~\;, ffiJ]!j Al e.t" cOl' u c ..,.~~ t?~ ~ '&'&%~~~~~~~~~ PROGRAM l tiJ@1J@[B ~ ·58th Annual Meeting ~ 8vV'~c;;\\,\e ~AM lin ""~' ""~ ABBBICAN -~ ..,.~~ t?~ ~ . BOC:IOLOGICAL ·.v~ ASSOCIATION ~\;, ··.··..• ·.·. 0 ;2_ vY ~~ ·. z:.;;x . RJ Z,/? & cO!' ec,.,.~ ?~ c:_41_ ~ v '7e_ ~. ~A ····~ . Le_Gu ~~ . ~ \(;C, \\!It~ e1-<L ~ . ·/ ~~ Attocll ~ o/~ ~ ~# .b(y~ \'#.t oH llllllettt? 4e ~ ~ 4.t;q4f and e•ttetUl JI([DIFJNae ··~ @1. p~& !JlRFIIJ~ ·.·Q:: ~~.t"k· yaoll\~tal\OO ...~.H­ LLI "Q..i~o'tf"i, 1® ~ -q~~ .JQ ~ "4 . ·o So. '\~~ &. ·=s "'cr, c~ ~ · HUMAN GENETics .. r owl> ~ o.t\~ AUGUST ~6!) z7l) ~8!) ~9!) :t96:t ~ ;: . 'I'HE STATLER HILTON HOTEL c (I) +ob -"" LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ~- ~ ~~4' soop ~ ~ (I)-· <."rr f14 I 1 PROGRAM CO~TTEE Chairman: EVER&TT C. Hucau, Brandeis UnivCl'lity LEoNllD BRooM, University of Texas TALCOTr P.llll!ONS, Harvard Unlvenlty LEWIS A. Coso, Brandeis Univenity JoaN UsUM, Michl,an State Univenity .. 1 SESSION ORGANIZERS BENNJITI' M. B&ncER, The City, the Suburb, and the !THIEL DE SOLJ. PooL, Mass Communications Small Community LEoNABD R&rssMAN, Social Stratification and Social MoaaoE BERGER, Political Sociology Mobility RoanT BIBllSTBDT, Problema of Peace MATILDA W. Rn.n, Family and Kinship PETER M. Buu, Formal Organization WILLilll H. SEWELL, Rural Sociology ]KROME E. c~. Law (Joint with Rural Sociolopcal Society) S. D. CUBK., Sociology and History TAMOTBU SHIBUT.J.NI, Changing Identity and Social Sell LEWIS A. CoSD, Science and Knowledge ]AMEB F. SHOBT, ]ll., Deviant llehavior G. FaANKLIN EDWARDS, Occupations &lld Profeesiona RABOLD L. WILDfSKY, Life Styles, Leisure, and Pop­ _t LLEWELLYN Gnosst Philosophy of Social Science lar Culture MoRRIS J~owtTZ, Conflict and Collective Behavior (Social Movement!) Se ..iom under Section Arupicu NATH.A.N KBYFITZ, Population, Demography and Ecology ( Seulon Orgtm~Mlr•) WILLlAM L. KoLB, Theory SEY:MOUB LEVENTM.AN, Race and Ethnic Relations SAMUEL W. BLOOM, Medical Sociology CHARLES P. LooMIS, Proposal8 for UNESCO's Social MJ.Bvnt BRBBSLn., Sociology of Education Studies Program DA.vm GoLD, Methodology HoRACE M. MINER and JoHN UsuM, Social Change LLoYD E. OHLIN and STJ.NTON WHULIR, Criminology ELIZJ.BETH K. NoTTINCHJ.M. Religion RALPH H. TURNER, Social Peycholo&r CONFERENCE CO~TTEE Co·Chairmen: RALPH H. TURNEB, University of California, Los Angeles EDWABD C. McDoNAGH, University of Sot!them California Conjerence Headquarter• Public Space Chairman, MAURICE D. VAN AHSDOL, Ju., University of Chairman, LEo RnnEB, University of California, Loa Southern California Angeles MILTON S. BLOOMBAUM, University of Southern GENE G. KAssEBAUM, University of California, California Los Angeles THEODOBK HADwm, University of Southern Cal· DAVID A. W.uo, University of California, Los ifornia Angeles joN E. SIMPSON, University of Southern California Publicity RegUtration Chairman, Osc..ut GRUSICY, University of California, Los Chairman, WILLIAM IIART~N, Long Beach State /;"" Angele! College LINDSEY CHURCHILL, University of California, Los GEORG& KoRB&R, Long Beach State College Angeles Bllii.UU. Du, Long Beach State Collese SAMUEL SURAcE, University of California, Los JoaN DACK.AWICH, Long Beach State Colleee: Angeles E:o:hibi,. Hou.ing Co-Chairmen, ALviN H. Scur and Chairman~ ]A.MI:B A. PETERSON, University