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    "ocrText": "The original documents are located in Box 1, folder \"Board - Appointment of New\nMembers (1)\" of the Charles E. Goodell Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.\nCopyright Notice\nThe copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of\nphotocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Charles Goodell donated to the United\nStates of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections.\nWorks prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public\ndomain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to\nremain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid\ncopyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.\nDigitized from Box 1 of the Charles E. Goodell Papers the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library\nFrom Ralph adams\nfor member of clemency Board-\nJohn A. Everhard\nDPOB: 21 Mar 1919, Pittsburgh, Pa.\n136 Patrick St, SE,\nVienna, VA 22180\n703-560-7017\nEducation:\n1933-37 Schenley HS, Pittsburgh, Pa grad w/honors\n1937-40\nSoutheastern U Washington DC 1lb\n1966\nGeorge Washington U Washington DC Non-credit course\n1968\nNaval Postgraduate School, Menterey CA, Defense\nManagement Systems Course\n1969\nFederal Executive Institute, Charlottesville, VA\nResident Executive Course\n1975\nU Virginia, Falls Church, VA Non credit course\nMilitary Service:\n1941\nEnlisted, US Army\n1942\nCommissioned, 2 lt, Infantry\n1942-58\nPromoted through ranks to colonel (trfrd to USAF 1947)\n1968\nTransferred to Retired Reserve\n(Active duty 1941-1948; 34 mos overseas service WWII,\nEuropean Theater of Operations four battle stars;\nassignments included platoon commander, adjutant,\nsquadron commander, group intelligence officer,\nbase staff judge advocate and Executive (Reserve)\nto The Judge Advocate General, USAF.)\nCivilian Employment:\n1937-41 Messenger, Postal Telegraph\n1939-41 Jr. Messenger, Government Printing Office\n1948-49\nAttorney, NLRB\n1949-74 Attorney, Deputy Chief and Chief, Administrative\nLaw Division, Office of The Judge Advocate General,\nUSAF. Retired 31 Dèc 1974 in grade GS-16.\n(Assignments included Legal Consultant to Air Staff;\nChairman, AF Central Security Board; Chairman, AF\nIncentive Awards Board; Member, AF Board for Correction\nof Military Records; Member, AF Civilian Attorney\nQualifying Committee; Member, tHo USAF Exexcutive\nAssignment Board.)\nMember of Bar:\nDistrict of Columbia\nVirginia\nUS Court of Claims\nUS Court of Military Appeals\nUS Supreme Court\nMember and/or officer:\nReserve Officers Association\nAir Force Association\nAmerican Legion\nToastmasters\nDelta Theta Phi Law Fraternity\nJudge Advocates Association\nSoutheastern U Alumni Association\nFederal Executive Institute Alumni Association\nFederal Bar Association\nDC Integrated Bar\nVirginia Integrated Bar\nAF Nurse Corps Foundation\nHonors and awards:\nSecretary of AF Exceptional Civilian Service Decoration\nSecretary of AF Award of Special Recognition\nAir Force Reserve Outstanding Service Award\nAir National Guard Meritorious Service Award\nReserve Officers Association Brigade of Volunteers Plaque\nNew York City \"JAGAR\" Award\n\"Generals Legal Advisor\"Plaque\nPersonnel Plans Commendation Plaque\nHonorary Flight Nurse\nNumerous lesser awards and commendations\nPersonal Information:\nMarital: Formerly married; three adult sons\nReligion: Presbyterian\nPolitical Affiliation: Democrat (conservative)\nHealth: Good\nFinancial: Small holdings in 3 mutual funds; small savings in\n3 accounts; residential property owned in Maryland\nand Spain.\nHobbies and activities: golf, bowling, spectator sports,\npublic speaking, writing, performing arts,\ncivic service.\nRanch-\n214-675-7391\nBIOGRAPHICAL DATA\nFRED J. AGNICH\nII\nBUSINESS ADDRESS: Suite 830 Park Central 7540 LBJ Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75240\nBUSINESS PHONE: 214-387-2588 and 214-387-2570\nHOME ADDRESS: 5206 Kelsey Road, Dallas, Texas 75229, PHONE 214-368-6867\nAUSTIN ADDRESS: House of Representatives, Room 41lc, P.O. Box 2910, Austin, 787\nAUSTIN PHONE: 512-475-2636\nAGE: 61 (Born July 19, 1913, Eveleth, Minnesota, Came to Texas in 1937)\nFAMILY: wife, Ruth Welton Agnich, and sons William, Richard, James\nDEGREE: Bachelor of Arts in Geology, University of Minnesota, 1937\nRecipient of University of Minnesota Alumni Association\n\"Outstanding Achievement Award\" - June 1972\nBUSINESS ACTIVITIES: Previous -- Geophysical Service, Inc., division of\nTexas Instruments, President and Chairman of the Board;\nTexas Instruments, Inc., Director\nPresent: Member of Texas House of Representatives;\nCaddo Creek Ranch, owner and operator\nACTIVITIES:\nSociety of Exploration Geophysicists\nDallas Geological Society\nDallas Geophysical Society\nAmerican Getphysical Society\nPatron of Science of Graduate Research Center for the Southwest,\nFounding member\nGreenhill School, Past Director, and Donor of Agnich Hall of Science\nDallas Historical Society\nDallas Petroleum Club\nDallas Wildcat Committee, Former Chairman\nCircle Ten Council, Boy Scouts of America\nNational Advisory Board - Sports Fisheries and Wildlife\nU.S. Department of the Interior, 1971, 1972\nDallas Crossroad Bond Program, Steering Committee\nNational Wildlife Federation\nIzaak Walton League\nSierra Club\nDucks Unlimited\nPage Two\nFred J. Agnich\nRepublican National Committeeman - 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975\nRepublican Party of Dallas County - Chairman, 1967-69\nRepublican Party State Executive Committee - 1969-72\nElected 1970 Texas House of Representatives:\nFirst Term Committees: Vice-Chairman Interim Committee for\nRules Reform\nMember - Urban Affairs, Business and\nMarketing, Common Carriers, Mental Health\nand Mental Retardation, Parks and Wildlif\nCharter Member - Dirty 30\nElected 1972 Texas House of Representatives:\nSecond Term Committees: Appropriations\nElections\nEnvironmental Affairs, Chairman Subcommi\non Wildlife\nElected 1974 Texas House of Representatives:\nThird Term Committees: Appropriations\nEnvironmental Affairs, Chairman Subcommitt\non Wildlife\nH. - 806-296-2993\n0-512-397-5871\nCC.-806-293-2445\nPERSONAL HISTORY\nOF\nHARRY RIGGS\n1211 Wayland St., Plainview, Texas\nAge: 56 years\nBorn: Amarillo, Texas\nEducation: Graduated from Amarillo High School and graduate of\nAmarillo Junior College; Infantry School, Ft. Benning, Georgia,\nOfficers Communications Course; Command and General Staff School,\nLeavenworth, Kansas; OPD Staff Officers School, Pentagon;\nParticipation in Reserve Officers Training Program.