Crest 12th Av N E Rochester, MN 55901. Office: 200 First St SW Arnold 1:. Gambrell and pr¢\lecCMOn~ 1:13--').~7. ::· ',;, .. ~I em. exec. com. Ind .. Youth Council; del. Wbito House Conf. Rochester MN 55901 practice. Mem. adv. council to bd. t;w:e~s F'-;;.~:. • ~ >~S6. Served u ehaplatn AUS, 1942-46; ETO. Mem. N.E.A., petty officer. US!", Wor:d War 1. Re;;;: Edn. Assn. K.C. Author: A GAMBILL, JOHN RA:-e Study of Penonality Patterns in 9.-:>ys of Different Agd, adminstr.; b. Harrisonburg. Va., Apr. 21, 1918; s. John Randolph and s ;,.· t>pal Ch>mberiain, Very Rev. Monsianor, 1959. !lome: 5692 Alice (Filler) G.; B.A .. Bridgewater Col!., 1940; Th.B., So. Bapt • Soc., Am. Legion (comdr. Atlsnta post 1.,22·"31;::' ..-::t! A• Indianapolis IN 46220 Office: 144 W GeorsiJI St Theol Sem., Louisville, 1943; M.D., U. Louisville, 1946; LL.B .. Clubs: Co;>ital City, Piedmont Dri··tr.z. La•·,· ·"'-'"polis IS 4622S Blackstone Sen. Law, Chso., 1958; m. Wilmer Peters, Apr. 26, 1946; (Atlanta). Home: 2025 !'eachtroe R.hrie >X.,, florby. Col!.. 1962; m. , .. luna. Springfield. 0., 1907, chmn. bd. until recently; dir. Fed. Health. lndpls., 1962-67, aeting commr., 1966-67; supt. Mental s,.,; ,;_ S>nt or Cleve., 193().40. Vice chmn. Ohi<> Republican Finance 1952; I dau., Sarah. ak., Wilmington ,~.C.J Health lnst., Clarinda, Ia., 1967-; clin. instr. psychiatry Y•le Med. 1923,1rving Trust Co .. ~. Y.C., 1925-29. ,,_,~ '"". !9>0-50. Mem. Steel Founden' Soc. Am. {past pres.). Hom;,lOH:>i MICHAEL, banker; b. Buffalo, Oct. 30, 1905; 1. As>n., Am. Geriatrics Soc.; mem. A.M.A., A.A.A.S., Assn. Mil. devel. com. Princeton 0-U.) Theol. S::-1.; ~-. Francis and Margaret Gertrude (Donahue) G.; ttudcnt U. Surgeons U.S. Baptist (deacon). Mason, Rotarian. aub: Sycamores chnrn. exec. com.• bd. dirs. Pr.:sbyterian r:-cs:-e» •~•'•.1925·28. Am. lnst. Banking, 1925-33; LL.D., Canisius Coli., {past bd. dits.), Indianapolis. Address: Mental Health lnst Clarinda, col., t;SAAF. 1942-45. Mern. H"""'d B..s. S... ':. .•.:-. ·~·•. m. Grace Kleinbauer, Oct. 23, 1936; children-John Michael, lA 51632. (pan pres.), N.Y. So. f>«. (mem. nee. cc·=:-). ~•+= G--..:c Ann. Rkhard James. With Marine Trust Co. Western N.Y., Presbyn. Ch:bs: Union, Unjversity, 1-b:--.e...-:: (-.,;:; ._..,;,, 1921-. sr. v.p., 19S8-61, exec. v.p .. 196!-62, cbmn. exec. GAMBLE, BERTI;-.! CLYDE, corp. e•ec.; b. Chgo., Mar. 1, 1898; s. (Rye, !'.Y.); Cb>riotto City, Char!om C'""::';' ;(' •.~. ,'hie( e)l.cc. officer~ 1962--, now vice chmn. bd. dirs.• a!.so dir.; William Clyde and f'lorenc¢ Mae (Moody) G.;<:d. pub. schs. and high Home: 530 Park Av New York Cay XY lC•::;l (.)::",; :: t~'l•lobr. Fed. Res. Bank N.Y.. S. Buffalo Ry. Co., Conu Corp,, sch.; LL.D., U. N.D., 1965; m. Gladp Lucille Pearson, Nov. 24. 1927; Charlotte NC 28202 ..,.,.,. >lidland Corp.. Niagara Frontier TraMit Corp., Seiberling children-lorry (d~.). Karen Rae. Began as p•rtner automobile bus., i ·'''"Co; chmn. bd., dir. Kissing Bridge Ski Corp.. Golden, N.Y. 1920; opened !iC$1 Gamble Store, St. Cloud, Minn., 1925; organized GA.'\IBRELL, DAVID HENRY,Iawyor. b. A::trn., Gamble Stores, Inc., owner$ 5S stores, 1928, now ehmn. bd.; s. E. Smythe and Kath!ceo (Hagood) G.: .SS .. Dzr~. -.;- Bd. din .. trustee United Fund Buffale> and Erie Ce>., United established Solar Corp., 1933; acquired N asco,lnc., finance co. Fargo, ll.B. cum loud<, Harvard, l9S2; m. L>:ci: C::e:::-"l F. "-•::.' Found. Western N.Y.; bd. dir>. Buffalo and Erie Co. Planning N.D., 1935, Macleod'•, Ltd., 1945 (a!1 merged with Garnble·Skogrno, 1953; childrc:n-tucl: Cc!eman. David E::-::~1"'. ''"'. Ore>ter Buffalo Devel. Found., Main St. Assn., Buffalo Area Inc. 1946}; acquired Gen. Outcoor Advt. Co.,lne.,l963. merged into Hagood, 1\bry Utim:.r. Admitted to C:.L : ::. : 9'!,, ·· -~" 1t1d Visitor's Bur., Buffalo Philharmonic Orch. Soc,~ Bo:tter Bus. Oamb1e-Skogmo, subsequently sold advt. p1ant.s. retaining Canadi3n Atlantt • .19:52~54. 56-; Leaching feHo·.. H:t:-~:a..~~ ~ .. l..t \\estern K.Y.• Buffalo Ch·ic Auto Ramps; trustee WestJ:rn N.Y. subsidiary, Claude Neon AdvL, Ltd.; acquired Aldens, Inc., retail, partner firm <.hmhr•ll & Motlq, 19:>3--. Gc:... ; ;..,; TV Ann., U. Buffalo Found., Catholic Charities Buffalo; adv. mail order rnerch.mdising co., Chgo., 1964~ merged into Crime Commn., 1970. Ild. dits. Ga. Y.I.~C..O... :-;~5o >1 C•moius Col!., Rosary Hill CoiL, Brothen of Mercy, St. Mary of Gamble·Sko,gmo, 1964; organiud Founders, Inc., 192$, subsequently trustee !T!er. Atlaata Comr..n. Crirn-:: e:. .! : ""·· ~..::.~ "'< -\.•i (all Buffalo). Named Good Fellow of Year, Buffalo became operators Rasco, Modo O'Day anr as;ns., St>te Bar Ga. (bd. gov>. i<'i~. r...: le .. ~. 1961; named 1 ot 10 outstanding e:ititens Buffalo Evening Stores. Inc. Mem. men's. adv. com. Northwestern Hosp.: dir. Nat. Lawyers Club Atlanta, !'.C. Soc. c,o.; , S:o=.:.o _. '-<•s. i%l: named kni$111 of Malta, 1962; recipient citation for lloys' Clubs Am.; lrustee United Hosp. Fund, Ripon (Wis.) Coli.; Omicron De~a Kappa. Democrat fr~'::~T-- ;::.,. ,. ..,.J leadership ednl. devel. Niagara Frontier. Judge John D. patron Mpls. Soc. Fine• Aru. Methodist. Club;; Minneapolis, Pi~dmont Dr.i•¥"inz, Atlantt Cour~try. Ca;-~:.:.: C:,:-y " ..tty \lrml. Scholarship Found., 1963; named Man of Year, Minikahda, Minneapolis Athletir (Mpls.); Woodhi!l Country editors Am. llar Assn. Jour., 1969-70. fko::<-: :; :: C 'rtt:a Buffalo Advt. Club. 1963, Distinguished Citizen• (Wayzata, Minn.); Eldorado (Palm Desert, Cal.). Home: Route 3 W Atlanta OA 30321 OIT;ce! first Katio:::al !u,,J: E., •.· ''"'""t award Canisi.a Coil. Bd. of Regents, 1967. Mem. Cedarhurst Dr Wayzata M~ SSJ91 Office: SIOO Gamble Dr J0303 }.,•.:• Area C. of C. {.pr¢•. 1966-67). KC. (4}. Clubs: Buffalo Minneapolis MN SS416 •·.•:"''· Buffalo, Automobile, Mid-Day, Country of Buffalo, Frontier CA!\.IBRELL, E:- !':: ""'' •8u!blo). Home: 25 Woodbory Dr Snyder, NY 14226. Office: GAMBLE, CLINTON, architect; b. Newark, Mar. 15, 19H); s. 1896; $. Enoch Pepper ar.d :\.lacie Ar.·>c·""· :1...1:.. .-::.e· :•. \bm St l:ulralo NY I420S Ocoorge W. and Reine O.!ackey} G.; B.Arch., U. Miami, 1931; m. S.C..l9lS, LL.D.• 1953; LL.il .• Hanard. ;;.2:: ;_:.,r:; VirJinia Day Ralston, Aug. 31, 1935 (div.); chiidren-Robert C:, 1956, U. :-.lontreal. 1956, Emory U.,l>o~: ,-.. K~c'~~: (.ott!:<;, ROBERT FETTER, steel eo. exec.; b. Cln., Apr. 13, 1915; Nancy V.; m. 2d. Marion GiU, 1966. Draftsman. Russell T. Pancoast, 24, 1927 (dec. 1932); chi>dren-Rot-ert (c::~ :· Co;~. ""m< changed to Teledyne Ohio Steel), 1940-, pres., mem, Fla. Assn. Architects {past pros.), Ft. Lauderdale C. of C. (dir.}. U., 192:1·~0. Trus:.e U.S.C. r-taL Fo'.l:u! .. c'-·~.c~ Q" -. ... ~. chmn. bd., 1966-; vice chmn. bd. Ohio Steol of Belgium, Club: Lauderdale Yacht {past comdr.). Home: 1731 S E 13th St Ft aub U. S.C. 1960.70. Se;-;ed with Macb,c.< Gc·, c~ .. : ; "'>~-. ~lem. regioanle•cc. com. Boy Scout> Am., 1964-, trustee Lauderdale FL 33305 Office: 1628 N Federal St Ft Lauderdale FL Div.,A.E.f'.,l918-!9;w.uinstt.A.E.F. L'c.i• .. ?"·.:r:< ...... ~.ee council, 1962-; chmn. Lima (0.) Jr. Achievement~ 1964--; 33305 Atlanta Ley.al Aid Soc., ln4·41 (or;.n.it<:!: "'-""" Gc · t -:-: finant'e com.. mem. adv. com. Lima Community Chest. YMCA, 1931-. Recipient Am. Bu A""· :::-.,;~ :: ~ v "----. M. 60Y$. Ohio Devcl. Cornmn.~ 1964-. Mem. exec. com. GAMBLE, DAVID GIBBS, lawyer; b. Cin., Dec. 26, 1915; s. Cecil s.ervice to ca.u~ of A:n. jorisprude:m:t:, 1YS&. ;'"'a. 1955-57), Oa. (v.p. l9o4 \ .',: .' I c,, linion (CI~e.); Shawnee Country (Lima); Presidents (Ohio Ohio bar. 1940, since practked in Cin.; p3rtncr Taft, Stettinius and B:tr City of ;-.;.Y., lntemat. Ass::1. Iru. Cv:..;:--_-,.;::. "' L.~ Olr!Cc: Teledyne Ohio Steel W 4th St Lima OH 45802 Hollister, 1953-; dir. Procter and Gamble Co., Cin. Reds, Inc., Cin. Judicature Soc. (1·.p. 1956--58). Acad. rc::~ Bengals,lnc., Continental !\!fg. Co. Trusrce,llerea College, Children's Atlanta (pres. 194·49), Harvard Law Sec. ~\L \ 1:\, ROBERT W ~ mfs. exec.; b. Marshfield, Wls., OcL 9, 1922; Homo of Cin.; bd. dirz. Cemetery of Spring Grove, Cin. Served as h. 195!'>-), Am. ll>r Pound. (pre•. 1955·!\~. <".:·.:~ ~ .!FltSt Ou~s: Capital City. Harva"l:. hod:::c:.: !.:c.··.· : ""r uec. offi;rcr; dir. Harris Trust & San. B•nk, Chgo. Mem. Cincinnati OH 45102 Co:'ltbr. articles to legal ~ubts. Ho;ne: 1321 ?::::.::_-~~.. ~~ ~ ~-.,.. \ Co:nmn. on lnternat. Trade and Investment. ~tern. 12 fellows 30303 Offic~: fir.s.t Nat Bank Towe:r Atia::ta C· A ~0.: . '' !:c Dame~ trustee Ut lnst. Tech.; dir. Jr. Achievement Chgo. GA~1BLE, DAVID S., banker; b. New Haven, I~; grad. Yale, ;-·e4 S:on>l Corps, AUS, World War 11. Mem. Electronic lndustrie• 1932. Sr. v.p. Bank N.Y., ~.Y.C. Oir. Callahan Mining Corp., Trans GA:O.JBRELL, :1-IARY l.ATU!ER, ., , •"f· ''"'- 1966, dir., Medal of Honor !970). Office: 9401 W Grand Air Freight Systems Inc. Hornet Deer Park Greenwich CT 06830 1&98; d. En·.>eh P.~;ppcr ;;nd Ma~i.: {L:l:_.::_::-) (;4 ' ,._,llut Park IL 60131 Office: 48 WaU St New York City NY 10015• Grcenvil!c \Vom~m·s CoiL (now Furmnn l..). ~o:._:"!, ~ A.M., Colum~ia. 1931, l'h.D., 1937; L.H.D. 0.~, ,"t. RITA £LE:'>ORE, actress; b. Pim., 1929; d. Ben and Belle GAMBLE, KATHRY:>i ELIZABETH, museum dir.; b. Van Wert, In>tr. hh:or)· Xew lbven S~;e Tchrs. CoiL i 9;:::;"7 .- ~: ."'' O>m; jl"dmand May (Cassel) Gamble; A.B., extension st'lte of Co~n .• 193~; ir.st:. 'r.~s:c;-:.. - t·.r_/"': . .;~; l 2d, Tho"! .. Guinzburg, 1956 (div.); ~hildren-Katc, Oberlin Coli., 1937; certificate l'iew>rk Mus. Tng. Course, 1941; 1937-43, asst. J,~roL, 19.44~48. as.so. proL L•.t ~~!'Jk : ·•• · Appeared tn Broadway plays A f'l•& u Born. 1943, M.A., N.Y. U .. 1948. With MontcLair (N.J.) Art Mus., 194+-, now chmn. dept. history~ 1948-62, dean facur~= .. l;;. S l «, sr. council, dir. Lumbnmcns MuL M~:t. Casu"n<:il Am. Mfrs. Mut.ln•. Co., ~I.Y.C., fed. Mut. U., 1963; m. Dororhy l. Shanks. May 2. 1954;children-Cathenne A., care lbbs .& Tulett I H Wigmore St l~s. Co.• Boston. M'""'· Chgo. Crime Commn. Rcpublictm. Presbyn. Susan D. Staff auditor Arthur Andersen & Co.• San Fnncts.eo. • Oubs; Committee of T.,ent:y-Five, Thunderbird Country. Racquet 1950-56; with Am. Trust Co., San FranciliCO, 1956-, con•·-·· KEMPLE, JOSEPH NEI'HI, ••ca»t;:;.t eo.. (Palm Sprint•· U.t}: Tav<"" :0:: • b. Marioa, 0., Mar. 14, 1921: •. w,::.L--: ·:,: : Citcle Polm Sprinp CA 91262 Office: Kemper Ins Bldi Chicago IL Adminstm.lnst. (past pres. Gold"- · B.S. in Engr1nt, .. Stanford, 1948. m. R,,,.,,.,_. ·~ 60606 ~ast pres. San Francisco C children--Kathleen. Steven. \\'iL, Western t;pcrt:cioos) l!.S. Steel Cc? .• I:EMP£1'(, .JA~I~'S MADISON, Jr~ banter; b. ldys (Gris><>m) K.; B.A., Yale, 1943; Cable Co., Inc .. Mon"'as City, 22. 1921; s. Rufus Crosby and Enid (Jackson) K.; grad. Ph11lips Ac•d .• Inc., Dalll.s. Jq63-66; uec. v.p. r::.c"f.c:_ -l . Mo.• with Commc::n:e Trust Co.~ Kansas City. 1946" ... asst. cashier. Andover, Mass., 1942; $ludent U. Mo.; m. Cynthia Ann Warrick, J~:ne Dallas. 196-6-68; pres.• dir. i'.hrion "o • ~: 1946-43, •.p., 1948-53, exec. v.p., 19S3-55, pres., l9SS-, also chmn.; 24, 1949; children-Rufus Crosby Ill. Pamela Warrick, Sheila Smith. 1968-: dir. Fahey Bank, Marion. :'-k:: :::o dir. Mi...,uri Pacifid Dr Ma....;oo OH Devol Offic<" Commerce Trust Co Kansu City MO 64106 Kemper lnve.stmC'ot Co•• KaMAS City~ Mo.; dir., mem. e~ec. com. St Marion OH 43302 loterStat~ Securities Co.* Kansas City~ Mo.; dir., chmn. rtn.1nce com. KEMPER, JAJ>,tES SC01T, ins. co. exec.; b. Van Wert, 0., Nov. 18, Gateway Sporting Goods Co., Kansas City, Mo.; dir. Booklield KEMPNER, HARRIS LEO:>!. ks.oess at Utl6; l. Hathaway and Mary Jane (Scott) K.; ed. pub. and high S<:hs .. Banking Co. (Mo.), Gen. Telephone Co. Midwest, City Bond &. Oct. 6. 1903; s. I. H. and Eenr.::'-> ,"? =· Vao Wert; LLD~ Miami U~ Oxford, 0., Ripon (\'\'i•.) Col!., Mortgage Co.~ Commonwealth Treatres.. lne.; dir. rnfrs. adv. txt Harvard, 1924; m. Ruth Alm• Levy. l'.o-: :• Wittenbcr& Col!., Middle bury Coil., Northwestern U., 1963, II!. Ins!. lumbermens Mut. Ins. Co., Chgo. Mem. adv. com. United Funds Leon. Marion ill (kiBed in action.. ;. C~:...: ... of Tech., 1964; m. Mildred Estcllc Hooper, Apr. S, 1913 (dec. Nov. Kansas City, Resear<:h Hosp., Kansas City; hon. dir. Rockhurst Coil.; Co., 1954--; chmn. bd. U.S. ~.L "-'-"-"· 21, 1927); child...,.._bmes Scott. Rosemary, Mildred Jean; m. 2d, trustee Kansas City Art lnsL; bd. dirs. Kansas City lndsl. Found., Kempner .t PeNtZ', N. Y.C., Dallas, (b. Mrs. Gertrude z;.,.ina Stout. Jan. 17, 1931. Spl. agt. in Ind. and Kansas City area council Boy Scouts Am.; trustee Freedoms Found. Sugar Land Industry. Mem., past ., 1919-45, chmn. 1946-57, chmn. bd., pres.) Clubs: Artillery, Q~;arterd:c< 19S3-;chmn. bd.,pra. Fidelity Life Assn.; chmn. bd. Am. Motorists River, Kansas City Country, Kansas City, 1021,711 Kansas City, Mo. Anny S•vy ('W'a.shiog!.on). Home; 4!.: lns. Co., Fed. Kemper Ufe Assurance Co.; chmn. M Am. Mfrs. Mut. Home: 5700 Oakwood Rd Shawne Mission KS 66208 Oflice: Mo 77550 Office: US Nat Bank B;dg 1M. Co. (N.Y.). Junes S. Kemper & Co. (Chgo.), Econ. Fire and Bancshares Inc lOth and Grand Av Kansu City MO 64141 en:··=" U..WIIty Co., Freeport, Ill., Sequoia Ins. Co., Menlo Park, Cal., Fed. KEMPNER, ISAAC HERBERT, !11. >,p: Mut. Ins. Co., Chco~ Lumbermens &. Mfn. Mut. of lU.; offi.13¢ Herbert. Jr. •~: '-'><"Y im. orgns.; dit. S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. U.S. amba.