News and Notes

NEWS AND NOTES

ACTIVITIES PAUL C. BARTHOLOMEW, University of Notre Dame, will be on leave in the spring semester Princeton University faculty members on to complete a study of the Irish judicial sys- leave during 1968-69 are: William M. Beaney tem and to serve as lecturer at the National and Robert Tucker, each of whom has received University, Dublin. a McCosh faculty fellowship; Richard A. Falk, W. Duane Lockard, Michael N. Danielson and FRANCIS BEER, University of Texas, Austin, Henry Biesen. Robert G. Gilpin and Charles F. attended the summer training institute at the Hermann will be on leave during the second Inter-University Consortium at the University term, 1968-69. of Michigan during the summer of 1968. ROBERT BERDAHL, San Francisco State Col- HENRY J. ABRAHAM, University of Pennsyl- vania, addressed the 61st Annual Meeting of lege, will do research in England during 1968- the Organization of American Historians in 69 under a Guggenheim grant. Dallas, Texas, on April 19, 1968. THOMAS P. BERNSTEIN, Indiana University, served as a research associate at the East BENSON D. ADAMS, has accepted a position Asian Research Center, Harvard University, of senior scientist at Booz-Allen Applied Re- search, Inc. spring term, 1967-68. GEORGE A. BRINKLEY, University of Notre LATHEEF N. AHMED, University of Missouri, Dame, has received an International Affairs Kansas City, presented a paper "The Multiple Fellowship and will spend the year 1968-69 at Loyalties Hypothesis and the International the Council of Foreign Affairs, New York. Civil Servant", at the annual conference of American Society for Public Administration, DAVID S. BROWN, George Washington at Boston, March 27-30. University, was presented the Washington Chapter of the Society for Advancement of CARL AKINS, University of Houston, is on Management's Distinguished Management leave for 1968-69 and will serve as a research Achievement award for contributions to man- associate in the Governmental Studies section agement theory on June 10 at the society's an- at the Brookings Institution. nual conference in Washington. RICAHRD V. ALLEN, Hoover Institution on FLORENCE CASEY, SUNY, at Buffalo, is on War, Revolution, and Peace at Stanford Uni- leave of absence during 1968-69. She is the versity, has been named Foreign Policy Re- recipient of a Ford Foundation faculty research Coordinator for Republican Presidential search fellowship. candidate Richard M. Nixon. THOMAS CRONIN, University of North MARVIN ALISKY, Arizona State University, Carolina, has been appointed to President has received a faculty research grant for work Johnson's advisory committee on the Teacher in Mexico during the summer and fall terms of Corps which will advise the U. S. Education 1968. He has also been appointed by the Gov- Commissioner on ways of corrdinating Teach- ernor of Arizona to the Arizona-Mexico Trade er Corps activities among universities, schools, Commission. state education agencies, and residents of pov- JEAN DOUGLAS ANDREW, University of erty areas. Maine, Augusta, has been appointed to the newly established Task Force on Human Rela- MILTON CUMMINGS, Johns Hopkins Univer- tions by the Governor of Maine. sity, has received an NSF fellowship for the 1968-69 academic year. MICHAEL H. ARMACOST, Pomona College, will HARRY R. DAVIS, Beloit College, is on sabbat- be on leave during 1968-69 and has accepted a ical leave, 1968-69, to do research in the U.S. part-time teaching position at the International and in Geneva, Switzerland. Christian University in Tokoyo. JOHN A. DAVIS, City College, CUNY, will DAVID N. ATKINSON, University of Missouri, be on sabbatical leave, fall term, 1968. Kansas City, has been awarded a grant from the Harry S. Truman Library Institute for JOHN DONNELL, Temple University, is on National and International Affairs. leave during the 1968 Fall semester to com-

Summer 1968 107 plete his project, "Politics in North and South SHELDON GELLAR and ILIYA HARIK, Indiana Vietnam", under a grant from the ACLS/ University, have received a grant from the SSRC Joint Committee on Asia. During the University's International Development Re- 1969 Spring semester he will teach a graduate search Center for research in Senegal and seminar, "Politics and Insurance in Vietnam" Egypt during 1968-69. in the School of International Affairs, Col- umbia University. EDWARD BERNARD GLICK, Temple University, spent the summer in Israel, under a grant MARION E. DORO, Connecticut College, has from Temple University, studying the social been appointed as a scholar at the Radcliffe and economic impact of the Israeli Army on Institute at Harvard University. And will be Israeli institutions by invitation of Israel's on leave during the first semester, 1968-69. Chief Education Officer.

DANIEL J. ELAZAR, Temple University, is on FRANK R. GOLINO has been appointed chair- leave during 1968-69 to teach at Hebrew Uni- man of Near East and North Africa Studies versity in Jerusalem under a Fulbright Fel- at the Foreign Service Institute of the Depart- lowship. He holds a joint appointment as ment of State. visiting professor of Political Science and American Studies. LAWRENCE GRAHAM, University of Texas, Austin, returns to duty in September, 1968, af- ROBERT H. EVANS, University of Note Dame, ter a year and a half of consulting and is on leave for the fall semester to complete research in Peru. research projects in Italy. DARYL R. FAIR, Rider College, conducted a ANDREW GYORGY, Institute for Sino-Soviet workshop in Teaching Civil Liberties at Le- Studies, George Washington University, was a high University during July. resident consultant for a one-week summer institute on communism at West Virginia Insti- KUANG-HXJAN FAN, University of Idaho, tute of Technology. He also participated in a spent the summer of 1968 attending the Sum- summer worshop for secondary school teach- mer Seminar on Southeast Asia, held in Singa- ers at Tufts University during July and pore under a Fulbright grant. August.

