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The original documents are located in Box 12, folder "Invitations Regretted (4)" of the
Theodore C. Marrs Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
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Commits For C.C.B. N. Youth Y. A. Activities
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C. C. B. A.
Committee For Youth Activities
62 Mott Street
New York, N.Y. 10013
FORD i GERALD LIBRARY
July, 1975
PLEASE REPLY ON OR BY AUGUST 15, 1975 as to whether you
will be attending the marathon, August 24, 1975. The marathon
will take place regardless rain or shine.
I Will attend
o'clock
I Will not attend
If there are any inquiries, please write:
Mr. Bob Eng (Director-Organizer)
43-36 Robinson Street
Flushing, N.Y. 11355
Committe For C.C.B. N. Youth Y. 5 Activities
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C. C. B. A.
Committee For Youth Activities
62 Mott Street
New York, N. Y. 10013
Dr. marrs.
July, 1975
As the grand bicentennial celebration gets under way
nationwide, a celebration is getting under way right here
in the metropolitan area. In view of this gala and historical
event, the Committee for Youth Activities of the Consolidated
Chinese Benevolent Association is sponsoring a mini-marathon
to commemorate the occasion in Chinatown, August 24, 1975.
Members of the Chinese community will participate in this
running marathon, at the end of which, winners and runnersups
will be awarded trophies.
We cordially invite you to attend this event and hope
that you can join us in the festivities. There will be ribbon
cutting ceremonies at 9:30 AM and trophy presentations at
11:30 AM. Please come and help us make the marathon a
memorable happening.
We anxiously await your reply and hope to be honored by
your presence.
Very truly yours,
The David Me Committee For Youth Activities
of the C.C.B.A.
AIR
We hold these Truins...
We hold these Truths.
C. C. B. A.
Committee For Youth Activities
NEW
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62 Mot Street
1975
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UNITED STATES
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Dr. Theodore marro
Special Assistant to the
President of U.S.A.
while House, Washington D.C.
EMBRY-RIDOLE RIDDLE
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INTERNATIONAL
FORD is LIBRARY GERALD
SPEEDWAY
REPROVAL 19 NALICAL UNIVERSITY 26
Mr. William H. G. France, President
Daytona International Speedway
and
Mr. Jack R. Hunt, President
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Cordially Invite
You and Your Guest
to
Daytona International Speedway
and
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
for the
July 2, 3, and 4, 1975 Festivities
Regulted
Wednesday, July 2, 1975
All Day
-- Arrivals - Daytona Beach and
Whitehall Inn
Thursday, July 3, 1975
10:00 A.M. -- University Center Ribbon Cutting
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
10:30 A.M. -- Honors Convocation
Honoring:
Lt. General James Doolittle
Mr. William Pawley
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
1:00 P.M. -- Luncheon - Speedway Lounge
Qualifying Races
Daytona International Speedway
7:00 P.M. -- Cocktails - Buffet
University President's Residence
317 Ocean Shore Boulevard
Ormond Beach, Florida
11:00 P.M. -- Pre-Race Ceremonies
Daytona International Speedway
12:00
-- 9th Annual Paul Revere 250
Daytona International Speedway
Friday, July 4, 1975
8:30 A.M. -- Pre-Race Ceremonies
Daytona International Speedway
10:00 A.M. -- 17th Annual Firecracker 400
Daytona International Speedway
Accommodations -- Whitehall Inn, 640 N. Atlantic Ave.
Daytona Beach, Florida
DRESS
R.S.V.P.
Casual
(904) 252-5561
Sports Attire
Ext. 51/71
DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY
EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY
JULY 2, 3, and 4, 1975 FESTIVITIES
I will not be able to attend.
I will be able to attend.
Accommodations needed:
Single Double
Arrival Date and Time:
at
Private Vehicle
Commerical: Flt.
Carrier
Name and Firm
Transportation will be provided from Daytona
Regional Airport to the Whitehall Inn and
throughout the festivities.
We hold these Truths
UNITED STATES 10c
President Jack R. hunt
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Post Office Box 2411
Daytona Beach, Florida 32015
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Dr. Theodore C. Marra
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Office & the Cossistant Secretary
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Washington, D.C. 20301
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THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP
EDUCATIONAL STAFF SEMINAR
SUITE 310 / 1001 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, NORTHWEST / WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 / (202) 293-3166
You Are Invited to a
Two-Day Field Trip
EDUCATION VISITS IN ONTARIO
Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE)
and
Ontario Science Center
Toronto, Canada
Wednesday evening, July 9-
LIBRARY GERALD FORD
Friday evening, July 11
Finally, we're going to take that trip to OISE (Ontario Institute for
Studies in Education), a visit which many of you have frequently requested.