=dor to II, 1904; s. Charla Delaware and Emma (Frer) K.; B. B.A., Tulane U., -•ral Sch.,1951; B.A. Stanford U.,l955, \'.~ .. '>--: Brni!, 19H-SS. U.S. see. lntcr·Am. Council Commerce and Prodn., 1925; m. Clara 1!. Bush, May 29, 1928; children-Frances Bucl:.ner, 1,1967. AssL v.p., Tex. NaL Bani., He·-'-~"" put pres. Trustee IlL lnsL Tech., Chgo. Wesley Meml. Hasp.; Chmn. Wall>ce Ciegg. Clara Boise. Exec. v.p.• treas. Sterling Sugar, lac., mgr. raw st.1gac Imperial S•J.g3r C1. S-~;.:..;;.._;:,; James S. Kemper Found.; bd. din. lnst. Am. Strategy; mem. adv. M Franklin, La., 1930-44; pres. Sterling Sugars Sales Corp., 1933-44; Grcatet Ch&D- Safety Council; dit. Boys Clubs of Am. Chmn. exec. v.p. South Porto Rico Sugar Co. of P.R., N.Y.C., 194S·SO; v.p. bd.t 1971-; dir. CapiUil Nat. Ba::k. }'~>: •.o::.:r_ R.epublicu Nat. F'mance Com.. 1944- 46; trea.s. Rep. NaL Com., lngenio Santa Fe, Dominican Republic 1943·50; v.p. Mar Ancha chmn* exec. com. Sugarla.nd lr.d'U.S.!..--:~ . ;--z+ 1946---48; dd. DaL c:onvs., 1936, 40, 44, 48, S2, 64; Rep. Nat. Corp., N.Y.C., 1947-50; pres. Southdown, Inc., New Orleans, Jr. Trust Assn .• Metn. Hosp.. He;.;:,:..:.-:-... Houston. Served to bt IL lJS~1CP..., 1;ss-!""' Commitlecman, Ill. 1960--. Decorated grand eras> Order So. Cr.,.. 1950-66, chmn. bd., chief exec. officer, 1966-69; pres. Avoca, Inc.; dir. (llruil); comdr. Order of Merit {Ecuador); recipient Thomas F. La.-So, Life Ins. Co., Delta U.pltal Corp. Oir. Bur. Governmental Houston Country (Houston); Car::.:!<:l A~: .. Omnin&ham award for ouutandin& service in Inter-Am. Relations, Rcsclllch; trustee Pub. Affairs Council. Dir. MeL Atea Com. Mem. Oflice: Box 9 Sugarland TX 114 73 1948; Inter-nat. Chicagoan of Ycar award, 1962, Chgo. medal of merit, Sugar Assn. (v.p.), Sugar Cane League. Clubs: Pickwick, La., Boston 1961; named Busiacs.>man of Americu, U.S. scct.lntcr· Am. C. of C. (New Orleans). Home: 1654 Valmont St New OrleaM LA 7011$ KEMP:SER,JACKJUL!A!'l,~u:..>:.:::-: 1:.. J. !llld Prodn., 196l. Mom. Nat. lndsl. Cont. Bd. (res. fund com.), Office: Commerce Bldg New Orleans LA 70112 5, 1917; s. Emanuel and Sylvia ('1'·..::. K..:;. YMCA (life menL Rio de Janeiro), InternaL Assn. Chiefs Police U. Colo.,l9S3; Ph.D.• Ol:ioState t.:~; ;:,, :::. (distin&"i>hed life). U.S. C. of C. (bd. din. 1920.28, v.p., 1937-40, KE.'\iPERMAN, JOHANNES HENRJCUS BERNARDUS, 17, 1941; children·Krda (Jeurissen) K.; B.A., U. Amsterdam, 194S, naval sci. Columbia. 1944-45; ~. lust. Property and Liability Underwriters (trustee), Alpha Kappa P•i, M.A.• 1948, Ph.D.. 1950; m. Wilhelmina J.M. Ypma, Aug. 20. !9S3; San Diego, t947~Sl; B.$S:t. prof. Iota Nu Sigma. Ouhs: Casino. Chicago, Glen View, Racquet, Saddle children-Steven Richard, Bruce Allen, Hubert John, ingrid Maria, instr. accounting Ohio State a.nd Cycle, Tower, E~ecutives, Post and Paddock (Chg<>-); U.lifornia Eric Ypma. Research asso. Math. Centre, Amsterdam. 19-18-SI; .;.. acccunting U. Mont._, Mis.s.oula. v-::!. (Los Angeles}; Racquet, Thunderbird, Com. of Twenty-five, El prof. Purdue U., 1951-53, assL prof., 1953-55, asso. prof., 1955-59, Sao Paulo. Bra.til. 1962*6.;; p .."t. pn,~.;~ 1:...:: Dorado (P•Im Springs); Bohemian (Son Francisco); !lath and Tennis, prof., 1959-61; prof. math. U. Rochester (N.Y.). 1961-. chmn. dept., bd. diN.. Mis.soula Cti?r:lcd Ch:lt;!re::s Ever&Jadcs (Palm Beach); Metropolitan, Downtown Assn. (N.Y.C.); !969-70, Fayerweather prof. math.. 197G-; on leave to U. 1941-46. Named CPA of Ye."· !--:.oc:... Chevy Chase, MetroJ10litan, Capitol Hill (Washington). Home: Green Amsterdam. 1958-59, U. Wis .. 1960-61, Stanford, 1966-67. Fellow Am. Ins.!. C.P.A'• Mont. Soc. C.? .."'...$ ·;.10. Meade.. Farms Banington IL 60010 Office: Kemper Insurance Bldg lnst. Math Statistics; mern. Am. Math. Soc., Math. Assn. Am., Assn .• Nat. As..sn.Accountan~ B~-"'- :::.. The Passage Problem For a Stationary Markov Ch~in, 1961. Asso. jours. Home: 440 ;;;_,, St M'ssou:a ~11 ;;+ editor: Annals Math. Suti5tic$, 1964·67, 7G-. Contbr. articles profl PER. .JAMES SC01T, Jr~ ins. eo. exec.; b. Chgo., Apr. 8,\ jours. Home: 99 Bastian Rd Rochester NY 14623 EEMP!\ER, ROBERT 1\lAX W ..O.SH • .U. • James Scott ond Mildred E•tellc (Hooper) K.; B.A., Yale, $1.:icntist; b. Freiburg. GtrmJ.ny. Oct. ~ ~. ~ ~ ?··: 193S, LL.ll., Harvard, 193&; m. Joan HolT. DC<:. 27, 1960; children by KEMPF, JOHN EMERSON, educator; b. PitUfield, Mich., Sept. 14, (Rabinowiueh) K.: stutet ll60126 tribunal, 1928-)3; lJune 1966); I son, Karlton Guenther. Asst. to mgr. indsl. agent trials~ expert cons.~ Dept. oi ~..:.::-:...::~ C chief mech. cngr. H.A. Wagner Co., Van Nuys. Cal., 1955-56; ch1ef relations Inland Steel Co., 1947-Si; mgr. indsl. relations Inland Stcc! legal~ poiit., potic::: and intd:- £~-:,:~ ::,:-. engr. Marchant di.,. SCM Corp., Oakland, Cal., 1956-60, v.p engring., Products Co., 1951-54; dir. indsl. relations Pacific Mercury dictatorship$ and f;Jn. orgns. in l'.~, . ~·:--" 1960-62; prof. CoD. Engring .• U. Cal. at Davis, 1962-69, dean, 1969-. Electronics, 1954· 56, HolTman Electronics, 1956-57; v.p. personnel Nurember& trials ag.1inst G;;."-er:t.$ .. ?:-:,:,;; Served with USAAF, 1944-46. Sci. faculty fellow NSF, 1965-63. and indsl. relation. Crane Co., 1957-59; dir. corp. indsl. relations prosecution, 1945-46; June 9, 1936 (dec. Sept. 1961); The Judgment in Th~: Wi!!leir:":!H.:~.t~ childrcn--Cecily Thomson (Mrs. David Wood Gillespie), Lucy Ord KE.'I-lPFER, HOMER HADLEY, educator; b. Prairie Home, Mo .• Administration. l9S3; E1.:hfit3.:J:1 a:::! (Mn. Jerome Ale<: fieh), Rosamond Pratt; m. 2d, Abby Castle, Dec. Mar. 9, 1911; s. John J. and Anna Eliubeth (Hert.tig) K.; B.S., Central Crossexamination. 1964; The v.·-l:-:-~;: 27, 196). Commd. ld 11. U.S. Army, 1935, advanced through gr>des Mo. State Tchrs. Colt., 1933; M.A., U. Mo., 1935; Ed. D., Columbia 1964; Edith Stein and Anne fra::~J:;w";·.-,_~ . 1o col., 1944; chid hist. br. War Dept., World War 11; headmuter Tchrs. Colt., 1941; m. Maurine Lyon. June 5, 1932; The Third Reich undet Croz.sexa:.7L:'. 1.:x~..... Phillip$ Acad., Andover, Mass •• 1948-. Decorated Legion of Merit e:hi:ldren ...... Margaret Deane, Norma Bernadine; m. ld. Helen Friend Home: 112 Lans-1owne Ct Lar.s.d.o ..."'!..: i.~ (2). Mem. Hcadmuters Assn. (pres. !970-7!), Nat. Assn. bd. Sel\s. Allion, Dec. 31, 1955. Rural tchr., Jamestown, Mo., 1929-30. high (ehmn. 1955-H). Clubs: Century Assn., Univer>ity (N.Y.C.); Tavern S<:bool prin., High H1ll, Mo., 1931-JS; supt. schs. Bcllflo-.er. Mo., KEMPNER, WALTER, phy•im~~ ~- E~ (Boston). Home: 189 Main St Andover MA 01810 Office: Phillip$ 1935· 37, Rothville, Mo., 1937·38; prin. high sch., Sweet Spring<, 1903; s. Walter and lydia (Ra'.,~o;c-- .... :._.-..:-.:.J Acad Andover MA Mo., 1938· 40; asst. secondary edn. Tchn. Colt. Columbia, 1940-4!; Germany. 19:26. C3•ne t<> U.S.~ ; .;.:.t. !: supr. adult edn. Office Edn, Washington, 1947-52; exec. dir. Nat. medicine U. HeiJdbe:g. 1926-27: ,~,.,.;.:;:.:: !tEMPER, MARX. ins. co. uec.; b. Van Wert, 0., OcL 7, 1901; s .. Home Study CounIndia, ICA, 1958·!-0; dep. chief edn. adviser 33-34; asst. physic'•• cep!. n:.,.-: ,,. M.B.A., Harvard, 1927; m. Annabel Wagner, Jan. 4, 1934; ICA Miss1on to India, 1960-63; chidison, Wis., A.C.P.; mem. Am. Physiol. &.>c., A.·-~ >. .. "· Co., Chgo., 1919-, mgr. inveStment dept., 1930-67, dir., 19:lri- ., 196;..69; exec. dir. Nat. A"'n. Trade and Tech. Schs., 1965-66; dit. Med. Assn. Con tor. articles to c: :. lreas., 194l·SS, sec., 1947-67, financi&l v.p .. 1955-67, chmn.llnan::e Jnst. for Ind. StuJy. Washington, 1969-; dir. Vo. Tech/Reston diet in treatment hypert<:ns.ive 1:-:-=:-.:! com., 1963-;dit. Am Mfrs. Mut. Ins. Co., Chgo., Fed. Mut.lnl. Co., Program Grad. Studies, !97G-. Cons. to nat. commn. on odult htan au1d kidney di~asc. vascu!a: ~: -:":;-::t. Am. Motorists las.. Co., O.co.; mem.., chmn. rmancc com. all CO!.. education finance, 1953-54. Recipient di.stinJuishcd ..,ice citation o~ity. Hom('; 1505 Virsinu Av D.:"""' . .WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA l680
dir~ 1961; now pr... John Rockwell k Assos., Inc. Clubs: Harvard Thayer. June 4, 1908 (d~<- 1965); c~; Appendix c 'e';m.• \.L.O,. :; (N.Y.C.): P•tterson (Fairfield, Conn.); Webhannor (Mrs. H. Campbell Stucke'"" • L.Uther. hah. \t.i. •. :..t. 1. Alphon>o D.wid and Carolyn Reynolds (Gale) R.; t\.B., Dartmouth, & Lake Erie R.R. Co.• Pins., Pa. Mfrs. Assn. Ins. Cos.• Phill., Old Eh.:Ctr•.. ::::;·:!__ E..: l9J5;student Harvard, 1936-37; A-~L Princeton, 1933, Ph.D. 1942; Republic Ins. Co .. Green>burg. Pa .• lning:on Ins. Co., Potts. Pins. 192'i;c!- m. Ruth Adams.. Aug, 5. 1939; children-Sandra Adam£, Winthron Tcsung Lab.; mcm. Ad .. ·. Com. Bankers Tru~t Co. N.Y.~adv. dir. Am. in lu!y. Adams; m. ]d. Heidi Hockmasscr, February II. 1967. lnm. Mut. Liability Ins. Co .. Wakefield. Mass.; dir. emeritus United Mi!;w.• i~/· Princeton, 1938-40, U. Cin., 1940-42; •"''· prof. Williams Coil., Engring. & Foundry Co.. Pitts- Mem. exec. com. Army and ;<;a¥y i96';-; ,._ n..;:., 1946·50; asso. prof., head dept. go•t. Hamilton Coli.. 1950-, Jarr.es Munitions Bd .. requirements com. WP!l, WorlJ War II: d•r. prodn. 19~3--: S. Shtrman prof. pvlit. sci., 1955--; vi1. prof. U. Tex .• 1959. U.S. Maritime Commn.• 1942-44; ;pl. am. to dir. Mut. Security Agy., UL!\IA. Moderator Aspen (Colo.) lnst. Humanistic Studies Seminar, 1960·62. 1953; asst. sec. def. for logistics and supply, 1953. Lt. co!. Ordn,nce lnter;;;o~.:.:~:.:t 8d. dirs. Keene Valley (N.Y.) Hosp.; trustee, pres. Keene Valley Res. Corps. Mem. Pitts. com. !'at. Fund for Med. Edn.; mem. adv. Rorr:e. CL.r..:... Library Assn. Served toIL comdr. US~R. 1942·46. Mem. Am., NY. com. Nat. Rivers and Harbors Congress, Bur. Water Resoun:es; GALLlSO~ '7 ~ Slat<• (pres. 1953·54) polit. sci. assns .. Am. Civ1l Liberties l:nion. Soc. councillor for life Nat. lndsl. Conf. Bd.; mem. finance com. Citizens Plao. !·~:; :-; Mayflower OC$Cs. Democrat. Cono:list. Club: Am. Alpine (N.Y.C). Fgn. Aid Com.; nat. council Nat. Planr.mg Assn.; nat. devel. com. re~io"~ -:.;;~ Contbr. articles proO.jour>. Home: College Hill Rd Clinton NY 13323 Louis Bromfield lnst.; nat. adv. bd. lost. Fiscal and Pol:t. Edn.; charter I.R.E.E _ •. ... .a... mc:m. Air Force Monument ~fern!. Com. Trustee Automothcc Safety Assn .. F=. ltOC'KWELL, LAnr;ENCE DUDLEY, aircraft mfr_; b. Ft. Found., Duquesne U. Found., Trade Relations Council U.S.: bd. dirs. Comm-::L:.t O&lcthorpe, Ga., Oet. 31. 1913; s. Verne LaSalle and Marcia Embree Freedoms Found. Valley Forge; beL gov;. Com. of 100. Miami Beach, Ele!!.rc~::::::.~:: (Lawrence) R.; B.A.. Williams CoiL, 1935; m. Harriette Woods Fla_ Fellow Am. Soc. M.E.; life mem. Am. Ordnance Assn. (dir_ Pitts.) 9·20! :H :.::.... , SturJis, Oct. 31. 194St chlldren-Lawrence Dlldley, Norman. Diana. Am .• New Eng. water works assn~ .• Greater \1iami Avi.ation Assn .• With Am. Surety Co. N.Y., 1935·41; asst. sec. Grumman Corp., Mil. Order World Wars, Nat. Cowboy Hall of Fame, Navy league RODD.C.'t{. ..:O. llethp>Je, N.Y., 1941-70; sec .. 1970-. Cnmn. Smithtown Library; U.S .. Ret. Officers Assn .• Soc. Automotive Engrs.: charter mem. s. Ro:·i E. Rose;:.a L mem. lxS. mgrs. Church Charity Found. Served to maj. ordnance, . f F p 1 G ,. AUS, 1942-46. Decorated Bronze Star (U.S.). Croix de Guerre Avllltion Hall o ame; mem. Am. etroleum nst., as Appuance EiHs). ~1::-~ . D 1 Th R bl' E · r Mfrs. Assn. (dir.), New Eng. Gas Assn .. Engrs. Soc. Western Pa .. Soc. T~.ds.:.~ t·~:r~: ranee·) M em. Ph1 • !a eta. epu ocan. p!Soopa tan Automotive Engrs., U.S-. Pa., P1t!!l. (sponsor world tr&de council) ~estryman). Home: Spring Hollow Rd StJames NY 11780 011ice: eh>mber> commerce. Water and Sewage Works Mfrs. Assn. (go•.}. Co.• Wh::·.. ::!... !--. Grumman CorpS Oyster. Bay Rd Bethpage NY 11 714 Pa. Soc., Trade Policy Congress, Soc. Am. Mit. Engrs .. Automotive capt., C.-;:~ .-l... :::c Petro~:,.::: c· ... _-: ROCKWELL, MATTHEW LAFLI:-.1, architect; b. Chgo., Nov. 20, Old Timers (han. pres., life dir.), !'ewcomen Soc. ~.Am. Air Force Er.g:rs... i::C.. ?