WERNER J. FELD, Louisiana State Universi- SAMUEL HALPERIN, Deputy Assistant Secre- ty, New Orleans, will be on leave during tary for Legislation, HEW, has been awarded 1968-69 and will occupy the George C. Mar- Harvard University's first Alfred N. White- shall chair at the College of Europe as a Ful- head Fellowship for Advanced Studies in Edu- bright lecturer. cation. He also has been appointed Adjunct professor at Teachers College, Columbia Uni- WEBB FISER, SUNY at Albany, will be on versity on a part-time basis. sabbatical leave during the 1968 fall term upon conclusion of three years as vice president for MARVIN A. HARDER, Wichita State Universi- Academic Affairs. ty, served as special assistant to the Governor MICHAEL J. FLACK, University of Pitts- of Kansas, spring term, 1968. burgh, was elected a full member of the Inter- national Institute of Differing Civilizations at SAMUEL HENDEL, City College, CUNY, will Brussels. The Institute meets bi-annually for be on leave during the 1968 fall term. international study sessions and publishes the multilingual review "Civilizations". Of its C. LEONARD HOAG, Middlebury College, spent world-wide membership of 296, about 20 are 1967-68 on a sabbatical leave with a grant American scholars. from the American Philosophical Society and an appointment as associate in Military Histo- G. JAMES FLEMING, Morgan State College, ry, OCMH, Department of the Army. He was was named chairman of the Public Issue Com- also elected president of the Vermont Council mittee of the American Society for Public Ad- on World Affairs and re-elected for a third ministration at the recent annual meeting in term as Town Moderator. Boston. ABRAHAM HOLTZMAN, North Carolina State LEWIS A. FROMAN, JR., University of Cali- University, has been awarded a Fulbright lec- fornia, Irvine, will spend 1968-69 in London on tureship at the Bologna Center of Johns Hop- a Ford Foundation faculty research grant. kins University in Italy for 1968-69.

108 P. S. JACK W. HOPKINS, Emory University, is on STUART A. MACCORKLE, formerly Professor leave during the summer and fall terms to of Government and Director of the Institute of serve as Fulbright lecturer at the Universidad Public Affairs at the University of Texas gave National de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina. a series of lectures during the summer of 1968 on "Public Administration" at the National GARY HOSKINS, SUNY at Buffalo, will con- University of Mexico in Mexico City. duct research in Colombia during 1968-69. He will also be a visiting professor at Los Andes GERHARD MALLY, formerly of PMC Colleges, University in Bogota. His work is supported studied international education problems in by grants from SUNY's Research Foundation Mexico City and in Puerto Rico as a member and the Rockefeller Foundation. of the Washington Internships in Education J. WOODFORD HOWARD, JR., has a Ford Foun- program, a Ford Foundation sponsored organi- dation fellowship and will be on leave from zation. Johns Hopkins University, second semester, LEE C. MCDONALD, Pomona College, was 1968-69. awarded one of its Wig Distinguished Service JAMES L. JAMES, formerly of Rutgers Uni- awards. versity, was a guest scholar at the Brookings Institution during the summer of 1968. DOUGLAS MENDEL, JR., University of Wiscon-. sin, Milwaukee, spent the summer of 1968 in CHARLES A. JOINER, Temple University, is Japan on grants from the American Philoso- on leave during 1968-70 with the Ford Foun- phical Society and the Roper Public Opinion dation in Beirut, Lebanon, as Public Center. Administration Advisor to Lebanon Universi- ty, the Civil Service Commission, and the Min- FRANK JAY MORENO, New York University, istry of Education. received a Lindback Foundation Award for ex- cellence in teaching. RAY C. JOLLY, College of Idaho, will be on leave during the academic year 1968-69. FRANK MUNK, Portland State College, has returned from Zagreb, Yugoslavia, where he TETSUYA KATAOKA, SUNY at Buffalo, has an served for a year as director of the Zagreb In- SSRC grant for research on contemporary stitute for Central European Studies. China. He will be on leave fall term, 1968. T. M. NORTH, San Jose State College, is on CECILIA M. KENYON, Smith College, was a sabbatical leave for 1968-69 and will spend resident fellow at the Newberry Library in several months in London working on a study Chicago during the spring and summer terms, of John Locke. 1968. HAROLD JAMES OWEN, JR., Albany Junior CHONGHAN KIM, College of William and College (Georgia), will be on leave of absence Mary, has a Ford Foundation research fel- during 1968-69. lowship in international politics and will spend 1968-69 at Duke University. NORMAN D. PALMER, University of Pennsyl- SE JIN KIM, Eastern Kentucky University, vania, has been appointed a member of the will be a Ford faculty fellow at the University Board of Overseers of Mauna Olu College, of North Carolina, 1968-69. Maui, Hawaii, and a member of the Executive Committee of the Middle Atlantic Region of L. KOS-RABCEWICZ-ZUBKOWSKI, Canadian In- the International Studies Association. ter-American Research Institute in Montreal, spent the 1966-67 academic year at the Univer- JULIUS PAUL, Walter Reed Army Institute sity of Manchester, England under a Senior of Research, delivered a Russell Sage Founda- Simon research fellowship. tion lecture on eugenics and the law at the University of North Carolina on April 26. SHAO-CHUAN LENG, University of Virginia, will be a research associate at Harvard Uni- BELDON PAULSON has returned to the Uni- versity during 1968-69. versity of Wisconsin, Milwaukee after a year in Brazil. PAUL H. LEWIS, Newcomb College, Tulane University, received an SSRC grant for study NEALE J. PEARSON, Miami University in Brazil during the summer of 1968, and a (Ohio), took a group of college students to Fulbright research grant for study in Spain Brazil for nine weeks of intensive study dur- during the 1968-69 academic year. ing the 1968 summer term.