While in Toronto, we'll also visit the Ontario Science Center. Our successful
trip in March to Science Museums in the San Francisco area made us aware of
your enthusiasm for these dynamic institutions of "non-traditional learning."
OISE has three prime functions: to conduct programs of graduate study in
education, offering degrees at both the masters and doctors level; to carry
out research ranging from the basic study of the nature of learning to the
development and testing of materials for classroom use; to assist practicing
educators implement new methods and materials. The final activity is aided
through eight OISE field centers located throughout Ontario.
The Ontario Science Center was opened in 1969 as a centennial project of the
Province of Ontario. "Hands-on" exhibits displayed throughout the three
building complex explore the molecular world, space travel, the environment,
heredity, natural resources, transportation modes, and many other areas. The
Center serves as a learning resource for the general public and is used
frequently as an alternative classroom for school children.
We plan to depart for our Toronto visit on Wednesday, July 9, at 6:05 P.M.
on American Airlines 354 (departing from National Airport--arriving in
Toronto at 8:49 P.M.)
We will spend all day Thursday at OISE, and Friday morning and part of the
afternoon at the Science Center. Our return flight is scheduled on American
Airlines 511, departing Toronto on Friday, July 11 at 3:45 P.M. and arriving
at National at 6:23 P.M. (If you wish to remain in Toronto for the weekend
please notify our travel agent, Claude Chesneau, at 659-1420.)
If you are interested in joining ESS on this field trip, please call Ms. Kent
or Ms. Miah at 293-3166. We will send you a more complete description of the
two institutions we will visit as soon as you have registered. This way, if
there is something of particular interest to you at either place, you can
notify us in advance so that we are certain to include your interest on our
final agenda.
--George Lane
Sharon Enright
INSTITUTE FOR
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WASHINGTON
US POSTAGE
LEADERSHIP
JUN 10 711
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Mr. Theodore C. Marrs
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UNIVERSITY
Resources
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1001 Connecticut Ave., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036
Washington, D. C. 20500
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American Academy of Pediatrics
OF PEDIATRICE
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EVANSTON, ILLINOIS 60204
AREA CODE 312: 869-4255
DEPARTMENT OF COMMITTEES
JEAN D. LOCKHART, M.D., DIRECTOR
July 29, 1975
FORDO 070838 LIBRARY
TO:
Committee on Indian Health
FROM: Jean D. Lockhart, M.D.
RE:
CHANGE IN PLANS -- SEPTEMBER MEETING
The Committee will meet in Rapid City, South Dakota, a week earlier than
originally planned, because of difficulties with accommodations. The meet-
ing dates are now September 11-13, 1975. You should plan to arrive on the
evening of September 10 and leave on Sunday morning, September 14. Hotel
servations are being made at the Holiday Inn in Rapid City.
Rapid City flights connect with Denver or Minneapolis, via Western, Frontier
or North Central Airlines. Make your reservations now.
The agenda will follow.
JDL:tz
cc: Thomas Jacobsen, M.D. (AAFP)
Uel D. Crosby, M.D. (ACOG)
Ellis M. Sowell, II, M.D. (ACOG)
Harlan R. Giles, M.D. (ACOG)
Abraham B. Bergman, M.D.
RETURN TO: Jean D. Lockhart, M.D.
American Academy of Pediatrics
P.O. Box 1034
Evanston, Illinois 60204
/
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I will be able to attend the meeting of the Committee on Indian Health
on September 11-13, 1975 in Rapid City, South Dakota
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I am bringing my spouse
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Washington, D.C. Parent Child Center, Inc.
2120-24 FOURTEENTH STREET, NORTHWEST
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 20009
462-3375-76-77
Mary McLood Bethune Infant Education Center
PCC Nursery
PCC Kindergarten
RUTH E. RUCKER
Director
OSTRAY V. BROWN
Chairman
July 31, 1975
FORD & GERALD LIBRARY
Dr. Theodore Marr
Assistant to the President
Old Executive Office Building, Room 103
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Dr. Marr:
The Washington, D. C. Parent and Child Center, Inc., is holding
its General Assembly on August 20, 1975, 7:30 p.m. at the John Beauregard
Johnson Medical Foundation Center, located at 901 First Street, Northwest.
However, I am in the meanwhile sending this announcement to you early in
order that you will set aside this date and time on your very busy calendar.