of Southern RoBERT D. HE:B.MAN, Pomona College California THOMAS E. LJ.sswELL, University of Southern Cal~ Ho•piudity ifornia Chairman. RoamT O'BRIElf, Whittier College HABvn J. LocK&, University of Southern Cali­ Hu.oLD G. HUBBARD, Long Beach State Colle,e fornia PJ.DL Mti.LJ.1U) SBKLDON, Occidental College Employmenl Liaison Chairman, DoN J. HAclll, Los Angeles State Colleee FRANZ ADLER, Los Angeles State College Chairman, RoBERT Bocusu.w, System Development HEBMJ.N LoETHEH, Los Angeles State Collece Corporation, Santa Monica PLACEMENT SERVICE A Professional Placement Service will be provided, during our annual meeting, by the United States Em.ployment Service with its affiliated Cali­ fornia State Employment Service as your host agency. Contact the Boston Room. Hours are 9:00-5:00. All services are without charge. National Institutes of Health staff will be available August 28-29 at the Statler Hilton for consultation re· garding research granta and fellowship programs of the Institutes. Please BBk at the Registration Desk for their room location. See the back pages of the Program for Index of Program Participants. AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION PROGRAM OUTLINE MONDAY, August 26 PAGE 10:00 A.M.-SECTIONS-Medical Sociology: .Business Meeting ................... 6 Methodology: Business Meeting. .. 6 11:00 A.M. Criminology: Business Meeting ......................... 6 Marriage and Family: Organizational Meeting ........ : ... 6 ... I :30 P.M. Sociology of Education: Business Meeting. 6 Social Psychology: Business Meeting. 6 Medical Sociology: Session on Environmental Health ...... 6 Criminology: Session on the Study of Police.. .. .. .. .. .. 7 3:30 P.M. Sociology of Education: Session on Federal Programs and Higher Education ................................ ·. 7 Social Psychology: Session on Sociology and Psychology. 7 -<t Symposium: Approaches to Gang Research .............. 7 Population: Organizational Meeting. 8 Theory: Organizational Meeting ......................... 8 4:30 P.M. Symposium: Sociopharmacology ........................ 8 8:30 P.M. Concert: Roth Quartet. ................................ 8 TUESDAY, August 27 WEDNESDAY, August 28 THURSDAY, August 29 8:30-9:30 A.M. PAGE 9:00-11:00 A.M. PAGE 9:00-11:00 A.M. PAGE Registration . .. .. .. 9 Changing Identity and Social Deviant Behavior . 21 Self ..................... 15 The Family . 21 Conflict and Collective Be- Formal Organization ....... 21 9:30-11:30 A.M. havior ................... 15 Mass Communications . 21 Criminology .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 15 Cities and Suburbs......... 9 Medicine and Community . 22 The Family ................ 15 Conflict and Collective Be- Occupations and Professions. 22 Science and Knowledge ...... 16 Political Sociology . 22 havior . 9 Theory .................... 16 Formal Organization . 9 Social Psychology . 23 Sociology of Education ...... 16 Stratification .. .. 23 Medical Sociology . 10 UNESCO Social Studies Pro- Methodology . • 10 gram .................... 17 {)I' Race and Ethnic Relations .. 10 Urban Affairs . .. .. 17 11:00 A.M.-12:00 M. Rural Sociology . 10 ' Business Meeting ...... , . 23 Sociology of Education. 11 11 :00 A.M.-12 :00 M. Theory .................... 11 Business Meeting .. .. .. .. 