~ 191S; s. Lawrence D. and Madeline (\Vhitehead) R.; B. Arch., Mass. Assn., Am. Marketing Assn. {adv. council). Assn. U.S. Army (couocil GeoL ~x. Jnst. Tech.• 1938; M.S.. 1940; m. Mary Hill, OcL 17, 1940; trustees), Pa. Mfrs. Assn. (gov.), Soc. Conservative Studies (t., Boston, 1940; planner Chgo. Plan Room (N. Y.C.); Detroit, Detroit Athletic; Duquesne, longue Vue, RODD,THG' Ollpmn., 1941; partner firm Stan ron & Rockwell, Chgo.• 1946-61; dir. Edg~wood. Pitts. Athlet!c (Pitt>.); Surf ()>.liar;ni Bc:'.do); Mass. Mona:-,G ....:l.;.""l::-: pvb. affairs A. I.A., Washington, 1961-63; e,ec. dir. Northeastern m. Institute ofTechnoi?SY (\llesrern Pa.); Ar':'y and Navy. 1-iat. Avoatlo'! 197(-. :.:c '"' Planning Commn., Chgo., 1964-; mem. staff Mass. lnst. Tech.• 1940; (Washmgton); Ch1cago; Explorers (N. Y .C.). Home;. 140 W Co. ~.Y ... ;.?_' lectr. u. Va., 1963; lectr. 111. lnst. Tech., 1954·55. Chmn. Zoning Hutchmson Av Ptttsburgh PA 15218 Office: 400 N Lexmgton Av Cht.:?!:>C..:-;-;:' _ _s,. Commn. Village of Winnetka, !956-61; mem. Plan Commn. and~gh PA IS206 Ne-w Ycr~ C'!'; At<:htl. Bd. Review, 1959·61. Bd. dirs. Allendale Sch. Boys, Chgo.. • l~SS-61, Chkaao Sch. of Architecture Found. Served to maj., CE., ROCKWELL. WltLARD FREDERICK, Jr~ mfg. n, RODPE:V>Ir.. with AUS,1941·46. Fello"' AJ.A; mem. Am.lnst. Planners, Western Mar. 3, 1914; s. Willard Fredenck and Clar.a (Thayer) R.; B ~-. Pa. Soc. Engn. Columnist, Pioneer Press Newspapers, 1970-. Home: State Coli. 1935, I.E .. 1955; LL.D.• Grove Coty Coli., L•mbuth Coil.; ~8: i~~~~;, 1« Tower Rd WinnetkalL 60093 Office: 400 W Madison St Chicago D. Eng. (hon.), Tufts U.; D. Engnng. and Sc1., Washmg,on and 196.\: m C;·:~ It 60606 Jefferson Coil.; m, Constance Templeton, July 16. !942; (Mrs. 1o!>~. 7. C children-Patricia L)"nne, Willard Frederick Ill, St•ven Kenr, George Rieh-l: .d •.A..:!;"':"' .• ~ ROCKWELL, NORMAN, illustrator; b. N.Y. City, Feb. 3, 1894; s. Peter. Russell Alden. Cos.t accountant Pitts. Equitable Meter Co.~ pr:::.ct:.ce t:t.-.::-_ I. Waring and Ann )>.!ary (Hill) R.; left high sch. in second yr. to study 19JS-J6. mgr. engring., 1937·39, •.p., controller, 1939·43. •-P·· gen. any. tCC .. --'"'.:: ~ at Art Students' League; awarded two scholarships; pupil of Gcor~e mgr., 1945·47; asst. to controller Timl:en-Detroil Axle Co., Detroit, gen. co:.::-.~,,_ fki.!fg. Co .. Pitts., 1947-64. vice chrr.n. bd_, As.s:t. W t'$: :!:.:-: H.H.O., Middlebury Coli., 1954; m. 2d. Mary Rhodes Barstow, Apr. chief exec. officer, 19M-7l, chmn. bd., 1971-. also dir.; chmn .. ciir. 1970-: ~-: C·c 11, 1930; ehildren-Jarvis Jarvis Waring, Thomas Rhodes, Peter; m. subsidiaries; chmn., bd-~ cbier e,u:c. officer Korth Am. Rock'":etl Corp., Omah>b:cc:~ 3d. Mary L. Punderson, Oct 25, 1961. Painter mag. covers and 1968-; chmn. bd. Collins R>dio Corp_, 1971-: dir. El Paso Narunl Sank & T:-'< ~ Blustratlons. principaUy for The Saturday £ventng Pust. also for the Gas Co., Mellon Nat. Bonk k Trust Co.. Ma .. on HighS;~· 1946; the Norman Rockwell Album, 1961. Home: StockbriJge MA Midwest Research lnsr .• Kansas Ctty, Southwest Rese3.rch lnst. San 1962-, Cc ---: 01262 Antonio, Point Park Coli., Pa. Stat< U., Grove City (Pa.) CoiL; mem. Cou:'H:::i, i ;: !~ aov. bd. Arthritis Found. Served to capt., ordnance. AllS, \\'orld War St. Bern.,-.~ ROCKWELL, PERRY JACK, Jr~ educator, psychologist; b. 11. Registered profl. cngr.• Pa. M~m. Natur~l G~and Petroteum As.sn. DePaut L.~ Williamsporl, Pa., Nov. 24, 1924; s. Perry J. and Erma (Dcclcer) R.: Can., Am. Petroleum lnst .• Engn. Soc. Western Pa.~ Gas App!iance CoiL, :-;c:;,. B.S., U. Wis .• 1949: M.S., !950: Pn.D., 1958; m_ Kathleen Jean Mfgrs.Assn. (pres. 1956. dir.). Am. Soc. ~I.E., Am.lnst. !nJsl En;;rs., Author.tv. · Tremmel, Apr. 16, 1949; children-Perry Jack Ill, B;rbara Jean. Mil. Order World Wars. Pins. Athletic Assn .. Pa. C. of C. (p;,st pres.. 1-tb.~h.t:t- Lt·.. Tchr., Cook County (Ill.) Sch. Dis<. 141. 195().51. Savanna (IlL) city dir.). Pitt$. C. of C. (v.p. dir.), Am. Ordnancf' Assn.~ Am. Water Works mem.. l-?-::.~ ~~<:hs., 1952-56; asst. prof. Coli. Pacific, Stockton, Cal.. 1958-60; Ind. Assn .• Pa. Soc.y Soc. Automotive E:-tgn .• S A.R .• Fla. Council ot I 00, s•l~·e: B::.Y'>'l""'::- t ~ U., 196(). 65; prof. Atlanta U., 1965-66: prof. Wi>. State U.·Piatteville. Omicron Delta Kappa, Kappa Sigma, Delta Sigma PI. Clubs: Dc?a...:i L-~ ~.;-; 1966-. head dept. e!lnl. psychology. 1967-. Served with t.:SNR, Duquesne, University. Longue Vue (Pitts.): University (~.Y.C.); 196-' .... ~..... ' 1942·45, 51·52. Mem. Am. Personnel and Guidance Assn. (pres. Wis. Rolling Rock (Ligonier, Pa.); Bath. Indian Creek, laGorce (~liami Frei.g~: 1':-::;:-·--:: 1970.71). Am. Psycho!. Assn .• N.E.A. Phi Delta Kappa. Home: 1290 Beach); Chicago; Detroit Athletic; California (los Angeles); Cal Cay Am .. I;;. W Hill Av Platteville WI 53818 (Bahamas): Laurel Valley Golf (Ligonier, Pa.); Palm Bay (Miami, Comr:1e~;...~-;.: f'la.). Hom<: Chatham Center Apt To·A·ers Pittsburgh PA 15~19 (l'.Y l: •'· o-i::;· ltOCKWELL, STUART WESSO~. fgn. service officer; b. N.Y.C., Office: 400 N le>.ington Av Pittsburgh PA 15208 60643. o:::::..: Jan. IS, 1917: s. Charles Kellogg and Vera Jeanene (Wesson) R_; grad. St. Mark's Sch .• Southborough. Ma;s., 1935; A.B.. Harvard 193Y; m. ROCKWOOD, FLETCHER, lawyer; b. Mpls .• Aug. 3, 1893; s. RODDIS. I.C' Rosalind Hollow Morgan, June 19. 1956: children-Stephen W., Chelsea J. and Carrie (Fletcher) R.: B.S. in Engring .• U. Minn-. 1914. Feb. :&. '' Geoffrey M .• Susan_ Turner Diplomatic Soh .• Washington, I 9~0; with M. Engring .. 1915; LL.B .. Harvard. 1920: m. Irene Eddy. Au~. 16, Minn .. :9-.:.:- t· Dept. of State, 1941-. Jd sec .. vice consul of embassy. Ponama, 1917: children-Joan (Mrs. Milton E. Kraemer), Martha (~1rs. frank m.Wi:;::"-:-.::.:.:=.-: 1941-44, 2d ;ec.. consul. Ank>ra, 19~6- 48; officer-in-charge W, Wylie). Admitted to :.tinn. bar, 1920. Ore. bar 1929: valu01ion and S.L A-;':!:!.. ~.:~ Palestine·braei·Jordan Affairs. 19411-50; polit. adviser to Sec. Air g:en. atty. Great No. Ry. Co., 1923·29; with firm Davies, Bi3g.<, Ct>m~r, F::. :. 1950-52; I sec.. consul, Madrid. 1952-55; attended Kat. War force, Stroyer. S'oel & Boley, and predecessors. Portland. Ore .. 1929 -·, 1,1940; ..-:-•~ Con.~ Washington, J9SS~56; d¢p. dir. Otlicc Near Eastern Affair~, u.s. ~,11o:J; ~.';: partner, 1935-. Ser>·ed to maj., F.A .. U.S. Army 1917-lS. ~!em. DepL Sute. l9S6.. 60. dt, 19~6·70; amba>sador 1;:. and P. to Kingdom Morocco, Rabat, D.C.. !9:.:-:;· 1970-;dep. chief Mission Am. emba>Sy, Tehran. Iran, 1960-66; Prin. University (Portland). Home: 3906 SW w,pato Av Portland OR 97201 Office: Yeon Bldg Portland OR q7204 War II; sr. ,.,c. advi1er to U.S. m.:m. UN Pa!estine Cor.c:Hi::t:tion Con:mn .• !949; polit. Theat\!r adviser U.S. Dn; b. R.cci~I.A. in European History. U. Chgo.. 1932. Ph.D., 1935; m. G>y Hy!Jndcr, Me:\.i.:J.:: ~:; ·' AsiJ-::~; ?::..:::.:--.; June 18, 1938; I son, Truman Hylaader. Mem. faculty Colptc U., ROCKWELL, THEODORE. Ill. nuclelf engr_; b. Chgo.• June 26. ~1«1!,;-t:-.: 1922; s. Thcodor< G. and Pai>lcy (Sh>ne) R.; B.S., Pricceton, 19H. 1934-, prof European his.tmy, 1947~~ dir. summer sessio::s, 1943. 49, dir. grad. studies, 1960.71, chmn. dept. history. 1961·67. 69-. Mino. h"""- Chem.E., 1944; grad. course<. O>k Ridge. 1944-49; IJ.Sc. (hon.), Orde!' :""'!C. Mcm. membership com. Council Griid. St:hs. U.S. and Can .. 1970~. Tri·State Coli., 1960; m. ~llry Ju>nita CoMpton, Jan. 25, 1947; Li3.n "" children-Rolx:rt C .• William T., ta,..rt:r.<;e E., Juanita C. Proce'\.S Program dir. Utica br. Egn. Policy A!'!.sn., 19J9w42: co-founder, m'!m. bd. N.Y. State Citizens Council. 1943-52. dir. confs.y tre-.:.s .. Hamilton, Wi1!1~m ~ improv~ment eogr. Manhattan Proje<.:l, Oal Ridge. 1944-45; head I"'* l; h,-=:1 L; l944. 45: inhiatN, pres .. mem. bd. Hamilton Community Fo;um, shield cngring. group Oak Ridgt: ~fl. L:lb., 1945;-49; nudear engr., \\'ars c•f ~ ~ 19~3~54: Initiator. program advisc:r Utlca Dtscussion Gr(lup, i '!43·50. uvat rc:actors br. AEC, also nude3r t'ropulsion divs. N:p;y Bur. Ships. l"e''' \;::~~.: . :... Pres. Hamil tun Democratit.: Club. 1960,61: rnem. N.Y. Stale Cnm. for 1949·55, te., Inc .. h!stor. A.;.. W~in&ton. 1964-; research .lSr.u. Johns Hopkins U. Center Fgn. Steven::.on. 1956; mem Madison County Dem. Com., 195~·61. Rd sin Polic~ Re,..arch, 1965-66. Chmn. Atomic lndsL Forum Reactor Augustus. Howe Buck schotu Boston U .• l\l27-29: feHvw t:. ChFo .• Safety Ta~k. Fore_t; mcm. adv. group artificial heart program 'SlH. 19!9~32, Catherim: Clcvei3od fellow fur res-earch iu France.. l'B2-33~ RO!>OI::.. LO\ 1966; cons. to Jomt Congl. ("om. on Atomi< En:ial Sci. Rese>roh fellow U. Chgo.. l933·3•. Mcm. Am Hi.r. A"n.. Ch.u: ..~·:,::._ -S; C. adv. council dept. dtCIO. t:ngrir.g. Princeton U. Recip:::nt Soc. French Hist. Studies. N.Y. Stat~ As~n. Europocan H1stonar.s (S:.1k~} ;t_..; :;s_ Dlstinsui~htd Civilian Scrvkc tQ<."d.;d U.S. Navy, 1960; Oistingt,ish.ed (co-founJer 195Ltll~'- 1955), Am. Councillc>rncd Socs- (r~gional 19~-4. c,.,-,...;;.. .. Ser>'ice medal AEC. 1960. Rcrublican. Rcgi.,ered pron. cngr.. D.C. asso. 1960-66). Hist. Assn., London. Phi Beta Kopp:>. Editorc (Becker) capr.. 1'1-5':"~ d" Pt-csbyn. Club; Cosmos (Washin,gtont. Co~found~:::r Princeton Engr. Heavenly City Revisited, I'H8. Conlbr.publs. in ficl<:l. Homec l'rQ-'; as.•a. acp. 01r. M3tch on ~·"shington for J-obs rtv. omc"er · ikpi: St~tc·.-·i949.5'i:~ eh':';r ~r~~~·~m;~r~i·<;'s~~t·~ : \~ ~;:~~~~~(~-~ ... ., ~- ...... -··- ~Y'(Ic St~te ·u~ atbttrator \.l'flio:}n~m_g~t. and Freedom. 1963; c.cc. dir. League lndsl. Dem<><:racy, N. Y.C.. coordinator, chief rtv. officer, 19S4-6l; dir. intemat su~ ~ flo..:ntfon.tl Sentc< and Comml;rnq· 196-4-; mem. fa;;ulty Urban Affair:; Center. New Sch. Social Office Sec. Dept. Health, £dn. and Welfare. 1961-66· r,~ ""' :.. ~;~ ·~~:J. l ;~~ :;·~;~:= nee. com .. I 96~- 70. Served to e&p(. Research. 19tJ.9-. Co-chmn. ad ht.\C com to dd~nd right to teach. writer. )967-; ~isited . Netherlands an~ In~·')n~i.t. ·~ ::--: ~·nze Star mcd;~l. ~fern. lnd~i. Rdateons. 1968; chrnn. ad hoc com for justice: in sch""• 1968; mem. guiding com. lndone~tJ.n rcvoiuhon dunng '947. ~f·- ..:.. - :~~:;t7~:~::. U!: res). Am. E.:-.!o. A!>Sil., Am. Assn. U. Nat. Com. for A Pollt. Settlement in Vietnam~ 1968--. Mcm. nat. U~itarian.Ciub:C?'m<>s(Wa~hing< Appendix d ..~. tdky 1:.: uudent Art !n5< of Norman Thom3.S Fund. Mem. Center Wa:r/Peace Studies. Edit,Jrial KAil'tEN, JACOB~ mu.>eu.m curator. arm.t; tt Water~'.:r-r r "J~~wb8~. '-"t!. .~...... uJI::J ~-ith SourdeHe. Desphu~ Fri-:sz. bd. Dls.sent rnOJg: Contbr. articles to various }ours. Office; Ill E 19lh Dec. 7, 1909; s. Joseph 3r.d f•nnie (Levin) K.; grad. P:at: 1:,; ,_, ..., ·t~S -1. ?;.,., C ,~: s, plinting l'. Chgo. E>r.:bitd U.S St l'~w Yorl. Ctty NY 10003 grad. stod1 N.Y.U., 1930.38, George Washington l'.. }?~'" · .t f !:.::iton Rd Oai..c.-. r ?resen\cd in ..-:oll~tioni Art ln"St. Bertha F!ledman. Au~ .. 23. 1~38; children-Paul c;;.,..,, ·::..:: . ·, ~~:ll gaUcries Reclpient a\loards Art KAHN-FREUND, OITO,Iegal educator. author; b. Nov. 17, 1900; Bernard; m. 2d, Ruth Pnscilla Cole, Feb. 19. 1969. Aicc ,;,. :. ~~·~ n!nr Show. Phit.J. Color Print Soc .• s. .Rkhard and Carrie Kahn~ Freund; D.La..,..s. U. frankfurt aru U.S. National Mus.. Smithsonian lnstn.~ \\-'uhin&::,11, ; :.·.-~·: , \l"it:R.PAVL ROB! ""' i:\!'\ Artists, Old :\"orthv.-cst Territory (Germany). 192S; !>1Laws, U. London (England), 1935; Dr. Jur. asst. curator, 19.t4·46. curator, 1946-66. curator ~·aL Co:.~~ '1 ;.Jlb;s. Pa;.;.i.Q:;-..;: ~~ipicot awards fro~ Corcoran Ga-tkry, (h.c.), univs. Bonn, Stod;holm, Brussels; tTL Elisabeth Klaiss. 1933; I Ara. 1966~70, spt cons .• 1970-i Jcctr. painting an.G h:"i-tc,..._,. t'"~ ~~35·36~ v._ ?.::<. r\nmd. pur~wil.ue pnzc. Sun T1mesCb&o. dau.ludgc in German cts., 1928·33; b"rriw, Middle Temple, .arts U. Md.• 1970..71; v.-ork rep. permanent collections :Met. \.t"Jt ~ Hob-an eva, :; r,., Chgo IL 60614 1~36-; assc l«tr., then 1cctr. and reader in law U. London, London Bklyn, Mw .. Corcoran Gallery of Art, Phillips Co!lect:r.n. c,. ... .,;n:o-Ge-:;::~!''t'Y I>:. Scb. Econs. and Polit. Sci., 1935-51, prof. law, 1951-64; prof. lnSL, BaiL Mus. Art, Bkl)'n.l'ub. Library, East Tex. S:>:: T.h:-. ,:;: .•. Ph'la.• 1943-5~ ; :wyer; b Chgo.. Apr. 2, 1917; s. Willum comparative law U. O•ford, 1964·71; co-editor Modern Law Rev. H. Bisgs Meml. Hosp.. Ithaca, Queens CoiL Howard L' .. Be:,;.;~ ·. ;\! • a!so dlt.; :-.:::.:. c~ A.B., U. So. Cal., 1938, LL.B .• 1940; m. Hon. pres. lnternat. Soc. Labour Law and Socla1 Legis.b.tion; mem, Mus .• Je~lem. ~cciptcnt r~arcb grant Am. Ph•!~- Sr.<., ·~ .'t &r..s. Co., h L-=:::o: 1949. ge by Inland Tran.sport, 4th edit., 1965; The Growth of Columbhn Pross, 1950; The Haltooe Screen, 1951; \\"v ll-. ...,1" Bating Fe~~ .S I; practice in Beverly Hiils. 194~-; pvt. lnternetionatism in Enghsh Private International Law. 1960; Labour Succeeded, 1959; John Baptist Jackson: 18th Century ~-h,%,., -t-! "..·'!jt Rcuc:d T:~:'.e_, :.; afl"oirs Aaron Sp¢1l:ng Prodns., In<:., Law and Social Security, 1960: ccrauthor: The System of Industrial Color Woodcut, 1962; Tnc Etchings of Canaletto, 1967; ,:,., ....,." -":.4\n leait~· c:--:....:k.-!-:. JYed 10 capt. USAAF. 1941·45. Mt.m. Relations in Oreat Britain. 19$4; Matrimonial Property Law. 195~; Home: 27W lrvingSt ChevyChase~P 200150fli.:,e,!-Ouc_ \;·Jntlc Clry ~.;:::.~2 · :y, Beverly HiUs b.u assns .• Los Anteles Law and Opinion in England in the Twentieth Century, 1959. F" rts Washington DC 20001 ·"'.1). Home: vet. .)·t urdue Av Culver City CA 90230 Ou,;:e: Co-<:ditor: (Dicey) Conflict of Laws, 8th Edit., 1967; (Renner) "·"tins P:ut: A• P"~~o, lsCA 90212 Institutions or Private Law and Their Social functions. 1949. ER, EDGAR FOSBURGH, corp. exec.; b. Spolc>.ce, : ... 1 Add..-...: Roundabouts ShottermiU Haslemere Surrey England , Henry J. and Bessie 5fosburghl ~.;student U. Cal.. n;~·il HISER, PH!UP ~·L. ' ~ucator~ bacteriologist; b. Kov.w. LLD., U. Portland, Pcpperdme Coli .. Muls Coli.; LH.D .• U. c.. ,. VNris and Tt::1:-~ 1 .s.-.: ozarus and Lottie (\\'olp¢rt) K.: brooght KAHT, JOSEPH EOWARD, banker, lawyer: b. Bklyn., Feb. 4, 1928; Sue Mead, Aug. 24, 1932; children--Carlyn,l\ecky, Gr<'<"M..., ... ;o
