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The original documents are located in Box 1, folder "Board - Appointment of New
Members (1)" of the Charles E. Goodell Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
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From Ralph adams
for member of clemency Board-
John A. Everhard
DPOB: 21 Mar 1919, Pittsburgh, Pa.
136 Patrick St, SE,
Vienna, VA 22180
703-560-7017
Education:
1933-37 Schenley HS, Pittsburgh, Pa grad w/honors
1937-40
Southeastern U Washington DC 1lb
1966
George Washington U Washington DC Non-credit course
1968
Naval Postgraduate School, Menterey CA, Defense
Management Systems Course
1969
Federal Executive Institute, Charlottesville, VA
Resident Executive Course
1975
U Virginia, Falls Church, VA Non credit course
Military Service:
1941
Enlisted, US Army
1942
Commissioned, 2 lt, Infantry
1942-58
Promoted through ranks to colonel (trfrd to USAF 1947)
1968
Transferred to Retired Reserve
(Active duty 1941-1948; 34 mos overseas service WWII,
European Theater of Operations four battle stars;
assignments included platoon commander, adjutant,
squadron commander, group intelligence officer,
base staff judge advocate and Executive (Reserve)
to The Judge Advocate General, USAF.)
Civilian Employment:
1937-41 Messenger, Postal Telegraph
1939-41 Jr. Messenger, Government Printing Office
1948-49
Attorney, NLRB
1949-74 Attorney, Deputy Chief and Chief, Administrative
Law Division, Office of The Judge Advocate General,
USAF. Retired 31 Dèc 1974 in grade GS-16.
(Assignments included Legal Consultant to Air Staff;
Chairman, AF Central Security Board; Chairman, AF
Incentive Awards Board; Member, AF Board for Correction
of Military Records; Member, AF Civilian Attorney
Qualifying Committee; Member, tHo USAF Exexcutive
Assignment Board.)
Member of Bar:
District of Columbia
Virginia
US Court of Claims
US Court of Military Appeals
US Supreme Court
Member and/or officer:
Reserve Officers Association
Air Force Association
American Legion
Toastmasters
Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity
Judge Advocates Association
Southeastern U Alumni Association
Federal Executive Institute Alumni Association
Federal Bar Association
DC Integrated Bar
Virginia Integrated Bar
AF Nurse Corps Foundation
Honors and awards:
Secretary of AF Exceptional Civilian Service Decoration
Secretary of AF Award of Special Recognition
Air Force Reserve Outstanding Service Award
Air National Guard Meritorious Service Award
Reserve Officers Association Brigade of Volunteers Plaque
New York City "JAGAR" Award
"Generals Legal Advisor"Plaque
Personnel Plans Commendation Plaque
Honorary Flight Nurse
Numerous lesser awards and commendations
Personal Information:
Marital: Formerly married; three adult sons
Religion: Presbyterian
Political Affiliation: Democrat (conservative)
Health: Good
Financial: Small holdings in 3 mutual funds; small savings in
3 accounts; residential property owned in Maryland
and Spain.
Hobbies and activities: golf, bowling, spectator sports,
public speaking, writing, performing arts,
civic service.
Ranch-
214-675-7391
BIOGRAPHICAL DATA
FRED J. AGNICH
II
BUSINESS ADDRESS: Suite 830 Park Central 7540 LBJ Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75240
BUSINESS PHONE: 214-387-2588 and 214-387-2570
HOME ADDRESS: 5206 Kelsey Road, Dallas, Texas 75229, PHONE 214-368-6867
AUSTIN ADDRESS: House of Representatives, Room 41lc, P.O. Box 2910, Austin, 787
AUSTIN PHONE: 512-475-2636
AGE: 61 (Born July 19, 1913, Eveleth, Minnesota, Came to Texas in 1937)
FAMILY: wife, Ruth Welton Agnich, and sons William, Richard, James
DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts in Geology, University of Minnesota, 1937
Recipient of University of Minnesota Alumni Association
"Outstanding Achievement Award" - June 1972
BUSINESS ACTIVITIES: Previous -- Geophysical Service, Inc., division of
Texas Instruments, President and Chairman of the Board;
Texas Instruments, Inc., Director
Present: Member of Texas House of Representatives;
Caddo Creek Ranch, owner and operator
ACTIVITIES:
Society of Exploration Geophysicists
Dallas Geological Society
Dallas Geophysical Society
American Getphysical Society
Patron of Science of Graduate Research Center for the Southwest,
Founding member
Greenhill School, Past Director, and Donor of Agnich Hall of Science
Dallas Historical Society
Dallas Petroleum Club
Dallas Wildcat Committee, Former Chairman
Circle Ten Council, Boy Scouts of America
National Advisory Board - Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
U.S. Department of the Interior, 1971, 1972
Dallas Crossroad Bond Program, Steering Committee
National Wildlife Federation
Izaak Walton League
Sierra Club
Ducks Unlimited
Page Two
Fred J. Agnich
Republican National Committeeman - 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975
Republican Party of Dallas County - Chairman, 1967-69
Republican Party State Executive Committee - 1969-72
Elected 1970 Texas House of Representatives:
First Term Committees: Vice-Chairman Interim Committee for
Rules Reform
Member - Urban Affairs, Business and
Marketing, Common Carriers, Mental Health
and Mental Retardation, Parks and Wildlif
Charter Member - Dirty 30
Elected 1972 Texas House of Representatives:
Second Term Committees: Appropriations
Elections
Environmental Affairs, Chairman Subcommi
on Wildlife
Elected 1974 Texas House of Representatives:
Third Term Committees: Appropriations
Environmental Affairs, Chairman Subcommitt
on Wildlife
H. - 806-296-2993
0-512-397-5871
CC.-806-293-2445
PERSONAL HISTORY
OF
HARRY RIGGS
1211 Wayland St., Plainview, Texas
Age: 56 years
Born: Amarillo, Texas
Education: Graduated from Amarillo High School and graduate of
Amarillo Junior College; Infantry School, Ft. Benning, Georgia,
Officers Communications Course; Command and General Staff School,
Leavenworth, Kansas; OPD Staff Officers School, Pentagon;
Participation in Reserve Officers Training Program.
Military Record: Enlisted Private November 1, 1934; served as
Corporal, Sergeant, Staff Sergeant, Technical Sergeant and Master
Sergeant through November 24, 1940; commissioned Second Lieutenant
November 25, 1940; discharged from active duty June 3, 1949 with
rank of Major; July 1, 1953 joined U.S. Army Reserves with
Selective Service; promoted November 24, 1956 Lt. Colonel;
promoted November 23, 1964 Colonel; present rank Colonel.
While on active duty, served 34 months European, African Middle
and Eastern Theatres. Served through the North African and
Italian Campaigns. October, November, December 1974 served full-
time in Amnesty Section of National Headquarters of Selective
Service, Washington, D.C.
Decorations: The Bronze Star, Cavaliere Crown of Italy; EAME
Campaign Medal with 4 Bronze Service Stars; Selective Service
Meritorious Service Award.
Business Background: Amarillo Hardware Company from 1936 through
1948 as salesman, except for time in service: Tri State Notions
Sales Company, owner and operator 1948-1952; Harvest Queen Mill
& Elevator Company, Vice President in charge of sales and de-
velopment 1952-1973.
Member of the following organizations: Chairman, Hale County
Airport Board 1970-1975; Plainview Bicentennial Committee; Elks
Lodge; Reserve Officers Association; 36th Division Association;
VFW; American Legion, Commander Post 260, Commander 19th District;
Member of the National Advisory Board of the American Security
Council.
Family:
Wife - Marian, age 53 years; married for 25 years and have 4
children.
References: Congressman George Mahon, 19th Congressional District
of Texas; Mayor John Stoneham, Plainview, Texas; County Judge,
Henry Heck, Plainview, Hale County, Texas.
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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION
NA FORM 1429 (1-98)
RESUME
W. ANTOINETTE FORD
ADDRESS:
2909 Park Drive, S.E.,
TELEPHONE: (202) 583-7669 - Home
Washington, D. C. 20020
(202) 296-5511 - Office
EDUCATION:
Little Flower High School - Philadelphia, Pa. - 1959
Laval University - Quebec, Canada - 1960
B. S. Biology - Chestnut Hill College - 1963
M. S. Zoology (Teaching Fellowship) - American University - 1966
Oceanography Fellowship - Stanford University - 1967
Oceanography Certification - Department of Navy - 1968
CAREER OBJECTIVE:
My combined preparation and professional experience
provides substantial expertise in the area of govern-
ment and public affairs as applied to environmental
issues.
My objective is to become a Washington representative
for government and public affairs for a major corpora-
tion. Such a position must be challenging and hope-
fully would take maximum advantage of my training and
experience.
EXPERIENCE:
1975
KAHL ASSOCIATES - Washington, D. C.
to
Position: Research Consultant, Government and Public Affairs
Present
Duties:
Research and develop government and public affairs programs
for clients. Advise clients of the most viable approach for
program implementation. Current emphasis, in the area of
environmental issues, includes comparative analysis of
existing and proposed regulatory legislation and their
impact on company policy and programs. Attend conferences
held by executive and legislative branches of government,
and others sponsored by public interest groups.
1973
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
to
Position: Councilmember (Presidential appointment)
1975
Duties:
Prescribe municipal and other regulations having the force
and effect of law. Met regularly with members of business
community, public interest groups, labor organizations,
congressional and other government officials. Presented
written and/or oral testimony before congressional committees.
Officially served in the Council of Governments, the Research
Advisory Council of the Washington Technical Institute, and
the Community Advisory Group on Pennsylvania Avenue Develop-
ment.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Chaired the Commercial and Economic Development Committee
having oversight authority concerning budgets and contracting
procedures for four major city government agencies.
- Established a Council committee to study the potential
impact of cable television in the District and to draft
possible legislation.
1973
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
to
Position: Marketing Specialist
1975
Duties:
Functioned as a public liaison person; represented Director
at meetings; prepared and delivered speeches. Met with and
maintained regular contact with representatives of govern-
ment agencies and private industries, to encourage the utili-
zation of minority business services.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Developed marketing seminars for minority businessmen.
1972
INSTITUTE FOR SERVICES TO EDUCATION
to
Position: Director of Development
1973
Duties:
Acted as liaison for the President in interfacing with the
government and business communities.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Successfully negotiated sizeable contracts for the Institute
that were geared toward developing scientific research programs
in conjunction with schools, colleges and universities.
- Developed a government and public affairs program for the
Institute.
1971
WHITE HOUSE
to
Position: White House Fellow
1972
Duties:
Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury
Significant Accomplishments:
- Instituted U.S. Treasury Department program establishing
minority-owned concessions in U.S. Treasury buildings
nationwide. First concession opened by Secretary George
Schultz at Philadelphia Mint in August, 1972.
- Traveled to Sweden, East and West Africa for office of
Vice President to determine feasibility of international
trade between substantial minority-owned businesses and
the countries visited.
- Served on Treasury Department task force responsible for
increasing government deposits to minority-owned banks by
$81 million.
1969
OGDEN CORPORATION - Washington, D.C.
to
Position: Program Coordinator
1971
Duties:
Assisted in developing educational programs on oceanography
and acted as the government and community liaison for such
programs.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Coauthored a secondary testbook on oceanography.
Significant Accomplishments (cont'd)
- Developed the oceanography curriculum for an educational
program that included training in water pollution control
and ecology.
- Developed the government and public affairs approach for
above projects to bring them to the attention of the
community and to reinforce congressional committee support.
1968
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
to
Position: Science Reference Librarian
1969
Duties:
Translated scientific articles from French to English.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Developed a thesaurus for use by the Pesticide Division.
1966
NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA CENTER
to
Position: Oceanographer
1968
Duties:
Scientist aboard survey cruises. Worked with the Department's
Public Affairs Office in developing conferences and in speaking
to local organizations, area schools and colleges.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Developed a thesaurus for biological computer system.
- Wrote and published several oceanographic articles.
OTHER ACTIVITIES AND TRAVELS:
- Consultant for "International Women's Year" planning
committee.
- Hostess on regular radio program, "Public Hearing".
- Board of Trustees of Proctor Academy, New Hampshire.
- Member of several professional and business organizations.
- American Council of Young Political Leaders, Soviet Union
- 1974.
- International Peace Academy Delegate, Finland - 1972.
- Children's International Summer Villages, Sweden - 1971
- Oceanography survey cruises, Mexico, Pacific Ocean,
Central America - 1967-68
- White House Fellows, Asia, Africa, Europe - 1971-72.
HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS:
- White House Fellow - 1971
- National Science Foundation Fellow - 1967
- Outstanding Service Award, Presidential Classroom - 1972
- Most successful Under-30 Woman, New Woman Magazine - 1971
- Outstanding Service Award, Capitol City Republicans - 1975
Personal and work related references available on request.
-5TAN SCOTT
BANKOFAMERICA
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H.
E. FREDERIC MORROW
VICE PRESIDENT
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
NOW PRINCETON- VRAM OPVERTION PROGRAM
E. Frederic Morrow was born in Hackensack, New Jersey, the
son of the late Reverend and Mrs. J. Eugene Morrow. He was
educated in the Hackensack public schools, Bowdoin College,
Brunswick, Maine and Rutgers University Law School (LLB and
Juris Doctor), and received an LLD from Bowdoin College.
Prior to World War II he was, for five years, field secretary
for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People. He served in the Army during World War II, entering
as a private in 1942 and discharged as a major of artillery in
1946.
After his stint in the Service, Mr. Morrow became a member
of the public affairs staff of the Columbia Broadcasting System.
He remained in that position for four years and then, in the fall
of 1952, joined General Dwight D. Eisenhower's Campaign Train
as an advisor and administrative assistant to the General.
In September, 1953 he became administrative assistant to the
Secretary of Commerce and then, in July of 1955, went to the
White House to become administrative assistant to President
Eisenhower. Mr. Morrow was the first Negro in history to
serve as executive assistant to the President of the United
States.
Mr. Morrow served in the White House until January 20, 1961.
Leaving the White House, he became vice president of the
African-American Institute, New York, a private foundation
dedicated to the development of better cultural and educational
relationships between the people of Africa and the United States.
41 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK, N.Y. 10004
Biographical Sketch
Page Two
E. FREDERIC MORROW
In July, 1964 Mr. Morrow joined the Bank of America as an
assistant vice president. He was promoted to a full vice-
presidency in June, 1967.