\nMilitary Record: Enlisted Private November 1, 1934; served as\nCorporal, Sergeant, Staff Sergeant, Technical Sergeant and Master\nSergeant through November 24, 1940; commissioned Second Lieutenant\nNovember 25, 1940; discharged from active duty June 3, 1949 with\nrank of Major; July 1, 1953 joined U.S. Army Reserves with\nSelective Service; promoted November 24, 1956 Lt. Colonel;\npromoted November 23, 1964 Colonel; present rank Colonel.\nWhile on active duty, served 34 months European, African Middle\nand Eastern Theatres. Served through the North African and\nItalian Campaigns. October, November, December 1974 served full-\ntime in Amnesty Section of National Headquarters of Selective\nService, Washington, D.C.\nDecorations: The Bronze Star, Cavaliere Crown of Italy; EAME\nCampaign Medal with 4 Bronze Service Stars; Selective Service\nMeritorious Service Award.\nBusiness Background: Amarillo Hardware Company from 1936 through\n1948 as salesman, except for time in service: Tri State Notions\nSales Company, owner and operator 1948-1952; Harvest Queen Mill\n& Elevator Company, Vice President in charge of sales and de-\nvelopment 1952-1973.\nMember of the following organizations: Chairman, Hale County\nAirport Board 1970-1975; Plainview Bicentennial Committee; Elks\nLodge; Reserve Officers Association; 36th Division Association;\nVFW; American Legion, Commander Post 260, Commander 19th District;\nMember of the National Advisory Board of the American Security\nCouncil.\nFamily:\nWife - Marian, age 53 years; married for 25 years and have 4\nchildren.\nReferences: Congressman George Mahon, 19th Congressional District\nof Texas; Mayor John Stoneham, Plainview, Texas; County Judge,\nHenry Heck, Plainview, Hale County, Texas.\nWITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES)\nFORM OF\nCORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE\nDATE\nRESTRICTION\nDOCUMENT\nResume\nResume for Timothy Lee Craig, 2 pages.\nN.D.\nC\nFile Location:\nCharles Goodell Papers, Box 1, \"Board - - Appointment of New Members (1)\" SMD 6/22/2015\nRESTRICTION CODES\n(A) Closed by applicable Executive order governing access to national security information.\n(B) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document.\n(C) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift.\nNATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION\nNA FORM 1429 (1-98)\nRESUME\nW. ANTOINETTE FORD\nADDRESS:\n2909 Park Drive, S.E.,\nTELEPHONE: (202) 583-7669 - Home\nWashington, D. C. 20020\n(202) 296-5511 - Office\nEDUCATION:\nLittle Flower High School - Philadelphia, Pa. - 1959\nLaval University - Quebec, Canada - 1960\nB. S. Biology - Chestnut Hill College - 1963\nM. S. Zoology (Teaching Fellowship) - American University - 1966\nOceanography Fellowship - Stanford University - 1967\nOceanography Certification - Department of Navy - 1968\nCAREER OBJECTIVE:\nMy combined preparation and professional experience\nprovides substantial expertise in the area of govern-\nment and public affairs as applied to environmental\nissues.\nMy objective is to become a Washington representative\nfor government and public affairs for a major corpora-\ntion. Such a position must be challenging and hope-\nfully would take maximum advantage of my training and\nexperience.\nEXPERIENCE:\n1975\nKAHL ASSOCIATES - Washington, D. C.\nto\nPosition: Research Consultant, Government and Public Affairs\nPresent\nDuties:\nResearch and develop government and public affairs programs\nfor clients. Advise clients of the most viable approach for\nprogram implementation. Current emphasis, in the area of\nenvironmental issues, includes comparative analysis of\nexisting and proposed regulatory legislation and their\nimpact on company policy and programs. Attend conferences\nheld by executive and legislative branches of government,\nand others sponsored by public interest groups.\n1973\nDISTRICT OF COLUMBIA\nto\nPosition: Councilmember (Presidential appointment)\n1975\nDuties:\nPrescribe municipal and other regulations having the force\nand effect of law. Met regularly with members of business\ncommunity, public interest groups, labor organizations,\ncongressional and other government officials. Presented\nwritten and/or oral testimony before congressional committees.\nOfficially served in the Council of Governments, the Research\nAdvisory Council of the Washington Technical Institute, and\nthe Community Advisory Group on Pennsylvania Avenue Develop-\nment.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Chaired the Commercial and Economic Development Committee\nhaving oversight authority concerning budgets and contracting\nprocedures for four major city government agencies.\n- Established a Council committee to study the potential\nimpact of cable television in the District and to draft\npossible legislation.\n1973\nU.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE\nto\nPosition: Marketing Specialist\n1975\nDuties:\nFunctioned as a public liaison person; represented Director\nat meetings; prepared and delivered speeches. Met with and\nmaintained regular contact with representatives of govern-\nment agencies and private industries, to encourage the utili-\nzation of minority business services.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Developed marketing seminars for minority businessmen.\n1972\nINSTITUTE FOR SERVICES TO EDUCATION\nto\nPosition: Director of Development\n1973\nDuties:\nActed as liaison for the President in interfacing with the\ngovernment and business communities.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Successfully negotiated sizeable contracts for the Institute\nthat were geared toward developing scientific research programs\nin conjunction with schools, colleges and universities.\n- Developed a government and public affairs program for the\nInstitute.\n1971\nWHITE HOUSE\nto\nPosition: White House Fellow\n1972\nDuties:\nSpecial Assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Instituted U.S. Treasury Department program establishing\nminority-owned concessions in U.S. Treasury buildings\nnationwide. First concession opened by Secretary George\nSchultz at Philadelphia Mint in August, 1972.\n- Traveled to Sweden, East and West Africa for office of\nVice President to determine feasibility of international\ntrade between substantial minority-owned businesses and\nthe countries visited.\n- Served on Treasury Department task force responsible for\nincreasing government deposits to minority-owned banks by\n$81 million.\n1969\nOGDEN CORPORATION - Washington, D.C.\nto\nPosition: Program Coordinator\n1971\nDuties:\nAssisted in developing educational programs on oceanography\nand acted as the government and community liaison for such\nprograms.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Coauthored a secondary testbook on oceanography.\nSignificant Accomplishments (cont'd)\n- Developed the oceanography curriculum for an educational\nprogram that included training in water pollution control\nand ecology.