Summer 1968 109 ROBERT S. PECKHAM, Syracuse University, for travel in Yugoslavia by the American Phi- received a grant from Alfred University to de- losophical Society. velope an African curriculum and a body of resource materials for the University's sum- HARRIET B. SCHIFFER, Temple University, is mer-in-service training institute in Foreign on leave during the 1968 Summer and Fall Areas Studies. He also taught at Alfred dur- sessions to serve as a Research Associate at ing the summer. the Institute of African Studies at the Univer- sity of Ghana, Lagon, Ghana. SAMUEL PERNACCIARO, Wisconsin State Uni- versity, Whitewater, received a teacher im- DAVID SCHWARTZ, University of Pennsylva- provement assignment for 1968-69 to continue nia, addressed the Western Psychological As- his graduate study. sociation in San Diego in March, and the Peace Research Society in Cambridge Massa- MORTON PERRY, Mesa Junior College, is on chusetts in June and in Budapest in August. sabbatical leave for the 1968-69 academic year while studying at the Maxwell Graduate LINCOLN SMITH, New York University, was School, Syracuse University. on sabbatical leave during 1967-68. ESTAL E. SPARLIN, Cleveland Governmental ROBERT L. PFALTZGRAFF, JR., University of Pennsylvania, received a Guggenheim fellow- Research Institute, has been appointed secre- ship for research. He participated in the Third tary of the Little Hoover' Commission by Annual Atlantic Community Conference, spon- Cleveland's mayor. sored by the Department of Government at RICHARD F. STAAR has received a second Louisiana State University, New Orleans, in year's leave of absence from Emory Universi- conjunction with Gulf States Center for At- ty to remain as professor of foreign affairs at lantic Studies. He gave a paper at the the National War College during 1968-69. meeting. 0. GLENN STAHL, U. S. Civil Service Com- EMMETTE REDFORD and ORION WHITE, Uni- mission, has recently returned from a consul- versity of Texas, Austin, are spending the tantship assignment, under the auspices of summer of 1968 doing research on decision- The Ford Foundation, in New Delhi, India, making in the National Aeronautics and Space where he advised the Indian Government on Administration. matters of administrative reform.

EDWARD F. RENWICK, Louisiana State Uni- ARTHUR B. STEIN has returned to the Uni- versity, New Orleans, has been appointed versity of Rhode Island after a year at the director of the State of Louisiana's Goals for University of California, Berkeley on an Louisiana program. NDEA award. REZA REZAZADEH, Wisconsin State University JAMES STEINTRAGER, University of Texas, at Platteville, was on leave during 1967-68 and has been named editor of four volumes of the conducted research in rural Colombia. complete works of Jeremy Bentham to be pub- NEIL RIEMER will be on leave from, his du- lished by the University of London. He has ties at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee been awarded a postdoctoral fellowship by the during the fall term, 1968. Institute for Religion in Higher Education and will spend the coming year at King's College, JAMES M. ROHERTY, College of William and University of London. Mary, will be an ASPA fellow at NASA head- quarters in Washington during 1968-69. He RONALD STOUT, SUNY at Albany, will be on will act as special assistant to the adminis- sabbatical leave during the 1968 fall term. trator for university affairs. RICHARD R. STROUT, University of North GEORGE K. ROMOSER, University of New Carolina, was awarded the Sprunt Prize for Hampshire, was visiting Professor at Mann- the best dissertation in the fields of govern- heim University, Germany, during the summer ment and history during 1968 entitled "Re- semester 1968. cruitment of Candidates by Political Parties FRANCES E. ROURKE, Johns Hopkins Univer- in Mendoza Province, Argentina". Conditions sity, will be on leave during the 1968 fall of the prize include publication as a monograph term. by the U.N.C. Press. ALVIN Z. RUBENSTEIN, University of Penn- DAE-SOOK SUH, University of Houston, is on sylvania, has been awarded a research grant leave until September 1969 and is conducting

110 P. S. research through grants from the East Asian JOHN A. VIEG, Pomona College, will be on Institute of Columbia University, the SSRC sabbatical leave during the 1968 fall term. and the Office of Research, University of Houston. MICHAEL R. WEAVER, SUNY at Brockport, will be in Washington during 1968-69 as direc- JOHN M. SWARTHOUT, Portland State Col- tor of the Washington Seminar program of lege, has returned to full-time teaching after SUNY at Brockport, Cortland and Geneseo. ten years as dean of the faculties. METIN TAMKOV has rejoined the department LEWIS P. WELCH, SUNY at Albany, will re- at Texas Technological College after a two- turn from a year's sabbatical leave in the fall year leave of absence in Ankara. term, 1968. PATRICIA TAYLOR, SUNY at Brockport, is on HERBERT H. WERLIN, formerly of SUNY at leave for postdoctoral work at the University Stony Brook, was an Adlai E. Stevenson fel- of Rochester. low with the U.N. Institute for Training and FRED TICKNER, SUNY at Albany, represent- Research from September, 1967 to July, 1968. ed his institution at a U.N. meeting on the Development of Executives in the Developing YORK WILLBERN, Indiana University, is Countries at Geneva, and attended the Con- serving a one-year term as staff director of gress of the International Institute of Admin- the State of Indiana's Commission on the re- istrative Services in Dublin during the 1968 organization of the executive branch. summer. ROBERT YEE, Central Washington State CARL W. TILLER, former Chief of Budget Methods in the U.S. Bureau of the Budget, has College, is on leave until June, 1969. He has a been named to fill the new position of Special postdoctoral fellowship from the National De- Advisor on Budgetary Development. fense Foreign Language program. GEORGE TOTTEN, III, UCLA, lectured and did JOSEPH F. ZIMMERMAN, SUNY at Albany, research at the faculty seminar on Buddhism, is serving as research director of the New Carleton College for several weeks during the York State Joint Legislative Committee on 1968 summer. Mass Transportation. STAFF CHANGES NEW APPOINTMENTS J. CUDD BROWN , professor, Pennsylvania State University; formerly of A.I.D. BASHIR AHMAD, instructor, DePaul Univer- sity. KENNETH BODE, assistant professor, SUNY at Binghamton. ABID A. AL-MARAYTI, associate professor, University of Toledo. M. STEVEN BOLEY, instructor, Capital Uni- ROGER ANDERSON, instructor, Bowling Green versity. State University. JOSEPH H. BOYETT, instructor, Albany FRANK BAIRD, associate professor, Texas (Georgia) Junior College. Technological College. RALPH BRAIBANTI, professor, Duke Universi- GEORGE I. BALACH, instructor, University of ty. Illinois, Chicago Circle. WILLIAM BRISK, assistant professor, Univer- ARTHUR BANKS, associate professor, SUNY sity of New Mexico. at Binghamton. WALTER A. BOROWIEC, instructor, SUNY at JONATHAN BARKER, assistant professor, Uni- Brockport. versity of Toronto; formerly of University of WILLIAM BUCKNER, associate professor, Arizona. Eastern Kentucky University. RICHARD BAUM, assistant professor, UCLA. RODDICK BYERS, lecturer, York University, PETER BECHTOLD, assistant professor, Uni- Toronto; formerly of Carleton University, Ot- versity of Maryland; formerly of University towa. of Oregon. LEONARD CARDENAS, associate professor, CONSTANTINOS L. BEROS, associate professor, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge; for- Amrican University of Beirut. merly of University of Texas, El Paso.