He is a member of the National Advisory Committee of Jobs
for Veterans; the Department of State's Advisory Council on
African Affairs; the U.S. Marine Corps Advisory Committee
for Minority Affairs; the Empire State College Council; the
board of trustees of Huston-Tillotson College, Austin, Texas,
and the board of directors of the United States Committee for
Refugees.
He was twice decorated by the President of Liberia for
befriending that country while serving on the White House
staff (Knight Grand Commander of the Humane Order of
African Redemption, and the Star of Africa).
Mr. Morrow is married to the former Catherine Gordon,
of Chicago.
He is author of the books, "Black Man in the White House"
and "Way Down South Up North. "
*
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JOAN VINSON
2607 Childs Lane
Alexandria, Virginia, 22308
(703) 780-4126 Home
(202) 634-1791 Office
-1776
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
Public Affairs Officer, American Revolution Bicentennial Administration,
1972-Present
National Coordinator, National League of Families of American PON/MIA,
1970-1972
Business Manager, American Oil School, Tripoli, Libya, 1960-1962
Teacher, Victorville, California, 1954-1957
Executive Secretary, Athletic Coaching Staff, University of Florida, 1951-1952
EDUCATION
Mississippi State College for Women, 1947-1948
University of Mississippi, 1948
University of Florida, 1948-1951, BSE
School of Fashion Design, Los Angeles, California, 1953-1954
School of Interior Design, Columbia, South Carolina, 1957-1958
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Joan Vinson is currently a Public Information Officer for the American
Revolution Bicentennial Administration (ARBA). She is responsible for
developing public information programs for the ARBA. Her responsibilities
include preparing news releases; disseminating news to the appropriate
media; conducting news conferences, providing public information and news
items for local and national publications and radio and television stations;
Page 2
RESUME
JOAN VINSON
and coordinating and disseminating news and information relating to the
agency.
Prior to her present position, Mrs. Vinson was solely responsible for
originating and organizing nationwide campaign which kept the issue of
the war and prisoners of war and missing in action before the public
through the political candidates in the 1972 presidential election year.
She established and maintained active association with Pepublican and
Democratic National Committees, State chairmen, national organizations,
Congress, media, Defense Department and the White House.
From 1970 until 1972, Mrs. Vinson was the first National Coordinator of
the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in
Southeast Asia. The problem of the American prisoners of War and Missing
in Action in the Vietnam war was one of the most poignant our nation had
faced. After years of frustration and lack of information on the more
than 1600 servicemen missing in the Indochina conflict, the families of
these men banded together to attempt to make their plight a national issue.
Mrs. Vinson was elected as their first National Coordinator. This office
was essentially that of President of a large organization with more than
2700 members with problems and programs of the greatest magnitude and
international scope. Her duties included administration of a tax-exampt
foundation with funding in the $200,000.00 range; supervising the tasks
and energies of approximately 100 full time and volunteer personnel;
keeping abreast of all governmental, political and legislative action
regarding the war and the PON/MIA problem; informing the public and
appealing for support; traveling throughout the world; meeting with heads
of state and top officials of other governments in an effort to gain their
help; speaking to a variety of large groups and associations on this subject;
and dealing with national and local media.
Mrs. Vinson served as the Business Manager for the American Oil School in
Tripoli, Libya, from 1960 until 1962. This school had an enrollment of
approximately 500 students and was established and supported by American
Oil companies for the education of employees' children. During that time,
she was also the social/public affairs liaison between Wheelus Air Force
Base and the government of King Idris.
Prior to this, she taught a variety of subjects including history, English
and math to U. S. Airmen for a period of three years.
Other occupational experience include: executive secretary for the entire
coaching staff at the University of Florida, fashion designer, and interior
decorator.
READERS DIGEST
MELVIN R. LAIRD
Senior Counsellor: Nationaland International Affairs
September 26, 1974
PLEASANTVILLE.NY1570
Mrs. Joan Vinson
2607 Childs Lane
Alexandria, Virginia 22308
Dear Mrs. Jun- 1-m-
General James did call me concerning your
interest in a position on the Clemency Board.
I believe you would make a valuable contribution
and I will be pleased to make this recommendation
to the White House.
With best wishes and kindest personal regards,
I am
Sincerely,
one
Melvin R. Laird
READERS DIGEST ASSEN.INC. 173 SHODE ISLANDAVE NE WASHINGTON D.C. 20036
202 223 1042
Lewis B. Puller, Jr.
1805 Windmill Lane
Alexandria, Virginia 22307
(703) 765-8860
Marital Status:
Wife - Linda Todd Puller
Son - Lewis B. Puller, III (Age 6)
Dgtr.- - Margaret T. Puller (Age 4)
Military:
United States Marine Corps, November 1967 - September 1970
Physical disability retirement for wounds received in
Vietnam
Honorably discharged as First Lieutenant
Education:
High School:
Christ Church School, Christ Church, Va.
College:
College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, Va., A.B., 1967,
Major History, Minor English
Law School:
Marshall-Wythe School of Law, College of William & Mary,
Williamsburg, Va., J.D., June 1974
Experience:
June '73 - Aug. '73: Legal Intern, Veterans Administration,
Washington, D.C.
Sept. '74 - Dec. '74: Staff Attorney for General Counsel,
Veterans Administration, Washington, D.C.
Dec. '74 - Apr. '75: Staff Attorney, Presidential
Clemency Board
Personal:
Member, Virginia State Bar
Judicial Council while in law school
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity
Decorations for Military Service:
Silver Star
2 Purple Hearts
Navy Commendation Medal with Combat "V"
Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry, etc.
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BACKGROUND DATA
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BROWNLEE SANDS CORRIN
Profession: Public Affairs Specialist, Administrator, and Political Science
Professor.
Special Fields: Political Communications, Environmental Problems, Space Af-
fairs, Campaign and Election 'Laws.
General Fields: International Relations, International and Space Law, Inter-
national Communications, American Government and Politics.
Present Employment: Professor of Political Science at Goucher College since
1952; Department Chairman; Director of the Field Politics Center
(Research and Field Work Organization).
Maryland Elections Analyst for ABC Radio/Television since 1964.
Previous Employment: Director of Education, WTOW AM/FM Stereo Baltimore from
1968 to 1970. Occasional Consultant, Maryland State Department
of Education, and Baltimore County Department of Education. LectuReR,
University College, University of Maryland; & HOLINS Hopkins University (summer),
Public Service: Member, Board of Trustees, Baltimore County Library System
(1968-1975); Consultant, Maryland Constitutional Convention Com-
mission (1965-1968); Member, Maryland Legislative Council Com-
mittee on Campaign Costs (1964); Member, Baltimore County Coun-
cil Charter Revision Committee (1961-1962); Program Director for
Maryland election briefings furnished foreign leaders in United
States Department of State Foreign Leader Exchange Program (1954-
1958).
Professional Organization Memberships: American Institute of Aeronautics and
Astronautics; American Society for Public Administration; Ameri-
can Political Science Association; American Society of Interna-
tional Law (and member of Membership Committee); International
Institute of Space Law (and member of U. S. section's Executive
Committee); National Council for the Social Studies; Maryland
Council for the Social Studies (and member of Executive Commit-
tee); International Studies Association; American Library Asso-
ciation.
Specialized Research: Music, humor, and non-verbal communications in politics;
metalaw; noise pollution; science fiction and political utopias;
use of audio/video materials and foreign languages in social
science teaching.
Other Educational Experience:
Institutional: Chairman to administer the major in International Rela-
tions (11 years); Chairman, Faculty of History and Social Sci-
2.
ences (3 years); administrative committee service (Admissions,
Curriculum, President's Council, etc.); and as Faculty Parlia-
mentarian and College Marshal.
Organizational: Panel participant (e.q., 1970 meeting of Organization
of American Historians on Political Campaign Symbolism; 1968
meeting of American Political Science Association on Graduate
Education); College representative to Chambers of Commerce;
Middle States Association evaluation team member.
Personal Data: (on sabbatical leave, 1970-71).
Home Address: 201 Dunbeath Court, Lutherville, Md. 21093.
Home Phone:
301-828-9590.
Business Address: Field Politics Center, Goucher College, Towson, Md. 21204.
Business Phone:
301-823-5628 or 301-825-3300, ext. 327, 328.
Date of Birth: 25 March 1922.
Sex: Male.
Citizenship: USA.
Marital Status: Married to Elizabeth Dyer (Smith BA '43, Goucher M.Ed., '68;
elementary school teacher); 4 children.
Educational Backoround: Stanford University, BA 1947; MA, 1950; PhD, 1959;
(dissertation: Membership in the League and United Nations).
Military Experience: 1942-47 (2d Lt. to Major). Service in field artillery
and communications.
Personal Associations:
Organizations: Stanford Club of Washington, D.C.; Army-Navy Club of Wash-
ington, D.C.; Military Order of the World Wars.
Religion: Protestant Episcopal.
Political: Republican (with services from precinct leader level to chair-
man of State Arts and Sciences Committee for Eisenhower level).
JAN
1975
Resume of:
716 4th Street, S.E.
Washington, D.C. 20003
MICHAEL F. MACLEOD
(202) 546-2854
EMPLOYMENT
1973 - Present
THE RIPON SOCIETY, INC.
509 C Street, N.E.
Washington, D. C. 20002
(202) 546-2111
Executive Director
Overall responsibility for administration,
fundraising, politics, press relations, and the
publishing and promotion of Ripon's publications.
Administrative duties entail management of Ripon's
1974 budget of $170,000, internal communications
with volunteer officers and members, and prepara-
tion of financial reports. My fundraising activities
encompass the design of small direct mail solicitations,
personal meetings with large contributors, the organization
of fundraising receptions and meetings, and the development
of new sources of financing. Political activities: organizing,
assisting GOP candidates who need fundraising assistance
and who need research and volunteers. In the areas of both
politics and fundraising, I work with Republican congressmen,
governors, and their staffs, and members of the Republican
National Committee. Press relations: I act as Ripon's
principal press spokesman.
I was originally hired as the National Political
Director. The primary responsibilities involved organizing
throughout the U.S. I also worked closely with the press
in the cities I visited, setting up interviews for myself
with local press and television reporters. During this
time I also organized and conducted a national issues and
politics conference and several regional issues and grass-
roots politics seminars.
1972 - 1973
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Washington, D. C. 20410
Assistant for Congressional Relations
I maintained liaison with members of Congress,
representing the views of the Secretary and the
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Administration on policy matters affecting HUD. I
authored a briefing paper on the impact of executive
reorganization on HUD and delivered briefings to
members of Congress on the proposed Department
of Community Development. In addition, I worked
with HUD personnel and Congressmen and staffs
concerning program applications, grants, and project
reviews and approvals.
1971 - 1972
U.S. SENATOR ROBERT P. GRIFFIN
Washington, D. C. 20510
Special Assistant
I supervised Senator Griffin's legislative mail
section, which was charged with answering constituent
inquiries. The section consisted of three secretaries
and a research assistant. In addition to writing letter
drafts, I also prepared legislative analyses for the
Senator. The job required that I research legislation
before the Committees on which the Senator served,
the Senator's previously stated positions, and the
impact of his actions on his constituency.
1971
MMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
House of Delegates, 1971 Maryland General Assembly
Legislative Aide
I researched bills referred to the Committee.
Drafted legislation at the request of the Chairman.
Drafted technical and substantive amendments at the
direction of Committee members.
1967 - 1970
U.S. ARMY
Counterintelligence Officer
Graduated Infantry Officer Candidate School. Served
one year tour in Vietnam as commanding officer of a
Counterintelligence Special Operations Team. One year
tour of duty stateside, doing research on domestic unrest.
Awards: Bronze Star, Army Commendation Medal.
REFERENCES
Upon request.
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EDUCATION
Post-Graduate:
M.A., Political Science, Georgetown University, 1967
College:
B.A., International Relations, Lafayette College, 1964
High School:
Norwich (N.Y.) High School, 1960
PERSONAL
Born:
11/5/42
Marital:
Single
Health:
Excellent
Military:
Hon. Discharge
Interests:
My hobbies include graphic art collecting, tennis, golf,
cycling, jogging. Member of Big Brothers of the National
Capitol Area, Vice President for Political Affairs for the
Ripon Society.
CONGRESSMAN ORVAL HANSEN
BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
PERSONAL:
Age: 48, born August 3, 1926 at Firth, Idaho
Married to the former June Duncan, seven children
Member of the L.D.S. Church
EDUCATION:
Idaho Falls, Idaho, Public Schools
B.A., University of Idaho, 1950, Phi Beta Kappa, second student in the history
of the University to graduate with a perfect 4.0 (straight A) grade average
J.D., The George Washington University, 1954, Order of the Coif, G.W. Law
Review Staff
Postgraduate study at London School of Economics of the University of London
under Rotary Foundation Fellowship, 1954-55, in international law and
international relations. Traveled and lectured in parts of Europe, Africa
and the Middle East, 1954-56
L.L.M., The George Washington University, 1973, Thesis: The Development and
Application of Radiation Protection Standards
Currently studying for Ph.D. in political science at The George Washington
University
MILITARY SERVICE:
Enlisted in the Navy in 1944, served two years including one year in the
Pacific on the U.S.S. Saratoga
Member of the U.S. Air Force Reserve since 1949 with present rank of Major
PROFESSIONAL:
Admitted to practice law in Idaho and the District of Columbia, 1954
Private law practice in Idaho Falls, 1956-68
Member of the Bar of the United States Supreme Court
IDAHO LEGISLATIVE SERVICE:
Served four terms in the Idaho House of Representatives, 1956-62, 1964-66
(House Majority Leader, 1961-62), and one term in the Idaho Senate, 1966-68
Member of the Idaho Legislative Council and the Idaho Commission on
Constitutional Revision
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CONGRESSIONAL SERVICE:
Staff assistant to the late Senator Henry Dworshak, 1950-54
Elected to the 91st Congress on November 5, 1968, re-elected to the
92nd and 93rd Congresses, to the latter by the largest vote margin in the
history of the district
Committees: Education and Labor, House Administration, Joint Committee on
Atomic Energy and Joint Committee on the Library
Member: Task Force on Early Childhood Education, Advisory Board of Presidential
Classroom for Young Americans, National Advisory Board of Executive High
School Internships of America
Attended as Congressional Advisor, Fourth United Nations International Conference
on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Geneva, 1971, and General Conference of
the International Atomic Energy Agency at Vienna, 1973. Represented Joint
Committee on Atomic Energy in discussions with Japanese government, industry
and scientific leaders on atomic energy matters in February 1973
OTHER:
Received Future Farmers of America "Idaho Star Farmer" Award, 1945
Idaho State FFA President, 1947-48, earned American Farmer Degree, 1948
Named "Outstanding Young Man of the Year" by Idaho Falls, Idaho Jaycees, 1961
"Distinguished Service Award" by Idaho State Jaycees, 1962
Chairman, Idaho Manpower Advisory Committee, 1963-68
ADDRESSES:
OFFICE:
AREA RESIDENCE:
PERMANENT LEGAL RESIDENCE:
312 Cannon H.O.B.
4405 33rd Road
Route 5, Box 216
Washington, D.C. 20515
Arlington, Virginia 22207
Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401
202/225-5531
703/538-4754
208/523-2979
RESUME
Daniel J. Swillinger
Age: 32, Single
769 Alexandria Colony Ct.
Phone: (614) 422-2631 (0)
Columbus, Ohio 43215
228-2881 (H)
CURRENT POSITION
Assistant Dean, College of Law, The Ohio State University.