\n- Developed the government and public affairs approach for\nabove projects to bring them to the attention of the\ncommunity and to reinforce congressional committee support.\n1968\nLIBRARY OF CONGRESS\nto\nPosition: Science Reference Librarian\n1969\nDuties:\nTranslated scientific articles from French to English.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Developed a thesaurus for use by the Pesticide Division.\n1966\nNATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA CENTER\nto\nPosition: Oceanographer\n1968\nDuties:\nScientist aboard survey cruises. Worked with the Department's\nPublic Affairs Office in developing conferences and in speaking\nto local organizations, area schools and colleges.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Developed a thesaurus for biological computer system.\n- Wrote and published several oceanographic articles.\nOTHER ACTIVITIES AND TRAVELS:\n- Consultant for \"International Women's Year\" planning\ncommittee.\n- Hostess on regular radio program, \"Public Hearing\".\n- Board of Trustees of Proctor Academy, New Hampshire.\n- Member of several professional and business organizations.\n- American Council of Young Political Leaders, Soviet Union\n- 1974.\n- International Peace Academy Delegate, Finland - 1972.\n- Children's International Summer Villages, Sweden - 1971\n- Oceanography survey cruises, Mexico, Pacific Ocean,\nCentral America - 1967-68\n- White House Fellows, Asia, Africa, Europe - 1971-72.\nHONORS AND RECOGNITIONS:\n- White House Fellow - 1971\n- National Science Foundation Fellow - 1967\n- Outstanding Service Award, Presidential Classroom - 1972\n- Most successful Under-30 Woman, New Woman Magazine - 1971\n- Outstanding Service Award, Capitol City Republicans - 1975\nPersonal and work related references available on request.\n-5TAN SCOTT\nBANKOFAMERICA\nO.. 0.609.921-9000\nX 2776\nH.\nE. FREDERIC MORROW\nVICE PRESIDENT\nBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH\nNOW PRINCETON- VRAM OPVERTION PROGRAM\nE. Frederic Morrow was born in Hackensack, New Jersey, the\nson of the late Reverend and Mrs. J. Eugene Morrow. He was\neducated in the Hackensack public schools, Bowdoin College,\nBrunswick, Maine and Rutgers University Law School (LLB and\nJuris Doctor), and received an LLD from Bowdoin College.\nPrior to World War II he was, for five years, field secretary\nfor the National Association for the Advancement of Colored\nPeople. He served in the Army during World War II, entering\nas a private in 1942 and discharged as a major of artillery in\n1946.\nAfter his stint in the Service, Mr. Morrow became a member\nof the public affairs staff of the Columbia Broadcasting System.\nHe remained in that position for four years and then, in the fall\nof 1952, joined General Dwight D. Eisenhower's Campaign Train\nas an advisor and administrative assistant to the General.\nIn September, 1953 he became administrative assistant to the\nSecretary of Commerce and then, in July of 1955, went to the\nWhite House to become administrative assistant to President\nEisenhower. Mr. Morrow was the first Negro in history to\nserve as executive assistant to the President of the United\nStates.\nMr. Morrow served in the White House until January 20, 1961.\nLeaving the White House, he became vice president of the\nAfrican-American Institute, New York, a private foundation\ndedicated to the development of better cultural and educational\nrelationships between the people of Africa and the United States.\n41 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK, N.Y. 10004\nBiographical Sketch\nPage Two\nE. FREDERIC MORROW\nIn July, 1964 Mr. Morrow joined the Bank of America as an\nassistant vice president. He was promoted to a full vice-\npresidency in June, 1967.\nHe is a member of the National Advisory Committee of Jobs\nfor Veterans; the Department of State's Advisory Council on\nAfrican Affairs; the U.S. Marine Corps Advisory Committee\nfor Minority Affairs; the Empire State College Council; the\nboard of trustees of Huston-Tillotson College, Austin, Texas,\nand the board of directors of the United States Committee for\nRefugees.\nHe was twice decorated by the President of Liberia for\nbefriending that country while serving on the White House\nstaff (Knight Grand Commander of the Humane Order of\nAfrican Redemption, and the Star of Africa).\nMr. Morrow is married to the former Catherine Gordon,\nof Chicago.\nHe is author of the books, \"Black Man in the White House\"\nand \"Way Down South Up North. \"\n*\n*\nJOAN VINSON\n2607 Childs Lane\nAlexandria, Virginia, 22308\n(703) 780-4126 Home\n(202) 634-1791 Office\n-1776\nPROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND\nPublic Affairs Officer, American Revolution Bicentennial Administration,\n1972-Present\nNational Coordinator, National League of Families of American PON/MIA,\n1970-1972\nBusiness Manager, American Oil School, Tripoli, Libya, 1960-1962\nTeacher, Victorville, California, 1954-1957\nExecutive Secretary, Athletic Coaching Staff, University of Florida, 1951-1952\nEDUCATION\nMississippi State College for Women, 1947-1948\nUniversity of Mississippi, 1948\nUniversity of Florida, 1948-1951, BSE\nSchool of Fashion Design, Los Angeles, California, 1953-1954\nSchool of Interior Design, Columbia, South Carolina, 1957-1958\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE\nJoan Vinson is currently a Public Information Officer for the American\nRevolution Bicentennial Administration (ARBA). She is responsible for\ndeveloping public information programs for the ARBA. Her responsibilities\ninclude preparing news releases; disseminating news to the appropriate\nmedia; conducting news conferences, providing public information and news\nitems for local and national publications and radio and television stations;\nPage 2\nRESUME\nJOAN VINSON\nand coordinating and disseminating news and information relating to the\nagency.\nPrior to her present position, Mrs. Vinson was solely responsible for\noriginating and organizing nationwide campaign which kept the issue of\nthe war and prisoners of war and missing in action before the public\nthrough the political candidates in the 1972 presidential election year.\nShe established and maintained active association with Pepublican and\nDemocratic National Committees, State chairmen, national organizations,\nCongress, media, Defense Department and the White House.\nFrom 1970 until 1972, Mrs. Vinson was the first National Coordinator of\nthe National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in\nSoutheast Asia. The problem of the American prisoners of War and Missing\nin Action in the Vietnam war was one of the most poignant our nation had\nfaced. After years of frustration and lack of information on the more\nthan 1600 servicemen missing in the Indochina conflict, the families of\nthese men banded together to attempt to make their plight a national issue.