U!J> Appendix h
, ..., , ,.f 1.; 19~6-~9; judge Ct. Appeals, 6th Appellate Dist., MILLIS, .IA:\lES H- mfg. co. t Broken ~ssn .. 1961, Henry H.!tllis CorlJ., High Poin~ 1946--, a;.st. 1, s E •= Transport U>ers Aun. Sel'\'ed to It cot .... .- u ,.-,.: s.::lc~u<-. Ky"). Mem. Am .• Ky. b:u as.sns. .• Ph1 Ka~pa !leas.. 1949-52, pre>., chief e_.c. officer. 1952-. also dir.; dir• IJ~-~·s. H: me: Co>ch House E:uhing Surro~ En,.,. ; ,. ;\;, Ph1. Home: Frankfort KY 40601 Office: State Cap1tol Highland Cotton \tins~ Inc... Wachovia Bank 4 Trust Co.. Houston House Kin~ Wtlli•m St E C 3 London England ,,"·. Coca Cola Co.• Hatteras Yacht Co., Life Aasura.nce Co. of C.uoJr:u; ••. ,, "' >0001 pres. Hanes·Millis Sales Corp. Home: 923 Country Club Dr H:gi> Point NC 27261 Office: 400 English St High Point NC 17260 ROBERT LEE. petroleum e~ec.: b. Spnnsfldd. 07 · ,.,1 1 IU·'· JOII:" BARNES, lawyer: b. Lewisville, Tex., Dee. 10, .. Manks) M., A.B., a.,. H , '.l :;!1Jm Dn:k.tl'$00 and Margaret. (Young) M.; A.B., MILLIS, JOH:" SCHOFF, former univ. prn: b. Palo Alto. Cal., : 1922; m. Allee Connell, June 30. 1~ . ~~·-c:r. l . Georgetown~ TeA.~ 1913; studt¢d law, U. ofTex.; m, • Lee Rohert Lee. DaVld Vaughn. Supt. F•u-.,...... ··t' "h.. h:.sd. }951; children by pr¢"ious marriage-Mollie. Nov. 22. 1901: ._ Harry A. and Alice (Schom M.: B.S., U. Ch 0o~ ~·o t922-l4. v p .• , .... mgt., 1924-29; treas. !- ,. ~·~_;_ :h.. ler-<'n. Admitted Tex. bar, 1_916. began practice Phoenix~ 1924, M.S_, 1927,Ph.D., l9H: LL.D .• Modd!ebury Col! .• 1942, Bro"'n 1 'V: 19'6-29· asst to tre ... Pure Od Co., C...., L·• .,,, ~" t:.S. Vets. Bur.. Washtngton •. DC., 1919·22: ass~ U .. 1943. U. Me., !949, U. Vt., 1952, Lawrence Coli., 1954. Ot.erlin ,, sec :uc.;,, 1933-47, ueas.. 1947-49, v.p .. _,...... , t ~ 5h:rpin.l! Bd., 1922·23: asst. >ohc -\lpha. Methodist. Mason (32). Home: 266 Wigmore children-Jean Ann (_Mrs. Ro~rt G" Gilpin), Alice Gcrln:de (~1~. Philip Grover). Harry Ward. ~faster. Howe S-ch., 1924~26; fwm in..,lr, ' d Techno! Advancements, Inc., Chgo.,l9•l- • •• •.....,.Jrl'F r~~37 3? 40 co.chmn.pctroleumd!Y.Al. ~ ~ , r. ucu .• dir MiHiken Woolen~ lnc.y R-cdlyn Corp.; pres., Nat. Fund Med. Edn., 1969·11, pres., 1971-. Trustee Nat. w ue ~t(nd~~ Payroti 53;,._ Bonds Com.. 1967 {chmtt. 1•• ...,. v .k~ :\d~. u.es Ill lnst Tech.; trUStee Oht<> Wd. hon. dtn.), North.....,...,.. med. edn. A.M.A.. 1962·66; mern. Sat. Adv. Council Med., Dental.. "- { ~. Sat. D<>ullers & Chem. Corp., Machtas 1-ltils, Inc. Home: Optometric and Podiatric Edn. USPHS, 1966-68; chmn. !t1:dy Wesle an U. AS$0$.. Newcomen. Soc., Soc~ c::-- .. r .,.,h S: Sew York City NY 10021 Office: 1045 6th Av New K /.,; Pi Delta Epstlon, Omtcron Delta ' .· commn. on dietetics Am. Oi-etelic-;\ .~n.; mem. Nat. Ad\'. Council on 1:b ' (trustee). Club>: Glen Vtew, 0..: 1 -,,, "" !0018 ~ Dental Research. 1969-; rnem. Cnmmn. on Fgn. Med. Graci.<., 1970-; trustee Nat. Conf. ChristiaM and Jews; trustee Camea><: • Old~;.. Commercial. Westmoreland Countrr. vn tilL". ROGER, textile exec.; b. N.Y. City, Oct. 24, 191S; .. \ ~McGrow Wildhfe; Anglen. Home: 2440 L""""":" Found. Advancement Teac!ung, 1949·69. chmn. 1962; """"" ··~~· 1,.j A~nn (Gayley) M.; student Groton Sch., 1929·33; A.B., : ., it 60201 Office: 208 s LaSalle St Ch1cago II:_~ MU>ical Art As>n., U. Ctrclc Inc .• E!ecwr. Hall of Fame. Recipie"t ,.,. t>J" tLD (Oon.) Wofford Coli.; m.Justine V. R. Hooper,June Nat. Human Relations award Nat. Conf. Christians and Jcv.-s.. 1951: t ·wa dddrcn-Justin-e~ Nancy. Roser, David, Weston. Pres. Cleve. medal for Pub. Servke. 1961; Honor award Med. Mut. Cle~.·e-~ !II WINFRED OLIVER. chemist; b. Coultcm':.. ;...-, 'iclHrn. Inc", N.Y.C., 1947-; dir. Westinghouse Electric is·, John Wtnfrcd •nd Mtlhe Mae (McMtll.1n) M,. · !nc., 1968; Rosenherger medal U. Chgo., 1963; Distinguished Se:>ic~ .- "'7 ·.:""·City Bank of N.Y., Mere. Stores Co., W. R. <:iraeo lit. citation A.M.A .. 1970; John C. Leoc>rd MemL awa'rd Assn. fer Hosp. adk,;,n.,Ue, 1930Ch.Se.D .• 1~46;t~6t'''R~r~~· ·~ (";mn bd. lost. Textile Tech., 1948--. Chmn. Med. Edn.,l971: Lister Hill medall.i. Ala.Sch. Dentistry, 197L Hon. 14· 0 Se. Tex. nst>an .. • • ~,...... -..;:.c-, Spartanburg Airport Commn. Mem. bus.. Republican Nat. :b~m.· C.;_ Cleve., 1934; concL Houdry rroc"" '~ ' fellow Am. Coil. Dentists, Am. Col!. Cardiology. Oros. I'~S7·58), Am. HosJ>. 1945-~2. !· t'ncon League, Links, Augusta Nat. Golf. Home; 627 Otis of chemistry Rice U • 1934·63; dtr. research RoJ. "~>ILLIAM GRAWN, &ov. Mich.; b. Traverse City, " · appliutton 1 .. ray and eh:ctron dlflracu('Jft.. i'- Republican. Episcopalian (lay reader•. preacher}. Ro.tari.1n. Ch.:t4: 11 onanent magnet materials. 1952-. clay nun.:r"" .... • "" =~. 1922; s. James Thacker and Hildegarde (Grawn) M.; Fi!ly (pres. 1963·6~); Union. Author: Laoor>tory Outline of l'hySrcs, •I hl<. 19>b. LLD.• U. Mich., Eastern Mich. U., Central Mich. :toral fellow c~emistry. 19So4s-~9D: mi;.'!'Jsr ':;. 1932; A Rational Public Policy for Medical Education •~·J its. 7 ::.,,,..,, lr.Cleveland Hcig..its. l!l. ~· (d;,. 1961-66. chmn. nat. def. der, 1963-64; lt. -{ :pa, Sigma Xi, Phi Lambda Ups•lon. A~'· .- \I,":. l%~·69. gov. 1969-. Mc:m. Mich. \\'aterway.s Commn. ., MIU.KEY, HERBERT CARL. architect: b. Cin., May 14, 1910; s. .lltor Jour. Php. Chcmtstry, 1952. ed.""!' ._ .. "" (bmn .• Gr.lnd Travenc County Republican Com., 1948-54. Hcrhert Joachim and Martha (Wornekc) M.; B.F.A. in Architecture. ~- ~pen tech. Itt. Addr..s: 2010 B•nk of s." "'- !In vruthn Michael, William Keener, "-lark ...... '><.>lc Utp•tol Bldt Lan>in1 Ml 48933 Tamerlane. Archtl tour, Europ.e, 1937; with offices Arthur J. KeiS-"y, A."'• CLARK HAROLD, physician; b. Fr..:!)Of1.~! ., . Kastner lit. Ber!a, Washington. 193S·39; instt. dc>ign Gs. Ins~ Te9; m._l.., ". .,_ ; l "rl; s. Bryson Carter and Louise (Harriman) M.; B.A .. 1947·50. Willner&: Millkey, Atlanta. 1950-70; pv~ practice, 1<,70--; •,.. :•:;. m Winifred Castle, Apr.l8, 1936; children-Pamela prin. works include Montlg Brm.. plants and offices, Atlanta. 195-1., l, i942 Apr. 1966); 1 , 'I:,;.:··. ~~.MayJeffry Brent.; m. 2d, (di~.Jonct T. Ho!~es,e~i\dr~~-;~· u Y d' •. ~:,..~. ~:- - .. ,.,fred C•rter, John Castle. With Bankers Trust Co.• N.Y.C., Atlanta Envelope Co., 1956, H"mo for Aged, Atlanta, 1956, ... t:ant.a 1 ' ' '"' "''. 1942-44, asst. v.p., 1944·47, v.p., 1947-60, sr. v.p., Terrace Motel, t9'S~ Harper•s F10ri-;t~ Altant.l. 1950~ Mi~!key 's H<>ip., Ckv. 1939-40, <>St. re"d'"'s:::'e lf':!: 1?-t:-+"e idtnt neurology to assL prof. neurology ~ d" . 'M t.:r~~,t:·_-~ - ~· ( 'h.rles Gulden, Inc., Fed. Paperboard Co., Inc., Coalition Residence. Atlanta, 1950, Way HoU>C, Knox>illc. Tenn., 19~2. 34. yoOinic, l949-,eon•. neurolo~y; 1958-, ''· • ~ *..,.....,. Ct:>tol &: Ocvct. Corp. Chmn. tx:L trustees Morristown dil"$. Architects and Engrs. lnst., Atlanta., High Mus. An. A·J~~t.a_ ft('Search in Ctrcbrova.scular Olsease. prof. neuro' - -, ...... ,. . ~-""(t. truuee Neighborhood House, Morristown; mem. adv~ Served with AUS, 194().45. Recipient A.I.A. honor awards for L'odd :h. Medicine; physician.. in<~ief pro t(:m ~~· :'~ -.""-" ·-• ( ~~:.unb-u t:. Grad. Sch. Bus. Adminstm .• Pace Coll. Home: House, Atlanta, 19SS. Atlanta Hotel aod Store Bldg .• 1955. A!;>h• 1\mn c;dttor trans. ld. Pnnec:ton on· e!:-rlCIDI.V _;. :r- .";'"':~~;Mendham NJ 07945 Off.ee: 280 Park Av New York City Epsilon Frat. House, Ga. lnsr. Tech., 1957. Fellow A.l.t\. (pnt">- 0>• • 19s7, chmn. conr.. 1961 •• 64: •"us~:fs· c;a;;~., ,:.:.: 1950-SJ), Ga. Engring. Soc. (pres. 1960), Ga., Athnu chamber> larure cerebrov:ucul.1r disease . • N !H I!' - ; commerce. Elk. Club: Exchange (pr.-.. Northsid• club 1955). Home: Sat. [nst. Newologic Diseues and Blmdneu.. ~ ~ ?", .. .:r ~, !>l\'ERA!'OCE ALLEN, bus. e'ec.; b. Cleve., July 13, 3474 Nancy Cr«k Rd N W Atlanta G .... 30327 (;dice: 761 Peachtre.o ;, 4i•. region>! med. program. 1965·6&; A-~:.; a C.::, '•· -' i>' ikl'ljl1lHn Love and Julia (Severance) M.; student St N E Atlllnta GA 30308 2· J...,es Ma.,cr Pearson Memt lcctr. Vane p • T •- _.,. ;.:~;! \~h · lac 8 .• Princeton. 1916; m. Marguerite ManviUey :..;.,ner MemL lecU. Am. Heart As>n. 196 I; oter,..;;.;;.;.;, • .,_ • 4 ·' ."'''" fgn. depL, Cleveland Tractor Co .• 1919·22; dir. MILLMAN, JACOB, educator, author; b. Russia. May 17, 1911; s. :. Kan., 1965. Diplomate Am. 8d. Psych"tZc:~d N~"' •- t1 ~ (o -~c.pubhca!'· Clubs; Union. T11vem. Chag~o VaUc.y Philip and Gertrud (Nachchen) ?>f.; brought to U.S., 1913, hmn. eums. com.), FrHow A.C.P., Arn; and ~ ,._ t"'.-.d tC.t\e.); Unoon, Recess (N.Y.C.). Home: R:pplcstone n•turalized, 1917; B.S. in Physics, Mass. lost. Tech., 1932. Fl1.0., Soc Medicine· mem. Assn. Re>earch Nervous 9-~ ,_,.,. ~ "";"" !(,.,.,.. \IJI!sOH440400ffice:TheArcadeCicvelandOH 1935; student U. Munich (Germany). 1932-33; m. Sally !)ublin, Oct , lT n~ .• Mass. lnst. Tech; 1942·45; prof. elee. cngring. Colu:r.~ia. leart Assn. (eltmn. council cerebrovascular d•~ .. R~ , .. "•' c,;: '1< E. and Ida (Muecke) M.; A.B .. U. Rochester. l9S2---; Fulbright l.:ctr. lnst. Ek~\::tronics. Montr~Jtdeo. Urul·...;.ay, Xi. Editor: Jour. Stroke. Home: 1061 Plummer - ",·:. .-.., .' ·'"'•Jdrvard,l921;m. Barbara Mills, Oct 24,1936; 1968; cons. industry. 1916-·. Recipient citation OSRD. 19•7: >901 .. ·' .': 'c-:.- •·~#~ ''i~:. ~: ~3n-;:y J., David M. With Union Trust Co, Fulbright lectr., Italy, 1959·60: Great 1'chrs. award Colun,bia $ .• S-39, v.p.. 1930-3'1; with Na~ Credit Office, Engring., 1967; Edn. medaii.E.E.E., 1970. Fellow Am. Phys. s..x,_, 1KA.'i ROGER CONA!'>'T, educator, chemiSt: ,_,· 9 ..,.,.., .... "''" . :~ •- · P~e-s. Central Trust Co. Rochester. 19J9 now chmn. I.E.E.E.; mem. Am. Soc. Engring. Edn .. A.A.A.S. Author: (wi:~ S . ! 1 t')Ji: s. Robert F. and Laura (Grosvenor) M.; · ;..\' ~ __ .__ .,::::;n~ ,r':Ouc:t.s.lnc .• Vop!ex Corp. lntem~t. Life Ins.~-~ Seely} Ele<:ttonies. rev. cdiL. 1952; ('>ith H. Taub) Pulse and o:~:al F (j. Circ-uits, 1956; Vacuum~ Tube and Semi~onductor Electronics. l\;58.; I~Sl: Ph.D., U. Oil. at Berkeley, 1957: m. M';,? ~n< c;.e ,,.,. 1 .. _ c. n.... _ Trus,tc--e U. Rochester; bd. d1rs. Automobile 1 B. 19$3; children-Ross E., Polly S., S3ndrah... ch<"""' '"" _,...,"' tqr 'fe~ Rochester C. of C. (trust-ee). Clubs: Oak Hili (with H. Taub) Pulse. Digital and Sw,"hing Waveforms, 1965; (wi:h .f' rcnow Cal. at Berl:.eley, 19SS-56._P :f'ij C. Halktas) Electronic Dcvkei and Circuits, )967. Patente4! b !:e!d u. est.,,... ' ... ._.,..4 ~ ~~-<":-:~ .\ alh:y (Rochester). Home: 15 Bri.u PJt(:h Rd ;. Co., S<:henecudy, 1956-67; prof. che_miStry Am. p.,.dll-. · • ~ Office: 44 Exchange St Rochester NY 14614 .Home: 7 Adrienne Pl \\"hite Pbins r .•;y i0605. Office: Columbia Lniv ,.._ 1967-. Fellow Am. Phys. Sne .. Optte31 Soc. . c~ l20tlt and Broadway New York City l\Y 10021 10 ..-,ll\41"! JO £ ~t interpretation of formic acid infrared s~~tn:es~ tit , , , \t ~.PH ALLEN, lawynge, N.J., July W.E. Kaskan) molecule BOl tnd sho~cd '\'' urc ~. · "' · , • l r.. ;\ lnJ Durothy (Me Blain) M.; A.B.~ Dartmouth, MILlOS, HENRY ARMAND. educator, arehtl. hist<>rian; b. color o£ boron flames; I st ~'bsc~atton ~er pv t.\,hJC# ~ - .. _,_ v .~. ~· 1 'H9; m_. Elizabeth Gray Gingras. Jln. 10, 1942; AltOQna. Pa.. Feb. 22. 1927; s. Hen;"i Fr:t.ncois and Louise (de ~rent) Km«' ~tctmined rates of V\brattonal <: i:A 9Hl1_ . ~.... ,...... < "}• ,·\gn. lt!.