Summer 1968 111 JAMES D. CARROLL, specialist in American GERALD GARVEY, associate professor, National Government and assistant director, Princeton University; formerly of Federal Government and General Research Division, Manpower Commission, special assistant to the Legislative Reference Service, Library of Con- chairman. gress; formerly of Department of Housing and Urban Development. RENEE L. GIERE, lecturer, Indiana Universi- ty. INIS CLAUDE, Edward R. Stettinius professor of government and member, Center for NORMAN T. GILBERT, instructor, Wisconsin Advanced Studies, University of Virginia; for- State University, Whitewater. merly of University of Michigan. MORRIS GOLDSMITH, chairman of Political STUART E. COLIE, associate professor, Mar- Theory, University of Exeter (England); for- shall University. merly of Columbia University. JERRY B. COLLESTER, assistant professor, Mi- STEVEN M. GOLDSTEIN, lecturer, Smith Col- ami University (Ohio). lege. THOMAS S. CUTSHAW, assistant professor, WALTER GOLDSTEIN, professor, SUNY at Morehead State University. Albany; formerly of Brooklyn College, CUNY.

ROBERT B. DENHARDT, assistant professor, RUDOLPH GOMEZ, associate professor, Uni- Louisiana State University, New Orleans; for- versity of Denver; formerly of Colorado Col- merly of University of Kentucky. lege.

WONMO DONG, assistant professor, Southern EDWARD GONZALEZ, assistant professor, Methodist University; formerly of Kentucky UCLA. Wesleyan College. GEORGE W. GRAYSON, JR., assistant professor, THOMAS R. DYE, professor, Florida State College of William and Mary. University; formerly of University of Georgia. BARBARA B GREEN, associate professor, MARTIN EDELMAN, associate professor, Cleveland State University; formerly of SUNY at Albany; formerly of UCLA. Wellesley College.

STEPHEN ELKIN, assistant professor, Uni- PHILLIP GREGG, lecturer, University of Mich- versity of Pennsylvania; formerly of Smith igan. College. LEIGH E. GROSENICK, assistant professor, CECIL L. EUBANKS, assistant professor, University of Virginia. Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge; formerly East Michigan University. WILLIAM JOHN HANNA, professor, CUNY; formerly of American University. CHARLES B. FAHS, professor, Miami Univer- sity (Ohio). ROBERT J. HARRIS, James Hart professor, University of Virginia. GEORGE A. FEAVER, associate professor, Emory University; formerly of Georgetown LESTER HAWKINS, professor, SUNY at Al- University. bany; formerly of Research Analysis Corpora- tion. WILLIAM G. FLEMING, associate professor, New York University; formerly of University NANCY WHITTIER HEER, assistant professor, of North Carolina. Wheaton College.

GERALD P. FLYNN, lecturer, Smith College. ROBERT DON HEIDORN, associate professor, Wisconsin State University, Whitewater; for- DOUGLAS W. FRISBIE, instructor, Miami Uni- merly of University of Maine. versity (Ohio). JAMES HENDERSON, assistant professor, Tex- TlMOTYH R. GAMELIN, assistant professor, as Technological College. Florida Presbyterian; formerly of Gustavus Adolphus College. CARL HENSLER, assistant professor, UCLA.

ROBERT W. GAMER, assistant professor, Uni- FREDERICK D. HERZON, assistant professor, versity of Missouri, Kansas City. Kansas State University.

112 P. S. MALCOLM G. HICKS, intructor, University of ANTHONY D. MARTIN, assistant professor, Illinois, Chicago Circle. UCLA. HERBERT HIRSCH, assistant professor, Uni- D. KENT MCCALLUM, assistant professor, versity of Texas, Austin; formerly of York University, Toronto; formerly of Clare- University of Kentucky. mont Men's College.

KENNETH HOFFMAN, associate professor, EDWARD B. MCLEAN, associate professor, Morehead State University. Wabash College; formerly of Florida Pres- byterian College. JERRY F. HOUGH, associate professor, Uni- versity of Toronto; formerly of University of BEN G. MARTIN, assistant professor, College Illinois. of William and Mary. DENNIS S. IPPOLITO, assistant professor, RODOLFO MARTINEZ, assistant professor, Emory University; formerly assistant profes- Eastern Kentucky University. sor at the University of Virginia. WILLIAM R. MATHIE, assistant professor, JUDSON JAMES, assistant professor, City University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. College, CUNY. JOHN MERRIAM, instructor, Bowling Green GEORGE P. JAN, professor, University of To- State University; formerly of American Uni- ledo. versity in Cairo. WILLARD D. KEIM, assistant professor, Uni- KATHLEEN MERRIAM, instructor, Bowling versity of Pennsylvania; formerly of Universi- Green State University; formerly of American ty of Hawaii. University in Cairo. PETER KNAUSS, assistant professor, Univer- MICHAEL MEZEY, assistant professor, Uni- sity of Illinois, Chicago Circle. versity of Virginia. SONDRA KOFF, assistant professor, SUNY at J. MELVIN MILLER, assistant professor, Mar- Binghamton. shall University. JOHN F. KOZLOWICZ, assistant professor, R. JUDSON MITCHELL, assistant professor, Wisconsin State University, Whitewater. Louisiana State University, New Orleans; formerly of Emory University. SANFORD A. LAKOFF, professor, University of Toronto; formerly of SUNY at Stony HANS J. MORGENTHAU, Leonard Davis Dis- Brook. tinguished professor, City College, CUNY.

EDWARD LEVINE, Lecturer, University of JAMES MURPHY, assistant professor, Wesley- Michigan. an University.

LAWRENCE M. LEW, professor, Chapman KAREN J. ORREN, assistant professor, College; formerly of Bradley University. UCLA.