\nMrs. Vinson was elected as their first National Coordinator. This office\nwas essentially that of President of a large organization with more than\n2700 members with problems and programs of the greatest magnitude and\ninternational scope. Her duties included administration of a tax-exampt\nfoundation with funding in the $200,000.00 range; supervising the tasks\nand energies of approximately 100 full time and volunteer personnel;\nkeeping abreast of all governmental, political and legislative action\nregarding the war and the PON/MIA problem; informing the public and\nappealing for support; traveling throughout the world; meeting with heads\nof state and top officials of other governments in an effort to gain their\nhelp; speaking to a variety of large groups and associations on this subject;\nand dealing with national and local media.\nMrs. Vinson served as the Business Manager for the American Oil School in\nTripoli, Libya, from 1960 until 1962. This school had an enrollment of\napproximately 500 students and was established and supported by American\nOil companies for the education of employees' children. During that time,\nshe was also the social/public affairs liaison between Wheelus Air Force\nBase and the government of King Idris.\nPrior to this, she taught a variety of subjects including history, English\nand math to U. S. Airmen for a period of three years.\nOther occupational experience include: executive secretary for the entire\ncoaching staff at the University of Florida, fashion designer, and interior\ndecorator.\nREADERS DIGEST\nMELVIN R. LAIRD\nSenior Counsellor: Nationaland International Affairs\nSeptember 26, 1974\nPLEASANTVILLE.NY1570\nMrs. Joan Vinson\n2607 Childs Lane\nAlexandria, Virginia 22308\nDear Mrs. Jun- 1-m-\nGeneral James did call me concerning your\ninterest in a position on the Clemency Board.\nI believe you would make a valuable contribution\nand I will be pleased to make this recommendation\nto the White House.\nWith best wishes and kindest personal regards,\nI am\nSincerely,\none\nMelvin R. Laird\nREADERS DIGEST ASSEN.INC. 173 SHODE ISLANDAVE NE WASHINGTON D.C. 20036\n202 223 1042\nLewis B. Puller, Jr.\n1805 Windmill Lane\nAlexandria, Virginia 22307\n(703) 765-8860\nMarital Status:\nWife - Linda Todd Puller\nSon - Lewis B. Puller, III (Age 6)\nDgtr.- - Margaret T. Puller (Age 4)\nMilitary:\nUnited States Marine Corps, November 1967 - September 1970\nPhysical disability retirement for wounds received in\nVietnam\nHonorably discharged as First Lieutenant\nEducation:\nHigh School:\nChrist Church School, Christ Church, Va.\nCollege:\nCollege of William & Mary, Williamsburg, Va., A.B., 1967,\nMajor History, Minor English\nLaw School:\nMarshall-Wythe School of Law, College of William & Mary,\nWilliamsburg, Va., J.D., June 1974\nExperience:\nJune '73 - Aug. '73: Legal Intern, Veterans Administration,\nWashington, D.C.\nSept. '74 - Dec. '74: Staff Attorney for General Counsel,\nVeterans Administration, Washington, D.C.\nDec. '74 - Apr. '75: Staff Attorney, Presidential\nClemency Board\nPersonal:\nMember, Virginia State Bar\nJudicial Council while in law school\nPhi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity\nDecorations for Military Service:\nSilver Star\n2 Purple Hearts\nNavy Commendation Medal with Combat \"V\"\nVietnamese Cross of Gallantry, etc.\nRev Kelly\nAvailability\nBill Dardan.\nthrage\nRobt Shea (Benoon)\nReality\nCol\nFunction\n1\nHerman Moyer ( Corington-boral)\nBlack\nKeith Spaulding (Fulton Eisea lower)\nWomen\nImage\nReality\nRiggo\nCONS\nMOD Cons.\ncraig\nmod\nmod\nCarey\nKersey\nCons\nmod\nVinson\nCons\nLib\nPuller\nCons\nLif\nA black\nLib\nLib,\nLib\nkilberg\nmod\nLib,\nCons.\nmorrow\nmed\nmod\nElerhard\nCons\nCons\nno Elly Peterson\n- Constance Cook\nBrownle Corbin\nmike Mae Lead\noroal Hansen\nDan Surllinger\nnewton Gingrish\nRick\npossible Clea.Bd.\nAdditions to\nmembers /\nof\nBACKGROUND DATA\non\nBROWNLEE SANDS CORRIN\nProfession: Public Affairs Specialist, Administrator, and Political Science\nProfessor.\nSpecial Fields: Political Communications, Environmental Problems, Space Af-\nfairs, Campaign and Election 'Laws.\nGeneral Fields: International Relations, International and Space Law, Inter-\nnational Communications, American Government and Politics.\nPresent Employment: Professor of Political Science at Goucher College since\n1952; Department Chairman; Director of the Field Politics Center\n(Research and Field Work Organization).\nMaryland Elections Analyst for ABC Radio/Television since 1964.\nPrevious Employment: Director of Education, WTOW AM/FM Stereo Baltimore from\n1968 to 1970. Occasional Consultant, Maryland State Department\nof Education, and Baltimore County Department of Education. LectuReR,\nUniversity College, University of Maryland; & HOLINS Hopkins University (summer),\nPublic Service: Member, Board of Trustees, Baltimore County Library System\n(1968-1975); Consultant, Maryland Constitutional Convention Com-\nmission (1965-1968); Member, Maryland Legislative Council Com-\nmittee on Campaign Costs (1964); Member, Baltimore County Coun-\ncil Charter Revision Committee (1961-1962); Program Director for\nMaryland election briefings furnished foreign leaders in United\nStates Department of State Foreign Leader Exchange Program (1954-\n1958).\nProfessional Organization Memberships: American Institute of Aeronautics and\nAstronautics; American Society for Public Administration; Ameri-\ncan Political Science Association; American Society of Interna-\ntional Law (and member of Membership Committee); International\nInstitute of Space Law (and member of U. S. section's Executive\nCommittee); National Council for the Social Studies; Maryland\nCouncil for the Social Studies (and member of Executive Commit-\ntee); International Studies Association; American Library Asso-\nciation.\nSpecialized Research: Music, humor, and non-verbal communications in politics;\nmetalaw; noise pollution; science fiction and political utopias;\nuse of audio/video materials and foreign languages in social\nscience teaching.\nOther Educational Experience:\nInstitutional: Chairman to administer the major in International Rela-\ntions (11 years); Chairman, Faculty of History and Social Sci-\n2.\nences (3 years); administrative committee service (Admissions,\nCurriculum, President's Council, etc.); and as Faculty Parlia-\nmentarian and College Marshal.\nOrganizational: Panel participant (e.q., 1970 meeting of Organization\nof American Historians on Political Campaign Symbolism; 1968\nmeeting of American Political Science Association on Graduate\nEducation); College representative to Chambers of Commerce;\nMiddle States Association evaluation team member.\nPersonal Data: (on sabbatical leave, 1970-71).\nHome Address: 201 Dunbeath Court, Lutherville, Md. 21093.