\.1 Gray. Rebecca AUen, P-eter Joseph. M.; B.A., Tubne U., 1947, B.S., 1949, B Arch., 1953; A.M .• ~hrvard. lues."Home: S47.S Toltee Dr S.nta Barbara - =i ..___ _., . ...,. lr. 1939. since pr3cticed in Concord and 195-1. M.Arch., 1955. Ph.D .. 1964; m. Judith Rice, D:r. 17, J•lf6; ~ • ~-~: ;:,:r~:-:c:r firm Devine. MHtimct. McDunough, Stmin and Ollhe Hortense1~-44· ~""''.,....::: -. ~ •. .,_ · r:~~· 1953w61; legislative co-unsel to go\·. N.H .• 1967-; dir. Aril~nc TX "·"·. ~1!,(.,. Jit()ftt: • Gamma. Home: II )4 W uhtngwn ,.:-;JO 1964. H<>me: 60 Pinckney St Boston MA 02114 Office: 7-l08 M..s. ,.. , a ,.,.,. tJ RTS CLAY, lawyer, b. Winnfield. La., Nov. 2, lnst T«h Cambridge MA 02139 . . _.. b Mal.~<"-.,_. "'· _'4 ll e'. i ..,;;~r~ •,.::<~ l~a (~oheru) M.; student l•. State U., ~IXEN, FRANK ROSCOE. mm•nJ ll s. ill ~:1. m.,.., ·. - • • ; .. ,,_fl'l · · ·• 1\i ashmgton and Lee U.• !90S, student !S. 1914: s. Frank R. and A!.ee (Gould)lfi'~isb~tY· ~ MILLONZI, ROBlRT I~ lawyer, b. Buffalo, July 12, 19Iil: '· Philip • ..-.,. ~~ 'm Dorth)l Sharp, June 16. 19J6. Admitted to La. and Frances (Laduca) M.; B.A .. U. Bur.'alo, 1932, U.B., !9J5; m. ~a. MaM. lnst. Tc;:h .• 19H; m. Bart>arall . tGat-'-"'·';;o. tn tanldin. New Orkans. l9tS-; ehildren--Frt~nk R.• David C. Chic:~ rne~ urg~s ~·L 1N": . -...... ~"~; ,./~!~ 1909~14., Eleanor Verduin, Jan. 21, 1940; childron-M>ry (Mrs. C. Yktur :.;/;·'~1-M :d, Benwn, Woodw;:ud & JhUyer and ..tt Lake City, 1936-~ I; as>t. m~. Ttt.>ntun;:;,; coo,.t -~ ':"·•·...,.,..'" Rai!cr U). Eh1abeth l Admitted to N.Y. bar. 19J5,1in~~<- !)rJtcr~-:-d" 1 ~~-~~~·~ 5l ~c~ · ~~~:':":·:. ~;,;.~!w_ ?rlcans b;~r a.s•ms. Home: ;,.. n ..,.. .. t.... ~~----~t -..· ,.. ... ~ ~l:.!~~· eh~~~~ ~~ni~~~~pef':t~~ ~~~:~ or~ l'/! - ,-~ 0 2'143 WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA .:,_ ··, of Merit. Fellow Am. Soc. C. E.: mem. Soe. Am. Mil. En gr.. (past nat. MEADOR, STELL, oil co. exec.; b. Blu!TCity, Ark., Nov. 29, 1918; dir.). Am. lnst. Cons. Engrs .• Eng"- Joint Council (past n>t. dir.). s. Julius Andrew and Etu. Ethel !Carter) M.; B.S .. U. Ark., 1943. M.S., Sigma Xi. Home: ~5 Ea;t End Av r-;ew York Ci•y NY 10028 Office: 1947; m. Martha Sue B•rlow, June 21. 1944; children-Andrew Ill John St New York <;:ity NY 10038 Barlow. Christie Sue. Asst. treas.• chief :accountant Aj:n. Pipeline Corp.• Tulsa, 1947·54; suctc";slvJey accountant. chief a.ccountant.. MEADE, THOMAS A., mfg. co. <>Cc.; b. S.l., N.Y., 1914: B.S. in accounting mgr. Cities Sen"ice Oil Co .• Bartlcs'ldlle, Okla., 19:54~ 70. Commerce, N.Y. U., 1936; married. With AMF. Inc., 19~6-, controller, 1970--; dir. Cities Servl~e Pipe Line Co. Served u capt.~ $8lesman pir.spo!lcr div., 1946·59, v.p. subsidiary A\IF Pin•pottors, USAAF, 1941-43, 5(}.51. Decorated Silver Star, D.F C .. Air Medal Inc .. 1959-61, v.p. sales, 1961·62, di•. v.p. bowling products group, (U.S.), Croi• de Guerre (F"" · """" 1962·63, asst. sroup exec .. 1963·65, v.p. bowling products group, Petrot~um lnst., Petroler Appendix j 1965-67, v.p., group cue. bo"'ling products, 1967-. Served with C.P.A. s. Club: Tulu. H" AUS, World War II. Home: 4 Pippin Lane Huntington !'iY 11743 Office: Bo< 300 Tulsa OJ.. Office: 261 Madison Av New York City NY 100!6• MEADOW, JACOB ROBERT, chemist; b. Shaw, Miss., Dec. II, MEADER, RALPH GIBSON, medical adminstr.; b. Eaton Rapids, 1903; s. Jacob Kin-:hen and Letitia Fowlkes (Bo>) M.; A.B., Ark. Mich., Sept. 6, 1904; s. Robert Eugene and Jennie Editha (Gibson) Coli., 1925; A.M., U. Ark .. 1927; Ph.D .. Johns Hopl.;ins, 1933; M.; A.B .• Ohio Wesleyan U., 1925; student U. of Mich., summers postgrad. (sr. fellow microchemistry). N.Y. U., 1929·30: m. Margar¢t 1926. 1927. 1928; A.M., Hamilton Coli., 1927; Ph.D., Yale. 1932; Cobb,Aug.l,l929;children-MargaretJoan, Barbara fowlkes. lnstr. LL.D., Philadelphia Coli. of Osteopathy, 1956; Sc.D., Ohio W-. Chern. cons., 1935·-; vis. prof. Research Gnnts Branch, Nat. Cancer lnst., 1947·48, chief of branch, Georgetown U. Med. Sch., 1952·53; prof. chemimy U. lndon.,ia, 1948·60, asso. dir. grants and training, 196(}.65; exec. sec. Nat. Adv. Bandung, auspiceslCA, 1956-S7; acad. visitor Imperial Coli. Sci. and Cancer Council, 1947·65; deputy dir. for research adminstrn .• also Tech., London, EidegenossiS<::he Technishe Hochschule, Zurich, exec. sec. com. on research Mass. Gen. Hosp .• Boston, 1965-. Spl. 1964-65. Mem. Am. Chern. Soc. (chmn. Lexington 1948-!9, tst vice cons. Nat. Cancer lnst., 1965-. Biologist N.Y. Stale Bioi. Survey, chmn. 1947·48, councilor Memphis sect. 1940·42), Phi Beta Kappa, . ~ 1929-30. Rockefeller Foundn. fellow in neurology U. of Amsterdam, Sigma Xi, Alpha Chi Sigma, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Pi Kappa Alpha. ; The Netherlands. 1938·39. Incorporator, trustee Eunice Kennedy Club: University facu!ty. Contbr. articles to prof!. jours. Holder ,. ; Shriver Center for Mental Retardation, Waltham, Mass., Spaulding patents on di·tertiary alkyl sul!id!:$, alkylation process. simult3neous Youth Center, Tilton, N.H. Fellow A.A.A.S.; mem. Am. Assn. alkylation and d ..utrurization process, others in field rr.edicinal 'i Anatornisu. Am. Assn. Cancer Re~arch. Soc. for Study of chemistry; patent appiicaticms in petroleum field; co--author pate-nts in ' Development and Growth, Corp. of Bermuda Biological Station for r;hemotherapy. Home: 510 McCubbing Dr Lexington KY 40SI)3 Research, Inc., Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. Home: 10 Emerson PI I Boston MA 02114 Office: Mass Gen Hosp Boston MA 02114 DOWS, ALGUR HURTLE, oil co. exec.; b. Vidalia, Ga., pr. j MEADE" STEPHEN WARREN, author; b. Providence, May 2. 99; s. John Morgan and Sally (Dailey) M.; grad. Centena~y CoiL •., La Sch., 1926, LL.D. (hon.), 1969: D.Hum .• So. Meth. U .• !>65: m. Ia92; s. Walter Sidney and Lucy Jones (Hawkes) M.; A.B., Haverford Virginia Garrison Stuan, Dec. II, 1922 (dec. 1961); 1 son, Robert AI.; (Pa.) Coli .. 1913; m. Elizabeth White Hoyt, Dec. 16, 1916; m. 2d, Elizabeth Boggs Bartholow, July 12, 1962. Accountant, children-Stephen Warren, Jane Annesley, John Hoyt, Margaret Standard Oil Co. La., 1921·29; v.p. Gen. Finance Cc., 1929-30, Gen. Lucy; m. 2d, Patience R. Ludlam on Sept. 7, 1963. Case worker, Am. finance System, Inc., 1930.36; v.p. Gen. Am. Oil C::>. Tex., Newark, 1913·14; sec. E.sex County Big Bro. Movement, Newark. 1936·41, pres., 1941·50, now chmn. bd. and exec. com.; dir R., Dallas, Wadley Research Center. Mem. Am. Petroleum l11st., Ind. 1921·27; copy writer N.W. Ayer & Son, Phila., 1927·57, asso. copy Petroleum A;;sn. (bd. dirs.), Dallas Petroleum Oub, Dallas Art Assn., dir., !941·57. Trustee Mooresrow~ Free Library Assn. Republican. Sigma Nu. Democrat. Presbyn. M>son (Shriner). Oubs: Gun, City, Mem. N.J. Llbrary Commn. until 1957. Mem. Soe. of fnends. Dallas Country, Brook Hollow Gr>lf, Preston Trails Country (Da!IM); Author' The Black Buccaneer, 1920; Down the Big River. 1924; Sleepy Hollow Country (N.Y.); Everglades, Seminole, B>th Tennis Longshanks, 192g; Red Horse Hill. 1930; Away to Sea, 193!; King of /!ndJupiter Hills Golf (Palm Beach). Home: 6601 Turtle Ctenges, 1947; co. of High Button Sh!l<$; role in Honeymooner:> skits, Jacki~ Gleason Cedar's Boy, 1949; Whaler Round the Horn, 1950: Bulldozer, 1951; Show; appeared Bob and Ray Show, Colgate Comedy Hour, Ed The Fish Hawk's Nest, 1952; Sparkplug of the Hornet<, 1953; The Sullivan Show, Dinah Shore Show. Jack Benny Show, Alfred Buckboard Stranger, 1954; Guns for the Saratoga. 1955; Sabre Pilot, Hitchcock Show, Wagon Train, Chockmate, Play of the Week. Co-stlt 1956; Everglades Adventure, 1957; The Commodore's Cup. 1958; the Sid Ceasar in eight CBS spectaculan. Motion pictures include: 1 ouch Voyage of the Javelin, 1959: Wild Pony Island, 1959; Buffalo and of Mink, Take Her She's Mine. Recipient Emmy award for best Beaver, 1960; Snow on Blueberry Mountoin, 1961; Phamtom of \he supporting actress in regular series, 1955; Sylvania ""''ard for Blockade, 1962; The Muddy Road to Glory, 1963; Stranger on Big outstanding contbn. TV techniques t f' Hickory, 1964; A Blow for Liberty, 1965; Topsail Island Treasure, •'' 1966; Keep 'Em Rolling! 1967. Lonesome End, 1968; The Cape May MEADOWS, CLYDE W~ ret. bishop; b. Appornatto• Counry, Va.. Packet, 1969. Contbr. juvenile and adult fiction to map. Home: I Jan. 3, 1901; B.A., Huntington Coli., 1925, D.O., 19~0; B.D.,S.T.M., Orbit Dr RD I Cape May Coun House NJ 08210 Geuysbur& Luth. Theol. Scm.; m. Mabel f. Mumma, 1925: 1 dau., Una Joyce (Mr<. Wm. H. Elder). Ordained to ministry U.B. Ch., !927; MEADERS, LOREN BRYCE, oil exec.; b. Richfield, Ill., O<:t. 28, student pastor, Aleundria, Ind., 1921·23, Van Buren, Ind., 1923-25; 1907; s. Frederick E. ami Anna (Bahr) M.; student Kan. U.. 1926-27, pastor, N~w Dundee, Ont., 1925·27; conf. supL U.B. Ch., Va., Okla. U., 1927·28, Advanced MgmL Program Harvard, 1951; m. 1927-28; pastor King SL Ch., Chambersburg. Pa., 1928-61; bishop Georgia Burnett, Dec. I, 1934 (dec.): children-John B., Thomas F.; Eastern area U.S. and Can .. 1961·69: Eastern area, Western area U.S. m. 2d, Martha P. Hester, Jan. I 5, 1970. Worked in oil fields, Borger, and Can., 1968-69, bishop emelitus, 1969-. Tru•tec Milton Wright Tex., 1921·28; with Halliburton Co. (formerly Halliburton Oil Well Mend. Home, Huntington Coli. Mem. Pa. (past chmn.), Franklin Cementing Co.), 1928-, v.p. field operations, 1950·53, pre>., dir.. County (counci1or). World·s (pres.) Christian endeavor unions. 1953--, chief exec. officer, 1963-; dir. Brown & Root, Inc., Otis Internal. Soc. Christian Endeavor (past pres.), Pa. Sabbath Sch. Assn. Eng:ring. Corp.• other subsidiary cos. Trustee Halliburton Employees (dir., past pres., dir. dept. e,·angclism 1969-), Ftaoklin County Benefit fund. Mem. Am. Petroleum lnst., Am. lnst. Mining and Sunday Sch. Assn. (supt. adminstrn.). Rotarian. Author: Why We Metall. Eng,._, Ind. Petroleum Assn. Am., Mid-Continent Oil and Choose Christ; Music in Christian Education; A Christiln and His Gas Assn., C. of C., Nomads, Beta Gamma Sigma. Clubs: Chaparral; Church; abo numerous pamphlets. Editor: United Brethren Hymnat Oallu Country; Dallas Petroleum. Home: 3601 Turtle Creek Blv;l United Brethern Hymnal Rev. Hom"' 313 Roland Av Chamber,l>urg Dallas TX 75219 Office: 3211 Southland Center Dallas TX 75201 PA 17201 Office: 1221 E Broad St Columbus OH 43216 also 900 S Arlill,!ll<>n Av HarrisburJ PA 17109 MEADOR. CLIFTON KIRKPATRICK, physician. educator; b. Selma. Ala., Sept. 7, 1931; s. Daniel John and Mabel (Kirkpatrick) M.; MEADOWS, GLENN HARGUS, mfg. co. exec.; b. Akron, 0 .. Apr. B.A. (Walter 0. Parmer scholar), Vanderbilt U., 1952, M.D., 1955; m. S, 1929; s. Paul and Lillian (Campbell) M.; B.S., U. Akton, 1952; Helen Allen. June 17. 1955: children--Clifton Kirk;-atrick, Aubrey postgrad. Harvard Soh. BU$., 1966: m. Louella Mac Nelson, Jan. 7, Allen, Ann Graham, Elizabeth Garrett. Intern, Presbyn. Hosp., 195 I; children-Karen Lou. Kimberly Kay. Dir. personnel Children's N.Y.C., 1955·56, asst. resident medicine, 1956-57; asst. resident llosp., Akron, 195~·57: dir. indsl. relations McNeil Corp., Akron, medicine Vanderbilt U. Hosp., 1959·60; fellow endocrinology 1957·65, sec., 1965·69, v.p.. see., 1969-, also dir.; dir. Permanent V3nderbilt U .. 1960·61, instr. dept. medicine Sch. Medicine, 1960.61; fed. Savs. & Loan Assn. Akron. Trustee Children's Hosp. Served to Is! lt. USAf, l9j2-54. Mem. Akron C. of C. (trustee). Home: 2977 practice medicine, speciatiz.ing in enducrinotogy, Se1ma, 1961~61, pvt. Harriett Rd Silver Lake OH 44224 Oilice: 96 E Crosirding Sch., Waterbury, Conn.; m. 1963. Fellow A.C.P.; mcm. Am. Dtab'etcs As.n.. Am. Fedn. for Om. Steve V.P.W. Allen, July ll, 1954; I son, William Christopher; Ruearch, Endocrine Soc., N.Y. Acad. Sci .. Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. stepchildren-Steve. Brian. David. Broadliha. Mem. editorial bd. So. Med. Jour., 1969-. Spring Again, 1942·43, Another Love Story, 1943·44, Kiss Them for Contbr. articlu profi. jours. Home; 3188 Overhill Rd Birmi'lgham AL Mc:J 'i944.45. The Gazebo, 195S; motion picture appe3rances include 3S2ll Undereurrent, Lady in the Lalc. Dr. Ki1dare. Thin Man. l.uck o( the Irish. Enchantment, David nnd Bathsheba, The fat Man. Co!kge MEADOR, DANIEL JOHN, educotor; b. Selma, Ala., Dec. 7, 1926; Confidential; TV appearances all major dramatic. panel and Ylriety s. D'\niel John and Mabel (Kirkpatrick) M.; B.S., Auburn U., 1949; shows. 1952-; res:u1ar panel mcm. TV show~ I've Ooi a Secret. LL.B .. U. Ala., 1951; LL.M .• H>rvorJ, 1954; m. J>net Caroline l952~S8i aut~mr column for Carle Blan~he m:.g.~ atso N. Am. Heilmann. NQv. 19. lfJ.SS; children-Janet Barrie, Anna Kirkpatrld~+ New•paper A!!iancc, 1960.65; m;,~ • ..-~...