ROY E. LICKLIDER, assistant professor, JAMES S. OTTENBERG, assistant director, Douglass College, Rutgers; formerly of Touga- Child Study Association of America; formerly loo College. of New York City Addiction Services Agency. DAVE PALMER, associate professor, Georgia KENNETH T. LIND, instructor, Randolph- Macon Women's College. State College. JAMES PETRAS, assistant professor, Pennsyl- EDGAR LITT, associate professor, University vania State University. of Connecticut. DENNIS PIRAGES, instructor, University of NORMAN R. LXJTTBEG, associate professor, Connecticut. Florida State University; formerly of Temple University. CHRISTIAN P. POTHOLM, assistant professor, Vassar College; formerly of Dartmouth Col- ROBERT LYKE, assistant professor, Princeton lege. University; formerly of Bryn Mawr. DAVID POWELL, assistant professor, Univer- MARCELLA A. MACDONALD, assistant profes- sity of Virginia; formerly of University of sor, SUNY at Brockport. Maryland.

Summer 1968 118 SANDRA POWELL, assistant professor, San L. P. SINGH, associate professor, Sir George Francisco State College; formerly of Ameri- Williams University, Montreal; formerly of can University. University of Western Ontario.

CAROLYN PRATT, assistant professor, Univer- JOHN RICAHRD SISSON, assistant professor, sity of Virginia. UCLA.

ROBERT H. PUCKETT, associate professor, In- ROLAND SMITH, assistant professor, Texas diana State University; formerly of Michigan Technological College. State University. ROY SPECKHARD, assistant professor, SUNY at Albany. FELIX RACKOW, professor, Florida Presbyte- rian College; formerly of Case Western Re- GILBERT Y. STEINER, Director, Governmental serve University. Studies, the Brookings Institution.

A. JOHN RIGGALL, instructor, Marshall Uni- STEPHAN STEPHANS, assistant professor, versity. Johns Hopkins University. ALBERT L. STURM, University Research pro- STEPHEN G. SALKEVER, assistant professor, University of Pennsylvania; formerly of Uni- fessor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute; formerly of Florida State University. versity of Chicago. FRANK TACHAU, associate professor, Univer- ROBERT G. SAMBERG, assistant professor, sity of Illinois, Chicago Circle; formerly of SUNY at Buffalo; formerly of University of Rutgers, the State University. Rochester. CHARLES TARLTON, assistant professor, SAM C. SARKESIAN, assistant professor, De SUNY at Albany; formerly of University of Paul University. California, San Diego.

PETER SAVAGE, associate professor, Universi- ARON G. TANNENBAUM, assistant professor, ty of New Hampshire; formerly of Indiana SUNY at Brockport. University. MORTON TENZER, associate director, Institute BARRY R. SCHNEIDER, instructor, Wabash of Urban Research, University of Connecticut. College. MARK TESSLER, assistant professor, Univer- EDWARD V. SCHNEIER, JR., assistant profes- sity of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; formerly of sor, City College, CUNY. Northwestern University.

GLENDON SCHUBERT, University professor, DENNIS F. THOMPSON, assistant professor, York University-Toronto; formerly of Univer- Princeton University; formerly of Harvard sity of North Carolina. University.

FREDERICK L. SCHUMAN, professor, Portland KENNETH THOMPSON, assistant professor. State College; formerly of Williams College. University of Southern California.

SIMON SERFATY, assistant professor, UCLA. JAMES R. TOWNSEND, associate professor, University of Washington; formerly of Uni- W. WAYNE SHANNON, assistant professor, versity of California. University of Illinois, Chicago Circle. JOSEPH A. UVEGES, JR., assistant professor, AHMED SHEIKH, assistant professor, Penn- Western Kentucky University; formerly of sylvania State University. Ohio Northern University.

KENNETH S. SHERILL, assistant professor, VICTOR WALLIS, assistant professor, St. Law- Hunter College, CUNY; formerly of Oberlin rence University. College. HERBERT H. WERLIN, assistant professor, ALAN SHINN, assistant professor, Universi- University of Maryland. ty of Texas, Austin; formerly of University of North Carolina. DANIEL WILKES, associate professor in political science and oceanography, University of JOHN SIGLER, assistant professor, Macales- Rhode Island; formerly of University of Con- ter College. necticut.

P. S. GEORGE F. WILL, assistant professor, Uni- JOHN FUREY, Dillard University; Tulane versity of Toronto; formerly of Michigan University, summer 1968. State University. CHARLES GATI, Union College; associate pro- LARMAN C. WILSON, associate professor, fessor, University of Kansas, 1968-69. American University; formerly of U.S. Naval Academy. DANTE GERMINO, Rockefeller Foundation; member, Center for Advanced Studies, Univer- HAROLD L. WOLMAN, assistant professor, sity of Virginia, 1968-69. University of Pennsylvania; formerly of Uni- versity of Michigan. ERNEST J. GOODMAN, University of Wuerz- burg, Germany; SUNY at Oneonta, 1967-68. CIRCO E. ZOPPO, associate professor, UCLA. DARRELL P. HAMMER, Indiana University; PETER ZWICK, assistant professor, Louisiana senior fellow, Russian Institute and associate State University; formerly of Baton Rouge. professor, Columbia University. H. Ross HAMMOND, University of Texas; VISITING AND TEMPORARY professor, University of Rhode Island, sum- APPOINTMENTS mer, 1968. ARTHUR HANHARDT, associate professor, WILL ADAMS, William Jewell College; University of New Mexico, 1968-1969. Tulane University, summer 1968. FREDERICK HARTMANN, Naval War College; JANE BAYES, assistant professor, UCLA, professor, Wheaton College. summer 1968. ANNE RENOUF HEADLEY, University of PETER BECHTOLD, visiting assistant profes- North Carolina; visiting research scholar, sor, University of Oregon, 1967-68. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, WILLIAM W. BOYER, Kansas State Universi- 1968-69. ty; professor, University of Malaysia, Kuala JOHN H. HERZ, The City College, CUNY; Lumpur, summer 1968. visiting professor, University of Marburg, WALLACE CALDWELL, Washington State Uni- Germany, summer 1968. versity; associate professor, University of JOHN W. HOLMES, professor, University of Washington, summer 1968. Toronto, 1968-69. JAE HYUNG CHAI, Ashland College; lecturer, CHARLES HYNEMAN, University of Indiana; Cleveland State University, summer 1967. professor, University of Washington, summer GENEVIEVE V. DE CHELLIS, University of 1968. Piano; lecturer, Catholic University, summer DAN JACOBS, professor, San Francisco State 1967. College, 1968-69. RALPH E. CROW, American University in CHARLES JUDAH, professor, University of Beirut; Indiana University, summer 1968. New Mexico, spring 1967-68. LESLIE DUGAN, lecturer, UCLA, 1968-69. THOMAS G. KARIS, The City College, CUNY; visiting professor, University of Zambia, L. S. EDWARDS, University of Southampton, 1968-69. England; assistant professor, SUNY at Buf- falo, 1968-69. FREDERICK E. KIDDER, University of Puerto Rico; associate professor, University of Illi- LuiGl ElNANDl, Rand Corporation; lecturer, nois, Urbana, 1968-69. UCLA, winter 1969. EARL R. KRUSHKE, Ohio State College; RUPERT EMERSON, Harvard University; pro- visiting associate professor, University of Wis- fessor, UCLA, winter 1969. consin, Milwaukee, summer 1968. HERBERT EMMERICH, University of Virgin- KAY LAWSON, assistant professor, San Fran- ia; professor, University of California, spring cisco State College, 1968-69. 1968. DAVID LEUTHOLD, University of Missouri; STANLEY FEINGOLD, CUNY; assistant pro- assistant professor, University of Michigan, fessor, UCLA, summer 1968. 1967-68.