17 ) 1:30-3:30 P.M. I :30-3:30 P.M. 1:30-3:30 P.M. 1960 Census Monograph .... 23 Criminology . .. 11 Changing Patterns of Roles. 17 Formal Organization . 24 Mass Society and Culture. 12 Deviant Behavior .. .. .. .. .. 17 Legal Profession . 24 Fertility and Fertility Control 12 Family and Kinship . 18 Methodology .. .. 24 Occupations and Professions. 12 Healing Institutions . 18 Philosophy of Social Science. 24 Religion and Social Change. 12 Law .........•............. 18 Problems of Peace . 25 Rural Sociology . 13 Movie Makers .. .. .. .. .. .. 19 Social Psychology . 25 Social Interaction . 13 Political Sociology . 19 Sociology of Leisure. 25 Sociology of Change. 13 Race and Ethnic Relations ... 19 Sociology and History. 14 Stratification . .. .. .. 19 3:30-5:30 P.M. 3:30-5:30 P.M. 3:30-5:30 P.M. Open Meeting: A.S.A. Organizational Prob- Plenary Session: Developing lems .................. 25 Plenary Session: Human Ge- Countries . 20 netics ................... 14 8:00P.M. Directory of Exhibitors. 29 8:00P.M. Presidential Address and In­ Plenary Session: World Order 14 formal Gathering . 20 Councils, Committees, Boards, Special Meetings ...... See pages 26--28 NOTE ESPECIALLY All Day Council Meeting, Sunday, August 25 Also meeting in Los Angeles: Rural Sociological Society Society for the Study of Social Problems ' AUGUST 26, 1:30 P.M.-(continued) 7 6 I SECTION ON CRIMINOLOGY: SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF POLICE-Gar­ den Room West MONDAY, AUGUST 26 I ! Chairman: DAVID J. BoRDUA, University of Michigan '~ 10:00 A.M. ALBERT J. REISS, JR., University of Michigan "Theoretical Issues and Substantive Problems in Research on Police SECTION ON MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY: Business Meeting-Los Angeles Room Systems" Agenda will include discussion of replies to Chairman's letter on function and ]AMEs Q. WILsoN, Harvard University purpose of the Section. "Generational and Ethnic Differences among Career Police Officers" SECTION ON METHODOLOGY: Business Meeting-Sierra Room HoWARD J. EHRLICH, National Institute of Mental Health, and JACK J. PREISS, Duke University "The Evaluation of Role Performance in a Police System" -! 11:00 A.M. JEROME H. SKOLNICK and J. RICHARD WooDWORTH, University of California, SECTION ON CRIMINOLOGY: Business Meeting-Garden Room East Berkeley I "Police, Suspects, and Prosecutors" SECTION ON MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY: OrganiZational Meeting­ Garden Room West 3:30P.M. SECTION ON SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION: THE IMPACT OF FED­ 1:30 P.M. ERAL PROGRAMS ON HIGHER EDUCATION-Los Angeles Room SECTION ON THE SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION: Business Meeting-Los Chairman, MARVIN BRESSLER, Princeton University Angeles Room DENNIS F. STRONG, University of California, Riverside "The Impact of Federal Programs of Higher Education" SECTION ON SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY: Business Meeting-Golden State Room Panel: WILBUR B. BROOKOVER, Michigan State University THEODORE CAPLOW, Columbia University SECTION ON MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY: THE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH JOHN K. FoLGER, Florida State University CHALLENGE TO MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY~Sierra Room Chairman: