UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS VISIT, 15 FEBRUARY 1979

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5 February 1979
? Associate Coordinator for Academic Relations, NFAC
SUBJECT : University Presidents Visit, 15 February 1979
1. Action Requested: None. This is an update of arrangements.
2. Changes to Program: Nine of the people invited will be
attending. They are:
It?Thomas A. Bartlett
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Richard Michael Cyert
Frederick Davison
Robert Crocker Good'
Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh
George Michael Low
*Robert William MacVicar
Jett?May e r
Association of American Universities
HerwartriltilVercMy
Carnegie-Mellon University
University of Georgia
Denison University
University of Notre Dame
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Oregon State University
Tufts -University
3. Two of our guests have cancelled out. Dr. Philip G. Hoffman
stated he will have to testify on the university's budget before a state
Senate Appropriations Committee. Dr. William Harvey will be attending an
executive board meeting.
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on past drug experimentations. Mr.
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attend the wrap-up session at
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5. Mr. McMahon will not be able to make the lunch and I suggest
inviting his deputy, Mr. Stein.
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6. The schedule and a revised seating plan for lunch are attached.
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NFAC #0560/79
5 February 1979
MEMORANDUM FOR: See Distribution
FROM : Associate Coordinator for Academic Relations, NFAC
SUBJECT : University Presidents Visit, 15 February 1979
1. The following eight university presidents and one distinguished
educator have accepted Admiral Turner's invitation to visit the Agency
on 15 February 1979:
Thomas A. Bartlett
tiermee?gdwei.4.-Hiteek
Richard Michael Cyert
Frederick Davison
Robert Crocker Good
Association of American Universities
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Carnegie-Mellon University
University of Georgia
Denison University
Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh University of Notre Dame
George Michael Low Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Robert William MacVicar Oregon State University
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2. The activities that day will be substantially the same as the
26 October 1978 visit when four university presidents participated. The
schedule and bio sketches of the presidents are attached. All have been
cleared for and agreed to Secret briefings.
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Attachments:
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SCHEDULE FOR UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS VISIT
STATINTL0930 Coffee and Danish with Admiral Turner
Welcome and General Discussion
(DCI, DDCI, Bowie, Visitors)
1015 NFAC Briefing
STATINTL (Bowie, Stoertz, Heymann, Huffstutler, Kerr,
Illmilm, Visitors)
1145 DDS&T Briefing STATINTL
(Dirks, Hazzard, Visitors)
1245 Discussion and Cocktails
Room
DCI Conference Room
DCI Conference Room
6E60
DCI Dining Room
1315 Luncheon Exec. Dining Room
1415 DDO Bri efingSTATINTL
(McMahon, Visitors)
1'530 Round-up Meeting with DCI STATINTL
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1630 Departure
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BARTLETT, THOMAS ALVA, univ. pres.; b. Salem, Ore.. Aug. 20.
1930: s. Cleave Wines and Alma (Hanson) B.; student Willamette U.,
1947-49; A.B., Stanford, 1951. Ph.D.. 19 9: M.A. (Rhodes scholar.
Oxford U., 1953; m. Mary Louise Bixby,. ar. 20. 1954;
children?Thomas Glenn. Richard A.. Paul H. Instr. U. Santa Clara
(Cal.), 1955-56; mem. U.S. Permanent Mission to UN, 1956-63; pres.
Am. U. in Cairo, 1963-69, Colgate U., Hamilton. N.Y., 1969?. Mem.
UAR-U.S. Ednl. Exchange Commn.; mem. Commr. Edn.'s Adv.
Council; chmn. Commn. Ind. Cat'. and Univs. N.Y. Trustee, Colgate
U. Mem, Council Fgn. Relations. Phi Beta Kappa. Clubs: University.
Century Assn., Princeton (N.Y.C.). Home: Watson House College
Hill Hamilton NY 13346
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CHEEK. JA IES EDWARD, univ. prcs.; b. Roanoke Rapids, N.C.,-
4, 1932; King Virgil and Lee Ella (Williams) C.; B.A., Shaw
1955, H.H. ., 1970; B.D., Colgate Rochester Div. Sch.' 1958;
(Rockefe er doctoral fellow 1960). Drew U., 1962, LL.D..