Summer 1968 115 KLAUS LIEPELT, director of the Institut fur FRANCINE RABINOWITZ, University of Flori- angewandte Sozialwissenschaft and vice-chair- da; assistant professor, UCLA, 1968-69. man of DATUM in Bad Godesberg, Germany; lecturer, University of Michigan, fall 1968. LESLIE RUBIN, Howard University; professor, UCLA, fall 1968. ALAN LIU, Center for Chinese Studies, Uni- versity of Michigan; assistant professor, Uni- ALVIN Z. RUBINSTEIN, University of Penn- versity of Michigan, fall 1968. sylvania; professor, University of California, Santa Clara, summer 1968. TOHMAS W. MADRON, Western Kentucky University; Tulane University, summer 1968. Luis SANCHEZ-AGESTA, University of Mad- rid, Spain; professor, SUNY at Buffalo, spring GERHARD MALLY, Department of Health, Ed- 1969. ucation and Welfare; associate professor, University of Virginia, 1968-69. RICHARD SCAMMON, Elections Research Cen- ter; lecturer, Johns Hopkins University, 1968- DANIEL R. MANDELAKER, University of 69. Washington, School of Law; professor, Uni- versity of Washington, 1968-69. ROBERT SCHUETTINGER, Catholic University of America; research lecturer, St. Andrews ALPHEUS T. MASON, Princeton University; University, Scotland, 1968-69. professor, University of Virginia, 1968-69. MAURICE SHOCK, Oxford University; Pomo- RUTH MCVEY, Cornell University; lecturer, na College, fall 1968. University of Washington, fall, 1968. ROBERT SICKELS, associate professor, Univer- WILLIAM CAREY MCWILLIAMS, Brooklyn Col- sity of New Mexico, 1968-69. lege; assistant professor, UCLA, summer 1968. LINCOLN SMITH, New York University; professor, Dalhousie University, Halifax, N.S. STANLEY MICHALAK, JR., Franklin and Mar- Canada, summer 1968. shall College; assistant professor, University of Montana, summer 1968. RICHARD F. STAAR, National War College and Emory University; lecturer, Institute for BERNARD S. MORRIS, Indiana University; Sino-Soviet Studies, George Washington Uni- professor, Stanford University, summer 1968. versity, spring 1968.

WILLIAM L. MORROW, DePauw University; MICHAEL M. STODDARD, UCLA; Pomona Col- Indiana University, summer 1968. lege, 1968-69.

JAMES A. MYRHA, North Dakota State Uni- JERRY MARK SULLIVAN, assistant professor, versity; visiting assistant professor, College of University College, MacMaster University; Idaho, 1968-69. formerly with AID, 1968-69.

MICHAEL NAWANZE, University of Exeter; LESLIE C. TIHANY, U.S. Department of assistant professor, Bowling Green State Uni- State; lecturer, Institute for Sino-Soviet Stu- versity. dies, George Washington University, spring JACK L. NORAGON, formerly of Denison Uni- and fall 1968. versity; assistant professor, Oberlin, one-year GEORGE C. TOTTEN, III, University of South- appointment. ern California; professor, Sophia University, JOSEPH S. NYE, JR., Harvard University's Tokyo, summer 1967. Center for International Affairs; visiting re- ARTHUR C. TURNER, University of Califor- search scholar, Carnegie Endowment for In- nia, Riverside; professor, UCLA, summer 1968. ternational Peace, European Center in Geneva, 1968-69. P. J. VATIKIOTIS, University of London; professor, UCLA, spring and summer 1969. PERTTITI A. PESONEN, University of Tam- pere, Finland; professor, SUNY at Buffalo, NORMAN WENGERT, visiting professor, Penn- 1968. sylvania State University, 1968-69.

NIMROD RAPHAELI, Hebrew University and Louis F. WESCHLER, University of Califor- Haifa University; professor, University of nia, Davis; assistant professor, University of Rhode Island, summer 1968. Washington, summer and fall 1968.