-. no. .._.,.,.,., .. ,,. ••... n•.,v••• -"'l""'' • •¥ •• ·~"'-· \fempl1i'. Ji),;q. SR: c'ct. v.r. BJ!>ic:: childrcn-Ethclwyn. Hilary. Mallory. ~!eri. ,'\.st. condr. Philo. Ore h .. B~~ii A~i,;iit~d ~~ A~-l. b~~. 1926. since prlcticeri. in Te.~.trk:ar.a~ rr.e:n. ~l.}'rd. e,•nwit Teller. 'I.Y C.. 1962·<;~: IQ5Z-. Home; 230 Rutgr a>sns. ~lethodlSt 1 • Tcnn) -;hpt. ·\m. Cancer Snc.~ dir.• mem !'In: s. William Rcect and Glldys (~·I<>R. 19~~ . .1~. \lwyer: b. Rate: \'JSn. (p.s"t dk). Gen. So.:. anJ \tc~.:hanics Culler, and preJ~Ce'l<'>Vf r:rm. Tampa. 1955- ~: city atty .. Tarnp.l. W.t!i• and Anna (l! Cotton Mill Co.. 1946·6~. Blendspun. Inc. Pres .• dir. Dcf. .1. 478 Main St Bul!alo :-. 1963) a"ns. Baptist. Horne' bor II (m~m. exec. com.). Phi Delta Phi. Kappa Alpha. Mcrhodist lpast ••rious ll>:•tions, 1958--, mgr. :>:.Y. Hilton. ladoj~a Av Tampa Fl 33606 Office: Box 3239 Tampa FL 33601 chmn. bd.). Clubs: Carolina Country, Sphtn' (Raleigh). Home: 2217 'I'"· CooraJ Hi!tun Hotel. Chgo.. 1968-. StMary St Raleigh l'C 27608 Office: Wachovia Bani:. Bldg Raleigh Conv. and Tounsm Bur., 1968~. Served l SMITR, WILLIA:'>f REED. educator; b. Salt Lake City, Apr. I. NC 27602 ,.;ipient l'•ft~er·in-~-H aw•rd. 1971. Mem. 1925; s. Albert Thomas and Estella (:->olson} S.; B.S., U. Utah, 1949, ! Motel A.' A<>n. Commerce and Industry. 1955; children-Steven, Elizabeth. Thomas, Matthew, Kristin. 1906: s. William Edward and Lillian Sophia {Simpson) S.; B.S. in Edn .• . ~ Hundred (Chgo). Address: 720 S Katrina, John. Research psychologist U. Utah. 1954-60; research California (Pa,) State Tchrs. Coli, 1932; M.A .• IJ. Pitts .. 1936: profl. 60605 scientist Air Force Cambridjle Research Center, 1960·61; asso. prof. diploma. Columbia Tchrs. Coli.. 19~0; Ed. D .. 1.:. Fia .. !953; m. Hden Noubeastern U .• 1961-63; dir., mgr. devel. Xero• Corp., 1963·67; Huberta Copenhaver, June 17. 1937; l dau .. Susan Helen. lnstr.J'hys. \'II.TI:-1, Jr., eduoator; b:Flint, Mich .. Nov. r prof. psychology, chmn dept. Te•. A. •nd M. U .. 1967-; dir. Orgn. edn. and history Catirornia High Sch: .• 1932·38, 40-42; summer instr. :in and Mertie (Holiday) S.: B S., Ohio State Devel. Services, Inc.; ad\>iser Center Tntcrnat. Mgmt. Studies. Mr:m. r: U. Ala., 1939; ""·prof. phys. edn. U. R.I., 1942-43: mem. f•.cu!ty U. ;,, 1937, Fh.D .• 1942: fellow Merrill· Palmer nat. bd. com. Nat. YMCA. Recipient Outstanding Tchr. award Te•. Miami (Fla.), 1946-, prof. health. phys. edn. at1d recreation. 195()...., ; tth Elaine Henderson, Sept. 3. 1938; : ~ A. and M. U., 1963. Mem. Am. Psycho!. Assn., Acoustical Soc. Am, chmn.dept., 1951~. o.so. deanSch. Edn, 1960...... Co-dir. Nat. Conv . ' ...)i.llC' Y., Maureen B., Deborah 0. Extens.[o,l Sigma Xi. Author articles in field. Home: 1826 Shadow Wood Dr Health and Phys. Edn,, J 960; chmn. com. rec!'eation in Miami for l •-JS. mem. staff Community ln.t.. 19~3- 45; College Sution TX 77840 hearings spl. subcom. aging U.S. Senate, 1960 Served to It, comlr. ; .• t9)5-J7p instr. rural sociology e~tension, '. USNR, 1943-46. M~m. Nat., Fla. edn. assns.• Am .. Fla. (v.p. 1955) .' lit., 194S.47; mem. faculty Pa. State U., SMITH, WILLIAM SPE:>OCER, Jr., tobacco co. exec.; b. assns. health. phys. edn. and recreation. Iron Arrow, Phi Delta Kappa, • prof. family relations, 1950....., state 4·H Blackstone, Va .• Dec. 23, 1918: s. William Spencer and Nancy Kappa Delta Pi. Phi Epsilon Kappa. Contbr. prof!. jouts. Home: 3~00 f:tmity. youth and community devcl. coop. ('W'illiamson) S.; student Rutgers U. Grad. Sch. Sales Mgmt., 1965·66; Cheryl lane Miami Fl 33143 Office; Univ :-.!iami Coral Gables fl. -69. prof. rural sociology, 1969-, chmn. m. Dorothy Clements, Jan. JO. 19~2: children-Katherine Lavassuer. 33124 Vis. prof. U. Ark,, Columbia Tch~ Coli., Nancy Clements. William Spencer Ill. With R.J. Reynolds Tobacco i ; •t>taff; Fulbright 11rof. The Nctherlsnds, Co.• 1939·42, 4&-, asst. div. mgr .. 1952· H. sales smff, SMITH, ZACHARY 'tAYLOR, II, tobacco co. e.,ec.: b. Mt. Airy, t: ! oiL Community Devel. Counn. 1959-CI, v.p., 1961-66, exec. v.p .. 1966-70, pres .. chief exec. officer, Econs., U. N.C.. 1947. With RJ. ReynoiJs Tobae} -''· Fellow Am. St>eiol. Assn.; mem. Nat. Trustee Old Salem. Inc.; bd. dirs. Winston-Salem chpl. A.R.C. Served past bd. dirs. Devotion Fo•nd.. N.C. Outward Bound Sch .. Srr.al! Bus. !. .,. (pros. 1966-67), Am. Assn. Marriage with AUS. 1942-46. Named Tobscco \tan of Yr.. So. Tobacco and Devel. Com.• Winston· Salem Symphony. Citizens Planning Counc1!; ...... Rur>l Sociol. Soc .. Am. Assn. U. Profs.. Candy Assn., 1966. Mem. Am. Soc. Corp. Execs .• Honorable Order past pres .. dir. Child Guidance Clinic Forsyth County, YMCA. Red !: ct.a. Gamma Sigma Detta. Phi Delta Kappa. Ky. Cols .. Winston-Salem S•les and Marketing Exec>. Democrat. Shield Boy's Oubs bd. visitors \Vake Forest t:.; plst chmn. ind.sl. di.-. i < tnlma Mu, Alpha Kappa Delta. Epsicopalian ' .. Methodist. Rotari>n. Clubs: Berm•Jda Run. Old Town Arts Council fund drive, past v.p., dir. Arts Council; p.lst vice chmn •• ' !' >!': ~ith B,·rnard and Buchanan) DJting. ('W'inston·Salern); lone Palm Golf (lakeland, Fla.). Home: 349 N dir. Friends of lJ.N.C. library; Served to lt. lJS:-iR, I~H-46. \!em. I. H3; al><> re'"arch bulls. Editor: The family Pine Valley Rd Winston-S>Iem NC 27104 Office: RJ Reynolds Winston Swn: Embas;y; Bachelor. I "i& I'~ State Univ lJni«.; b. Butte, Mont., Aug. 30, 1902; Reynolds Tobacco Co Winston-Salem NC 27102 .:;...... , ASON,Iawyer; b. Dongan Hills, N.Y., Dec. s. Arthur and Ellen (Powell) S.; student Phillips Exeter Acad.; A.B., ;~ ....., and Mary (Evans) S.; A.B.. Yale, 1931; Harvard; m. Eduh Briscoe, Jan. 23, 1913: children-Richard Arthur, SMITHI'IERG, EUGENE HERBERT, educator, mech. engr.: b. p :;, m. Jane Prouty, J"ne 20, 1935; Margaret Ellen (Mr>. J. Rver Sehermerhorn. Jr.). Past tteas.. dir. N.Y.C.• June J, I922; s. Harry and lucy (Koppel) S.: B.:-..!ech. . "'(IJ, Olivia M.UiH, WILLIAM THO!\IAS, computer co. exec., ret. air force N.Y.C.. 1962-70, ehmn.. 1962, vice ehmn.• 1968-70~ mem. 1inin& Co. Trustee YWCA of N. Y .C. Brearley officer; b. Detroit, Aug. 19. 1913; s. Arthur Joseph and Elitabeth Oeer Community Planning Bd .. N.Y.C., 1962-; mem. Chelsea Com. r -:t.citie::s Aid Assn. Served from ensign to It. (Kenny) S.; student U. Detroit, 1932-34; B.S., U.S. Mil. Acad., 1939; Neighborhood Devel., 1960---. Served to lt. (j.g.) USNR. 194•·46. •. Mem. Am .. l'tY .• N.Y. County bar assns., Mem. Am. Soc. M.E .• Am. Soc. Engring. Edn., A.A.A.S.. Am. Assn. m. Nina H3Skins Crews, May 18. 19~6: children-William Thomas, L :'ouncil on Fg:>. Relations. Club.: Century. Patricia Ann. Commd. 2d Jt. L:SAF, 1939. advanced through grades U. Profs.. Tau Beta Pi. Pi Tau Sigma. Home: 35! W 24th St New York . :3ity. Home: 52 E 82d St New York City NY to maj. gen., 1966; flying instr.. eomdr. Primary Flying Sch .. Tuskegee, City NY 10011 Office: 323 High St Newark Nl 07 H)2 .oay New York City NY 1000~ Ala .. 1941-43; comdr. Andrews AFB. ~ld .. 1956·61; dcp. dir. Dcf -'f Communications Agy .• Arlington. Va .. 1966-69, retired, 1969; v.p. S:\ll'tHER, WILLIAM JO::>IA'tHAN, educator. Prof.. chmn. dept. ICltAEL,ins. co. uec.;b. Cin .. Aug. I. 19!1: atomic energy icw Orleans LA . ' H. (Bicknell) S.: A 6 .• U. ~lich .• 1932. M.A., Decorated Air medal, Legion of Merit \\"1th oak leaf ctus.ter. Mcm. 70118' j; '~~ "::tu. Nov. JO. 1933: children-Robert M .. Armed Forces Communications and Elec. Assn. K.C. Clubs~ Army :l. With Acacia Mut. life Ins. Co.. i !1-lid... Navy Town. Army Navy Country (Washington). Home: 613 Pulman SMITHERS, LEROY DEHART, chem. mgr.; b. Cameron, Mo .. July ; linc~ln N>t life Ins. Co.• Fort -. sec. PI AlexaPdria VA 22305 Officeo 6565 Arlington lllvd Falls Church 23. 1908; s. Roy R. and Mary Cuma (DeHart) S.; B.S .. U. Mo., 1931; .p.. 1965-67. sr. v.p.. 1961-. also dir.; dir. m. Mary Rosalie Cousins, June 22, 1935; children-Robert Hundley, l; VA 22046 ....,. Co .. london. Eng .. 1970--, mng. dir.. Mary Claudia. Treating engt. Dowell, Inc.. 1936· 39. asst. to rngr .. ,. 'Ill, i9H·4~. Mem. Wayne C. C,, h of life SMITH. WILLIAM VICK, physicist; b. Dallas. Dee. II, 19I6; s. 1940-41; adrninstrv. asst. Dow Chern. Co., 1942·45; ,.·orks mgr. Dow !' u. rer.). Am. !\I gmt. Assn, Assn. Computing 1946-~q. Charles Gro•·er and Aur.lia (Moyer) S.; A.B. summa cum laude, Chern. Canada, ltd.. Sarnia, Ont.. Can.. exee. v.p .• l949·5v, !0 Hyde Park PI London W2 England Office: pres., 1956-; dir. Dow Chem. Co. Recipient engring. award C. ~lo .• Harvard. 1937, M.A .• 1939, Ph.D.• 1941; m. Jeanetl~ L. Pedersen, lalttavcrs St London WC 2 England t. t; Apr. 18. 1941; l dau., Jeanette Aurelia. Fluorescent lighting research 1960. Ftllow Chern lnst. of Can. Clubs: York (Toronto): !'.louot Royal (Montreal): Canadion (N.Y.C ); Rotary. Home: 769 St Cloir I Sylvani:l Electric Products Co,~ 1941 .. 42~ microwave magnetron .. 'tL1'0:-I,educator: b. Zone•vil!e. 0., July IS, Pkwy Corunna Ontario Ca~ada Office: Dow Chern of Can ltd PO research. radiation lab. Mass. T~st. Tech.. 1942·45, Raytheon Mfg. ' ii :nd Anna Kathryn (Hoobing) S.; A.B .. Miami Box 1012 Sarnia Ontario Canada , Co.• 1946~ asst. prof.• asso. prof. physics, asso. dir microwave .. ,. M."·· Princeton, 1948. Ph.D.. 1950; M.A. L l ?;m. Mad!yn R,cnee Fernkola. July 3, 1949; spcetrosce>py lab. Duke U., 1946-51; prof. physics, dept. Ghmn. U. S!\.IITRERS, ROBERT BRI:>iKLEY, Ofl!n. exec .. investment "'·timt instr, psychology Princeton, 1948·50, DeL. 1951-56, physidst research labs. IB:>.!. Yorktown Heights, N.Y., banker; b. Glen Cove, N.Y., July 30. 1907; s. Christopher D. and 1956· 70. 72-; mgr. physics 1B'f Research Lab .. Zurich, Switzer!Jod, I 'Pror. p<:opy. 19Sl; The Laser, 1966. Aircraft Marine Speciahty Co., B>lt., !938·H; spl. partner F. S, romks Sue., ~.A,A.C.P. Sigma Xi. Author; P.atcntee cathodes for fluorescent li~hts. mech .. etectronlc tuning of Smithers & Co.~ investment bank-er~ N.Y.C•• 1950--. Established • Behl\·ior of Man. 195S. Perception and mlgr.etrons~ atomic clucks. Jascr dtflection and modulation devices. Christopher D. Smithers Found., 1952. for orgns. engaged in hrkway Hanover NH 03755 · Address: 28 Gary Dr ChapplY 10514 alcohoUsm and canct:r; charter amended, 1956, now only (u\.::"ld. in field of ah:oholism in U.S.; ueas. Nat. Council Akoholir.m, Inc.~ :-;QR:\IAN. educator. m3thematic-ian; b. S'\ll'tH, WILLIAM WALLACE, cl.rgyman; b. Lamoni. Ia., Nov. 1955-58, pros .. 1953·62, 65, chmn.. 1962- 64; fo'Jnder. lst ;;res_ #Ua. Frederick Henry and Nel!a (Nichols) 18, 1900: s. Joseph and Ada Rachel (CI>rk) S,; A.A .• Graceland Coli., Nassau-Suffolk Com. on Alchoholism. Inc.. 1956; vice pres .. .. 19l5. M.A.. 1936; Ph.D .. U. w,.., 1952: rn. lamoni. Ia., 1922, D.O. (hon.J, 1970; A.B .. lJ. Mo., 1924; m. admim.tr. lntt-rn:.tt. Council on Alcohol and Aico~ohsm; chmn . • :\by 29. 19H: chiiJrcn--:..;ancy Nella. Rosamond Bunnell, !'\ov. 12. 1924: children~Rosolcc (Mrs. Otto Alcoholism com. Correctional Assn. ~. Y.; mem. Gov:s adv. com. on q Frl.-derick. Richard \'ir.cent. ~1em. faculty Helmut Elser). \\ :.lllace Bunne1i, Ord.:iined to ministry, R.:org:1nized alcoholism;chmn. Alcoholism Recovery lnst .• S.Y.C, 1967-. \tern:. i~t6-4S;mom. faoulty U, Wyo.. 1948-, prof. Ch. of Jesus Christ of Lauer Day Saints. 1928; asso. p.l'tor Stone Ch. Sew(; omen Soc.~ St- 0~0rze's. Soc .. Ducks.l'nhd.~ Inc. (a fot:nder. lst ~pl .. 1963·71. dean Summer Seh .. 1911-. Congr~gation, lnder~.:.ndente. 19:!9-3V: p:1stor ftrst Ch .• PortJand. chmn. Md.). Clubs: Connetquot River (Oakd1:fe. Ll,); Pi pin~ R'"'~k~ ~.~ trc.a.,. Rocky ~1ounain sect. 1964~67. Ore. 19-+S~46; mcm. council T~·ehtt Apo:stlr:s.. 1947-50~ counsellor to Cree~ (locust Valley); Racquet and Tennis C\.Y.C.); Ri,ugo~ehc '\loth. Sue .. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma. pres. Re<1rganized Ch. Jesus Christ of Latter Day S:1ints, 1950-SS. S'almon. Home: Frost Mill Rd locust Valky NY 11560 Office;~ I E ~tracin& Ekmcntary Mathematics, 1962; also pres .• 1958~ ~: as~t. editor in chief Slints' Her~ld. l950·S8, edttor in 57th St New York City NY 10022 td: A• laramie W Y 8207C chief. 1958· ·; dir, P>c•fic land D.-'1:1. A•;n. Chrl\n. bd. trustee. Jndcpcndcnc.e Sanitarium and Hrtsp. Uon. fcUow Harry Trum3n S'\HTHIES, ARTHUR, ecooomi>t; b. Hobart, Tasr:\an:>. Australia. ,) oln; b. SuPnia, 1929: B.A. (Rhodes scholar). ~bgdalen Coil., O.,f·.rd U., id.el. Dec. 23, HB llcllcvi.ra Dt Independence ~10 64r)55 Office, The Auditorium 1932~ Ph.D. (Common.,ealth Fund Fellow). HJrvard U .• 19.14: m. Juno (~Irs. lame. Pmcro). Wi!li>m r .. Sally 1ndopender.ce MO 64051 · Katharine Ripman~ feb. 22. 1935; children-Rich;:ard. P:~m.:h. Juiiet. •• 19l6~ 37. Comnwnwca1th Edi!i.un Co.• lnstr. economics U. of Mh.:h.. 193.