\nHome Phone:\n301-828-9590.\nBusiness Address: Field Politics Center, Goucher College, Towson, Md. 21204.\nBusiness Phone:\n301-823-5628 or 301-825-3300, ext. 327, 328.\nDate of Birth: 25 March 1922.\nSex: Male.\nCitizenship: USA.\nMarital Status: Married to Elizabeth Dyer (Smith BA '43, Goucher M.Ed., '68;\nelementary school teacher); 4 children.\nEducational Backoround: Stanford University, BA 1947; MA, 1950; PhD, 1959;\n(dissertation: Membership in the League and United Nations).\nMilitary Experience: 1942-47 (2d Lt. to Major). Service in field artillery\nand communications.\nPersonal Associations:\nOrganizations: Stanford Club of Washington, D.C.; Army-Navy Club of Wash-\nington, D.C.; Military Order of the World Wars.\nReligion: Protestant Episcopal.\nPolitical: Republican (with services from precinct leader level to chair-\nman of State Arts and Sciences Committee for Eisenhower level).\nJAN\n1975\nResume of:\n716 4th Street, S.E.\nWashington, D.C. 20003\nMICHAEL F. MACLEOD\n(202) 546-2854\nEMPLOYMENT\n1973 - Present\nTHE RIPON SOCIETY, INC.\n509 C Street, N.E.\nWashington, D. C. 20002\n(202) 546-2111\nExecutive Director\nOverall responsibility for administration,\nfundraising, politics, press relations, and the\npublishing and promotion of Ripon's publications.\nAdministrative duties entail management of Ripon's\n1974 budget of $170,000, internal communications\nwith volunteer officers and members, and prepara-\ntion of financial reports. My fundraising activities\nencompass the design of small direct mail solicitations,\npersonal meetings with large contributors, the organization\nof fundraising receptions and meetings, and the development\nof new sources of financing. Political activities: organizing,\nassisting GOP candidates who need fundraising assistance\nand who need research and volunteers. In the areas of both\npolitics and fundraising, I work with Republican congressmen,\ngovernors, and their staffs, and members of the Republican\nNational Committee. Press relations: I act as Ripon's\nprincipal press spokesman.\nI was originally hired as the National Political\nDirector. The primary responsibilities involved organizing\nthroughout the U.S. I also worked closely with the press\nin the cities I visited, setting up interviews for myself\nwith local press and television reporters. During this\ntime I also organized and conducted a national issues and\npolitics conference and several regional issues and grass-\nroots politics seminars.\n1972 - 1973\nDEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT\nWashington, D. C. 20410\nAssistant for Congressional Relations\nI maintained liaison with members of Congress,\nrepresenting the views of the Secretary and the\n-2-\nAdministration on policy matters affecting HUD. I\nauthored a briefing paper on the impact of executive\nreorganization on HUD and delivered briefings to\nmembers of Congress on the proposed Department\nof Community Development. In addition, I worked\nwith HUD personnel and Congressmen and staffs\nconcerning program applications, grants, and project\nreviews and approvals.\n1971 - 1972\nU.S. SENATOR ROBERT P. GRIFFIN\nWashington, D. C. 20510\nSpecial Assistant\nI supervised Senator Griffin's legislative mail\nsection, which was charged with answering constituent\ninquiries. The section consisted of three secretaries\nand a research assistant. In addition to writing letter\ndrafts, I also prepared legislative analyses for the\nSenator. The job required that I research legislation\nbefore the Committees on which the Senator served,\nthe Senator's previously stated positions, and the\nimpact of his actions on his constituency.\n1971\nMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW\nHouse of Delegates, 1971 Maryland General Assembly\nLegislative Aide\nI researched bills referred to the Committee.\nDrafted legislation at the request of the Chairman.\nDrafted technical and substantive amendments at the\ndirection of Committee members.\n1967 - 1970\nU.S. ARMY\nCounterintelligence Officer\nGraduated Infantry Officer Candidate School. Served\none year tour in Vietnam as commanding officer of a\nCounterintelligence Special Operations Team. One year\ntour of duty stateside, doing research on domestic unrest.\nAwards: Bronze Star, Army Commendation Medal.\nREFERENCES\nUpon request.\n-3-\nEDUCATION\nPost-Graduate:\nM.A., Political Science, Georgetown University, 1967\nCollege:\nB.A., International Relations, Lafayette College, 1964\nHigh School:\nNorwich (N.Y.) High School, 1960\nPERSONAL\nBorn:\n11/5/42\nMarital:\nSingle\nHealth:\nExcellent\nMilitary:\nHon. Discharge\nInterests:\nMy hobbies include graphic art collecting, tennis, golf,\ncycling, jogging. Member of Big Brothers of the National\nCapitol Area, Vice President for Political Affairs for the\nRipon Society.\nCONGRESSMAN ORVAL HANSEN\nBIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION\nPERSONAL:\nAge: 48, born August 3, 1926 at Firth, Idaho\nMarried to the former June Duncan, seven children\nMember of the L.D.S. Church\nEDUCATION:\nIdaho Falls, Idaho, Public Schools\nB.A., University of Idaho, 1950, Phi Beta Kappa, second student in the history\nof the University to graduate with a perfect 4.0 (straight A) grade average\nJ.D., The George Washington University, 1954, Order of the Coif, G.W. Law\nReview Staff\nPostgraduate study at London School of Economics of the University of London\nunder Rotary Foundation Fellowship, 1954-55, in international law and\ninternational relations. Traveled and lectured in parts of Europe, Africa\nand the Middle East, 1954-56\nL.L.M., The George Washington University, 1973, Thesis: The Development and\nApplication of Radiation Protection Standards\nCurrently studying for Ph.D. in political science at The George Washington\nUniversity\nMILITARY SERVICE:\nEnlisted in the Navy in 1944, served two years including one year in the\nPacific on the U.S.S. Saratoga\nMember of the U.S. Air Force Reserve since 1949 with present rank of Major\nPROFESSIONAL:\nAdmitted to practice law in Idaho and the District of Columbia, 1954\nPrivate law practice in Idaho Falls, 1956-68\nMember of the Bar of the United States Supreme Court\nIDAHO LEGISLATIVE SERVICE:\nServed four terms in the Idaho House of Representatives, 1956-62, 1964-66\n(House Majority Leader, 1961-62), and one term in the Idaho Senate, 1966-68\nMember of the Idaho Legislative Council and the Idaho Commission on\nConstitutional Revision\n(continued)\n-2-\nCONGRESSIONAL SERVICE:\nStaff assistant to the late Senator Henry Dworshak, 1950-54\nElected to the 91st Congress on November 5, 1968, re-elected to the\n92nd and 93rd Congresses, to the latter by the largest vote margin in the\nhistory of the district\nCommittees: Education and Labor, House Administration, Joint Committee on\nAtomic Energy and Joint Committee on the Library\nMember: Task Force on Early Childhood Education, Advisory Board of Presidential\nClassroom for Young Americans, National Advisory Board of Executive High\nSchool Internships of America\nAttended as Congressional Advisor, Fourth United Nations International Conference\non the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Geneva, 1971, and General Conference of\nthe International Atomic Energy Agency at Vienna, 1973. Represented Joint\nCommittee on Atomic Energy in discussions with Japanese government, industry\nand scientific leaders on atomic energy matters in February 1973\nOTHER:\nReceived Future Farmers of America \"Idaho Star Farmer\" Award, 1945\nIdaho State FFA President, 1947-48, earned American Farmer Degree, 1948\nNamed \"Outstanding Young Man of the Year\" by Idaho Falls, Idaho Jaycees, 1961\n\"Distinguished Service Award\" by Idaho State Jaycees, 1962\nChairman, Idaho Manpower Advisory Committee, 1963-68\nADDRESSES:\nOFFICE:\nAREA RESIDENCE:\nPERMANENT LEGAL RESIDENCE:\n312 Cannon H.O.B.