116 P.S. HOWARD WHITE, Coe College; professor, ALAN FIELLIN: acting chairman, City Col- Western College for Women, Oxford, Ohio, lege, CUNY, 1968-69. 1968-1969. ROBERT S. FRIEDMAN: professor and chair- RUTH WIDMAYER, Temple Buell College; In- man, Pennsylvania State University; formerly diana University, summer 1968. of University of Michigan. DONALD ZAGORIA, Hunter College; associate JOHN GILLESPIE: profesor and director, Ur- professor, UCLA, summer 1968. ban Studies Center, University of Toledo. JOSEPH M. GOLDSEN: executive director of ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS the Concilium on International Studies and assistant to the Provost, Yale University; form- ARTHUR BANKS: director, Center for Com- erly of the Rand Corporation. parative Political Research, SUNY at Bing- hamton; formerly of George Washington. ROBERT T. GOLEMBIEWSKI : acting chairman, University of Georgia. CHARLES S. BEDNAR: assistant dean, Muhl- enberg College. H. GAYLON GREENHILL: executive director of summer sessions and extension services, LEWIS BOWMAN: chairman, Emory Univer- Wisconsin State University, Whitewater. sity ; formerly of University of Virginia. JOHN G. GUNNELL: chairman, SUNY at FRED G. BURKE: professor and director, Albany. Council on International Studies and dean for International Studies, SUNY at Buffalo. NATHAN HAKMAN: chairman, SUNY at Binghamton. DONALD M. CASTLEBERRY: dean of Graduate Studies, San Francisco State College. MYRON Q. HALE: professor and head, Purdue University; formerly of Ohio State CARL P. CHELF: staff assistant to the Vice University. President for Academic Affairs and dean of Faculties for one year. GERALD HANSEN: dean, Midwestern College, Dennison, Iowa; formerly chairman of the de- BARRY V. CONFORTE: publications coordina- partment. tor, Office of Admission Services, CUNY. FERREL HEADY: president, University of CECIL V. CRABB, JR.: professor and chair- New Mexico. man, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge; formerly of Vassar College. ROBERT S. HIRSCHFIELD: chairman, Political Science Department, Hunter College, CUNY. GENEVIEVE V. DE CHELLIS: professor and chairman, Department of History and Political THOMAS HOVET: chairman, University of Science, University of Piano, Texas. Oregon. WILLIAM J. KEEFE: professor and chairman, RAYMOND DAWSON: dean, College of Arts and Sciences, University of North Carolina. University of Pittsburgh. GEORGE A. KIPSKY: chairman, Wabash Col- DAVID R. DEENER: provost, Tulane Universi- lege. ty. GOTTFRIED DIETZE: acting chairman, Johns JAMES KLONOSKI: professor and associate Hopkins University, fall term 1968. provost, Federal City College, Washington, D.C. DANIEL DI PIAZZA: chairman, Wisconsin State University, Whitewater. ANDRZEJ KORBONSKI: vice chairman, UCLA. LYNN W. ELEY: assistant chancellor of ALLAN A. KUUSISTO: vice president for Aca- University Extension and professor of Politi- demic Affairs and professor of Political Sci- cal Science, University of Wisconsin and Uni- ence, SUNY at Albany; formerly assistant versity of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; formerly commissioner for Higher Eucation, New York dean, School of Continuing Education and State Education Department. Summer School, Washington University. DAVID C. LEEGE: associate professor and di- CHARLES B. FAHS: director, International rector, Survey Research Center, SUNY at Programs, Miami University (Ohio). Buffalo; formerly of University of Missouri.

Summer 1968 117 HOWARD N. MANTEL: assistant director and H. ARTHUR STEINER : director, University of counsel, Institute of Public Administration; California Study Center, Hong Kong. formerly staff counsel, ISA. CHARLES L. TAYLOR: director, Political Sci- WARREN MASON: director, Miami University ence Research Library, Yale University. Center in Luxembourg, Miami University (Ohio). MORTON TENZER: associate director, Insti- tute of Urban Reseach, University of 0. G. A. MASTROIANNI: instructor and as- Connecticut. sistant to the dean, Augusta College. CHARLES A. MCCOY: chairman, Lehigh RICHARD H. ULLMAN: acting director for University; formerly author, lecturer, and 1968-69, Graduate Program in the Woodrow professor of political science, Temple Universi- Wilson School of Public and International Af- ty. fairs, Princeton University. DAVID W. MINAR: professor and chairman, HENRY H. WAKELAND : director of Bureau of University of Washington; formerly of North- Surface Transportation Safety, National western University. Transportation Safety Board. G. THEODORE MITAU: chancellor of the six- A. J. WANN: professor and chairman, Uni- unit Minnesota State College system. versity of Utah; formerly of Ohio State Uni- versity. Louis E. NEWMAN: associate professor and director, Institute of Government Eesearch, DAVID WARREN: chairman, University of Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge. Rhode Island. DANIEL M. OGDEN, JR.: dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Colorado PAUL WILLIS: coordinator of the Social Sci- State University; formerly budget director, ence Division, Drake University. Interior Department. JAMES KARGE OLSEN: professor and president, Paterson State College, New Jersey; for- PROMOTIONS (with new rank) merly of Illinois State University. ORVILLE F. POLAND: chairman, Department ROBERT ABRAMS, Brooklyn College, CUNY: of Public Administration, SUNY at Albany. assistant professor. DONALD R. REICH : dean, College of Arts and JACK E. BIZZEL, Morehead State University: Sciences, Oberlin College. professor.

EDMOND F. RICKETTS: assistant dean, Col- NORMAN BLUME, University of Toledo: pro- lege of Arts and Sciences, Miami University fessor. (Ohio). MARSHALL BORD, Monmouth College, New GEORGE K. ROMOSER : chairman, University Jersey: assistant professor. of New Hampshire. JAMES N. ROSENAU: chairman of the Feder- JURU BORYS, University of Calgary: profes- ated Department of Political Science at the sor. New Brunswick colleges of Rutgers University. PAUL R. BRASS, University of Washington: GRADDON ROWLANDS: instructor and execu- associate professor. tive secretary, Center for Commonwealth Studies, Duke University. CARL P. CHELF, Western Kentucky Univer- KARL SCHMITT: associate director, Institute sity : associate professor. of Latin American Studies, University of Tex- JAMES D. COCHRANE, Tulane University: as, Austin. associate professor. JEAN EWARD SMITH: associate chairman, University of Toronto. RICHARD CORNELL, SUNY at Buffalo: associate professor. ALLAN SPITZ: dean, Rock County Center, University of Wisconsin; formerly of Wash- WARREN CUNNINGHAM, Miami University ington State University. (Ohio) : professor.