/1; L.H.D., Trin'ty Coll., 1970; LL.D., A andTtL, 1971, Del. State
all., 1972; a horn is causa, l'Universite d'Etat 'Haiti, 1972; Ed.D.,
rovidence Coil., 19 ; in. Celestine Juanita Williams, June 14, 1953;
children?James Ed ard, Janet Elizabeth. Teaching asst. hist.
theology Drew Theol. ch., Madison, N.J.. 1959-60; instr. Western
history Union Jr. Coil., ranford, N.J., 1959-61; vis. instr. Christian
history Upsala Coll., East e range, NJ., summer 1960; asst. prof. N.T.
and hist. theology Sch. Re gion, Va. Union U., Richmond, 1961-63;
pres. Shaw U., 1963-69, H ard U., Washington, 1969?. Dir. First
Nat. Bank Washington. Me. ad hoc corn. univo and coil. presidents
Citizens Exchange Corps Con ress Internat. Edn. Citizens; mem. adv.
corn. Woodrow Wilson Interna Center Scholars; mem. corn. intern at..
cella. Coll. Entrance Exam. Bd., ilberforce U. Pres.'s Devel. Council;
spl. cons. Pres. U.S. on black co 3. and univs., 1970. Mem. Mayor's
EconADevel. Corn., nat. adv. co cil Ind. Found., nat. council U.S.
Peoples Fund for UN, nat. select' n corn. Sealantic Fund, Mt. adv.
council Peace Corps, Pres.'s Comm . Campus Unrest, 1970, steering
corn. Nat. Urban Coalition, Vo c of Informed Community
Expression, Washington Home Ru Inc. Bd. dirs. Downtown
Progress, Ednl. Policy Center, Fun Advancement Theo!. Edn.,
Greater Washington Ednl. TV Assn., Jo t Center Polit. Studies, Nat.
Assn. Equal Opportunity in Higher Ed Nat. Capital Arca council
Boy Scouts Am. Nat. Council Educatin Disadvantaged, Operation
PUSH (People united to Save Humanity), ashington Urban League;
trustee Colgate-Rochester Div. Sch., Dre U., U. Miami (Fla.), Bd.
Fgn. Scholarships, Consortium of Univs., ed. City Council, Inst.
Internat. Edn., internat. Council Ednl. ? eve!., Neighborhood
Consumer Info. Center, Rind for Peace, Vol in-Tech. Assistance,
Washington Center Met. Studies; hon. trust c Choral Arts Soc.
Washington; bd. advisers African Free Sch., nat. v. cam. health Am.
Hosp. Assn., distinguished black Am. series mority Advt. and
Journalism Inst., Nat. Coordinating Council Dru Abuse, Edn. and
Info., Speak Out!, Student Nat. Med. Assn., Assn. I egration Mgmt.,
Nat. Black Monitor; mem. governing bd. Common Ca sc. Served with
USAF, 1950-51. Colgate-Rochester grad. fellow, 195 Lily Found.
fellow, 1958-59. Mem. Am. Acad. Religion, A.A.U.P., in. Soc. Ch.
History, L.Q.C. Lamar Soc., Nat. Assn. Bibi. Instrs., Religious
Research Assn., Soc. Bib!. Lit. and Exegesis, Advt. Club y corn.
communications council), Internat. Platform Assn., Am. Mgmt.
Assn., Internat. African C. of C. (dir.), Am. Assn. Coils. Tc Edn.
(trustee), Middle State Assn. Coils. and Secondary Schs. ( tee),
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>CirERT, RICHARD MICHNEL, economist, univ. pres.; b. Winona, >
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-0 3 Minn., July 22, 1921; s. Walter Michael and Anne Fostine (Brown)
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< C.; B.S. in Econs., U. Minn., 1943; Ph.D., Columbia U., 1951; hon. <
CD . CD
a degree U. Gothenburg (Sweden), 1972, U. Leuven (Belgium), 1973; 0,
m m
O m. Margaret Shadick, Sept. 8, 1946; children?Lynn Anne Aikin, 9,
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x Lucinda Carol Steffes, Martha Sue. Instr., U. Minn., 1946, Coll. City 7:1
? CD CD
(7) N.Y., 1948; instr. econs. Carnegie Inst. Tech. (now Carnegie-Mellon (7)
A) A)
0
CD U.), Pitts., 1948-49, asst. prof. econs. and indsl. adminstm. 1949-55,
f)
IV
a asso. prof. econs. and indsl. adMinstr., head indsl, mgmt. dept., a
a a
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1955-60, prof. econs. and indsl. aminstm., 1960-62, dean Grad. Sch.
a a
6.) Indsl. Adminstrn., 1962-72, pres., 1972?; dir. Koppers Co., Inc., 0.)