\n4405 33rd Road\nRoute 5, Box 216\nWashington, D.C. 20515\nArlington, Virginia 22207\nIdaho Falls, Idaho 83401\n202/225-5531\n703/538-4754\n208/523-2979\nRESUME\nDaniel J. Swillinger\nAge: 32, Single\n769 Alexandria Colony Ct.\nPhone: (614) 422-2631 (0)\nColumbus, Ohio 43215\n228-2881 (H)\nCURRENT POSITION\nAssistant Dean, College of Law, The Ohio State University.\nAreas of responsibility include placement, student affairs\n(academic and non-academic), and alumni and development.\nTEACHING EXPERIENCE\nGovernment Contract Law--3 hr. regularly scheduled course\ntaught Summer Quarter 1974.\nEDUCATION\nB.A. in Journalism, 1964, The Ohio State University\nEditor, university daily newspaper\nHonor societies\nOne of five outstanding Senior Men\nAcademic Scholarship\nJ.D., 1967, College of Law, The Ohio State University\nMoot Court Governing Board\nLegal Clinic, senior staff assistant\nAcademic scholarship\nCourse work toward M.P.A. in Urban Affairs, American\nUniversity, 1969-70.\nPRIOR EMPLOYMENT\nLaw clerk to the Chief Commissioner\nU.S. Court of Claims, Washington, D.C., 1967-68\nAs Commissioner (now Judge) Bennett's clerk, I was\nresponsible for legal research, drafting opinions, and\norders, and preparing for trial, with most of the work\ninvolving government contract litigation, and some in\nFederal Tax and government pay and pension cases.\nLegislative Assistant\nCongressman William B. Widnall (N.J.), 1969\nThis position included drafting legislation, pre-\nparing for hearings, and working with committee staff on\nall aspects of legislation, primarily in the housing and\nurban development field. In addition, I served as Mr.\nWidnall's press assistant.\nRESUME\nDaniel J. Swillinger\nPage Two\nCounsel and Director of Research\nBailey, Deardourff and Bowen, Inc.\nWashington, D.C., 1969-71\nResponsibilities in this consulting and advertising firm\nincluded contract drafting and negotiation, management and\ncorporate matters and election law research and advice,\nas well as serving as a political campaign consultant.\nNational Political Director, The Ripon Society\nWashington, D.C., 1971-73\nNational organizing, fundraising and writing for the\nSociety's publications were the principal responsibilities.\nI also set up and operated the Society's first Washington\noffice.\nPUBLICATIONS\n\"Delegate Apportionment to National Party Nominating\nConventions: The Unresolved Issues.\"\n6 Columbia Human Rights Law Review 25 (1974)\nContributor to: Clifford Brown, ed., The Jaws of Victory,\nLittle, Brown & Co., 1974\nContributing Editor, The Ripon Forum\nMISCELLANEOUS\nAdmitted to practice law:\nOhio\nU.S. Court of Claims\nMemberships:\nAmerican Bar Association\nSection on Individual Rights\nSection on Public Contract Law\nCommon Cause\nNational Governing Board\nREFERENCES\nSupplied upon request.\nNewton Gingrich\nCurriculum Vitae\nBorn June 17, 1943 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.\nEducation: High school: attended schools in Orlean, France, and Stuttgart,\nGermany; graduated from Baker High School,\nColumbus, Georgia, June 1961\nCollege:\nColumbus College, Columbus, Georgia, Summer 1961;\nEmory University, Atlanta, Georgia, September 1961-\nDecember 1963; January-December 1965; B.A. with a\nmajor in history, December 1965\nGraduate:\nGeorgia State College, Atlanta, Georgia, January-\nMarch 1966; M.A. in Modern European History\n(thesis: \"Anglo-French Diplomatic Reactions to\nthe Russian Revolution of 1905\"). Tulane\nUniversity, May 1968; Ph.D. in Modern European\nHistory [Tulane University] (dissertation on\n\"Belgium Education Policy in the Congo, 1945-\n1960\"), June 1971.\nEducational Honors: NDEA Fellowship, 1966-70; Georgia State Scholarship,\n1966-70; Passed the preliminary examination with distinction in both the\nwritten and oral examinations in both Modern European and United States\nHistories (the first and second fields respectively).\nTeaching experience: Taught U.S. history 1968-1969 at Newcomb College;\ntwo sections of U.S. history and four sections of non-tuition, no credit\ncourse \"The Year Two Thousand\", Summer, 1969; 1970-present--taught\nHistory and Environmental STudies Courses at West Georgia College,\nCarrollton, Georgia; helped develop and currently co-ordinator of an\ninterdisciplinary Environmental Studies Program; offer an undergraduate\ncourse in Futurism entitled \"The Year 2000.\"\nEmployment Experience: Atlanta Public Library, part-time November 1961-\nDecember 1962, full-time Summer 1962; Atlas Finance Company, part-time\nin the computer department January-May 1963, full-time summer 1963 and part-\ntime September-December 1963 as an assistant credit-manager; campaign\nmanager for Jack Prince for Congress full-time January-November, 1964;\nJanuary 1965-August 1966, resident manager for apartment complex;\nSeptember 1965-May 1966 worked part-time for public opinion research\nfirm; 1970-75 assistant professor of History, West Georgia College.\nAdministrative and Planning Experience: Chairman, West Georgia College\nPlanning Council, 1972-74; Member Committee on College Reorganization,\n1972-73; Co-ordinator of Environmental Studies, 1973-present.\nMajor Professional Activities: 1970-72 worked with the School of\nInformation Services, Georgia Institute of Technology developing a\nhistory curricula for use with the Audiographic Learning Facility--a\ncomputer, audiotape, and electrowriter combination that is a prototype\nremote learning resource facility.\n1971-\"The Difficulties of Researching Women's History,\" presentation at\nthe Colloquium Teaching Women's History, Southern Historical Association\nannual meeting. \"Management in the 1970's,\" presentation to the Blue\nCross-Blue Shield Region V and VI Internal Operations annual meeting.