118 P. S. DANIEL DI PIAZZA, Wisconsin State Univer- ROBERT C. JACOBS, Colby College: "assistant sity, Whitewater: professor. professor.

CLIFFORD I. DOBLER, University of Idaho: RICHARD M. JOHNSON, SUNY at Buffalo: professor. associate professor.

JAMES DOWNTON, San Francisco State Col- ILPYONG J. KIM, Indiana University: assist- lege: assistant professor. ant professor.

KUANG-HUAN FAN, University of Idaho: STANLEY KOCHANEK, Pennsylvania State associate professor. University: associate professor.

GERALD E. FITZGERALD, St. Johns University: BYUNG CHUL KOH, University of Illinois, professor. Chicago Circle: associate professor.

MARTIN FLEISHER, Brooklyn College, CUNY: MORTON KROLL, University of Washington: associate professor. professor.

ROBERT FRIED, UCLA: associate professor. FRANK PAUL LEVENESS, St. John's Univer- sity: assistant professor. LEWIS A. FROMAN, JR., University of Cali- fornia, Irvine: professor. EVERT M. MAKINEN, Colby College: assistant professor. R. WILLIAM GILMORE, University of Toledo: assistant professor. CHARLES H. MCCALL, Indiana University: associate professor. EDWARD B. GLICK, Temple University: professor. M. ANSORI NAWAWI, Wellesley College: assistant professor. PHILIP GREEN, Smith College: associate professor. REX C. NEAVERSON, Trinity College, Hart- ford: professor. RICHARD GREGOR, University of Toronto: as- YUN-TONG PAN, Colby College: assistant sociate professor. professor.

F. J. C. GRIFFITHS, University of Toronto: NEAL J. PEARSON, Miami University (Ohio): associate professor. assistant professor.

CHONG-DO HAH, Lawence University: as- PHILIP M. PHIBBS, Wellesley College: associate professor. sociate professor.

NATHAN HAKMAN, SUNY at Binghamton: CHARLES L. ROBERTSON, Smith College: professor. professor.

ILIYA F. HARIK, Indiana University: associ- ROBERT S. ROBINS, Tulane University: as- ate professor. sociate professor.

BRETT W. HAWKINS, University of Georgia: H. JON ROSENBAUM, Wellesley College: associate professor. assistant professor.

GEORGE HEIMAN, University of Toronto: as- DONALD B. ROSENTHAL, SUNY at Buffalo; sistant professor. associate professor.

LELIA B. HELMS, SUNY at Brockport: as- STANLEY ROTHMAN, Smith College: pro- sistant professor. fessor.

CHUN-TU HSUCH, University of Maryland: PETER H. RUSSELL, University of Toronto: professor. professor.

WILLIAM H. HUANG, Morehead State Uni- LAWRENCE SCHEINMAN, UCLA: associate versity: professor. professor.

MICHAEL HUDSON, Brooklyn College, CUNY: IRA SHARKANSKY, University of Georgia: associate professor. associate professor.

Summer 1968 119 JEAN EWARD SMITH, University of Toronto: RETIREMENTS AND RESIGNATIONS professor. RALPH BAKER retired at the end of August JAY B. SORENSON, Smith College: associate from The State University of New York at professor. Albany, where he has served since 1934.

SHERMAN D. SPECTOR, Russell Sage College: HUGH A. BONE, University of Washington, professor. resigned as chairman on August 31, 1968, and has returned to full-time teaching and re- ARTHUR STEIN, University of Rhode Island: search. associate professor. WALLACE BREWSTER has retired from Penn- G. Ross STEPHENS, University of Missouri, sylvania University after 33 years of service. Kansas City: professor. CHARLES JASPER COOPER has resigned from his position at the University of Pennsylvania EDWARD A. STETTNER, Wellesley College: assistant professor. to re-enter private law practice. LEE CORTER has retired from Pennsylvania MICHAEL W. SULEIMAN, Kansas State Uni- State University after 20 years of service. versity: associate professor. JOHN FERGUSON has retired from Pennsyl- HOWARD SWEARER, Office of European and vania State University after 33 years of Internatioanl Affairs, Ford Foundation: pro- service. gram officer. ALPHEUS T. MASON, Princeton University, METIN TAMKOC, Texas Technological Col- retired June, 1968, after 42 years of service. lege: professor. PETER MAYER has resigned from Wichita ROBERT B. THIGPEN, Louisana State Univer- State University, and accepted a research sity, New Orleans: assistant professor. position with Westinghouse's Advanced Study Group. ARTHUR B. THOMPSON, JR., Wisconsin State JAMES K. POLLOCK, University of Michigan, University, Platteville: associate professor. completed his retirement furlough as Murfin Professor at the end of the academic year THOMAS L. THORSON, University of Toronto: 1967-68. professor. ALLEN E. RAGAN, Eastern Kentucky Uni- GEORGE C. TOTTEN, III, University of South- versity, retired at the end of the 1967-68 aca- ern California: professor. demic year.

FREDERICK C. TURNER, University of Con- Louis WASSERSON, San Francisco State Col- necticut: associate professor. lege, has retired after 21 years of service at that institution. OTTO ULC, SUNY at Binghamton: associate professor.

JACK E. VINCENT, Florida Atlantic Univer- CORRECTIONS sity: associate professor. The appointment of OTIS H. STEPHENS to CLAUDE E. WELCH, SUNY at Buffalo: asso- the University of Tennessee was incorrectly ciate professor. listed in the Spring issue of P.S. at the rank of professor. His appointment was to an asso- WILLIAM A. WELSH, University of Georgia: ciate professorship. associate professor. LYLE S. DOWNING, DAVID F. PAULSEN, ED- C. SYLVESTER WHITAKER, JR., UCLA: asso- WARD F. RENWICK and WALTER W. TOXEY ciate professor. were incorrectly listed in the Spring issue as affiliates of Louisiana State University at DINA A. ZINNES, Indiana University: asso- Baton Rouge. They are associated with LSU ciate professor. at New Orleans.

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