,
a a
cr) Lord Corp., 1st Boston Corp., Am. Standard Inc., Allegheny Ludlum cr)
. . . .
o Industries, Inc., Copperweld Corp., Regional Indsl. Devel. Corp. Bd. o
F.
. dirs. Presbyn.-U. Hosp.; trustee Winchester-Thurston Sch. Served 13
x x
0? USNR; 1943-46. Recipidnt Hofstra Distinguished Scholar award, 0
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03 1973, Outstanding Athievernent award U. Minn., 1975. Ford fellow, 03
cr) cr)
CO 1959-60; Guggenheim fellow, 1967-68. Fellow Am. Statis. Assn.;
rn CO
a a
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CD -em. Am. Econ. Assn., Inst. lvIgmt. Scis., Internat. Inst. Itylgmt. (adv. CD
03 03
0, council), Phi Beta Kappa, Beta Gamma Sigma. Author: (with R.M..
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a Trueblood) Sampling Techniques in Accounting, 1957; (with 1U. N
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. .D. Davidson) Sampling for Accounting Information, 1962; (with LG. 43 a
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a Th
a March) A Behavioral Theory of the Firm, 1963; (with K.J. Cohen) a
a a a
a Theory of the Firm: Resource Allocation in a Market Economy, 1965; a
a a
IV editor: (with L.A. Welsch) Management Decision Making, 19,70; IV
?1 ?1
a) Management of Non-Profit Organizations: With Emphasis ' on 6
Universities, 1975; bd. editors Behavioral Sci.; contbr. articles to profl.
? jours. Home: 12 Edgewood Rd Pittsburgh PA 15215
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DAVISON, FREDERICK CORSET, univ. pres.; b. Atlanta, Sept. 3.
1929; s. Frederick Collins and Gladys (Carsley) D.; D.V.M., U. Ga.?
1952: Ph.D., Ia. State U., 1963; m. Dianne Castle, Sept. 3, 1952;
.children.?Frederick Corbet, William Castle, Anne Harper. Individual
practice vet. medicine, Marietta. Ga., 1952-58; research asst. Ia. State
U., 1958-60, asst. prof.. 1960-63, ass?. Inst. Atomic Research.
1960-63; asst. dir. dept. sci. activities Am. Vet. Med. Assn:, 1963-64;
dean U. Ga. Sch. Vet. Medicine; Athens, 1964-66, vice chancellor
Univ. system, 1966-67, pres. univ., 1967?. Dir. Clarke Fed. Says. &
Loan Assn. Mern. Inst. Animal Resources, Nat. Acad. Sei.-NRC,
1965-- Mem. N.E. Ga. commn. Boy Scouts Am., now pres. Area 5
Trustee Rabun Gap-Nacoochce Sch., Presbyn. Coll.. Clinton, S.C.7
Mem. Am.. Ga. vet. med. assns., Council Biol. and Therapeutic Agts.,
Sigma Xi. Phi Kappa Phi. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Omega Tau Sigma,
Alpha Zeta, Phi Zeta, Gamma Sigma Delta. Rotarian. Contbr. articles,
to profl. jours. Home: 570 Prince Av Athens GA 30601
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GOOD, ROBERT CROCKER, coll. pres.; b.:Mt. Vernon, N.Y., Apr.
-0 7, 1924; s. Alfred and josephirte (Crocker) G.; B.A., Haverford (Pa.)
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Coll., 1945; B.D., Yale U., 1951, Ph.D. in Intermit. Relations, 1956;
CD
m. Nancy Louise Cunningham, Aug. 21, 1946; children--.Stephen
Karen L., Kathleen J. Instr., then asst. prof. internat. relations Social
(:) -
Sci. Fund, U. Denver, 1953-58; research asso. Washington Center
X
CD Fgn. Policy Research, 195S-61; dir. Carnegie Endowment Seminars .
(7)
A)
(f) Diplomacy, Washington. 1960-61; dir. President-Elect Kennedy's
(.3
" ? Task Force Africa, 1960; dir. Oce Research and Analysis Africa,
a Bur. Intelligence and Research, Dept. State, 1961; U.S. ambassador to
a
a Zambia, 1965-69; dean Grad. Sch. Internat. Studies, U. Denver,
0.)