\n1972-Member, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Accreditation\nCommittee to Delta State College, Cleveland, Mississippi.\n1973-' \"The Role of the Medical Researcher and the Future of Health Care,\"\npresentation to the annual education workshop of The American Medical\nRecords Association. Workshop on Organizational Development for The\nStudent Government, faculty, and administration of Kennesaw Junior\nCollege (contracted through the Institute for Directed Change and Research).\nMember, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools accreditation team\nto the Muscogee County School systems, elementary schools, Columbus, Ga.\n1974-\"The Role of the Medical Researcher and the Future of Health Care,\"\npresentation to the annual meeting of the Southern Medical Records\nAssociation.\nProfessional Membership: Ad Hoc committee for Anticipatory Democracy;\nAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science; Georgia Conservancy;\nThe World Future Society.\nPolitical Experience: Precinct worker for Nixon. 1960 in Columbus, Ga.;\nactive in Republican party organizations, 1961-66 in Dekalb County,\nGeorgia; full-time Congressional campaign manager in the Ninth District\nof Georgia, 1964; researcher and assistant to State Senator Gene Sanders,\n1965-66; Louisians State Chairman for Rockefeller, 1968; Georgia\nRepublican Platform Committee Chairman, 1972; Candilate for the U.S.\nHouse of Representatives Sixth District of Georgia, 1974 (received 48.5%\nagainst a 20-year incumbent).\nMarried to the former Jackie Battley of Columbus, Georgia, two daughters\nKathy (12) and Jackie Sue (8).\nDOUGLAS SLOAN HARLAN\nPresent Occupation\nAttorney\nDavis, Morehouse & Davidson\n1422 Frost Bank Tower\nSan Antonio, Texas 78205\n512/224-1831\nPreferred Mailing Address\n236 Argyle\nSan Antonio, Texas 78209\n512/828-5070\nPersonal Background\n31 years old\nBorn July 7, 1943, in Jonesboro, Arkansas\nSingle\nMember of Grace Presbyterian Church\nEducation\nB.A. in English, cum laude\nRice University\nHouston, Texas\n(1964)\nM.A. in Political Science\nDuke University\nDurham, North Carolina (1965)\nPh.D. in Government\nUniversity of Texas\nAustin, Texas\n(1967)\nJ.D.\nUniversity of Texas\nAustin, Texas\n(1973)\nProfessional Experience: Teaching\nVisiting Lecturer in Government and Public Affairs\nLyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs\nUniversity of Texas\nAustin, Texas\nVisiting Professor of Political Science\nSouthwestern University\nGoergetown, Texas\nAdjunct Professor of Political Science\nTrinity University\nSan Antonio, Texas\nProfessional Experience: Administrative\nDirector,\nDepartment of Education and Human Resources\nCity of San Antonio\nSan Antonio, Texas\nAdministrative Assistant to the Executive Director\nInter-American Educational Center\nSan Antonio, Texas\nPolitical Experience: Staff\nDeputy Campaign Manager\nPaul Eggers for Governor of Texas (1970)\nCampaign Manager\nD. C. Norwood for Congress\nTexas, 13th C.D. (1966)\nAssistant to Press Secretary\nOffice of Senator John Tower\nWashington, D. C. (1962)\nPolitical Experience: Volunteer\nCandidate for Congress\nTexas, 21st C.D. (1972 and 1974)\nPrecinct Chairman\nBexar County Finance Committee\nState Republican Task Force on Education\nCounty and State Convention Delegate, 1966-1974\nFaculty, R.N.C. Regional Campaign Management Seminar\nGovernor's Club\nKey Republican\nCivic Activities\nAlumni Board of Governors\nRice University\nHouston, Texas\nCitizens' Advisory Council\nAmerican Revolution Bicentennial Commission of Texas\nCouncil for the Fine Arts Center\nOur Lady of the Lake College\nSan Antonio, Texas\nEducation Committee\nSan Antonio Chamber of Commerce\nSan Antonio Literacy Society\nSan Antonio Symphony Society\nFundraiser for San Antonio United Way\nProfessional Memberships\nSouthern Political Science Association\nAmerican Political Science Association\nSan Antonio, Texas, and American Bar Associations\nPhi Kappa Phi\nPi Sigma Alpha\nRepresentative Publications\nTexaStats '72\nL.B.J. School of Public Affairs Press, 1973\n\"Home on the Connally Range\"\nRipon Forum, April, 1973\n\"Impacted Problem Hurts\"\nThe Texas Observer, March 2, 1973\n\"Outlook for Election Reform\"\nThe Texas Observer, March, 1972\n\"Money in Texas Campaigns\"\nTexas: Readings in Politics, Government, & Public Policy, 1972\nEdited by Richard Kraemer and Philip Barnes\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON, D.C. 20500\nMarch 31, 1975\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\nCEG\nLARRY BASKIR\nFROM:\nRICK\nSUBJECT:\nList of Possible Board Members\nFollowing is a list of potential Board members recommended\nby a variety of people. Where no source is indicated in parenthesis, the\nname is a Baskir or Tropp suggestion.\nno\nPete Peterson\nno\nLen Garment\nno / Albert Gore\n/\nColonel Henry Riggs ( --George Mahon; CEG)\n21 Buell Gallagher -- formerly President, City College of New York;\nChancellor, University of California; national board of\nNAACP. White; mid-sixties.\nArch Murray -- formerly Director of Governor Rockefeller's state\nno\nDivision of Criminal Justice Services; now Director, N.Y. Legal\nAid Society; black; mid-thirties.\n/\nJim Woolsey -- Shea and Gardner; formerly Senator Stennis' Chief\nCounsel, Senate Armed Services Committee; formerly on\nthe National Security Council Staff. Mid-thirties.\nPOW for half-a-dozen years in Hanoi.\nInterested in the clemency program.\nno\n2\nBob Blakey Professor of Law, Cornell; formerly McCleilan's\nlong-time Chief Counsel, Senate Criminal Laws Subcommittee.\nSteve Hess\nno\nWarner Gardner Shea and Gardner; has commented on drafts of\nour regulations.\nno\n2\nChesterfield Smith -- President, ABA.\nDean Robert McKay -- NYU Law School; about to become director of\nNO\nthe Aspen Institute in Colorado. Attica Report. (Rockefeller\nappointee; Schwarzchild knows and respects)\nArthur Liman -- Paul Weiss; formerly McKay's Special Counsel\non the Attica Commission.\n- 2 -\n/\nReverend Dean M. Kelly -- National Council of Churches official.\n(known to the ACLU group)\nMo\nFather William Thompson -- NYC (Schwarzchild and Marrs recommend)\nRight Reverend Edmund Browning -- Episcopal Church Center (Schwarzchild)\nMonsignor Murphy -- Director, National Shrine for the Immaculate\nConception (Rich Killmer)\nno David Ramage -- Director, New World Foundation (Schwarzchild)\nRoy Wilkins -- NAACP (Marrs also)\nTames Farme r\nPatrick Murphy -- Police Foundation; formerly NYC Police Chief\nBarbara Greene Kilberg -- Mt. Vernon College\nRita Hauser\n2 Pam Curtis -- formerly assistant to Ellie Peterson at the Republican\nNational Committee; Common Cause; deputy director, Mathias\nfor Senator campaign (Karen Keesling and Pat Lindh)\nBarbara\nSchuhmen -- formerly Senator Cooke's legislative assistant.\nMid-twenties. (Keesling and Lindh)\nRarry\nCarole Bellows -- Chairperson, Individual Rights Section, ABA.