Areas of responsibility include placement, student affairs
(academic and non-academic), and alumni and development.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Government Contract Law--3 hr. regularly scheduled course
taught Summer Quarter 1974.
EDUCATION
B.A. in Journalism, 1964, The Ohio State University
Editor, university daily newspaper
Honor societies
One of five outstanding Senior Men
Academic Scholarship
J.D., 1967, College of Law, The Ohio State University
Moot Court Governing Board
Legal Clinic, senior staff assistant
Academic scholarship
Course work toward M.P.A. in Urban Affairs, American
University, 1969-70.
PRIOR EMPLOYMENT
Law clerk to the Chief Commissioner
U.S. Court of Claims, Washington, D.C., 1967-68
As Commissioner (now Judge) Bennett's clerk, I was
responsible for legal research, drafting opinions, and
orders, and preparing for trial, with most of the work
involving government contract litigation, and some in
Federal Tax and government pay and pension cases.
Legislative Assistant
Congressman William B. Widnall (N.J.), 1969
This position included drafting legislation, pre-
paring for hearings, and working with committee staff on
all aspects of legislation, primarily in the housing and
urban development field. In addition, I served as Mr.
Widnall's press assistant.
RESUME
Daniel J. Swillinger
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Counsel and Director of Research
Bailey, Deardourff and Bowen, Inc.
Washington, D.C., 1969-71
Responsibilities in this consulting and advertising firm
included contract drafting and negotiation, management and
corporate matters and election law research and advice,
as well as serving as a political campaign consultant.
National Political Director, The Ripon Society
Washington, D.C., 1971-73
National organizing, fundraising and writing for the
Society's publications were the principal responsibilities.
I also set up and operated the Society's first Washington
office.
PUBLICATIONS
"Delegate Apportionment to National Party Nominating
Conventions: The Unresolved Issues."
6 Columbia Human Rights Law Review 25 (1974)
Contributor to: Clifford Brown, ed., The Jaws of Victory,
Little, Brown & Co., 1974
Contributing Editor, The Ripon Forum
MISCELLANEOUS
Admitted to practice law:
Ohio
U.S. Court of Claims
Memberships:
American Bar Association
Section on Individual Rights
Section on Public Contract Law
Common Cause
National Governing Board
REFERENCES
Supplied upon request.
Newton Gingrich
Curriculum Vitae
Born June 17, 1943 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Education: High school: attended schools in Orlean, France, and Stuttgart,
Germany; graduated from Baker High School,
Columbus, Georgia, June 1961
College:
Columbus College, Columbus, Georgia, Summer 1961;
Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, September 1961-
December 1963; January-December 1965; B.A. with a
major in history, December 1965
Graduate:
Georgia State College, Atlanta, Georgia, January-
March 1966; M.A. in Modern European History
(thesis: "Anglo-French Diplomatic Reactions to
the Russian Revolution of 1905"). Tulane
University, May 1968; Ph.D. in Modern European
History [Tulane University] (dissertation on
"Belgium Education Policy in the Congo, 1945-
1960"), June 1971.
Educational Honors: NDEA Fellowship, 1966-70; Georgia State Scholarship,
1966-70; Passed the preliminary examination with distinction in both the
written and oral examinations in both Modern European and United States
Histories (the first and second fields respectively).
Teaching experience: Taught U.S. history 1968-1969 at Newcomb College;
two sections of U.S. history and four sections of non-tuition, no credit
course "The Year Two Thousand", Summer, 1969; 1970-present--taught
History and Environmental STudies Courses at West Georgia College,
Carrollton, Georgia; helped develop and currently co-ordinator of an
interdisciplinary Environmental Studies Program; offer an undergraduate
course in Futurism entitled "The Year 2000."
Employment Experience: Atlanta Public Library, part-time November 1961-
December 1962, full-time Summer 1962; Atlas Finance Company, part-time
in the computer department January-May 1963, full-time summer 1963 and part-
time September-December 1963 as an assistant credit-manager; campaign
manager for Jack Prince for Congress full-time January-November, 1964;
January 1965-August 1966, resident manager for apartment complex;
September 1965-May 1966 worked part-time for public opinion research
firm; 1970-75 assistant professor of History, West Georgia College.
Administrative and Planning Experience: Chairman, West Georgia College
Planning Council, 1972-74; Member Committee on College Reorganization,
1972-73; Co-ordinator of Environmental Studies, 1973-present.
Major Professional Activities: 1970-72 worked with the School of
Information Services, Georgia Institute of Technology developing a
history curricula for use with the Audiographic Learning Facility--a
computer, audiotape, and electrowriter combination that is a prototype
remote learning resource facility.
1971-"The Difficulties of Researching Women's History," presentation at
the Colloquium Teaching Women's History, Southern Historical Association
annual meeting. "Management in the 1970's," presentation to the Blue
Cross-Blue Shield Region V and VI Internal Operations annual meeting.
1972-Member, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Accreditation
Committee to Delta State College, Cleveland, Mississippi.
1973-' "The Role of the Medical Researcher and the Future of Health Care,"
presentation to the annual education workshop of The American Medical
Records Association. Workshop on Organizational Development for The
Student Government, faculty, and administration of Kennesaw Junior
College (contracted through the Institute for Directed Change and Research).
Member, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools accreditation team
to the Muscogee County School systems, elementary schools, Columbus, Ga.
1974-"The Role of the Medical Researcher and the Future of Health Care,"
presentation to the annual meeting of the Southern Medical Records
Association.
Professional Membership: Ad Hoc committee for Anticipatory Democracy;
American Association for the Advancement of Science; Georgia Conservancy;
The World Future Society.
Political Experience: Precinct worker for Nixon. 1960 in Columbus, Ga.;
active in Republican party organizations, 1961-66 in Dekalb County,
Georgia; full-time Congressional campaign manager in the Ninth District
of Georgia, 1964; researcher and assistant to State Senator Gene Sanders,
1965-66; Louisians State Chairman for Rockefeller, 1968; Georgia
Republican Platform Committee Chairman, 1972; Candilate for the U.S.
House of Representatives Sixth District of Georgia, 1974 (received 48.5%
against a 20-year incumbent).
Married to the former Jackie Battley of Columbus, Georgia, two daughters
Kathy (12) and Jackie Sue (8).
DOUGLAS SLOAN HARLAN
Present Occupation
Attorney
Davis, Morehouse & Davidson
1422 Frost Bank Tower
San Antonio, Texas 78205
512/224-1831
Preferred Mailing Address
236 Argyle
San Antonio, Texas 78209
512/828-5070
Personal Background
31 years old
Born July 7, 1943, in Jonesboro, Arkansas
Single
Member of Grace Presbyterian Church
Education
B.A. in English, cum laude
Rice University
Houston, Texas
(1964)
M.A. in Political Science
Duke University
Durham, North Carolina (1965)
Ph.D. in Government
University of Texas
Austin, Texas
(1967)
J.D.
University of Texas
Austin, Texas
(1973)
Professional Experience: Teaching
Visiting Lecturer in Government and Public Affairs
Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs
University of Texas
Austin, Texas
Visiting Professor of Political Science
Southwestern University
Goergetown, Texas
Adjunct Professor of Political Science
Trinity University
San Antonio, Texas
Professional Experience: Administrative
Director,
Department of Education and Human Resources
City of San Antonio
San Antonio, Texas
Administrative Assistant to the Executive Director
Inter-American Educational Center
San Antonio, Texas
Political Experience: Staff
Deputy Campaign Manager
Paul Eggers for Governor of Texas (1970)
Campaign Manager
D. C. Norwood for Congress
Texas, 13th C.D. (1966)
Assistant to Press Secretary
Office of Senator John Tower
Washington, D. C. (1962)
Political Experience: Volunteer
Candidate for Congress
Texas, 21st C.D. (1972 and 1974)
Precinct Chairman
Bexar County Finance Committee
State Republican Task Force on Education
County and State Convention Delegate, 1966-1974
Faculty, R.N.C. Regional Campaign Management Seminar
Governor's Club
Key Republican
Civic Activities
Alumni Board of Governors
Rice University
Houston, Texas
Citizens' Advisory Council
American Revolution Bicentennial Commission of Texas
Council for the Fine Arts Center
Our Lady of the Lake College
San Antonio, Texas
Education Committee
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio Literacy Society
San Antonio Symphony Society
Fundraiser for San Antonio United Way
Professional Memberships
Southern Political Science Association
American Political Science Association
San Antonio, Texas, and American Bar Associations
Phi Kappa Phi
Pi Sigma Alpha
Representative Publications
TexaStats '72
L.B.J. School of Public Affairs Press, 1973
"Home on the Connally Range"
Ripon Forum, April, 1973
"Impacted Problem Hurts"
The Texas Observer, March 2, 1973
"Outlook for Election Reform"
The Texas Observer, March, 1972
"Money in Texas Campaigns"
Texas: Readings in Politics, Government, & Public Policy, 1972
Edited by Richard Kraemer and Philip Barnes
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
March 31, 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR:
CEG
LARRY BASKIR
FROM:
RICK
SUBJECT:
List of Possible Board Members
Following is a list of potential Board members recommended
by a variety of people. Where no source is indicated in parenthesis, the
name is a Baskir or Tropp suggestion.
no
Pete Peterson
no
Len Garment
no / Albert Gore
/
Colonel Henry Riggs ( --George Mahon; CEG)
21 Buell Gallagher -- formerly President, City College of New York;
Chancellor, University of California; national board of
NAACP. White; mid-sixties.
Arch Murray -- formerly Director of Governor Rockefeller's state
no
Division of Criminal Justice Services; now Director, N.Y. Legal
Aid Society; black; mid-thirties.
/
Jim Woolsey -- Shea and Gardner; formerly Senator Stennis' Chief
Counsel, Senate Armed Services Committee; formerly on
the National Security Council Staff. Mid-thirties.
POW for half-a-dozen years in Hanoi.
Interested in the clemency program.
no
2
Bob Blakey Professor of Law, Cornell; formerly McCleilan's
long-time Chief Counsel, Senate Criminal Laws Subcommittee.
Steve Hess
no
Warner Gardner Shea and Gardner; has commented on drafts of
our regulations.
no
2
Chesterfield Smith -- President, ABA.
Dean Robert McKay -- NYU Law School; about to become director of
NO
the Aspen Institute in Colorado. Attica Report. (Rockefeller
appointee; Schwarzchild knows and respects)
Arthur Liman -- Paul Weiss; formerly McKay's Special Counsel
on the Attica Commission.
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/
Reverend Dean M. Kelly -- National Council of Churches official.
(known to the ACLU group)
Mo
Father William Thompson -- NYC (Schwarzchild and Marrs recommend)
Right Reverend Edmund Browning -- Episcopal Church Center (Schwarzchild)
Monsignor Murphy -- Director, National Shrine for the Immaculate
Conception (Rich Killmer)
no David Ramage -- Director, New World Foundation (Schwarzchild)
Roy Wilkins -- NAACP (Marrs also)
Tames Farme r
Patrick Murphy -- Police Foundation; formerly NYC Police Chief
Barbara Greene Kilberg -- Mt. Vernon College
Rita Hauser
2 Pam Curtis -- formerly assistant to Ellie Peterson at the Republican
National Committee; Common Cause; deputy director, Mathias
for Senator campaign (Karen Keesling and Pat Lindh)
Barbara
Schuhmen -- formerly Senator Cooke's legislative assistant.
Mid-twenties. (Keesling and Lindh)
Rarry
Carole Bellows -- Chairperson, Individual Rights Section, ABA.
2 Miriam E. Wolff Federal Maritime Board formerly.
young
Z Benjamin Heineman II -- Center for Law and Social Policy. Democrat
young
2 Dennis Flannery -- partner, Wilmer Cutler and Pickering; formerly
Center for Law and Social Policy; formerly clerk to Earl Warren.
Harry Huge -- partner, Arnold and Porter, Representation of West
Virginia miners.
Dan Reznick -- partner, Arnold and Porter. Expert in criminal procedure.
Louise Leonard former state senator from West Virginia (Lindh)
Mo
Loretta Nimmerrichter -- former Judge of the Orphans' Court, State
of Maryland (Lindh)
Gene Ecklund -- Washington banker. Formerly DoD. Moderate (Marrs)
John Everhard -- important in Reserve Officers Association, formerly
A.F. Jag. Moderate (Marrs)
Stan Smith -- attorney, Montgomery, Alabama. Left. (Marrs)
John Campbell -- President, department store in Nebraska. Moderate (Marrs.
Tom Roth -- The Research Institute (Selective Service contract
research). Left. (Marrs)
Jack McGuire -- wealthy dillettante; produces advertising materials;
father close to Joe Kennedy. Vice President, ROA. Moderate (Marrs)
Wayne Gillies -- lawyer, Houston, Right (Marrs).
Charles Katsianos - formerly RNC, ethnic Greek groups. (Marrs)
Frank Martino -- heading of a consulting firm to associations. Reserves
formerly. Right. (Marrs).