8 1970-76; pres. Denison U., Granville, Ohio, 1976?; cons. andior
cr)
..? mem. bd. Center Global Perspectives, 1.974?, Global Perspectives in
o F Edn.' 1975?, Council Religion in Internat. Affairs, 1975?, Patterson .
x Sch. Internat. Diplomacy and Commerce, U. Ky., 1975-77; external ?
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1:1 bd. govs. Nat. U. Lesotho. Roma, 1977?. Pres. Neighborhors, Inc.,
03
cr) Washington, 1961-.65. Kent fellow, 1951; recipient Superior Honor
CO
a award Dept. State, 1964. Mem. Am. Polit. Sci. Assn., Internat.,
a
03 African studies assns., Soc. Values in Higher Edn., Phi Beta Kappa..
CD
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X Democrat. Unitarian. Atithor: Congo Crisis: The Role of the N:.,--w
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a States, 1961; U.D.I.: The InternatIonal Politics of the Rhodesian
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a Rebellion, 1973; co-author: Alliance Policy in the Cold War, 1959;
43.
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" Neutralism and. Non-alipment: The New .States in World Affairs,
a
a ' 1962; The Nifission of the Christian Church in the Modern Work!,
I?3
.,, 1962; Foreign Po:icy in the Sixties: Issues and Instrumentalities, 1965.
(k) Co-editor: Reinhold Nieb..tr on Politics, 1960. Horne: 111 Chapin PI
Granville OH 43023 Office: Denison. Univ PO Box B Granville OH
43023
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II ESBURCH, THEODORE MARTIN, clergyman. univ_ pres.: b.
? Syracuse, N.Y., May 25, 19,17; s. Theodore Bernard and Anne Marie
(Murphy) H.; student U. Notre Dame. 1934-37: Ph.B.. Gregorian
.1939; postgrad. Holy Cross Coll., Washington. 1940-43; Cath.
U. Am., 1945; hon. degrees Bradley U.. LeMoyne Coll.. U. R.L. Cath. -
U. of Santiago (Chile), Dartmouth, Villanova U.. St. Benedict's Coll.,
. Columbia, Princeton. Ind. U. Brandeis .U.. Gon7agzt U.. IL Ca). at Los
Angeles, Temple U., Northwestern U., U. III_ Fordham U.,
Manchester Coll., Atlanta U., Wabash Coll.. Valparaiso U.
. Providence 'Coll.. U. So. Cal., Mich. State U.. St. Louis U.. Catty'. U.
Am.. Loyola U. at Chgo.. Anderson Coll.. State U. N.Y. at Albany,
- Utah State U.. Lehigh U.. Yule. Lafayette Coll., King's CoiL. Stonehill
Coll., Alma. Coll., Syracuse U., Marymount Coll-. Hobart and William
Smith Coll.,. Hebrew Union Coll., Cin., Harvard. Entered Order of
-? Congregation of Holy Cross. ?1934; ordained priest Roman Catholic
Ch.. U. Notre Dame. 1943; chaplain Nat. Tng. Sch. for Boys.
Washington. 1943-44: vets. chaplain U. Notre Dame 1945-47. asst.
prof. religion.- head dept., 1948-49. exec. v.p.. 1949-52, pres.. 1952 ?.
,Former dlr. Woodrow- Wilson Nat. Fellowship Corp.; mem. Civil
Rights Commn.. 1957-72; mem. of Carnegie Commn. on Future of
Higher Edn.; chrrin. U.S. 'Commit. on Civil Rights. 1969-72; mem.
Commp. on an All-Volunteer Armed Force. 1970. Bd. dirs. Am.
. Council Edit.. Freedoms Found. Valley Forge,- Adlai Stevenson inst.
Internat. Affairs; trustee Rockefeller Found.. Carnegie Found. for.
Advancement Teaching, Woodrow Wilson Nat. Fellowship Found.,
. Inst. Internat. Un-., Nutrition Found? United Negro Coil Fund,
? others. Recipient U.S. Navy's Distinguished Pub. Service award,
1959; Presdl. Medal of Freedom. 1%4; Gold medal Nat. Inst. Social
Scis.. 1969; Cardinal Gibbons medal Cath. U. Am., 1969; Bellarmine
. ? Tried-al Bellarmine-Urstiline Coll., 1970; Meiklejohn award A.A.U.P..
1970; Charles Evans I luglies award Nat. cont.. Christians and Jews.