The Keynote speaker will be Mr. Fred Digby, Director of the Office of Child
Development, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Region III,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
I trust that you will make every effort to be with us on this date.
Please contact Mrs. Claudia Vaughan at the Parent Child Center, 462-3375 and
let her know if you will be able to attend.
Yours truly,
Mrs. Ruth Rucker
Director
RR
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Department of Human Resources, OCD
Parent & Child Center
2124 14th STREET, N.W.
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20009
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Dr. Theodore Marr
Assistant to the President
Old Executive Office Bldg., Room 103
Washington, D. C. 20500
CLIFTON COUNSELORS, INC.
602 RING BUILDING
Januka
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036
(202) XXXXXX 331-7466 J.S
CHESTER V. CLIFTON
MAJOR GENERAL, U.S. ARMY (RET.)
you
PRESIDENT
August 13, 1975
FORD R. GERALD LIBRARY
Dear Dr. Marrs:
The new President of the national USO, Inc., is General Michael S.
Davison, U. S. Army (Ret.). Until June 30th, he was the Commander,
U. S. Army, Europe and Seventh Army. He's going to make his home
here in the Washington area and will establish an office for the USO
here in Washington, D.C. Temporarily, he is sharing space in my
office at 602 Ring Building.
I'm going to have a luncheon for him in the Tastevin Room of the
International Club at 18th and K Streets, N. W., on Tuesday, September
9th, at 12:30. I want to introduce him to some new friends and also take
this opportunity for him to renew acquaintances with some he has known
before. I certainly hope that you'll be able to come and say hello to him.
Incidentally, since the USO will only take up about half of his time,
Mike is also going to open an office as Washington representative of
Joseph R. Loring & Associates, a consulting engineering firm. JRL is
one of the four or five largest mechanical and electrical engineering firms
in the country.
In your long tours of duty at the Pentagon, you may have met Mike
Davison. Whether you have or not, when he settles down I want to bring
him by and make an official call on you at your office. Meanwhile, if
that noted occasion doesn't occur before September 9, I hope you can find
time to join this happy group. You will know most of the people there.
With warm, personal regards
Tel Oletton
Dr. Theodore Marrs
The White House
Washington, D. C.
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The White House
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WOW RADIO
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August 19, 1975
Dr. Theodore C. Marrs
The White House
FORD & GERALD LIBRARY
1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, D. C.
Dear Dr. Marrs:
I have not had the pleasure of meeting you personally,
but General Ken Pletcher suggested that I drop you a
note regarding a trip we plan to Washington in Septem-
ber.
I am having a few friends in for cocktails at the
Metro Club on September 11 between 5:00 and 7:00 and
Ken suggested that you might like to share a few
moments with us that evening.
If your schedule permits, I would appreciate an RSVP
to my secretary, Pat O'Hara, and hopefully we will be
meeting on that date.
With best personal regards,
Jim Eddens
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr.
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Dr. Theodore C. Marrs
The White House
1600 Pennsylvanis Ave.
Washington, D.C.
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The Board of Directors
Keynote Speaker: Mr. Fred Digby
Regional Director
Office of Child Development
of the
Health, Education and Welfare
Place:
J. B. Johnson Medical
Foundation Center
WASHINGTON, D.C. PARENT CHILD CENTER, INC.
901 First Street, N.W.
Washington, D. C.
Cordially Invite You
Time:
7:30 p.m.
To Attend
Date:
August 20, 1975
The
First Annual
General Assembly
Refreshments will be served.
RSVP
Regetted
"I leave you finally, a responsibility to
our young people."
Mary McLeod Bethune
Washington, D.C. Parent Child Center, Inc.
2120-24 14th St., NW
Washington, D. C. 20009
202/462-3375
Call and Regat
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AFL-CIO
431 WYOMING AVENUE
SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA 18503
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PRESIDENT
SECRETARY-TREASURER
PHILIP BRADY
THOMAS COYNE
431 WYOMING AVENUE
207 S. IRVING AVENUE
SCRANTON, PA. 18503
SCRANTON, PA. 18505
PHONE: 346-9440
PHONE: 344-2604
EX-VICE-PRESIDENT
RECORDING SECRETARY
HENRY DROPKIN
HELEN G. MILBERGER
316 N. WASHINGTON AVENUE
August 22, 1975
730 WILLOW STREET
SCRANTON, PA. 18503
SCRANTON, PA. 18505
PHONE: 343-2385
PHONE: 343-2056
R. FORD
Dr. Theodore C. Marrs,
Special Assistant to the President,
The White House,
Room 103, Old Executive Office Building,
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Doctor:
As we were formulating our program and
since Bernard Blier was in Washington last Wednesday, we asked him to
drop by your office to extend to you an invitation to be the "headliner"
for our Health Symposium set for at Scranton, Wednesday, September 17th.