Irving Yoskowitz -- attorney, IBM. young, Left. (Marrs).
No 1 R.71 wickens-
/ Joan Vinson
/ LOUIS Pullen
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Myer Menschen -- investments, Houston; has represented King Faisal.
(Marrs)
Bill Spell - PR business, Washington; formerly AA to Stennis.
Joe Azbell - - George Wallace's campaign organization in 1972.
Miller Hudson - Vietnam Navy veterans; manages Mountain Bell in
Denver. Wrote in cold during August asking to be on Board --
excellent letter.
Tom Allman -- attorney, Cincinnati; drew up Senator Taft's earned
re-entry bill as L.A. to Taft; twenties.
Irving Rosendrantz -- Chief Government Appeals Agent for Selective
Service System from 1940 to 1972. Retired, 66; Florida.
Wrote in cold to the President on September 9 asking to be made
a Board member.
2 Daniel Kornstein -- Paul Weiss associate; twenties; right; formerly
Army JAG -- defended Sergeant Mitchell in Mylai trial.
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yes
Timothy Craig -- President, National Association of Concerned
Citizens; Vietnam era Veteran; 31 years old (Maye)
Father James Cox -- Brooklyn State Hospital. (O' Connor)
Bill Cox -- (Dougovito)
Reverend Dean Kelley -- United Council of Churches; Chairman of
the Department of Religious Liberty (Baskir)
Herman Will -- Associate General Counsel, Methodist United Board
of Christian Social Concerns; Chairman, National Religious
Board for Conscientious Objection. (Baskir)
/ Bishop John Wesley Lord -- Retired Methodist Bishop of Washington
(Baskir)
Dean Francis Sayre Dean of the National Cathedral - Woodrow Wilson's
grandson. (Baskir)
Babbi
Schindler - President, Union of American Hebrew Congregation.
Dr
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free
Executive Director, Baptist Joint Committee
on Public Affairs. (Baker and Baskir)
Dr. Sloan S. Hodges -- Executive Secretary, Progressive National
Baptist Convention, Inc. (Baker and Baskir)
Dr. Foy Valentine -- Executive Secretary, Christian Life Commission,
Southern Baptist Convention. (Baker and Baskir)
John Herman Henry Sengstacke -- Chairman, Board of Directors, Michigan
Chronicle (Detroit), Louisville Defender; President, Tri-State
Defender. (Scott)
Asa T. Spaulding -- V.P. Mutal Savings and Loan Association. (Scott)
Timothy Lionel Jenkins- - Chairman of the MATCH Institution; D.C. Lawyer;
Chairperson of Housing Rent Commission for D.C. (Scott)
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E. Frederic Morrow -- Vice President - Bank of America. (Scott)
Rev. Sandy Ray -- Brooklyn (Scott)
Kennth Drew (Scott)
William O. Wilker -- Cleveland Post (Scott)
Dilbert Sperlock -- Professor of Law. (Scott)
Dr. James Frank -- President of Lincoln University, Nebraska (Scott)
Aubrey Lewis -- (Scott)
Bruce Lew Allen -- Chairman Freedan National Assn. (Scott)
Levi Jackson -- Ford Motor Co. (Scott)
John Singstack -- Publisher
(Scott)
Earl Dickerson -- retired Chairman of Board of Supreme Llberty
Life Insurance. (Scott)
J. Austin Norris - lawyer (Scott)
Jim Zirmer -- N.Y. C. (Scott)
/
Julius William -- former Colonel; handles Veterans Affairs in NAACP). (Scott)
Clarence Mitchell -- NAACP - Washington office. (Scott)
/
Monsignor Francis Lally -- Director of Division, U.S. Catholic
Conference; former Editor of the Boston Pilot. (Hesburgh)
Monsignor George Higgins -- Director of the Social Action Department
of the U.S. Catholic Conference. (Hesburgh)
Father Michael McCafferty -- recent graduate of Notre Dame Law School;
government lawyer for the EEOC. (Hesburgh)
no
Albert Hinkle, Assistant Commissioner, Division of Housing for
New York State. (O' Connor)
/
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Board Members
A List
B List
Liberal
Joan Vinson
Monsignor George Higgins
Barbara Kilberg
Chesterfield Smith
Dean Robert McKay
DaxxRexxixk
Tom Allman (Taft)
Bill wishens
Moderate
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J. Robert Kerrey
Antoinette Ford
Lew Puller
Hon. Orval Hanson
Jim Woolsey
Warner Gardner
Timothy Craig
William Dardan
Conservative
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Hon. Howard Robison
Paul Cruz (DeBaca)
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Colonel Henry Riggs
John Everhard (Adams)
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Frederick Morrow
Clyde Ferguson (Woods)
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(VP--Bank of American)
Bill Spell (Marrs)
Russ Blandford (Walt)
Bob Carey
Riggs -
Everhard - -
Agnich
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Kanfman
Kaufman
Craig Kanfman
Crang
Morrow L-M
morrow
Ford
(Fork)
Stevens
(Sterens)
Fard
Vinson
L-M
Vinson
Puller
Puller
Helly
Lally
Bamberger
Stevens
Mc Kay,
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Pub.
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Riggs
Everhard
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AGEMIAN, CHARLES LEXANDER, banker: b. Aug. 4, 1909; S.
Hist. Assn., Wis. Acad. Scis., Arts and Letters, Menomonie C. of C.
Alexander and Mary (Gurgian) A.; grad Grad. Sch. Banking Rutgers
(pres. 1969-70). Republican. Conglist. Kiwanian Author: (with
AGOSTA, VITO DAN
U., 1950, (hon.). Pace Coll., m. Mary Plumb, June 13. 1936;
others) History of Wisconsin State Universities, 1968. Contor. to
and Elizabeth (Alvare
children-Sandra (Mrs. Malcolm A. Borg). Mary L. (Mrs. Michael
Ency. Britannica. Home: 907 Oakwood Blvd Menomonie WI 54751
Columbia, 1959; Mr.
Heath) With Chase Manhattan Bank (merger Bank of Manhattan Co.
Charles. Thermodyna
and Chase Nat. Bank). N.Y.C., 1927-69, v.p., comptroller, 1952-60.
AGNEW, FRANK E., Jr., banker: b. Creston, la., Sept. 14. 1903: $.
mem. faculty Bklyn.
comptroller gen., 1959-53. exec. v.p. in charge bank operations.
Frank E. and Elizabeth (Larimer) A.: A.B., Knox Coll. 1928, hon.
1962-: press. populsi
financial, tax depts., 1963-69; chmn. bd. chief exec. officer Garden
degree. 1967; LL.D., Thiel Coll., 1961; m. Suzanne Kohlstast, Nov.
SCI. adv. bd. Camin Lat
State Nat. Bank, Hackensack, N.J., 1969-; dir., exec. com. Kinney
29, 1930 (dec. Jan. 1971): children-Frank E. 3d. Gates Kennedy.
Am. Inst. Aero and
Services, Inc., N.Y.C. Prof. advanced accounting, trustee Pace Coil,
Howes DeMuth, Suzanne Kohlsaat II. Bookkeeper, Creston, 1923-27;
Profs. Am. Soc. M
N.Y.C. Mem. Regional Adv. Com. on Banking Policies and Practices.
trainee, traveling rep., credit man Continental III. Nat. Bank & Trust
combustion instability
Bd. govs Hackensack Hosp. Mem. Am. Bankers Assn. (exec.
Co., Chgo., 1928-32; asst. to pres. Morris Plan Corp. Am., N Y.C.,
phase system; air are
council), Bank Adminstra. Inst. (pres.), Beta Alpha Psi. Home: 2311
1932-33; joined Gen. Am. Life Ins Co., 1933. asst. treas., 1934, asst.
design; heat transfer
Ocean Av Spring Lake NJ 07762 also 150 Overlook Av Hackensack
v.p., 1935-40, v.p., 1940-49; dir. Boatmen's Nat. Bank, St. Louis,
NY 11743. Office: Ro
NJ 07601 Office: 170 Main St Hackensack NJ 07601
1945-53, v.p., 1950-52. exec. v.p., 1952-53; pres.. dir. Old Kent Bank.
Grand Rapids. Mich., 1953-55; pres., dir. Peoples First Nat Bank &
AGOSTINELLI, MA
ACHA, MEHEMED FEHMY, art cons.: b. Nicolaieff, Russia, Mar.
Trust Co. Pitts., chmn. successor bank Pitts. Nat. Bank, 1963-:
Sept. 18, 1923 3. Euge
11, 1896;s Yossouf and Anna (Khoror) A.: grad. Emperor Alexander
Trustee Carnegie Mellon U., Carnegie Inst. Mem. Res. City Bankers
in Argentna, Brazil.
Tech. Sch, Nicolaieff, grad. in econs., Poly. Inst. Emperor Peter
Assn., Beta Theta Pi. Republican. Episcopalian. Clubs: Fox Chapel
Came to U.S., 1953.
the Great. Petrograd, 1918: grad Ecole Nationale des Langues
Golf (Pitts.): Duquesne. Home: 105 Royston Rd Fox Chapel
Berkshire (Mass.) Mu
Orientales Vivantes. Paris, 1923. Came to U.S., 1929, naturalized,
Pittsburgh PA 15238 Office: 5th and Wood Sts Rittsburgh PA 15230
Dallas, Los Angeles,
1936. Studio and chief Paris div. Gonde Nast, France, 1924-27. art
N.Y.C., Venice. Italy.
AGNEW, FRANKLIN ERNEST, III, mfg. CO. exec.; b. St. Louis,
nat. exhbns. include All
dir. German edit. Vogue mag., Berlin, 1927-29; art dir., N.Y.C.,
Apr. 13, 1934; 3. Frank Ernest, Jr. and Susanne (Kohlsaat) A.; A.B.
Knickerbocker Arcists
1929-42; M. F. Agha studio, N.Y.C., 1943-70. Recipient Am. Inst.
in Econs., Princeton, 1956; M.B.A., Harvard, 1953; C.P.A., 1961: m.
Graphic Arts medal, 1957. Hon. mem. Inst. Graphic Arts (pres.
Design, Nat. Arts Club.
Dorothy Powning, Feb. 17, 1962; chiidren-Carolyn W., Timothy S.,
Norfolk (Va.) Mus., S.:
1954-55). Clubs: Dutch Treat, Art Directors (life mem., pres.
1934-35) (N.Y.C.). Author monographs on graphic arts. Home: 140
Jennifer S. With First Nat. Bank Chgo., 1958-62. loan officer,
Silvermine Guild ann.
W 57th St New York City NY 10019 also Hillview RD 2 Malvern PA
1960-62; with Rockwell Mfg. Co., 1963-, controller, 1963-66, v.p.
Berkshire Mus. at Ber
mfg. power tool div., 1967-68. v.p. mfg. valve div., 1968- 69, v.p.
Paulo, Brazil: rep. pe
19355
finance, 1969-. Served with AUS, 1959. Mem. Am. Inst. C.P.A.'s.
Buenos Aires, Mus. Mc
Financial Execs. Inst., Council Financial Execs., Pitts. C. of C. Clubs:
Mus., also pvt. collect.
AGLE, CHARLES KLEMM, architect. city planner; b. Bloomington,
University, Fox Chapel Golf (Pitts.). Home: 170 Forest Dr Pittsburgh
Mus. (2). Conn. Acad
III., Oct. 19. 1906: Charles F. and Clara (Klemm) A.; Grad. Choate
PA 15238 Office: 400 N Lexington Av Pittsburgh PA 15208
Samuel F. Morse medal
Sch., 1923-25; A.B., Princeton, 1929, M.F.A., 1931; student Am.
hon, mention Knicker
Sch., Fontainebleau, France, 1931; divorced: children-Charles H.,
AGNEW, HAROLD MELVIN, physicist; b. Denver, Mar. 28. 1921;
N.J.; Gold medai Salon
Kenneth C., Alan P.: m. 2d, Jo Ann Sayers, June 22, 1968. Asso.,
S. Sam. E. and Augusta (Jacobs) A.; A.B., U. Denver, 1942; M.S. U.
Salon Nacional Artists
Henry Wright, Sr., city planner, N.Y.C., 1931-34; dir. planning Fed.
Chgo., 1948. Ph.D., 1949; m. Beverly Jackson, May 2, 1942;
Societe des Artistes Fi
Pub. Housing Authority, 1934-43; dir. planning Harrison, Ballard &
children- Nancy E. (Mrs. Jack B. Owens), John S. With Los Alamos
Artistes Escritores de
Allen, N.Y.C., 1946-52; propr. own firm in city planning and
Sci. Lab., 1943-46, alternate div. leader, 1949-61, leader weapons div.,
Home: 420 E 79th SE
architecturé, Princeton, N.J., 1953-; mem. faculty community
1964-70, dir., 1970-; pres. Blaws Corp., 1967-; sci. adviser Supreme
Gallery 655 Madison
planning, U. Pa., 1953-54. Princeton Grad. Sch., 1956-66. Served with
Allied Comdr. in Europe, Paris, France, 1961-64. Chmn., Army Sci.
USNR, 1943-46. Recipient 1968 Design award U.S. Dept. Housing
Adv. Panel, 1965-; mem. aircraft panel Pres.'s Sci. Adv. Com., 1965-
AGOSTINI, PETER,
and Urban Devel. Fellow Am. Inst. Architects; mem. Am. Inst.
mem. USAF Sci. Adv. Bd., 1957-69, Def. Sch. Bd., 1965 mem.
and leva (Vulicevic) A
Planners, Am. Soc. Planning Ofcls., Regional Assn. N.Y., Lambda
Gov. N.M. Radiation Adv. Council, 1959-61. Mem. Los Alamos Bd.
Swart, Jan., 1940; m.
Alpha. Editor, contbr. Rehousing Urban America, 1934; An
Ednl. Trustees. 1950-55, pres., 1955. Mem. N.M. Senate, 1955-61:
Exhibited one man sho
Approach to Urban Planning, 1953. Author: Family Sizes and
sec. N.M. Legislative Council, 1957-61; chmn. N.M. Senate Corp.
1960, Richard Gray G:
Building Types: Zoning, 1965; Community Appearance, 1969;
Commn., 1957-61. Recipient Emest Orlando Lawrence award AEC,
permanent collections
Planned Residential Neighborhoods, 1970. Home: 247 Elm Rd
1966. Fellow Am. Phys. Soc.; mem. Phi Beta Kappa. Sigma Xi,
Garment Workers Unit
Princeton NJ 08540 Office: 10 Nassau St Princeton NJ 08540
Omicron Delta Kappa. Home: 7459 46th St Los Alamos NM 87544
Recipient Longview
Office: PO Box 1663 Los Alamos 87544
Home: 151 Av B New
AGNELLI, GIANNI, mfg. CO. exec.: b. Torino, Italy, Mar. 12, 1921;
New York City NY le
5. Edoardo and Princess Virginia Bourbon (del Monte) A.; Dr. Laws,
AGNEW, JAMES BLANCHARD, banker; b. Bklyn., Nov. 4, 1915;
U. Torino; m. Princess Marella Caracciolo di Castagneto;
$. John Paterson oberta (Alanchard) A.; grad. Am. Inst. Banking.
AGRONSKY, MART
children-Edoardo. Margaret. Chmn. bd. Fiat Co., 1966-, also
1952, Stonier Givent Sch. Banking, Rutgers U., 1960; m. Virginia
Jan. 12, 1915;s. Isador
RIV-SKF Co., and Istimto Finanziario Industriale. Mayor of Villar
Kerwin, Jan, 28, 1943; children-Nancy (Mrs. Nancy Wimmers),
U., 1936, MA. (hon.
Perosa. Decorated Mil. Cross of Valour. Address: 10 Corso Marcoi
John With Chase Nat. Bank, N.Y.C., 1933-37, Mfrs. Trust Co.,
children-Marcia. Jon
Torino Italy
N.Y. 1937-58; with Franklin Nat. Bank, Mineola, N.Y., 1958-68,
1971. Gen. reporte
sr. v.p., 1966-68:-sr. v.p. Security Nat. Bank, Huntington, N.Y.,
contbr. newspapers, ['.
AGNEW, ALLEN FRANCIS, geologist; b. Ogden, III., Aug. 24,
1968- Mem. Harbour Green Civic Assn., 1960-. Served with
Sofia, Ankara 1940-4
1918; Theodore Lee and Agnes Nona (Faris) A.: A.B. with highest
1941-45. Mem. Robert Morris Assos., N.Y. Credit and
Australia, Pacific, 1940
honors. U. III., 1940, M.S., 1942; Ph.D., Stanford. 1949; m. Frances
Financial Mgmt. Assn., Commerce and Industry Assn. N.Y. (council
NBC radio and TV con
Marie Keiffer, Sept. 5, 1946; children-Allen Bruce, Lawrence Paul,
1964-). Club: Old Westbury (N.Y.) Golf and Country (bd. govs.
corr. for CBS, 1964: :
Leslie Crae, Heather Lee. Geologist, III. Geol. Survey, 1939-42. U.S.
1964-), treas., 1967-). Home: 110 Fairfax Rd Massapequa NY
Pesbody award for dis
Geol. Survey, 1942-55; asst. prof. geology U. Ala., 1948-49; asso. prof.
11758 Office: 280 Park Av New York City NY 10017
award for radio repo
geology U. S.D., 1955-57, prof., 1957-63; dir. S.D. Geol. Survey,
Dupont award for disti
1957-63; prof. geology, dir. Water Resources Research Center,
AGNEW, JANET MARGARET, ret. librarian; b. St. Paul, Nov. 1,
Nat. Head!iners aware
Indiana U., Bloomington, 1963-69; dir. Wash. Water Research
1903: d. Harry M. and Emmeline Marie (Brigham) A.; A.B., U.
award for documentsr
Center, also prof. geology Wash. State U., 1969- Recipient Robert
Manitoba, 1925, A.M., 1930; B.L.S., McGill U., 1933. Instr. library
1963. Mem. Congl. R
Peele award Am. Inst. Mining Engrs., 1958. Mem. Am. Inst. Profl.
sch. McGill U., 1933-38; asst. prof. library sch. La. State U., 1939-42;
Delta Kappa (hon. men
Geologists, Am. Geol. Inst., Nat. Water Well Assn., Nat. Assn.. of
librarian Sweet Briar Coll., 1942-47, Bryn Mawr College, 1947-69.
Press (Washington). I
Geology Tchrs. Geol. Soc. Am., Soc. Mining Engrs. of Am. Inst.
formerly head librarian. Member A.L.A., Am. Assn. Profs., Bibliog.
20008 Office: CBS P3
Mining, Metall. and Petroleum Engrs., A.A.A.S., Soc. Econ.
Society Am., Am Assn. U. Women, Phila. Art Alliance. Compiler:
Geologists, Geophys. Union, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. Home:
Southern Bibliography, 1939-42. Home: 201-1319 Newport Av
AGUS, JACOB BERT
1500 Upper Dr Pullman WA 99163
Victoria British Columbia Canada
1211; Judah Leib
1927, naturalized, 19
AGNEW, ARNOLD HARVEY, newspaper editor: b. Toronto, Ont.,
AGNEW, MRS. SPIRO THEODORE, b. Balt.: d. W. Lee and Ruth
1938. Ph.D., 1939
Can., May 22, 1925: 5. G. Harvey and Helen (Smith) A.: B.A., U.
Elinor (Schafer) Judefind: m. Spiro T. Agnew, May 27, 1942;
children-Zalman, Ed
Toronto, 1948, M.A., 1950; m. Flora Jane Mulligan, Aug. 9, 1952;
children-Pamela Lee, James Rand, Susan Scott, Elinor Kimberley.
Ordained tabbi, 1935
children-John. Sarah, David, Elizabeth, Reporter, Halifax (N.S.,
Wife of v.p. of U.S. Address: Sheraton Park Hotel Washington DC
1935-39, Agudas A
Can.) ChronicleHerald, 1948, The Canadian Press, Halifax, 1949;
20008
Abraham, Dayton. O.
reporter. editor Western Morning News, Plymouth, Eng., 1950;
prof. religion. hist. few
reporter London (Eng.) Daily Express, 1951, United Press, London,
AGNEW, SPIRO THEODORE, vice pres. U.S.: b. Balt., Nov. 9,
Judaism reconstruction
195153. The Telegram, Toronto, 1953; editorin chief Sherbrooke
1918; S. Theodore S. and Margaret (Akers) A.; student Johns
brs. Nat. Conf. Christi
(Que., Can.) Daily Record, 195760; mng. editor Toronto Telegram,
Hopkins; LL.B., U. Balt.: m. Elinor Isabel Judefind. May 27, 1942;
Asso. gowish Charities
1960-64. exec. editor, 1964-70, V.P., editor-in-chief, 1970-; dir.
children-James Rand, Pamela Lee, Susan Scott. Elinor Kimberly.
Am.. United Synagoro
Telegram Pub. Co., 1966-. Mem. municipal council Village of
Former claims adjuster Lumbermens Mut. Casualty Co., then
Author: Modern Phi
Sturgeon Point, Ont., 1968- Bd. dirs. St. John's Convalescent Hosp.
personnel mgr. Shreiber Food Stores; admitted to Md. bar; formerly
Modern Judaism. 195
Served still, RCAF, 194445. Home: 87 Woodlawn Av W Toronto 190
engaged pvt. practice law, Bait. and Baltimore County: then mem.
Jewish Thought, 1957
Ontario Canada Office: 440 Front St W Toronto 135 Ontario Canada
firm Karl F. Steinmann; chmn. Baltimore County Bd. Appeals,
The Vision and the W
1958-61; Baltimore County chief exec., 1962-66; gov. Md., 1967-69;
bd. editors Judaism
AGNEW, BRUCE ANDRAS. journalist; b. N.Y.C., Nov. 9, 1934;
vice pres. U.S., 1969-. Chmn. transp. com. Nat. Assn. Counties,
Britannica works on !
Clark Mansfield and Gloria (Bugyi) A.; B.A., Yale. 1957; m. Patricia
1963. Served as officer AUS, 1941-45, 51. Decorated Bronze Star.
Winterset Av Baltimo
F. Plant. Apr. 27, 1968; I dau., Eleanor Jean. Reporter, Bridgeport
Mem. Md., Balt. bar assns. Kiwanian.
Baltimore MD 21208
(Conn.) Telegram, 1957-58, U.P.I., 1958-64; Washington corr. N.Y.
Address: 2600 Connecti NW Washington DC 20008
Post, 1964-65; reporter Business Week mag., 1965-, now White
AHEE, JOE, former
House corr. Home: 2013 37th St NW Washington, DC 20007. Office:
AGNICH, ERE JOSEPH, corp. exec.; b. Eveleth, Minn., July 19.
Solomon and Sarah
Net Press Bidg Washington DC 20004
3913; Lohn and Angeline (Jerman) A.; B.A. in Geology, U. Minn.,
Command
1938 Ruth Harriet Welton, Apr. 19, 1941; children - William F.,
Louise Martin, Dec.
AGNEW, DONALD CHARLES, former assn. exec.; b. Denver, Feb.
Richard J., James R. With Geophys. Service, Inc., Dallas, 1937-61,
Army, 1938. commd.
3, 1906:s. Charles Clinton and Ells Josephine (Dunlap) A.; A.B., Park
exec. V.P., 1951-55, pres., 1956-59. chmn. bd., 1959-61; v.p., dir. Tex.
1954; asst. mil. attach
Coll., 1929; M.A., Duke. 1932, Ph.D., 1936; m. Lucile Quillen, Mar.
Instruments, Inc., Dallas, 1959-61; owner, operation Landfall Ranch.
1943-47: chief tactics
30, 1934; chihdren-Jocelyn Elizabeth, Edith Lucile. Tchr. English
Lewisville, Tex., 1958-62, Caddo Creek Ranch. LaRue, Tex., 1961-:
mission to Venezuela,
Joplin (Mo.) Sr. High Sch., 1929-31: faculty edn. Winthrop Cok.,
chmn. bd. Scama Corp., Dallas; chmn. bd. Western States Gas
N.G. Bur. 1960-63;
Rock Hill, S.C., 1933-34; faculty edn. and psychology, head rept.
Producing Co., 1965-, also dir.: dir. Southwest Resources, Inc.,
adj. gen. Ariz., 1965-
Lander Coll, Greenwood, S.C., 1936-37; faculty philosophy,
Houston. Chmn., Dallas County Republican Party, 1966-69. Mem.
Decorated Silver Ste:
psychology, edn. Coker Coll., 1937-38, registrar, 1938-39 acting
U.S. Dept. Interior Nat. Adv. Bd. Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, 1970.
cluster Purple Heart
dean, 1939-40, dean, 1940-44, dir. Summer Sch., 1941, acying pres.,
Bd. dirs. Dailas Theatre Center, Dallas Pilot Inst. for Deaf: bd. govs.
(Luxembourg and Belg
1943-44, pres., 1944-52; chmn. div. community service giethrope
Greehill Sch., Dallas, 1956-, chmn, 1960-64. Mem. Tex. Ho. of
Nat, Rifle Assn., Ass
U., Atlanta, 1952. pres. univ., 1957-64; exec. sec. comma. on colls.
Reps., 1970- Mem. Am. Assn. Petroleum Geologists, Soc.
Tacson AZ 85711
and univs. So. Assn. Colls. and Secondary Schs., 1955. $7. dir. edn.
Exploration Geophysicists, Am. Mgmt. Assn., Dallas Council World
improvement project, 1964-65. acting dir., 1965-66 dir. edn.
Affairs (dir. 1959- 60). U. Minn. Alumni Assn. (dir.). Clubs: Dallas
AHERN, JOHN IR
improvement project, 1966-68, asso. dir. assn., 1968-71. Mem. UN
Executives (pres. 1960- 61), Petroleum, Country (Dallas). Home:
June 28. 1907; 5. John
Assn. (Atlanta pres. 1967-69). Presbyn. Author: The Effectiof Varied
5206 Kelsey Rd Dallas TX 75229 Office: 1st Nat Bank Bld Dallas
U.. 1930: m. Mario
Amounts of Phonetic Training on Primary Reading (monograph),
TX 75202
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WASHINGTON
CEG:
From: RT
FORD & LIBRARY GERALD
1. No press release tomorrow on new Board members
Someone else in Walker's office was apparently
kicking Nessin to issue a release; I informed
Pete of that, and Pete shut it off fast.
You should be aware, however, that Rumsfeld
or Cheney is apparently also pressing Nessen
to issue a release, since the word is filtering
out that our new people have already XWXXX been
XXXT sworn and have processed cases. Cheney,
Rumsfeld and Nessen pressed the President to sign
the commissions today.
2. Re appointment with the President--Russ says
that Jack Marsh concurs, and will formally
concur when a memo from
you to Rustand is circulated for comment.
You should dictate a short memo to Rustand,
after a phone conversation with him.
John Carlson was quite emphatic on the phone
today on the point that the new Board members
will not get in to see the President. He wanted
to ensure that that point was communicated
to you.
Russ cautioned me that notwithstanding Jack
Marsh's concurrence with you, Rumsfeld and
Cheney may well veto the appointment.
3. Re 10th Board member-- Pete says that you agreed
to Pendleton (D. C. GOP chairman)--not a conser-
vative--if Pendleton is available. Apparently this
took place in your conversation with him of a couple
of mornings ago. Pendleton is supposed to let him
know of availability tomorrow (Friday).
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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION
NA FORM 1429 (1-98)
JOAN VINSON
2607 Childs Lane
Alexandria, Virginia, 22308
(703) 780-4126 Home
(202) 634-1791 Office
4776
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
Public Affairs Officer, American Revolution Bicentennial Administration,
1972-Present
National Coordinator, National League of Families of American POW/MIA,
1970-1972
Business Manager, American Oil School, Tripoli, Libya, 1960-1962
Teacher, Victorville, California, 1954-1957
Executive Secretary, Athletic Coaching Staff, University of Florida, 1951-1952
EDUCATION
FORD
Mississippi State College for Women, 1947-1948
University of Mississippi, 1948
LISERVA
University of Florida, 1948-1951, BSE
School of Fashion Design, Los Angeles, California, 1953-1954
School of Interior Design, Columbia, South Carolina, 1957-1958
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Joan Vinson is currently a Public Information Officer for the American
Revolution Bicentennial Administration (ARBA). She is responsible for
developing public information programs for the ARBA. Her responsibilities
include preparing news releases; disseminating news to the appropriate
media; conducting news conferences, providing public information and news
items for local and national publications and radio and television stations;
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JOAN VINSON
and coordinating and disseminating news and information relating to the
agency.
Prior to her present position, Mrs. Vinson was solely responsible for
originating and organizing nationwide campaign which kept the issue of
the war and prisoners of war and missing in action before the public
through the political candidates in the 1972 presidential election year.
She established and maintained active association with Republican and
Democratic National Committees, State chairmen, national organizations,
Congress, media, Defense Department and the White House.
From 1970 until 1972, Mrs. Vinson was the first National Coordinator of
the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in
Southeast Asia. The problem of the American prisoners of War and Missing
in Action in the Vietnam war was one of the most poignant our nation had
faced. After years of frustration and lack of information on the more
than 1600 servicemen missing in the Indochina conflict, the families of
these men banded together to attempt to make their plight a national issue.
Mrs. Vinson was elected as their first National Coordinator. This office
was essentially that of President of a large organization with more than
2700 members with problems and programs of the greatest magnitude and
international scope. Her duties included administration of a tax-exempt
foundation with funding in the $200,000.00 range; supervising the tasks
and energies of approximately 100 full time and volunteer personnel;
keeping abreast of all governmental, political and legislative action
regarding the war and the POW/MIA problem; informing the public and
appealing for support; traveling throughout the world; meeting with heads
of state and top officials of other governments in an effort to gain their
help; speaking to a variety of large groups and associations on this subject;
and dealing with national and local media.
Mrs. Vinson served as the Business Manager for the American Oil School in
Tripoli, Libya, from 1960 until 1962. This school had an enrollment of
approximately 500 students and was established and supported by American
Oil companies for the education of employees' children. During that time,
she was also the social/public affairs liaison between Wheelus Air Force
Base and the government of King Idris.
Prior to this, she taught a variety of subjects including history, English
and math to U. S. Airmen for a period of three years.
Other occupational experience include: executive secretary for the entire
coaching staff at the University of Florida, fashion designer, and interior
decorator.
READERS DIGEST
MELVIN R. LAIRD
Senior Counsellor: Nationaland International Affairs
September 26, 1974
PLEASANTVILLE.NY 10570
Mrs. Joan Vinson
2607 Childs Lane
Alexandria, Virginia 22308
Dear Mrs. Joan- vinson.
General James did call me concerning your
interest in a position on the Clemency Board.
I believe you would make a valuable contribution
and I will be pleased to make this recommendation
to the White House.
With best wishes and kindest personal regards,
I am
Sincerely,
of
Melvin R. Laird
READERS DIGEST ASSN, INC., 1730 RHODE ISLAND AVE., NW, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036
202 223 1642
Lewis B. Puller, Jr.
1805 Windmill Lane
Alexandria, Virginia 22307
(703) 765-8860
Marital Status:
Wife - Linda Todd Puller
Son - Lewis B. Puller, III (Age 6)
Dgtr.- - Margaret T. Puller (Age 4)
Military:
United States Marine Corps, November 1967 - September 1970
Physical disability retirement for wounds received in
Vietnam
Honorably discharged as First Lieutenant
Education:
High School:
Christ Church School, Christ Church, Va.
College:
College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, Va., A.B., 1967,
Major History, Minor English
Law School:
Marshall-Wythe School of Law, College of William & Mary,
Williamsburg, Va., J.D., June 1974
Experience:
June '73 - Aug. '73: Legal Intern, Veterans Administration,
Washington, D.C.
Sept. '74 - Dec. '74: Staff Attorney for General Counsel,
Veterans Administration, Washington, D.C.
Dec. '74 - Apr. '75: Staff Attorney, Presidential
Clemency Board
Personal:
Member, Virginia State Bar
Judicial Council while in law school
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity
Decorations for Military Service:
Silver Star
2 Purple Hearts
Navy Commendation Medal with Combat "V"
Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry, etc.
FORD
RESUME
W. ANTOINETTE FORD
ADDRESS:
2909 Park Drive, S.E.,
TELEPHONE:
(202) 583-7669 - Home
Washington, D. C. 20020
(202) 296-5511 - Office
EDUCATION:
Little Flower High School - Philadelphia, Pa. - 1959
Laval University - Quebec, Canada - 1960
B. S. Biology - Chestnut Hill College - 1963
M. S. Zoology (Teaching Fellowship) - American University - 1966
Oceanography Fellowship - Stanford University - 1967
Oceanography Certification - Department of Navy - 1968
CAREER OBJECTIVE:
My combined preparation and professional experience
provides substantial expertise in the area of govern-
ment and public affairs as applied to environmental
issues.
My objective is to become a Washington representative
for government and public affairs for a major corpora-
tion. Such a position must be challenging and hope-
fully would take maximum advantage of my training and
experience.
ESTALE FORD
EXPERIENCE:
1975
KAHL ASSOCIATES - Washington, D. C.
to
Position: Research Consultant, Government and Public Affairs
Present
Duties:
Research and develop government and public affairs programs
for clients. Advise clients of the most viable approach for
program implementation. Current emphasis, in the area of
environmental issues, includes comparative analysis of
existing and proposed regulatory legislation and their
impact on company policy and programs. Attend conferences
held by executive and legislative branches of government,
and others sponsored by public interest groups.
1973
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
to
Position: Councilmember (Presidential appointment)
1975
Duties:
Prescribe municipal and other regulations having the force
and effect of law. Met regularly with members of business
community, public interest groups, labor organizations,
congressional and other government officials. Presented
written and/or oral testimony before congressional committees.
Officially served in the Council of Governments, the Research
Advisory Council of the Washington Technical Institute, and
the Community Advisory Group on Pennsylvania Avenue Develop-
ment.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Chaired the Commercial and Economic Development Committee
having oversight authority concerning budgets and contracting
procedures for four major city government agencies.
- Established a Council committee to study the potential
impact of cable television in the District and to draft
possible legislation.
1973
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
to
Position: Marketing Specialist
1975
Duties:
Functioned as a public liaison person; represented Director
at meetings; prepared and delivered speeches. Met with and
maintained regular contact with representatives of govern-
ment agencies and private industries, to encourage the utili-
zation of minority business services.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Developed marketing seminars for minority businessmen.
1972
INSTITUTE FOR SERVICES TO EDUCATION
to
Position: Director of Development
1973
Duties:
Acted as liaison for the President in interfacing with the
government and business communities.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Successfully negotiated sizeable contracts for the Institute
that were geared toward developing scientific research programs
in conjunction with schools, colleges and universities.
- Developed a government and public affairs program for the
Institute.
1971
WHITE HOUSE
to
Position: White House Fellow
1972
Duties:
Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury
Significant Accomplishments:
- Instituted U.S. Treasury Department program establishing
minority-owned concessions in U.S. Treasury buildings
nationwide. First concession opened by Secretary George
Schultz at Philadelphia Mint in August, 1972.
- Traveled to Sweden, East and West Africa for office of
Vice President to determine feasibility of international
trade between substantial minority-owned businesses and
the countries visited.
- Served on Treasury Department task force responsible for
increasing government deposits to minority-owned banks by
$81 million.
1969
OGDEN CORPORATION - Washington, D.C.
to
Position: Program Coordinator
1971
Duties:
Assisted in developing educational programs on oceanography
and acted as the government and community liaison for such
programs.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Coauthored a secondary testbook on oceanography.
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Significant Accomplishments (cont'd)
- Developed the oceanography curriculum for an educational
program that included training in water pollution control
and ecology.
- Developed the government and public affairs approach for
above projects to bring them to the attention of the
community and to reinforce congressional committee support.
1968
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
to
Position: Science Reference Librarian
1969
Duties:
Translated scientific articles from French to English.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Developed a thesaurus for use by the Pesticide Division.
1966
NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA CENTER
to
Position: Oceanographer
1968
Duties:
Scientist aboard survey cruises. Worked with the Department's
Public Affairs Office in developing conferences and in speaking
to local organizations, area schools and colleges.
Significant Accomplishments:
- Developed a thesaurus for biological computer system.
- Wrote and published several oceanographic articles.
OTHER ACTIVITIES AND TRAVELS:
- Consultant for "International Women's Year" planning
committee.
- Hostess on regular radio program, "Public Hearing".
- Board of Trustees of Proctor Academy, New Hampshire.
- Member of several professional and business organizations.
- American Council of Young Political Leaders, Soviet Union
- 1974.
- International Peace Academy Delegate, Finland - 1972.
- Children's International Summer Villages, Sweden - 1971
- Oceanography survey cruises, Mexico, Pacific Ocean,
Central America - 1967-68
- White House Fellows, Asia, Africa, Europe - 1971-72.
HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS:
- White House Fellow - 1971
- National Science Foundation Fellow - 1967
- Outstanding Service Award, Presidential Classroom - 1972
- Most successful Under-30 Woman, New Woman Magazine - 1971
- Outstanding Service Award, Capitol City Republicans - 1975
Personal and work related references available on request.
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From Ralph adams
for member of clamency Board-
John A. Everhard
DPOB: 21 Mar 1919, Pittsburgh, Pa.
136 Patrick St, SE,
Vienna, VA 22180
703-560-7017
Education:
1933-37 Schemley HS, Pittsburgh, Pa grad w/honors
1937-40
Southeastern U Washington DC 1lb
1966
George Washington U Washington DC Non-credit course
1968
Naval Postgraduate School, Menterey CA, Defense
Management Systems Course
1969
Federal Executive Institute, Charlottesville, VA
Resident Executive Course
1975
U Virginia, Falls Church, VA Nom credit course
Military Service:
FORD i LIBRARY GERALD
1941
Enlisted, US Army
1942
Commissioned, 2 lt, Infantry
1942-58
Promoted through ranks to colonel (trfrd to USAF 1947)
1968
Transferred to Retired Reserve
(Active duty 1941-1948; 34 mos overseas service WWII,
European Theater of Operations four battle stars;
assignments included platoon commander, adjutant,
squadron commander, group intelligence officer,
base staff judge advocate and Executive (Reserve)
to The Judge Advocate General, USAF.)
Civilian Employment:
1937-41 Messenger, Postal Telegraph
1939-41
Jr. Messenger, Government Printing Office
1948-49
Attorney, NLRB
1949-74 Attorney, Deputy Chief and Chief, Administrative
Law Division, Office of The Judge Advocate General,
USAF. Retired 31 Dec 1974 in grade GS-16.
(Assignments included Legal Consultant to Air Staff;
Chairman, AF Central Security Board; Chairman, AF
Incentive Awards Board; Member, AF Board for Correction
of Military Records; Member, AF Civilian Attorney
Qualifying Committee; Member, iHq USAF Exexcutive
Assignment Board.)
Member of Bar:
District of Columbia
Virginia
US Court of Claims
US Court of Military Appeals
US Supreme Court
Member and/or officer:
Reserve Officers Association
Air Force Association
American Legion
Toastmasters
Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity
Judge Advocates Association
Southeastern U Alumni Association
Federal Executive Institute Alumni Association
Federal Bar Association
DC Integrated Bar
Virginia Integrated Bar
AF Nurse Corps Foundation
Honors and awards:
Secretary of AF Exceptional Civilian Service Decoration
Secretary of AF Award of Special Recognition
Air Force Reserve Outstanding Service Award
Air National Guard Meritorious Service Award
Reserve Officers Association Brigade of Volunteers Plaque
New York City "JAGAR" Award
"Generals Legal Advisor"Plaque
Personnel Plans Commendation Plaque
Honorary Flight Nurse
Numerous lesser awards and commendations
Personal Information:
Marital: Formerly married; three adult sons
Religion: Presbyterian
Political Affiliation: Democrat(conservative)
Health: Good
Financial: Small holdings in 3 mutual funds; small savings in
3 accounts; residential property owned in Maryland
and Spain.
Hobbies and activities: golf, bowling, spectator sports,
public speaking, writing, performing arts,
civic service.
PERSONAL HISTORY
OF
HARRY RIGGS
1211 Wayland St., Plainview, Texas
Age: 56 years
Born: Amarillo, Texas
Education: Graduated from Amarillo High School and graduate of
Amarillo Junior College; Infantry School, Ft. Benning, Georgia,
Officers Communications Course; Command and General Staff School,
Leavenworth, Kansas; OPD Staff Officers School, Pentagon;
Participation in Reserve Officers Training Program.
Military Record: Enlisted Private November 1, 1934; served as
Corporal, Sergeant, Staff Sergeant, Technical Sergeant and Master
Sergeant through November 24, 1940; commissioned Second Lieutenant
November 25, 1940; discharged from active duty June 3, 1949 with
rank of Major; July 1, 1953 joined U.S. Army Reserves with
Selective Service; promoted November 24, 1956 Lt. Colonel;
promoted November 23, 1964 Colonel; present rank Colonel.
While on active duty, served 34 months European, African Middle
and Eastern Theatres. Served through the North African and
Italian Campaigns. October, November, December 1974 served full-
time in Amnesty Section of National Headquarters of Selective
Service, Washington, D.C.
Decorations: The Bronze Star, Cavaliere Crown of Italy; EAME
Campaign Medal with 4 Bronze Service Stars; Selective Service
Meritorious Service Award.
Business Background: Amarillo Hardware Company from 1936 through
1948 as salesman, except for time in service; Tri State Notions
Sales Company, owner and operator 1948-1952; Harvest Queen Mill
& Elevator Company, Vice President in charge of sales and de-
velopment 1952-1973.
Member of the following organizations: Chairman, Hale County
Airport Board 1970-1975; Plainview Bicentennial Committee; Elks
Lodge; Reserve Officers Association; 36th Division Association;
VFW; American Legion, Commander Post 260, Commander 19th District;
Member of the National Advisory Board of the American Security
Council.
Family:
Wife - Marian, age 53 years; married for 25 years and have 4
children.
References: Congressman George Mahon, 19th Congressional District
of Texas; Mayor John Stoneham, Plainview, Texas; County Judge,
Henry Heck, Plainview, Hale County, Texas.