1970; Merit award Nat. Cath. Ednl. Assn., 1971; Pres.' Cabina award
U. Detroit, 1971; Am. Liberties medallion Am. Jewish Coin.. 1971;
Liberty Bell award Ind. State Bar Assn.. 1971: others. Fellow Am.
Acad. Arts and Scis.; mem, Internat. Fedn. Cath. Univs.. Freedoms
Found. (dir., mem. exec. corn.). Nutrition Found.. Commn. on
.111.nnanities. Inst.. Internat. Edn. (pres., dir.). Cath. Theol. Soc.
Author: Theology of Catholic Action. 1945; God and the World of
Man. 1950; Patterns for Educational Growth. 1958; Thoughts for Our
Times, 1962; More Thoughts for Our Times, 1965: Still More
Thoughts for Our TiMeN,. 1966:-Thoughts IV. -1968; Thoughts V, 1969;
The Humane Imperative: A Challenge for the Year 2000. 1974.
Home: Corby Hall Notre Dame IN 46556
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), LOW, GEORGE MICHAEL?oll. pre.; b. Vienna. Austria, June 1_0,
7,3 1926; s. Arthur and Gertrude. (Burger) .1.4 B.S. in Aero. Engring,
PT, Rensselaer Poly. Inst., 1948, MS; in Aero. Engring., 1950, Eng.a.
(hon.), 1969; Sc.D., U. Fla., 1969; m. Mary R. McNamara, Sept. 3,
1949; children?Mark. S., Diane E., G. David, John M. Nancy.*
With NASA, and predecessor, 1949?, dept. asso. adminstr, mann.
(41) space flight, 1963-64, dept. dir. Manned Spacecraft Center, Houstot,
1964-67, mgr. Apollo Spacecraft program, '1967-69, dep. adminstd,
Washington, 1969-76; pres. Rensselaer Poly. Inst., Troy, N.Y,
1976?; dir. Gen. Electric Co. Bd. dirs. Cousteau Soc.; trustee
c),2, Hartford Grad. Center. Recipient Outstanding Leadership meal
LINASA, 1962, 2 Distinguished Service medals, 1969; Space Fligla
To award Am. Astronautical Soc., 1968; Arthur S. Flemming award U.S.
Jr. C. of C,, 1963; Paul T. Johns trophy Arnold Air Soc., 1961;
E3, Astronautics Engr. award Nat: Space Club, 1970, Robert H. Goddal
Meml. trophy, 1973; Nat. Civil Service League Career Service award,
E 1973; Rockefeller Pub. Service award for adminstrn., 1974. Fellory
c`f), Am. Inst. Aeros. and Astronautics (hon.; Louis W. Hill Space Tran.
award 1969); mem. Nat. Acad. Engring., Aerospace Med. Ass.
701(hon.), Home: 2005 Tibbits Ave Troy NY 12180 Office: Rensselaer
Poly Inst Troy NY 12181
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MACVICAR, ROBERT WILLIAM, univ. pres.; b. Princeton, Minn.,
Sept. 28, 1918; s. George William and Elizabeth (Brennan) MacV.;
13.A., U. Wyo., 1939; M.S., Okla. State U., 1940; Ph.D., U. Wis., 1946;
Cl. Clarice Lucille Chambers, Dec. 23, 1949; children?Miriam Jean,
John R. Asso. prof. Okla. State U., 1946, prof. agrl. chemistry,
1949-64, head dept., 1949-57, dcan Grad. Schs., 1953-64, v.p. acad.
affairs, 1957-64; v.p. for acad. affairs So. 111. U., Carbondale and
Edwardsville, 1964-68, chancellor Carbondale campus, 1968-70; pres.
Ore. State U., Corvallis, 1970?.1.11s1 )(les schptari_alL. Mem. Am.
Bd. Human Nutrition, Am. Soc. Biol. Chemists, Am. Inst. Nutrition.
Home: 3520 NW Hayes Corvallts OR 97330
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JEAN, univ. pies., scientist; b. Paris, France, Feb. 19, 1920;
s. Andre rid Jeanne Eugenie (Veil* M.; B.Litt. surnrna cum laude,
U. Paris, 1 37, B.Sc. rnagr.a curn lautle, 1938, M.Sc.,. 1939; Ph.D. in
Physiol. emistry (Rockefeller Found- fellow), Yale U., 1943;
Dr.43-Sc. ut Physiology summa euro laude, Sorbonne, 1960; A.M.