Mr. Blier called your fine secretary, Mary Fetherall on Friday providing
additional details - hence this letter.
Organized labor in cooperation with the
Marywood College of Social Work is sponsoring an all-day symposium de-
veloping and communicating our latest all-level helath posture. The state
Secretary of Health, the president of the state AFL-CIO, and many other
health speakers are already enlisted for this region-wide conference.
In this setting, we extend you an invi-
tation to participate in this symposium at whatever time and under what-
ever circumstance which might be convenient and adaptable to your brisk
schedule. Our conference would be singularly honored by your presence
and we are looking forward to an affirmative answer to our invitation
if at all possible. You will enjoy even a brief sojourn here in Pennsyl-
vania's Pocono Mountains.
I have asked Mr. Blier to call Miss
Fetherall by Tuesday for your decision.
Again, many thanks for your courtesies
and hoping to having you on our home ground here, we remain
Respectfully,
SCRANTON CENTRAL LABOR UNION
PFB:AO'C
Philip Philip F. Brady, Prody
President
SCRANTON CENTRAL LABOR UNION
AFL-CIO
431 WYOMING AVENUE
SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA 18503
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PRESIDENT
SECRETARY-TREASURER
PHILIP BRADY
THOMAS COYNE
431 WYOMING AVENUE
207 S. IRVING AVENUE
SCRANTON. PA. 18503
SCRANTON. PA. 18505
PHONE: 346-9440
PHONE: 344-2604
EX-VICE-PRESIDENT
RECORDING SECRETARY
HENRY DROPKIN
HELEN G. MILBERGER
316 N. WASHINGTON AVENUE
August 22, 1975
730 WILLOW STREET
SCRANTON, PA. 18503
SCRANTON. PA. 18505
PHONE: 343-2385
PHONE: 343-2056
Dr. Theodore C. Marrs,
Special Assistant to the President,
The White House,
Room 103, Old Executive Office Building,
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Doctor:
As we were formulating our program and
since Bernard Blier was in Washington last Wednesday, we asked him to
drop by your office to extend to you an invitation to be the "headliner"
for our Health Symposium set for at Scranton, Wednesday, September 17th.
Mr. Blier called your fine secretary, Mary Fetherall on Friday providing
additional details - - hence this letter.
Organized labor in cooperation with the
Marywood College of Social Work is sponsoring an all-day symposium de-
veloping and communicating our latest all-level helath posture. The state
Secretary of Health, the president of the state AFL-CIO, and many other
health speakers are already enlisted for this region-wide conference.
In this setting, we extend you an invi-
tation to participate in this symposium at whatever time and under what-
ever circumstance which might be convenient and adaptable to your brisk
schedule. Our conference would be singularly honored by your presence
and we are looking forward to an affirmative answer to our invitation
if at all possible. You will enjoy even a brief sojourn here in Pennsyl-
vania's Pocono Mountains.
I have asked Mr. Blier to call Miss
Fetherall by Tuesday for your decision.
Again, many thanks for your courtesies
and hoping to having you on our home ground here, we remain
Respectfully,
SCRANTON CENTRAL LABOR UNION
PFB:AO'C
Philip Philip F. 7 Brady, Prudy
President
STATESMAN
STATESMAN
STATESMAN
FRANCIS
We hold these Trutis
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as a Distinguished Guest
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Forty-third National Convention
of the
Military Order of the Purple Heart
of the
United States of America
August 24 to 28
Nineteen hundred and seventy-five
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Jan Diego, California
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Sunday, August 24
Memorial Services
2:00 p.m.
Reception - Cocktail Party
5:00 p.m.
Monday, August 25
Joint Opening Breakfast
8:30 a.m.
Business Session
2:00 p.m.
Tuesday, August 26
Business Session
9:30 a.m.
Wednesday, August 27
Business Session
9:00 a.m.
Reception - Cocktail Party
6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m.
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August 27, 1975
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Vice President for Africa
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Vice President for the Americas
Ms. Velma H. Shelton
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AFFILIATES
Thank you for your letter of August 19.
World Association of Judges
I am delighted that Dr. Marrs is interested in
World Association of Lawyers
attending the Conference.
