PEOPLE & PLACES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000200910037-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 18, 1999
• Sequence Number: 37
• Publication Date: January 15, 1966
• Content Type: NSPR

THE OVERSEAS PRESS BULLETIN
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PE?PL & PL -AL 0ZS
CPYRGHT
of AP World Services, back from a vaca-
tion trip to St. Maarten in the Nether-
land Antilles . . Clayton Willis home
from two weeks in Brazil . .. 'Arky Gon-
zalez off to Caracas and Mexico City
for Time-Life International. The Gon-
zalez byline is currently appearing in
the January issue of Signature (formerly
Diner's Club) Magazine, on a track story
and in American Legion Magazine on a
piece about the Navy's Floating White
House. He's also now editing the bi-
monthly American Express travel news-
letter which goes to all AmEx credit
card holders.
.9 in New York Jan. 12.
SICK BAY.; Dorothy Ducas -scrammed
the University Hospital at noon on Christ-
mas day and is recuperating at her horn
in South Salem, NY, after an operatio
on Dec. 14.
HONORS: Shortly before Mayor Wag-
ner left New York's City Hall, his cer-
tificate of appreciation was presented
to Harr ,4._$.runP, rQt1e. latter's contri-
butions to the city and the Department
of Public Events over the last 12 years.
Col. Pat Young did the honors.
BOOKS: David Schoenbrun's "Three
Lives of Chafles'deGaulle" is now in
CHECKING IN: Frederick B. Opper book stores, as is "Flood Tide in
from Greece . . . George''Barris' fror?i' Europe" by Don Cook, of the. LA Times.
London . . . Mrs. Anna'Brady from Italy.
ARTICLES: Alan'Levy, father of two,
is the author of "How to Breed Genius
Babies" in February Cavalier. ... Stella
Margold's piece on "Shopping Centers
Abroad Sell US Goods" in the Dec. 27
issue of Business Abroad and another,
on "The Mosque," appeared in View-
points.
NEW POSTS: George B. Eager named
assistant to the`"pres"ident"of Cornell
University. Head of Cornell's PR office
in New York for the last 18 months, he
will continue to be based in Manhattan.
. . . Freeman Fulbright, v.p. and assist-
ant to-the,president' bfSelvage and Lee,
upped to executive vice president of the
PR counselling firm Robert T. Hart-
mann appointed editor' of the House
Republican conference.
RADIO & TV: A half hour color spe-
cial on Sir Edmund Hilary's conquest of
Mt. Teawache in the Himalayas, produced
SPEAKERS: Gene Burke is 'heading
up a course in practical public relations
open to both men and women, at the
YWCA in NY. Among the speakers
will be Admiral Harold B. Miller and
Thomas F. Greene. . . . Emily Nathan,
as education chairman, and Rosalind
Massow, as president, succeeded in
arranging a series of off-the-record
backgrounders for the Newspaper Wom-
en's Club of New York. Among top
names included in sessions are Deputy
Mayor Robert Price, City Council Presi-
dent Frank O'Connor, District Attorney
Frank Hogan, and Mrs. Arthur Goldberg,
wife of the UN ambassador . . . William
Randolph Hearst Jr. presents an Ameri-
can flag in honor of his late, father to
the Floyd Gibbons Post, Veterans of
Foreign Wars at the OPC Clubhouse Jan.
26 (this is the only post named after a
newsman). Club board member Ed Talbert
will emcee.
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