\·35. «on. rr~ta~ury Dept., "II.. 19l9·~1; dear, 1nstrn. Assn. Coils. t'p~r S:\!ITR, WILLIAM WIKOFF, oil co. e,ec.; b. Bryn M>wr,l'a .. Aug. Commonwe:\1th of ~"'-ustralitt. 1935-J~. 3!St. and asso. prof. ecc.n. L1• :ulty U. Te• .• 19~8·50; mern. fa·:ulty IJ. Kall .. IS. 19'19: s. Wikoff and Helen Lanier (Port') S,; student fpi•copal of ~l1ch, I 'I 38·43; econ. and chief of ccon br.. lJ.S. !!ur. of the !bd~R. 1'141·45. Mcm. l9~b-. •.p .. 19~6·48, pr<' .• 19~8~. aho pres. •ubsidi>ries. Mem. Adminstrn., 19--18-49~ prof. econ. Han·ard t.:. since 1949. chm!i. d-:pt. l"--- Edn•• Kan. En_gring. Soc.. Slgm3 Xi. Delta Sat. Petro~cum CounciL Ind. Petroleum A'>sn. Am. {dir.). J'resbyn. t-cnnomtcs, 19~0-S5. _ S3tblntel Rope\ prof. poli,tcal ccoromy. Pi. St.a.m.1 Tau. Et:t Kaf'l.P3 Nu (n.it. pres. l!om<: 250 N !than Av Vrllano'> PA 1908~ Office: 40 ~lorri~~v 1_95}-:·. !"~'!e: .':r. ~!rkl>".d _liouse; 196~: Fu_l~~i~h;, vis. prof;• 1\,, ...... ? ...... _•• ~ • """• ...... , .. , .. ,... U• -·~- 0 H IL capt. Bau:.hon. s.v.·. P:~dfu: Thc1tre. lq·U-46; dlr. Water,.ays E:tpt. Sta., USN R. 19~~. ~6. ~lcm. !nd•l. Rel>tion> Re<;<>tch A.sn .. Gra<:tr) PurpJc Hearl (C.S.); comdrs. cro.» Vicb.hu'1~ Miss.• 1955~5S; with ~til. Ac;<:;lstan~c Adv. Group. ~1fr'i. A!tsn. (pJ.st chmn. ir.dsl. r.:latiom.. C{">!TI.), m. c. of c. Home: l Minn. fli$L Soc .• Am. Sc!n~·- r ... Vietnam. 1959-60; d»t. cngr. KanSA' City (Mo.) D1>1., 1960·63: with Millilin PI Dc.;atur lL 62522 Offitc~ 2200 E !:lti.Jr.ado St Dcca::.'.tr ll luthnan. Address: J ll ManitO"- S: ""· :,.-·~ direl• mit con•trn. Office Chief Engr>. 19~3-66. dir. mil. 62S21 wnstm., 1966-67; comdg. gen 18th Engr. Sri3ade, Vietnam. 1~67: ROLW!':S, KI::":>;ETH HE:"RY. dir. C:Q;,nStrn. Hdgrs. MiL Assistance Command. Vu~:tnam. 1967-68; ROLU:-iS, STEED, newo•·: A d · M:u. 5. 192J; s. Henry and Dvro~:---~ comdg. aen. Ft. leon>rd WOO. ~liss. R~>cr J9l6;s Euv..rd:rylcrand a;•· ~ppen lX m 1948; m. C•therme R. Ott. Fe<> . ; C&mmn., di\', engr. LO\\CT Mi$S. VaHc)· div.~ Vkksb~.::g. 1969· 71: dcp. 1'130·34; A B.. \anderbdt L. l'tJ . •• • •• ~ct 30, Trre~a K. Acc(luntant. Fruin·C._)~:':~->'7 ': chicfofeni\U., Wa>hiflgton,l971-. Decorated D.S.M. vdthoa\.leaf 194-.J: chilJrcr.--Amy Elizabeth. Stccu. rtcporter for the DurhJm !rca> .. 1961-. bd, dir> .. 196~-. .::: ciU$ter. Silver Star. Lesion of Merit, Sronle St~r. Army Morn~ng Htrilld, 19J8.lit. editor and a~st. editorial writer. 1939-·tO, Missi»ippi V;,llle;· Jr. Achie'"e:r:::r.!... :.., -:: Commendation m~d3t Registered pron. engr. fellow Am. Sue C.E_; mng. editor. 1940-·H, editor since 1950: e.xec. ednor Durham 1'141·45. Clubs. St. Louis. ~li;;o•.;; .->..:.~ mem. Soc, Am. Mil. Eng". Baptist. Home: Quarters S4 Ft Belvoir VA Herald-Sun Papers. now pre-s.; v.p. Herald-Sun Papets. since Jan. Spring\>ri>r St ChcsterfrclJ !\10 ~.;.: .. - ._ 22000 Offi Washin£ton DC 20314 1947; dk Hott~e Sa,.·s and Loan As.sn., Durham ln'"·e:stment Corp.• 1706 Olive St StLouis MO 63!03 Durham lndsl. Development Corp. Tru,.ce ~.C S>mphonf Soc.: ltOLLI:"S, CALVIS DWIGHT, educator; b. Clay Center, Neb., chmn. Recreation Ad ...·. Com., Durham, 1948-5.:. member o board ROLZ·DENSEIT, JOSE. t:~ o;;:.. ::. r: Sept. 14, 1918: •· Cah·in ond Mary Merle (Ell<'!'} R.; A.B. U Ncb., dirs. Durham l:nitcd fund. Durh>m Com. of 100. Durham Mchts. Aug. 9, 1918; s. Federico Rolz ace~.~.:--" 1941; D.Phil., ll. Oxford. 1954; m. Helen De Abernathy, Oct. 28. Assn.; mem. S.C. Bd. or Corrections. & Training: dir, Joumatts-m law and soclat scis. Faculty of W"". :.. C 1961; I son, Mark Edward. Chmn. dept. philosophy Oberlin (0.) Found. of S.C.. ~.C. As>a. Press Club (pres. 1951). Served Castro de Roll Bennc:tt Jt.me 15 . .:. .:.....;, ::- : Coli., 1957-65: sr. fellow The lnst., Australian Nat. U., Canberr-. U.S.A.A.f.. 1941-~5. Cluo: Rotary (Durham). Home: 33 O>k Dr Cristina. Julie-ta, Patrich.. H.:m ':""-;;:: 196S-6'1: prof. U. Western Ont., london, Can,, 1967-68; prof. U. Durham NC 27707 Office: Durham Herald-Sun Pape" Durham NC Gu3.temala, 194-4,62: hor.. prot h~c-1.,. __ ::;..~ Conn .• Storrs, 1968-, head dept. philorophy, 1971--. Served with 27701 fa<:ult!es lnw and hum:ln;ucs. tt;.::-..::-. USAAF, 1942·46. Rockefeller Po>twar fellow Cambridge (Eng.) U., 194S·S4: mem. Nat. Consc:ruen: ·"-'-'<-:::. 1947-48; Rhodes scholar Oxrord U .. 1948-51; Mellon Postdoctoral ROLLINS, THEODORE SONNY, musician, composer; b. N.Y.C., drafced Quatema:a·s Constn .• }'1..;~.;: ·-:::::. ~ fellow U. Pitt>., 1962-63; fulbrigb.t grantee. vis. prof. Australian Nat. Sept. 7, 1930: >. Walter &nd Valborg (Solomoni R.; ed. high sch., Security !nst.. 1946-48; mem. G -"--"" U~t 196~. Mtm. A.m. Philos. Assn .• Mind Assn .• ArhtoteHan Soc .. N.Y.C.; m. Dawn Finney, 1956 (div.); m. 2d. Luctlle Pearson, Sept. sessions, also lst-3d emergenc:r- s::_ :;... ···~'""' Am. A>>n. Rhode. Scholars. Editor; Knowledge and E•perience, 7, 1959. Tchr. saxophone. N.Y.C.. 1961-; condr. Sonny Rollins & mem. Guatemllan d~kg.ation ! ""·.;>;-::. 1963; {with Robert Brown) Con«mporory Philosophy in Australia, Co. Orch,;concert tou:. Europe, 1959, 63; tour of the Far East, 1966; session U~ Trus.tee:\hip Co-....r.cil;:: ~:'":""-.:... -~ 1969. Home: S.puati>t Rd Stom CT 06268 composed. scored and played music for moti-un picture Alne: Pacific, lq56; GuJtemalan r:p, C.:;,.-;;: :--:"? _ recordings for RCA Vi.:tor; organized Henry Street Settlement Music Energy Agy., 1956; mem. !.:" Cc.,-,-.,..,_ ROLLl!'iS,S. DONALD, >teel co. exec.: b. Pitt>., Dec. 25, 1913: s. Sch,, 1963. Recipient Critics award for best tenor saxophone adminstrn:, 1957; ambassador. -r-;::-:-.;..::::,:· M. Clark and Jean W. (Hodgkiss) R.; student Carnegie lnst. Tech., throughout 1960's, Downbeat mag. CompoSitions include: Freedom 1958; actt.r:g Cir. L'~ div, trus:..c.c..£~-:\: Armour lns.t. Tech.; m. 2d, l'an~y Boe..:king; children-Donald Peter, Suite. Doxy, Oleo. Sonnymoon, Suite lmperator. \"als.e Hot~ Kid's Kat>nga. Congo. 1962; perwtul re~. · Susan J., Ruth M. Clk.· estimator Am. Sheet & Tin Plate Co., 1934-36; Know, Decision~ Plain Jane. Wait March. ·way Out \Vest, others. adminstr. of\\'. !'\ ew Cuinca, 1": ~ ;: with Carneaie-111. Steel Corp., 19 36·50, planning cngr., 1948-50. assL Rocipientjazz ~fan ofthe Year award Downbeat mag.. 1962, All S!ar UN. 1962 .. 64: um.!ef'Sei:. spL p-e-tit.. chief cngr~ 1950; with U.S. Steel Corp., 1951-, v:p. facility pl>nning Jizz poll winner Playboy mag., 1962, others. :O..!em. Rosicruciao Office Pub.lofurmation. 1965-~3. ·.-..:: ,. < and appropriations, 1960, pres. Am. Bridge div .. 1961·69, pres. Order, Am. Fedn. Musicians. Home: 195 Willoughby Walk Brooklyn 1968-. also charge div. hum:::-~ subsidiary U.S.S. Eng~ & Cons., Inc, 1969-. Mem. Am. Iron and NY 11205 Merit (Ecuador). Author: Ei St«l Ins<., Am, Soc. M. E., Assn. Iron and Steel Engn., Am. lnsL Estimativa Juridica. 194l; c.:~. Mining and Metal!. Engrs. Clubs: Duquesne, South Hills Country ROLLINSO:"', CARL LINDEN, educator, chemist: b. Gowanda. Centroamericana. 1949; Ca:-...a (Pitt>.): Seaview Cou.ntry (Absecon. N.J.): St. Clair Country. Home: N.Y., Feb. 25, 1909; >.Ralph linden and Gladys Augusta (Gauger) l..atinoamericanas, 1949; Digestv CO'::~::..::...: 612•Trotwood Circle Pittsburgh PA 15241 Office: 600 Grant St R.: student I;. Roche>ter, 1927-28; B.S. in Chemistry, lJ. Mich., 1933; Ouatemab: ReaHties and Prvb:e~ ...::.. ::. Pitt>bur,t. PA 15230 Ph.D., U. 111 .• 1939: m. Gretchen Amelia Grone"'eg, Sept. 19, 1932. Pelh>m Manor, NY IOW3. OtT>= :,-=..:c. Chemist Moench Tanning Co., Gowanda, 1933-36; research chemist NY 10017 ROLLINS,SOHN w~ corp. exec,. Former lt. gov. State of Del.; m. E.l. duPont de l'emours & Co., Cleve., 1939-43: research chemi", Kl>tharine Jacob, Apr. 12, 1941 (div. 1959); children-John W., aroup leader :l.lonsonto Chem. Co., Dayton, 0., 1943-46: asso. prof. ROMA, LIS.>., (Lisa RomJI T""-~ James, Cath~ Ann, Patrick Emer>an; m. 2d, Linda S. Kuochler. Sept. chemistry U. Mel., 1946-53, prof.. 1953-. Fellow Am. lnst. Chemist>; publisher; b. Ph,lajelphia, feb. :'l. :;-: 16, 1961; children-Theodore Wayne, Jeffrey William. Chmn., pres. mem. Am. Chern. Sex:.~ Am. Ordnance A.s.sn .• N3t. Hlst. Soc.• Council (Rome) Stone: s:udent l!. Pa.. s,_;,_. c.:, Rotlins Leasing Corp.: past chmn. exec. cOm.~ dJr. RoHins. Inc.• Basic Edn., Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Alpha Chi Sigma. Clubo 1929; m. David Trompeter, Dec. J .. :.:: Standard Security Life Ins. Co. N.Y.; partner Rollins Bro>.; pres. University Md. Faculty. Contbr. article> pron. jours. Home: 112 Opera, Berlin. Germany; con~ert. ;:·:;:-:-.; Rollins Jamaica Ltd.; dir. Rollins lnve>tm~nt Co., Rolhns Realty Piping Rock Dr Silver Spring MD 20904 soloist with symphony orc!":.est:u ;:;": ._ Corp., Hi~kok Mfg. Co., Inc., Research ln,·esting Corp.• Standard francisco, Met. Opera Ore!! .. :-; ':' .L : Pacbiing Corp.• Registtar & Transfer Co. Lt. gov., DeL, 1952-56; ROLNICK, HARRY, bus. cons.; b. Bklyn., Apr. 12. 1900; >. Morri> Courier mag.; p{Of, s.inging lJ, So. U:_ ~ .. candidate for gov. DeL, 1960. Trustee Reinha.rdt Col!., Wesley Coli. and Sarah (Stein} R.; student Dow Sch., Houston, 1916; m. Louie Recipient florence Nightins_~~ l."" ;;__:-.:.... De~orated comdr. cross Knights of Malta; recipient Horatio Alger Hammerstein, Dec. 27, 1919 (dec. 1928): children-Gerald, Maury; and Art of Singing. 1956; Kei !.:> 0: c r A • award Am. Schs. and Coli>., 1963. Mem. Nat. Conf. Chri>tians and m. ld, Rose Burr. Oct. 27, 1933; l dau., Barbara Ann (dec.}. Speech, 1958. Hon. rnern. Sip·.l Jews (tru>tee).. Republican. Home: Walnut Green Owl's Nest Rd Established hat renovating bus.. 1917: mgr, retail hat >~ores, Dallas, scholarships at U. So. Cal. Hor:.e.: Greenville DE 19807 Office: 2401 Pennsylvania Av Wilmington DE 1921·23; mgr. florence Hat Mfg. plant. Dallalo, 1923-27: formed 198()6 Byer·Rolnick Hat Co., 1928, now Resistol Hats, inc.. pres., 1948-57: RO:>otAGOSA, ELMO LAWR!::'>CE. pres. Byer-Rolnicl Hat Corp. (now Byer-Rolnick Corp.), 1957-66, Thibodaux.La.• Jan.11,1924;<.Lz·~:~-" INS, MABEL ALICE, retired borne economist, educator; b. c:hmn. bd., 1966-68. past chmn. subsidiaries Ecuadorian Pana~a HJt R.; .e:d. St. Joseph Scm .. ~(l':.t.Z ~~-==-.: London. Eng., May 19, 1909 (parent> U.S. citizens); d. John Gustavus Corp., N.Y.C., Weinberg C ., Byor-Rolnick Casual Ord.atned priest Roman C:nhc:::: <: •... and Mabel (Spendtol Sales ofTu .• Nat. Shrine Our Ladr of ho~r{ 5-..:~ · hou>ehold and household mamt. Cornell U., 1932·69, successively Resistol Realty Co.• Churchijl Sales, Ltd.; past chmn. corp. divo .. Ch.. Xew Orleans. 1963-70: a;;:, ~ •. 5.:• U>t., instr.• &>st. and as>a. prof., prof., r-rof. and he>d dept., 1952·69: Resislol Hats. Inc .•. Kevin McAndrew, Hatmakers. Churchilt Hats. 1950-60, dir .. 1962; commuo:e>:."'""' ::.: partner John G. Rollins & Sons. N.Y.C., 19~0-69; dir. Rollins & Sons Ltd.; past prn. Garland lnd.sl Acreage, Inc.; now investments and 1962; founding editor Ct:uicr:. 1-:.~"'".a ;: ....~ (London), Ltd. Fellow A.A.AS.; mem. Am, Er.ons. Aun., Arr •. Home business cons.; dir, First l\"at. Bank of Ga.rland. Past pres. Hat lnst.~ residence Sts. Peter and Pa.1l \...~:·:...T ~·:-~ Econs. Assn. (chmn. PiSS·S6), Am. Assn. U. Profs., Omicron Nu. Phi !nc. Apptd. Tex. Ambassador of Good Will, 19-18. Recipient Cath. Broadcasters Assn., i <;6 3-'::': K,.ppa Phi. Si&ma Kappa. Home: 319 Mitchell St Ithaca NY 14850 Neiman-Marcus Fashion award. 1961. Mem. ~.A.M .. Tex. Mfr>. U.S. Cath. bisho;>s subeo;,,:;-,.-~. Assn. (dir.), Nat. Mens Apparel Clubs. Mason (32). Oubo: la Quinta Rcc!pient Paiad:n grand cross Ca:.~-:.... ROLLINS, REED CLARK, b-otanist. educator: b. Lyman, Wyo., (Cal.) Country; Da!lu Athletic, Country, Columbia Country, Dallas, ht ptace best edltoria! Press C ~: S ":'·.,. ~ Dec. 7, 1911; s. William (Clarence) and Clara Rachel (Slade} R.: A.B .• Imperial, Columbia (dir. 1962-) (Dallas); Cherokee (Long,·iew, reature photo, 1965. Mem. C.:~ .?c U. Wyo., 1933; S.M .. State CoiL Wash., 1936; Ph.D .. Harvard (fellow Tex.). Invented Self-Conforming hat constrn.; de-eloped straight line t.\eellenee 1963, 64, 65). ~a!... L.a.. ;.--,· Soc. or Fellows), 1941: m. Alberta fitz-Gerald, Sept. 13. 1939; hat prodn. methods: created flatop hat sty!<. Home; 633S W Press Assn. Democrat. Clu~. :-; .-... C · cbildren-linda Lee. Richard Clark. Teaching fellow Srate Coil. Northwest Hwy Dallas TX 75209 ~~~;:;,d(1t ~lj") Orleans lA 7-~: :7 ( Wash., 1934-36, teaching asst.. summer sch., U. Wyo., 1935; teaching 7 asst. biology Harvard, 1936-37; instr. biology, asst. curator Dudley ROLNlCK, ROBERT FRANKLIN, lawyer; b. Washington. Apr. 17, Herbarium, Stanford. 1940-41. asst. prof.• curator, 1941-47, asso. 1929; >.Samuel and Sarah (fol>toi} R.: B.A., George Washington U., RO!\IAI~. KE:"'-l", r.ews.papertr.::i:t. S:::~:t prof., <:uratort 1947 ... 48; asso. geneticist Guayule Research project. 1952; LLB., U. Mich., 1955; m. Su>.:~n Lozowick, Aug. 19. 1956; Moil, ltd. Officeo 140 King St W T ;:-.::;,
Dept. Agr.1 l943·4S~ prin. geneticist Stanford Research ]nst., children-Pamela, Jonathon, Michael. Admitted to D.C. bar, since 1946-;17; scnetkist, div. rubber plant investigations Dept. Agr., practiced in W~hington; partner firm Danzansky. Dickey. Tydings.. RO:.'\.!All". WILLIAM ALBERT. :::c:'"" 1947-48; •=· Prof. b-otany and du. Gray Herbarium, Harvard U .• Quint & Gordon. and predecessor, 1965-. Home: 6608 Tulip Hill Apr. I, 1919; s. Wtlliam and S>n~ ', <"=-' 1948·54, As• Gray prof. >ystematic b-otany: dir. Gray Herbarium, Ttrr>ce Bethesda MD 20016 Office: 1120 Connecticut Av NW Motor Tng. Sch.. 1939, Intern>!. Harvard, 1954-; chmn. lnst. Re>earch Gen. Plant Morphology, Washington DC 20036 Sludent U. Mich .• 1916-48; "' 195~65, lnst. of Plant Sci> .• 1965-69; supr. Bussey lnstn., Harvard, ch!ldren-J•mts R .• Di.an>l. (').':-s. .:.: :.= 1968-. Vice pres. nat. com. X! Internal. Bot. Congress, Seattle, 1969. ROLO:\'TZ, ROBERT, record co. nee.; b. Phila., Dec. 14, 1920; s. D .• lawrence W. Acc'-'"llnti~i e-:;;e--: ;: Recipient Centenary medal French Bot, Soc., 1954; Certificate Merit, David E. and Rose (Malis) R.; B.S .. Columbia, 1952, postgrad., sec.~treas .• dir. Sherman Prod'..;.::ts~ llot. Soc. Am.; Congress medal XI Internal. Bot. Congress, 1969. 1952-54; m. SUS3n P, Morgan, Aug. 29, 1959; children-Lee Alison, pres., dir., 1954-59; <•<~. v.;>. :-::-.: ;:;.:. FeUow A.A.A.S., Linnean Soc. (London); mem. Orgn. Tropical Robert Morgan. Record producer RCA Victor Records, 195S-58: pres., chmn. operations bd .• lS~i.~:£. :.~ Studies (pres., chmn. bd. 1964·65), Am. Soc. Naturalist> {pres. 1966), music editor Billb-oard mag., 1962-63; exec. editor Music Bus. mag., subsidiary United Filtration C-:<---: Am. A<:3d. Arts and Scis., Am. lmt. Bioi. Scis. (mem. governing bd. 1964-65; dir. ad•t. and publicity Atllntic Records, ~.Y.C .. 1955--, V.fain·Roy Co. Sparton Cory.. ?-'*". -~ 2..· 1961-63). Am. Soc. Plant Taxonomists (pres. 1951), Bot. Soc. Am. v,p, advt. and publicity, 1969-. Served with USAJ\F, 1'>42-45; ETO. Carrier ·Corp. Mem. t;(CC~ cot:x:.:. (v.p. 1961), Cal. Bot. Soc. (trea>. 1945-48), Genetics Soc. Am., Decorated Air medai with clusters. Mcm. Music Reportt:rs Assn. Bd. Mem. asso. bd. gov,. Cc~~-::.. __ :~· Jnttmsl. Assn. Plant Taxonomy (past pres.). N.E. Bot. Club (past (founder, v.p. 1953-55), Record Industry Assn. Am., Nat. Acad. mem. exec. com. Detroit dist. I a....~-.: S.:-:~.:::: prct.), Soc. Study Evolution. Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. Sigma Chi, Recording Art> and Scis. Author: How to Get Your Song Recorded, chmn. Boys ClubS. 01kland C:::;..;_:.::. >· Phi Kappa Phi. Author: rev. edit, of Fernald and Kinsey Edtble Wild 196J. Office: 1841 Broadway New York City XY 10023 United fund, !957-60, l:r.ited fo.:. .: \: Plants of E:ntern North America; also artide~. te:ch. pa~rs profl. with USNR. 1943-46: hcif;o, C:_-, :; . lours. Pa>teditor·in-ehicf of Rhodora. Home: 3 Stanford Rd Wellesley ROLSTON. HOL:>.IES, ret. el~rgymon; b. Staun:on, Va., Sept. 6, legion, 1958. Mem. Chgo. Pres. C-.<:. ' liills, MA 0218 L Office: Gray Herbarium 22 Divinity Av Cambridge 1900; >. Holm.. and Mary Jacqueline (Campbell) R.; A.B., assn.). Vlortd Bus. Council, Wzs::~ ;:">::.. MA 02138 Washington and Lee U., 1920. D.O., 1940; B.D .• Lnion Theol. Scm .. Industries Assn .• Soc. Autor;:.:-,::.:: =.-: 1927, Th.D., 1932; student U. Edinburgh, 1918· 29: m. Mary Long, Alpha Kappa Psi. Ou':>so De:•:,i A:c · ROLLINS, ROBERT LEROY, Jr~ hosp. supt.; b. farmville, N.C. June 24, 1930; children-Holmes, Mary Jacq,elme, Julia long. Edgewoud Valley Country (La C:r Ftb. 16. 1932; s. Robert LeRoy and Hope (W>rd) R.; A.B .• U. N.C., Ordained to ministry Prcsbyn. Ch,. 1927; p>stor Bethesda Ch .. Springs IL 60553 Offioe: 9705 C.:.=;e,;: 1952; M.D., Duke, 1956; m. Janet Ruth Stansill, June 19, 1955: Rockbridge Baths. Va., 1929-41, WestAv. Ch,.Ch>rlottc. KC.,i942· · children-Martha Hope, Robert Scott. Intern Mem!. Hosp .. 49: editor-in-chief bd. cdn., Presbyn. Ch. in t:.S .. Richmood, Va., RO:'IIAI:>;S, JCLES, au:haro b. St. c~'"' Charlotte, 1956·57; re>iJent ~svchiatry Topeka \'A Ho>p., 1957-59, 1949-69; author adult uniform le>Sons, 1934-M; asso. editor Presbyn. 188S~ att:::ndC'd Lycee Con::L.:.r.:.:::::... ?:1_-:_ Mcml. HClsp., Ch>pel Hill, KC., 1959-6(); pvt. practice psychiatry. Outlool, 1932·69; Sprunt lcctr. Union Theo!. Scm .. 1942. Mem. Phi E.<::ole Normale Su~ric-ute. Ecp:.:: ~ Tampa, Aa., 1963-64, Wilminston, N.C., 1964-66; supt. Dorothea Beta Kappa. Author: A Con>ervative looks to Barth and Brunner, p1aywrl>tht, no>dist, philO>Opher, '-''=""' \ •
Scudder Duo-Vest Inc. Mrs. l•Iartha R. v1al1ace llov. 3, l;971
Southern California First Mrs.-Gabriella S. l~ers . :- J.fay 1, 1972 national Bank .• Southt-rest Airmotive Co:npa..'ly J.trs. v1inston Caste1berrJ l'fov. 29, 1971
Stop t-.:: Shop Cos • . •. ~~s. Carol R. Goldberg June 22, 2972
. . .. ·. Texas Industries Inc. Mrs. Patricia Patterson !b.r1erin Aug. 15, 1972 Trans \•!orld Airlines Jewel Stradford Lafontant Spring, 1972
' ...... -~... .· .. ' ••!.· ...• •·.·. ;..... !-· ·.. j " . . ~ •• :...!!'-• .,_ .,...... ' ~ ~~··· ..... -... · . .... ~. -~ ·...... • ...... T A -- B F THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
WOMEN'S TALENT SEARCH .,
For Policy Positions
1. Elizabeth V. Hallanan. 49. Chairman of the West Virginia Public Service Conunission. Former Juvenile Court Judge. Republican . ..(Bio., Tab A).
2. Marian Stephenson~ 53. Vice President, Radio Division, NBC. (Resume, Tab B). Responsible for financial operation with 240 NBC affiliates.
3. Betty McFadden. 50. Merchandising Vice President of Chicago-based Jewel Tea Company (No Bio available). Executive recruiters report that she is quite impressive.
4. Margaret Mahoney. Vice President, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Forrr1er Assistant Secretary and Executive Assistant at Carnegie Corp. (No Bio available).
5. Louise Shadduck. Adm.inistrative Assistant to Congressman Orval Hansen. Fonnerly headed the Idaho Department of Tourism. (No Bio available).
6. Dorothy D. Chappel. Manger, Personnel Plans and Programs. IBM World Trade Corporation, New York. (No Bio available).
7. Kay K. Mazuy. Vice President of the National Shawmut Bank of Boston, heading up the Marketing Division. In her mid-thirties, she is a trained statistician who is very highly regarded in the Boston area. (No Bio available).
8. Lois Wilson. Deputy Secretary to Governors Rockefeller and Wilson. In line to be Commissioner of Education. Highly recom.mended by Jin~ Falk. (No Bio available).
9. Dorothy Orr. Assistant yommissioner, State Division of Human Rights, New York. A Black Republican. (memo attached, Tab C}. · -2-
10. Geraldine Stutz. President and Director of Henri Bendel, Inc., New York. (Bio. , Tab D).
11. Betty Crites Dillon. 50. U.S. Representative, International Civil Aviation Organization, Montreal - 1971 to present. (Bio., Tab E).
12. Jean Allard. 50. Vice President for Business and Finance of the University of Chicago. Formerly Secretary and General Counsel, Maremount Corporation. Although a Democrat, she has a reputation of being extremely capable. (Bio., Tab F).
13. Sylvia Bacon. 43. Associate Judge., D. C. Superior Court. (Bio., Tab G).
14. Margery Somers Foster. 60. ·Dean of Douglass College, Rutgers University since 1967. Former lecturer in econ01nics at Harvard and Mt. Holyoke. (Bio., Tab H).
15. Juanita M. Kreps. 53. Dean of Women's College and Assistant Provost, Duke University. A respected economist. (Bio., Tab I).
16. Ellen Peters. Professor of Commercial Law at Yale. Graduated first in her class in 1955. She is a brilliant lawyer. (No Bio available).
17. Gertrude G. Michelson. 49. Senior Vice President for Personnel, Labor and Consumer Relations of Macy's. Also a Director of Quaker Oats. She is a Democrat. (Resume, Tab J).
18. M. Jane Kay. Manager of Employee Relations. (No Bio available).
19. Mary Joan Glynn. Will assume presidency of Simplicity Pattern Company, Inc. (sales over $100M). in January 1975. Has been with Bloomingdale Bros., New York since 1971 -- most recently as Vice President of Co mmunications. (No Bio available).
20. Virginia Dwyer. Chief Economist and Director of Accounting Research, Western Electric, New York. (No Bio available).
21. Norma Pace. Chief Economist, American Paper Institute, New York. (No Bio available).
22. Sandra Day O'Connor. Lawyer, Judge, and former Arizona State Senator. Highly recommended by Jim Falk. (No Bio available).
\ 23. Miriam Wolfe. Director, Port of San Francisco. (No Bio available). -3-
24. Mrs. John E. Kennedy. Vice President, Sheraton Corporation of America. Boston, Mass. {No Bio available).
25. Mercedes A. Bates. Vice President and Director, Betty Crocker Kitchens. Member of Commission of White House Fellows. (No Bio available).
26. Mrs. Frances Cory. Vice President, Catalina Corporation. Los Angeles (No Bio available).
27. Mrs. Helen Meyer. President, Dell Publishing Company, New York. Age 67. (No Bio available).
28. Louise Curley. Vice President, Scudder, Stevens and Clark, New York. (No Bio available).
29. Lilia Clemente. Director of Invesbnent Research for Ford Foundation, New York. (No Bio available).
30. Margaret Downing. President, California State College, Sonoma, California. (No Bio available).
31. Lorene Rogers. Vice President, University of Texas - Austin, Texas. (No Bio available).
32. Barbara Thompson. Superintendent of Public Instruction, State Depart ment of Public Instruction, Madison, Wisconsin. (No Bio available).
33. Margaret Hallman. Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Smith's Pies, Pottstown, Pennsylvania. (No Bio available).
34. Patricia Carbine. Publisher Ms. Magazine. Former Editor of Look. A very highly respected publisher and businesswoman, per Gerry Warren. (Bio, Tab K). JSI \\'IIO'S \\110 OF A:O.IEIUC:'>:" WO:O.!l.::\
FROM: SPLANE ~ h~ ,~ ,\_ ._,t 1 . - ~ ~ . SUBJECT: Dorot):y Orr v \ --r"" ~~....v) "-~ \~ ;._" f.;,~'~ ....l- \.\.. . o~ ....,. ",v~ r-'-'>. • ,.._ \(L. ~ l r:;yt.J\'~ vJ fL. \'\.P - - \ \\.l::) ~~ - :...!.. Dorothy Orr is presently Assistant Commissioner, State ~~an\.of l\':>:l.Zt-2 ·-.... Rights, State of New York, and a black Republican. She was previously Q \.,.:... offered a PAS-IV, Deputy Director of ACTION, but declined for personal \\'- reasons.
She is interested in policy-making positions in the departments or in reg ulatory commissions, PAS- V and above. Likely areas are DOL, HUD, HE',',~, Consumer Protection, and EEOC, although she would consider other pos sibilitics, such as the Postal Commission•
. I have not met her yet, but most people consider her very strong. She \\ill be here to meet me and as m.any of you as possible the afternoon of Friday, .. November 15.
If you know of anything that seems reasonable, please let me know and I'll ·arrange an appointment.
··. •' ... a,_ :>tatt' Division of tlunt;m J:~ghts I 2 North Road \i i N. White Plains, New Yotk '. ' Diogrnphicnl Sketch ' t
lcghcny College, Hc:.:tdvillc, } ':!nnsylvani.:t -- A.B. in Sociol l·JY· lnnt3 University, ~tl~ntn, C(o~gin -- ~Jstcrs Degree in So~i~l Work )u:.:bia Univct·sity School of !:0cial Hork --Post Grndu
;~;.:r:~J?F.DICAT£;_1) TO ll_l;-i:\~J !~I(:trJ .?_, ~c,;·n:.o:~ A~!O SOCl.\L eL\i·:t:H:f; cscntly, Nrs. Orr is Assistnr.t Con:::.:lissioncr •m Bureau of P:ogr.::tm Planning nnd velop:.:cnt, ~:c·.: York S t.:ttc Di\ is ion of llu:nnn Rights. c hns the responsibility for ·:he development of the first !·fJster Plan for the \·l York State Division of Human Rights in Employr.lcnt and Ho·t:.ing, and the plcmcntation of an nffirr.Jativ=:! action program with the Bant·;ng, Insurance, ::-::1Unication, and Real Es ta tc Indus try geared to the reracdy ~£ discri.rtinatory ploy:::1cnt practices nnd the promotion of equal craployin~nt a u.J economic dcvelop nt opportunities for minorities and women. e has been the Executive Dire~ tor of the IJARYOU.,ACT Cont"1tun tty Corporation '"ith edcrship rcspoasibility for the adminiRtration of one of ttc nation's lrs, Jr(ternau '·· of Human Rights Age1j/ics . \CP (Former President, White • I . Greenburgh Chapter) ..· ..... ,Alpha Kappa Alp:w .~)c,rorh;; .~ .. - I I ~sidcnt 's Advisory Council Board of Direcb)'l:s, Plnnned 1 York University >• s t·i'ho in the East Co-Chai.nnan, ~:cu York State Confcrcnce-E; 7;> lition of Black Homen Westchester Rusidcriti l tchester Links Inc. Board ~f Directors United Fund ' ONAL ..
. (c~· to Dr. Alfonso Orr, Senior Research Scientist at Crccci~3rc 1 C1,1 ·· f0r
10 _,iolo2,ic Studies and Adjnlct Associate Professor of City li:d . i.J:y 'J'./'