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SECTIONS
I have enclosed a complimentary registration
Center Associates
Criminal Law
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Human Rights
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Liberia
United Kingdom
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Guatemala
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Philippines
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Dear Dr. Marrs
The seventeenth meeting of the Headquarters Command, USAF Air Force
Reserve Policy Council will convene at Bolling Air Force Base, on
21-22 October 1975.
You are cordially invited to attend a reception and dinner which
will be held on Tuesday evening, 21 October, at the Bolling AFB
Officers' Club in the Vandenberg Room. The reception will start at
1900, followed by dinner at 2000. This will be an informal affair
with no program or speeches. The dress will be business suit.
I hope your schedule will permit you to attend this function. Please
have a member of your staff advise Colonel Newsom, 767-4069 or 4048,
as to whether you will attend.
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cordially invites you to a Cocktail Reception
following the presentation to
of the Secretary of Defense
J. Kevin Murphy
Medal for Outstanding Public Service
to be held at
The Watergate Terrace Room
2650 Virginia Ave., N.W.
Washington, D.C.
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Wednesday, September tenth
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To confirm Atlanta. International Council of Shopping Centers
Promotion Conference. Tuesday, September 23, Noon. Fairmont
Hotel. Bicentennial Luncheon. Promotion Directors need
inspiration and encourgement, and exciting news from London.
Resume, enclosed. Not knowing what the job entails, it's difficult
to tailor my resume to best interest. Experience? I've had a lot
and most of it interesting. Been in high cotton, and low. Rich.
And, poor. Can speak to anyone that comes down the pike - - not
exceptional in any way as public speaker. All in all, have my
act together most of the time.
Back to Atlanta. Enclosed is information on scroll signing project
for shopping centers "We the people." This to be presented
Sunday to promotion directors for approval.
The Hand Carved White House In Miniature. Desperately need sponsor
and funding. Present interest by Coke, General Mills, and American
Mutual Insurance Company.
ICSC contact: Jess Wolf, ICSC, 445 Park Avenue, New York 10022
Telephone, 212/421-8181.
Hope London was great. Did you see Richard? Love to Annette.
Look forward to Atlanta. Will you be staying overnight? If so,
ICSC will arrange.
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THE SIXTEENTH MULTINATIONAL SEMINAR
FOR LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN LEADERS
GERALD ? FORD
SPONSORED BY THE OVERSEAS EDUCATION FUND OF THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
SEPTEMBER 26 TO NOVEMBER 1, 1975
The Multinational Seminar is the most intensive of a number of training
programs sponsored by the Overseas Education Fund of the League of Women
Voters for leaders of volunteer organizations in developing nations. It
provides a unique training experience in the United States of five weeks
duration that includes workshops on organizational and management tech-
niques, problem solving applied to the participants' specific situations,
the exchange of ideas and experiences, on-site inspection of volunteer
community action programs in the United States, and observation of the
United States government, institutions, and way of life.
OEF has in recent years held two such seminars annually--one for volunteer
leaders from Latin America and another for those from Asian nations. This
year's Latin American seminar is the 16th held since 1961. It is conducted
entirely by OEF, with the support of the U.S. Department of State's Bureau
of Educational and Cultural Affairs.
The participants are selected because of their leadership in organiza-
tions that coordinate social services and that train volunteer workers.
The seminar, under the theme "Coordination of Resources for Community Action,"
is designed to give these volunteer leaders the training, experience, and
skills they can use to improve the social services that volunteers provide
and to expand the role of voluntary action in shaping the development of
their communities.
The OEF Latin American Seminar is really a training program for those who
train others in their home countries; it is a leadership program for those
who seek to inspire leadership in others. In this fashion OEF is able to
use its limited resources to create a multiplier effect for its training
that extends its reach significantly. In most cases, OEF has an ongoing
relationship through its field staff with the organizations represented
by the participants. This enables OEF to continue the work of the seminar
in direct application to the problems in the developing nations.
The first three weeks (September 26-October 15) will be spent in the Washington
area in workshops and training sessions. Participants will also have the
opportunity to observe local volunteer agencies.
At the end of the third week (October 16-25) the entire Seminar will visit
New York and the United Nations. Half the group will then travel to Appleton,
Wisconsin while the other goes to Minneapolis, Minnesota. Local Leagues
of Women Voters will assist in the programming in these cities. The final
week (October 26-November 1) will be spent in the Washington area in addi-
tional workshops that focus on applying the seminar experience to concrete
situations in the participants' home countries.
The 16 Latin American participants are from Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica,
and Ecuador. There are also two participants from the United States.
All are active, committed leaders, in positions to influence the programs
of their organizations. The Seminar is conducted in Spanish.