BIOGRAPHICAL DATA
FRED J. AGNICH
H
BUSINESS ADDRESS: Suite 830 Park Central 7540 LBJ Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75240
BUSINESS PHONE: 214-387-2588 and 214-387-2570
HOME ADDRESS: 5206 Kelsey Road, Dallas, Texas 75229, PHONE 214-368-6867
AUSTIN ADDRESS: House of Representatives, Room 41LC, P.O. Box 2910, Austin, 78767
AUSTIN PHONE: 512-475-2636
AGE: 61 (Born July 19, 1913, Eveleth, Minnesota, Came to Texas in 1937)
FAMILY: wife, Ruth Welton Agnich, and sons William, Richard, James
DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts in Geology, University of Minnesota, 1937
Recipient of University of Minnesota Alumni Association
"Outstanding Achievement Award" - June 1972
BUSINESS ACTIVITIES: Previous - Geophysical Service, Inc., division of
Texas Instruments, President and Chairman of the Board;
Texas Instruments, Inc., Director
Present: Member of Texas House of Representatives;
Caddo Creek Ranch, owner and operator
ACTIVITIES:
Society of Exploration Geophysicists
Dallas Geological Society
Dallas Geophysical Society
American Geophysical Society
Patron of Science of Graduate Research Center for the Southwest,
Founding member
Greenhill School, Past Director, and Donor of Agnich Hall of Science
Dallas Historical Society
Dallas Petroleum Club
Dallas Wildcat Committee, Former Chairman
Circle Ten Council, Boy Scouts of America
National Advisory Board - Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
U.S. Department of the Interior, 1971, 1972
Dallas Crossroad Bond Program, Steering Committee
National Wildlife Federation
Izaak Walton League
Sierra Club
Ducks Unlimited
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Fred J. Agnich
Republican National Committeeman - 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975
Republican Party of Dallas County - Chairman, 1967-69
Republican Party State Executive Committee - 1969-72
Elected 1970 Texas House of Representatives:
First Term Committees: Vice-Chairman Interim Committee for
Rules Reform
Member - Urban Affairs, Business and
Marketing, Common Carriers, Mental Health
and Mental Retardation, Parks and Wildlife
Charter Member - Dirty 30
Elected 1972 Texas House of Representatives:
Second Term Committees: Appropriations
Elections
Environmental Affairs, Chairman Subcommitte
on Wildlife
Elected 1974 Texas House of Representatives:
Third Term Committees: Appropriations
Environmental Affairs, Chairman Subcommittee
on Wildlife
-STAN SCOTT
BANKOFAMERICA
R.1080
E. FREDERIC MORROW
VICE PRESIDENT
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
NOW PRINCETON- vron opvertion PROGRAM
E. Frederic Morrow was born in Hackensack, New Jersey, the
son of the late Reverend and Mrs. J. Eugene Morrow. He was
educated in the Hackensack public schools, Bowdoin College,
Brunswick, Maine and Rutgers University Law School (LLB and
Juris Doctor), and received an LLD from Bowdoin College.
Prior to World War II he was, for five years, field secretary
for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People. He served in the Army during World War II, entering
as a private in 1942 and discharged as a major of artillery in
1946.
After his stint in the Service, Mr. Morrow became a member
of the public affairs staff of the Columbia Broadcasting System.
He remained in that position for four years and then, in the fall
of 1952, joined General Dwight D. Eisenhower's Campaign Train
as an advisor and administrative assistant to the General.
In September, 1953 he became administrative assistant to the
Secretary of Commerce and then, in July of 1955, went to the
White House to become administrative assistant to President
Eisenhower. Mr. Morrow was the first Negro in history to
serve as executive assistant to the President of the United
States.
Mr. Morrow served in the White House until January 20, 1961.
Leaving the White House, he became vice president of the
African-American Institute, New York, a private foundation
dedicated to the development of better cultural and educational
relationships between the people of Africa and the United States.
41 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK, N.Y. 10004
Biographical Sketch
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E. FREDERIC MORROW
In July, 1964 Mr. Morrow joined the Bank of America as an
assistant vice president. He was promoted to a full vice-
presidency in June, 1967.
He is a member of the National Advisory Committee of Jobs
for Veterans; the Department of State's Advisory Council on
African Affairs; the U.S. Marine Corps Advisory Committee
for Minority Affairs; the Empire State College Council; the
board of trustees of Huston-Tillotson College, Austin, Texas,
and the board of directors of the United States Committee for
Refugees.
He was twice decorated by the President of Liberia for
befriending that country while serving on the White House
staff (Knight Grand Commander of the Humane Order of
African Redemption, and the Star of Africa).
Mr. Morrow is married to the former Catherine Gordon,
of Chicago.
He is author of the books, "Black Man in the White House"
and "Way Down South Up North."
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REVEREND MONSIGNOR FRANCIS J. LALLY
Born:
June 11, 1918 in Swampscott, Massachusetts
Education:
Swampscott High School - 1936
Boston College, A.B. - 1940
St. John's Seminary, Brighton, Mass. - 1944
Laval University, Quebec - L.Sc.Soc. - 1948
Ordained:
August 10, 1944 by Bishop Richard J. Cushing
Address:
United States Catholic Conference
1312 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20005
American Academy of Arts and Sciences - Fellow
Archbishop's Stewardship Appeal, Boston - Director 1971-1975
Boston Athenaeum - Board of Trustees
Boston Committee on Foreign Relations - Member
Boston Council for International Visitors - Board of Directors
Boston Redevelopment Authority - Chairman, 1961-1970
Charles Playhouse - Board of Trustees
Civic Education Foundation, Tufts University - Board of Directors
Committee for the Permanent Charity Fund - Member
Council on Urban Development, Boston College - Member
Education Development Center - Board of Trustees
Fund for the Republic - Board of Directors
Harvard-Radcliffe Visiting Committee - Member
Institute for Politics and Planning - Board of Directors
League of Catholic Women, Archdiocese of Boston, -Spiritual Director '61-75
Massachusetts Historical Society - Resident Member
Retina Foundation - Member of the Corporation
Sacred Heart Parish, Roslindale, Mass., Pastor - 1971-1975
St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Brighton - Board of Trustees
The Pilot, Boston - Associate Editor, 1948-1952; Editor, 1952-1972
United States Catholic Conference, Commission for Social Development and
World Peace - Secretary
United States Committee for UNICEF - Member
University of Massachusetts, Trustee Council - Member
Named a Chaplain of His Holiness
- 1952
Named a Prelate of Honor to His Holiness - 1959
Chevalier in the French Legion of Honor - 1955
Honorary Degrees:
Stonehill College, Massachusetts
LL.D. - 1958
Marquette University, Wisconsin
LL.D. - 1960
Manhattan College, New York
LL.D. -- 1961
Boston College, Massachusetts
LL.D. - 1962
Northeastern University, Mass.
D. D. - 1966
Rivier College, New Hampshire
LH.D. - 1969
Author of the Book, "The Catholic Church in a Changing America," II
Published by Little, Brown and Company, September 1962.
Marilyn
MAILING ADDRESS FOR PCB MAIL
FOR NEW BOARD MEMBERS
Name
Address
Telephone No.
Joan Vinson
2607 Childs Lane
703/780-4126
Alexandria, Va. 22308
John Everhard
136 Patrick St., S.E. #234
703/560-7017
Vienna, Va. 22180 Legal Residence (afficial)
E. Frederic Morrow
1270 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10029 Regal 212/369-0548 Residence (official)
Lewis B. Puller
Alexandria, Virginia 22307 Legal 703/765-8860 Residence (afficial)
1805 Windmill Lane
Fred J. Agrich
5206 Kelsey Road
214/ 368 6867
Dallas, Texas 75229
311/387-2570
Harry C. Riggs
1211 Plainview, Wayland Texas Street 79072 (aft cial) Regal 806/296-2993 Residence
W. Antoinette Ford
2909 Park Drive, S.E.
Washington, D.C. 20020 capparal 202/583-7669 Legal Residence)
Timothy L. Craig
307 South Reynold P320
202/785-2155
Alexandria, Va. 22304
Legal (office) Residence (affien)
4001 14th St. N.E.
monsigner Irancis I fally
Washington P5001).
659-6820 cathe)
D.C. Residence.
afterial Residence. (Legal)
169 Cummins flighway
Rodindale, mass.
02131
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CONFIDENTIAL
GERALD
The Board nominees are:
1. Joan Vinson: founding National Coordinator, National League
of Families of American POWs/MIAs; Director of Public
Affairs for the Board. Approximately fifty years old. Liberal.
2. Monsignor Francis J. Lally: Secretary of the Department of
Social Development and World Peace. Early fifties. Liberal.
3. Lewis Puller: Staff attorney with the Board, on loan from
Office of the General Counsel, Veterans Administration. Lost
both legs, and hands severely mangled, as a Marine Lieutenant
in Vietnam. Son of Marine General "Chesty" Puller. Late
twenties. Liberal.
4. Jack Kauffman: Retired Publisher, Washington Evening Star.
Late fifties or early sixties. Moderate.
5. Antoinette Ford: Consultant; formerly White House Fellow in
Office of the Secretary of the Treasury under George Schultz
and John Connally; formerly member of Washington City Council,
by Presidential appointment. Black. Early thirties. Moderate.
6. E. Frederic Morrow: Director, Institute for Urban and Minority
Education, Educational Testing Service, Princeton; formerly
Vice President, Bank of America; first black commissioned
White House staff member, as Administrative Assistant to
President Eisenhower. Fifties. Moderate.
7. John A. Everhard: Retired Air Force Colonel; formerly Chief,
Administrative Law Division, Office of the Judge Advocate General,
USAF. Active in Reserve Officers Association and Air Force
Association. Fifty-six. Conservative.
8. Harry Riggs: Retired Army Colonel; long experience at national
headquarters of the Selective Service System. Active in Reserve
Officers Association, American Legion, and American Security
Council. Vigorous personal recommendation by Congressman
George Mahon. Fifty-six. Conservative.
9. Fred J. Agnich: Texas House of Representatives; Republican
National Committeeman from Texas. Fifty-three. Conservative.
Attachments: Resumes of Nominees
CC.: PHILIP BUCHEN
JOHN O. MARSH
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
March 31, 1975
Dear Ted:
I talked to Jack Marsh after our conversation
today. He indicated that he is going to talk to
Rumsfold Inter today to work out the process of
selection of new Clamency Beard Members. In
any event, we agreed that your assistance was
eminently to be desired.
Enclosed you will find a preliminary list of
all the suggestions made to us from various
sources to date. I would appreciate your reviewing
the list, and adding any further suggestions of your
own. I told Jack Marsh that we were ready to
follow any prescribed procedure, but were andous
to move ahoad quickly. He agreed. We would like
to proceed to BASTOW the list of potential appointees
with your help. at ssems to me that we can make
considerable progress before any calls have to be
made and before final declaims on process are
taken.
Cordially,
FORD is BERRED LIBRARY
Charles E. Goodell
Chairman
Enclosure
CEG:mm
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
March 31, 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR:
CEG
LARRY BASKIR
FROM:
RICK
SUBJECT:
List of Possible Board Members
Following is a list of potential Board members recommended
by a variety of people. Where no source is indicated in parenthesis, the
name is a Baskir or Tropp suggestion.
Lew Puller
Len Garment
Albert Gore
Colonel Henry Riggs (--George Mahon; CEG)
Buell Gallagher -- formerly President, City College of New York;
Chancellor, University of California; national board of
NAACP. White; mid-sixties.
Arch Murray -- formerly Director of Governor Rockefeller's state
Division of Criminal Justice Services; now Director, N.Y. Legal
Aid Society; black; mid-thirties.
Jim Woolsey -- Shea and Gardner; formerly Senator Stennis' Chief
Counsel, Senate Armed Services Committee; formerly on
the National Security Council Staff. Mid-thirties.
Admiral Jeremiah Denton -- POW for half-a-dozen years in Hanoi.
Interested in the clemency program.
Bob Blakey -- Professor of Law, Cornell; formerly McClellan's
long-time Chief Counsel, Senate Criminal Laws Subcommittee.
Joan Vinson
Steve Hess
Warner Gardner -- Shea and Gardner; has commented on drafts of
our regulations.
Chesterfield Smith -- President, ABA.
Dean Robert McKay -- NYU Law School; about to become director of
the Aspen Institute in Colorado. Attica Report. (Rockefeller
appointee; Schwarzchild knows and respects)
Arthur Liman -- Paul Weiss; formerly McKay's Special Counsel
on the Attica Commission.
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Reverend Dean M. Kelly -- National Council of Churches official.
(known to the ACLU group)
Father William Thompson -- NYC (Schwarzchild and Marrs recommend)
Right Reverend Edmund Browning -- Episcopal Church Center (Schwarzchild)
Monsignor Murphy -- Director, National Shrine for the Immaculate
Conception (Rich Killmer)
David Ramage -- Director, New World Foundation (Schwarzchild)
Roy Wilkins -- NAACP (Marrs also)
James Farmer
Patrick Murphy -- Police Foundation; formerly NYC Police Chief
Barbara Greene Kilberg -- Mt. Vernon College
Pam Curtis -- formerly assistant to Ellie Peterson at the Republican
National Committee; Common Cause; deputy director, Mathias
for Senator campaign (Karen Keesling and Pat Lindh)
Barbara Schuhman -- formerly Senator Cooke's legislative assistant.
Mid-twenties. (Keesling and Lindh)
Carole Bellows -- Chairperson, Individual Rights Section, ABA.
Miriam E. Wolff - Federal Maritime Board formerly.
Benjamin Heineman II -- Center for Law and Social Policy. Democrat
Dennis Flannery -- partner, Wilmer Cutler and Pickering; formerly
Center for Law and Social Policy; formerly clerk to Earl Warren.
Harry Huge -- partner, Arnold and Porter, Representation of West
Virginia miners.
Dan Reznick -- partner, Arnold and Porter. Expert in criminal procedure.
Russ Blandford -- former House Armed Services Committee General Counsel
(Gen. Walt
Loretta Nimmerrichter -- former Judge of the Orphans' Court, State
of Maryland (Lindh)
Gene Ecklund -- Washington banker. Formerly DoD. Moderate (Marrs)
John Everhard -- important in Reserve Officers Association, formerly
A.F. Jag. Moderate (Marrs)
Stan Smith -- attorney, Montgomery, Alabama. Left. (Marrs)
John Campbell -- President, department store in Nebraska. Moderate (Marrs).
Tom Roth -- The Research Institute (Selective Service contract
research). Left. (Marrs)
Jack McGuire -- wealthy dillettante; produces advertising materials;
father close to Joe Kennedy. Vice President, ROA. Moderate (Marrs).
Wayne Gillies -- lawyer, Houston, Right (Marrs).
Charles Katsianos - formerly RNC, ethnic Greek groups. (Marrs)
Frank Martino -- heading of a consulting firm to associations. Reserves
formerly. Right. (Marrs).
Irving Yoskowitz -- attorney, IBM. young, Left. (Marrs).
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Myer Menschen -- investments, Houston; has represented King Faisal.
(Marrs)
Bill Spell - PR business, Washington; formerly AA to Stennis.
Joe Azbell - - George Wallace's campaign organization in 1972.
Miller Hudson - Vietnam Navy veterans; manages Mountain Bell in
Denver. Wrote in cold during August asking to be on Board - -- -
excellent letter.
Tom Allman -- attorney, Cincinnati; drew up Senator Taft's earned
re-entry bill as L.A. to Taft; twenties.
Irving Rosendrantz -- Chief Government Appeals Agent for Selective
Service System from 1940 to 1972. Retired, 66; Florida.
Wrote in cold to the President on September 9 asking to be made
a Board member.
Daniel Kornstein -- Paul Weiss associate; twenties; right; formerly
Army JAG -- defended Sergeant Mitchell in Mylai trial.
Timothy Craig -- President, National Association of Concerned
Citizens; Vietnam era Veteran; 31 years old (Maye)
Father James Cox -- Brooklyn State Hospital. (O' Connor)
Bill Cox -- (Dougovito)
Bill Wikens -- attorney; Washington, D. C.; Former Legislative Counsel
to Senator Taft.
Honorable Howard Robison -- attorney, Washington, D. C.; former
New York Congressman.
Bishop John Wesley Lord -- Retired Methodist Bishop of Washington
2, (Baskir)
Dr. James E. Wood, Jr. -- Executive Director, Baptist Joint Committee
on Public Affairs. (Baker and Baskir)
Dr. Sloan S. Hodges -- Executive Secretary, Progressive National
Baptist Convention, Inc. (Baker and Baskir)
Dr. Foy Valentine -- Executive Secretary, Christian Life Commission,
Southern Baptist Convention. (Baker and Baskir)
John Herman Henry Sengstacke -- Chairman, Board of Directors, Michigan
Chronicle (Detroit), Louisville Defender; President, Tri-State
Defender. (Scott)
Asa T. Spaulding -- V.P. Mutal Savings and Loan Association. (Scott)
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E. Frederic Morrow -- Vice President - Bank of America. (Scott)
Rev. Sandy Ray -- Brooklyn (Scott)
Kennth Drew (Scott)
William O. Wilker -- Cleveland Post (Scott)
Dilbert Sperlock -- Professor of Law. (Scott)
Dr. James Frank -- President of Lincoln University, Nebraska (Scott)
Aubrey Lewis -- (Scott)
Bruce Lew Allen -- Chairman Freedan National Assn. (Scott)
Levi Jackson -- Ford Motor Co. (Scott)
John Singstack -- Publisher
(Scott)
Earl Dickerson -- retired Chairman of Board of Supreme Llberty
Life Insurance. (Scott)
J. Austin Norris - lawyer (Scott)
Jim Zirmer -- N.Y. C. (Scott)
Julius William -- former Colonel; handles Veterans Affairs in NAACP). (Scott)
Monsignor Francis Lally -- Director of Division, U.S. Catholic
Conference; former Editor of the Boston Pilot. (Hesburgh)
Monsignor George Higgins -- Director of the Social Action Department
of the U.S. Catholic Conference. (Hesburgh)
Father Michael McCafferty -- recent graduate of Notre Dame Law School;
government lawyer for the EEOC. (Hesburgh)
Albert Hinkle, Assistant Commissioner, Division of Housing for
New York State. (O' Connor)
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
March 31, 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR:
CEG
LARRY BASKIR
FROM:
RICK
SUBJECT:
List of Possible Board Members
Following is a list of potential Board members recommended
by a variety of people. Where no source is indicated in parenthesis, the
name is a Baskir or Tropp suggestion.
Pete Peterson
Len Garment
Albert Gore
Colonel Henry Riggs ( --George Mahon; CEG)
Buell Gallagher -- formerly President, City College of New York;
Chancellor, University of California; national board of
NAACP. White; mid-sixties.
Arch Murray -- formerly Director of Governor Rockefeller's state
Division of Criminal Justice Services; now Director, N.Y. Legal
Aid Society; black; mid-thirties.
Jim Woolsey -- Shea and Gardner; formerly Senator Stennis' Chief
Counsel, Senate Armed Services Committee; formerly on
the National Security Council Staff. Mid-thirties.
Admiral Jeremiah Denton -- POW for half-a-dozen years in Hanoi.
Interested in the clemency program.
Bob Blakey -- Professor of Law, Cornell; formerly McClellan's
long -time Chief Counsel, Senate Criminal Laws Subcommittee,
Bill Ruckelshaus
Steve Hess
Warner Gardner -- Shea and Gardner; has commented on drafts of
our regulations.
Chesterfield Smith -- President, ABA.
Dean Robert McKay -- NYU Law School; about to become director of
the Aspen Institute in Colorado. Attica Report. (Rockefeller
appointee; Schwarzchild knows and respects)
Arthur Liman -- Paul Weiss; formerly McKay's Special Counsel
on the Attica Commission.
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Reverend Dean M. Kelly -- National Council of Churches official.
(known to the ACLU group)
Father William Thompson -- NYC (Schwarzchild and Marrs recommend)
Right Reverend Edmund Browning -- Episcopal Church Center (Schwarzchild)
Monsignor Murphy -- Director, National Shrine for the Immaculate
Conception (Rich Killmer)
David Ramage -- Director, New World Foundation (Schwarzchild)
Roy Wilkins -- NAACP (Marrs also)
James Farmer
Patrick Murphy -- Police Foundation; formerly NYC Police Chief
Barbara Greene Kilberg -- Mt. Vernon College
Rita Hauser
Pam Curtis -- formerly assistant to Ellie Peterson at the Republican
National Committee; Common Cause; deputy director, Mathias
for Senator campaign (Karen Keesling and Pat Lindh)
Barbara Schuhman -- formerly Senator Cooke's legislative assistant.
Mid-twenties. (Keesling and Lindh)
Carole Bellows -- Chairperson, Individual Rights Section, ABA.
Miriam E. Wolff - Federal Maritime Board formerly.
Benjamin Heineman II -- Center for Law and Social Policy. Democrat
Dennis Flannery -- partner, Wilmer Cutler and Pickering; formerly
Center for Law and Social Policy; formerly clerk to Earl Warren.
Harry Huge -- partner, Arnold and Porter, Representation of West
Virginia miners.
Dan Reznick -- partner, Arnold and Porter. Expert in criminal procedure.
Louise Leonard -- former state senator from West Virginia (Lindh)
Loretta Nimmerrichter -- former Judge of the Orphans' Court, State
of Maryland (Lindh)
Gene Ecklund -- Washington banker. Formerly DoD. Moderate (Marrs)
John Everhard -- important in Reserve Officers Association, formerly
A.F. Jag. Moderate (Marrs)
Stan Smith -- attorney, Montgomery, Alabama. Left. (Marrs)
John Campbell -- President, department store in Nebraska. Moderate (Marrs.
Tom Roth -- The Research Institute (Selective Service contract
research). Left. (Marrs)
Jack McGuire -- wealthy dillettante; produces advertising materials;
father close to Joe Kennedy. Vice President, ROA. Moderate (Marrs),
Wayne Gillies -- lawyer, Houston, Right (Marrs).
Charles Katsianos - formerly RNC, ethnic Greek groups. (Marrs)
Frank Martino -- heading of a consulting firm to associations. Reserves
formerly. Right. (Marrs).
Irving Yoskowitz -- attorney, IBM. young, Left. (Marrs).
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Myer Menschen -- investments, Houston; has represented King Faisal.
(Marrs)
Bill Spell - PR business, Washington; formerly AA to Stennis.
Joe Azbell - - George Wallace's campaign organization in 1972.
Miller Hudson - Vietnam Navy veterans; manages Mountain Bell in
Denver. Wrote in cold during August asking to be on Board --
excellent letter.
Tom Allman -- attorney, Cincinnati; drew up Senator Taft's earned
re-entry bill as L.A. to Taft; twenties.
Irving Rosendrantz -- Chief Government Appeals Agent for Selective
Service System from 1940 to 1972. Retired, 66; Florida.
Wrote in cold to the President on September 9 asking to be made
a Board member.
Daniel Kornstein -- Paul Weiss associate; twenties; right; formerly
Army JAG -- defended Sergeant Mitchell in Mylai trial.
Timothy Craig -- President, National Association of Concerned
Citizens; Vietnam era Veteran; 31 years old (Maye)
Father James Cox -- Brooklyn State Hospital. (O' Connor)
Bill Cox -- (Dougovito)
Reverend Dean Kelley -- United Council of Churches; Chairman of
the Department of Religious Liberty (Baskir)
Herman Will -- Associate General Counsel, Methodist United Board
of Christian Social Concerns; Chairman, National Religious
Board for Conscientious Objection. (Baskir)
Bishop John Wesley Lord -- Retired Methodist Bishop of Washington
(Baskir)
Dean Francis Sayre -- Dean of the National Cathedral - Woodrow Wilson's
grandson. (Baskir)
Rabbi Schindler -- President, Union of American Hebrew Congregation.
Dr. James E. Wood, Jr. -- Executive Director, Baptist Joint Committee
on Public Affairs. (Baker and Baskir)
Dr. Sloan S. Hodges -- Exccutive Secretary, Progressive National
Baptist Convention, Inc. (Baker and Baskir)
Dr. Foy Valentine -- Executive Secretary, Christian Life Commission,
Southern Baptist Convention. (Baker and Baskir)
John Herman Henry Sengstacke -- Chairman, Board of Directors, Michigan
Chronicle (Detroit), Louisville Defender; President, Tri-State
Defender. (Scott)
Asa T. Spaulding -- V.P. Mutal Savings and Loan Association. (Scott)
Timothy Lionel Jenkins -- Chairman of the MATCH Institution; D.C. Lawyer;
Chairperson of Housing Rent Commission for D.C. (Scott)
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E. Frederic Morrow -- Vice President - Bank of America. (Scott)
Rev. Sandy Ray -- Brooklyn (Scott)
Kennth Drew -- (Scott)
William O. Wilker -- Cleveland Post (Scott)
Dilbert Sperlock -- Professor of Law. (Scott)
Dr. James Frank -- President of Lincoln University, Nebraska (Scott)
Aubrey Lewis -- (Scott)
Bruce Lew Allen -- Chairman Freedan National Assn. (Scott)
Levi Jackson -- Ford Motor Co. (Scott)
John Singstack -- Publisher
(Scott)
Earl Dickerson -- retired Chairman of Board of Supreme Llberty
Life Insurance. (Scott)
J. Austin Norris - lawyer (Scott)
Jim Zirmer -- N.Y. C. (Scott)
Julius William -- former Colonel; handles Veterans Affairs in NAACP). (Scott
Clarence Mitchell -- NAACP - Washington office. (Scott)
Monsignor Francis Lally -- Director of Division, U.S. Catholic
Conference; former Editor of the Boston Pilot. (Hesburgh)
Monsignor George Higgins -- Director of the Social Action Department
of the U.S. Catholic Conference. (Hesburgh)
Father Michael McCafferty -- recent graduate of Notre Dame Law School;
government lawyer for the EEOC. (Hesburgh)
Albert Hinkle, Assistant Commissioner, Division of Housing for
New York State. (O' Connor)
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University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, Indiana 46556
Office of the President
April 16, 1975
Cable Address "Bulac"
Mr. Charles E. Goodell
1225 19th Street, N. W.
Washington, D. C.
Dear Charles:
I shared my recent letter regarding three possible
nominees to the Presidential Clemency Board with those three
who were recommended, even though I had not discussed the
matter with them, as I indicated in my letter.
I am enclosing a letter I received from Monsignor
George Higgins which indicates that he thinks one of the
men I suggested, Monsignor Frank Lally, Director of the
Department for Social Development and World Peace, would
be better than himself. I thought I should share this
letter with you and say once more how splendid I think
Monsignor Frank Lally would be. I also had a letter from
Father Mike McCafferty saying that he would help in any
way requested.
All best wishes.
Sincerely yours,
(Rev.) Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C.
President
SECRETARY FOR RESEARCH
1312 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. c. 20005 202/659-8795
UNITED STATES
CATHOLIC CONFERENCE
April 10, 1975
Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, C.S.C.
President
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, Ind. 46556
Dear Ted:
Thanks ever so much for your thoughtfulness in sending me a copy
of your March 24 letter addressed to Charles Goodell and for your generous
comments about yours truly. While I deeply appreciate your kindness in
recommending me for membership on the Presidential Clemency Board, I am
strongly persuaded that our good friend Monsignor Frank Lally is much
better equipped than I am for such an assignment. Moreover, if anyone
from the staff of the U.S. Catholic Conference is to be appointed to the
Board, I think it ought to be someone from the appropriate USCC department,
namely, the Department for Social Development and World Peace. As you
know, Monsignor Lally is the new Director of that Department.
In summary, my purpose in writing to you at this time is to recommend
that you get in touch with Charles Goodell and urge him to remove my name
from his list of possible candidates and to concentrate (if he wants some-
one from the Conference staff) on Lally's name. Incidentally I have already
discussed this matter with Bishop Rausch. He has authorized me to inform
you that he seconds the above recommendation.
The enclosed column with reference to our good friend Andy Greeley
will be self-explanatory.
May I ask you to extend my kindest personal regards to Ray Cour and
to all of our other mutual friends on the campus.
With every best wish I remain,
Cordially yours,
Rev. Msgr. George G. Higgins
April 23, 1975
NOTE FOR JACK MARSH:
I would appreciate your review
of the attached list of nominees.
Please let me and Bill Walker
know of your concurrence or of
any problems you may have with
the list.
Charles E. Goodell
April 23, 1975
NOTE FOR PHIL BUCHEN:
I would appreciate your review
of the attached list of nominees.
Please let the and Bill Walker
know of your concurrence or of
any problems you may have with
the list.
Charles Goodell
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