(hon.), Harva U., 1965; M.D. (hon.), I.E. Purkyne Coll. Medicine,
Pt3,3120, Cleo lovakia, 1963; D.Sc. (hon.)? Wittenberg U., 1975,
Mass. State Co at Framingham, 1976; D.B.A. (hon.), Johnson and
Wales Coll, 1 6, Northeastern U? 1976, Worcester Poly. Inst.,
1977; 1-1-1.D.. enterst.New Eng. Coll? 1977, Starr King Sch. for
Ministry, 1977; in. Elizabeth . Van Hoysen. Mar. 16, 1942;
'children?Andre, ura, John-Paul, Theodore, Pierre. Fellow, Ecole
? Normal, Superi , Paris, 1939-40; nutrition officer FAO, UN,
1943-49; from asst. of. to prof. nutrition Harvard U, 1950-76, lentr.
history pub. health, 1961-76, merri. Center for Population Studies,
1968-72, 75?, co-di 1975-76, master Dudley House, 1973.76, hon.
asso., pies. Tufts U.. edford, Mass., 1976?. SpL cons. to Pres. U.S.,
1969-70; chtrin. Whit House Conf. on Food. Nutrition and Health,
1969; chrms. nutrition ? iv. White House Conf. on Aging. 1971?;
mem. Pres.'s Consumer dv. Council, 1970-77; gen. coordinator U.S.
Senate Nat. Nutrition ilicy Study, 1974; mem. FAO-WHO. Adv.
Mission to Ghana, I95, to Ivory Coast and West Africa, 1960..
? UNICEF mission to Ni ria-Biafra, 19691-mem. FAO-WHO Joint.
Expert Corn. on Nutritio? 1961?; mem. protein adv. group UN,
1973-75; dir. Priorities on Child Nutrition UNICEF, 1973-75. Dir.
Monsanto Co. Adv. bd. rgent Colt. Boston U., 1955-72; mem.
subcont. on med. services .S. Olympic Corn., 1966-70; mem. child
health adv. corn. Hood Fou d., 1964-69; chrruL, 1968-69; mer. bd.
inquiry on hunger in U.S., itizerts" Crusade againat-,Poverty; 1967;
chnan. Nat. Council on Hun es' and Malnutrition in U.S., 196349;
mem. food and nutrition bd. at. Acad. Scis., 1973?. bd. dirs. Action
for Boston Community Dev I., 1964-70, Am. Kor-Asiart Found.,
1976?, French-Am. Found., 976?, World Affairs Council. 1976--;
bd. overseers Shady Hill Sch.. bridge, Mass., 1965-68. Served to
cape. French Army, 1940-45. ecoratecl Croix de Guerra with two
palms, Gold Starand Bronze St ,knight Legion of Honor. Resistance
medal, numerous others; recipi nt Gold medal City of Paris, 1936.
Calvert Smith prize Harvard ? mni Assn.. 1961. Alvarenga prize
Coll. Physicians Phila., 1968, Atwater prize Agri. Research
- Adminntm., 1971; Presdi. eta ion AAHPER, 1972; Bradford
Washburn prize Boston Mus.Sci.? 975; Golden Door award Internat.
'Inst., 1975; Polley Gold medal Y. Acad. SeL, 1975; Pub. award GreaterGreater Boston chpt. A Heart Assn.. 1976; numerous
lectureships. Fellow Am. Acad. rts and Sets. (mem. council.
1970-73),. AAAS, fgn. mem. Frenc Academie des Science"; mem.
Am. Inst. Nutrition (mem. council 1972-75). Am. PhysioL
(editorial bd. 1960-66), Soc. for Num 'on Edit. (pres. 1974-75), Arr...
Soc. for Clin. Nutrition, Am. Pub. ealth Assn. (chmn..- food and
nutrition sect. 1972-73). Phi Beta Ka 3, Delta Omega, Sigma K..
Beta Beta Beta. Unitarian (ehrnn. bd-- trustees 1st parish. Sudbury_
M333., moderator 1959-66, vestryman 1970.74, Sr. warden King's
Chapel, Boston 1974?). Clubs: Hamar, , Bay (Boston); Annisqua=
Yacht (Gloucester, M333.); University Y.C.). Author: Overweight:
Causes, Cost, Control, 1969; Human . trition, 1971; A Diet roc
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