\n2 Miriam E. Wolff Federal Maritime Board formerly.\nyoung\nZ Benjamin Heineman II -- Center for Law and Social Policy. Democrat\nyoung\n2 Dennis Flannery -- partner, Wilmer Cutler and Pickering; formerly\nCenter for Law and Social Policy; formerly clerk to Earl Warren.\nHarry Huge -- partner, Arnold and Porter, Representation of West\nVirginia miners.\nDan Reznick -- partner, Arnold and Porter. Expert in criminal procedure.\nLouise Leonard former state senator from West Virginia (Lindh)\nMo\nLoretta Nimmerrichter -- former Judge of the Orphans' Court, State\nof Maryland (Lindh)\nGene Ecklund -- Washington banker. Formerly DoD. Moderate (Marrs)\nJohn Everhard -- important in Reserve Officers Association, formerly\nA.F. Jag. Moderate (Marrs)\nStan Smith -- attorney, Montgomery, Alabama. Left. (Marrs)\nJohn Campbell -- President, department store in Nebraska. Moderate (Marrs.\nTom Roth -- The Research Institute (Selective Service contract\nresearch). Left. (Marrs)\nJack McGuire -- wealthy dillettante; produces advertising materials;\nfather close to Joe Kennedy. Vice President, ROA. Moderate (Marrs)\nWayne Gillies -- lawyer, Houston, Right (Marrs).\nCharles Katsianos - formerly RNC, ethnic Greek groups. (Marrs)\nFrank Martino -- heading of a consulting firm to associations. Reserves\nformerly. Right. (Marrs).\nIrving Yoskowitz -- attorney, IBM. young, Left. (Marrs).\nNo 1 R.71 wickens-\n/ Joan Vinson\n/ LOUIS Pullen\n- 3 -\nMyer Menschen -- investments, Houston; has represented King Faisal.\n(Marrs)\nBill Spell - PR business, Washington; formerly AA to Stennis.\nJoe Azbell - - George Wallace's campaign organization in 1972.\nMiller Hudson - Vietnam Navy veterans; manages Mountain Bell in\nDenver. Wrote in cold during August asking to be on Board --\nexcellent letter.\nTom Allman -- attorney, Cincinnati; drew up Senator Taft's earned\nre-entry bill as L.A. to Taft; twenties.\nIrving Rosendrantz -- Chief Government Appeals Agent for Selective\nService System from 1940 to 1972. Retired, 66; Florida.\nWrote in cold to the President on September 9 asking to be made\na Board member.\n2 Daniel Kornstein -- Paul Weiss associate; twenties; right; formerly\nArmy JAG -- defended Sergeant Mitchell in Mylai trial.\n-1\nyes\nTimothy Craig -- President, National Association of Concerned\nCitizens; Vietnam era Veteran; 31 years old (Maye)\nFather James Cox -- Brooklyn State Hospital. (O' Connor)\nBill Cox -- (Dougovito)\nReverend Dean Kelley -- United Council of Churches; Chairman of\nthe Department of Religious Liberty (Baskir)\nHerman Will -- Associate General Counsel, Methodist United Board\nof Christian Social Concerns; Chairman, National Religious\nBoard for Conscientious Objection. (Baskir)\n/ Bishop John Wesley Lord -- Retired Methodist Bishop of Washington\n(Baskir)\nDean Francis Sayre Dean of the National Cathedral - Woodrow Wilson's\ngrandson. (Baskir)\nBabbi\nSchindler - President, Union of American Hebrew Congregation.\nDr\nD,\nfree\nExecutive Director, Baptist Joint Committee\non Public Affairs. (Baker and Baskir)\nDr. Sloan S. Hodges -- Executive Secretary, Progressive National\nBaptist Convention, Inc. (Baker and Baskir)\nDr. Foy Valentine -- Executive Secretary, Christian Life Commission,\nSouthern Baptist Convention. (Baker and Baskir)\nJohn Herman Henry Sengstacke -- Chairman, Board of Directors, Michigan\nChronicle (Detroit), Louisville Defender; President, Tri-State\nDefender. (Scott)\nAsa T. Spaulding -- V.P. Mutal Savings and Loan Association. (Scott)\nTimothy Lionel Jenkins- - Chairman of the MATCH Institution; D.C. Lawyer;\nChairperson of Housing Rent Commission for D.C. (Scott)\n- 4 -\nE. Frederic Morrow -- Vice President - Bank of America. (Scott)\nRev. Sandy Ray -- Brooklyn (Scott)\nKennth Drew (Scott)\nWilliam O. Wilker -- Cleveland Post (Scott)\nDilbert Sperlock -- Professor of Law. (Scott)\nDr. James Frank -- President of Lincoln University, Nebraska (Scott)\nAubrey Lewis -- (Scott)\nBruce Lew Allen -- Chairman Freedan National Assn. (Scott)\nLevi Jackson -- Ford Motor Co. (Scott)\nJohn Singstack -- Publisher\n(Scott)\nEarl Dickerson -- retired Chairman of Board of Supreme Llberty\nLife Insurance. (Scott)\nJ. Austin Norris - lawyer (Scott)\nJim Zirmer -- N.Y. C. (Scott)\n/\nJulius William -- former Colonel; handles Veterans Affairs in NAACP). (Scott)\nClarence Mitchell -- NAACP - Washington office. (Scott)\n/\nMonsignor Francis Lally -- Director of Division, U.S. Catholic\nConference; former Editor of the Boston Pilot. (Hesburgh)\nMonsignor George Higgins -- Director of the Social Action Department\nof the U.S. Catholic Conference. (Hesburgh)\nFather Michael McCafferty -- recent graduate of Notre Dame Law School;\ngovernment lawyer for the EEOC. (Hesburgh)\nno\nAlbert Hinkle, Assistant Commissioner, Division of Housing for\nNew York State. (O' Connor)\n/\nN\n19\n10\nBoard Members\nA List\nB List\nLiberal\nJoan Vinson\nMonsignor George Higgins\nBarbara Kilberg\nChesterfield Smith\nDean Robert McKay\nDaxxRexxixk\nTom Allman (Taft)\nBill wishens\nModerate\n+\nJ. Robert Kerrey\nAntoinette Ford\nLew Puller\nHon. Orval Hanson\nJim Woolsey\nWarner Gardner\nTimothy Craig\nWilliam Dardan\nConservative\n-\nHon. Howard Robison\nPaul Cruz (DeBaca)\n+\nColonel Henry Riggs\nJohn Everhard (Adams)\nE\nFrederick Morrow\nClyde Ferguson (Woods)\nno\n(VP--Bank of American)\nBill Spell (Marrs)\nRuss Blandford (Walt)\nBob Carey\nRiggs -\nEverhard - -\nAgnich\n/\nKanfman\nKaufman\nCraig Kanfman\nCrang\nMorrow L-M\nmorrow\nFord\n(Fork)\nStevens\n(Sterens)\nFard\nVinson\nL-M\nVinson\nPuller\nPuller\nHelly\nLally\nBamberger\nStevens\nMc Kay,\nIlmage\nPub.\nSophrward\nReality\nRiggs\nEverhard\nC\nXcox\nAgrich\nFunch Kanfman\nM\nCM\nCM\nCraig M\nL-M\nL-M\nmorrow M\nM\nM\nFord\nL\nL-M\nL-M\nL\nL\nVinson C\nPuller C 2\nL\nKelly\n1\nLLL\nJ\nStevens M-C M-C L-M\nAGEMIAN, CHARLES LEXANDER, banker: b. Aug. 4, 1909; S.\nHist. Assn., Wis. Acad. Scis., Arts and Letters, Menomonie C. of C.\nAlexander and Mary (Gurgian) A.; grad Grad. Sch. Banking Rutgers\n(pres. 1969-70). Republican. Conglist. Kiwanian Author: (with\nAGOSTA, VITO DAN\nU., 1950, (hon.). Pace Coll., m. Mary Plumb, June 13. 1936;\nothers) History of Wisconsin State Universities, 1968. Contor. to\nand Elizabeth (Alvare\nchildren-Sandra (Mrs. Malcolm A. Borg). Mary L. (Mrs. Michael\nEncy. Britannica. Home: 907 Oakwood Blvd Menomonie WI 54751\nColumbia, 1959; Mr.\nHeath) With Chase Manhattan Bank (merger Bank of Manhattan Co.\nCharles. Thermodyna\nand Chase Nat. Bank). N.Y.C., 1927-69, v.p., comptroller, 1952-60.\nAGNEW, FRANK E., Jr., banker: b. Creston, la., Sept. 14. 1903: $.\nmem. faculty Bklyn.\ncomptroller gen., 1959-53. exec. v.p. in charge bank operations.\nFrank E. and Elizabeth (Larimer) A.: A.B., Knox Coll. 1928, hon.\n1962-: press. populsi\nfinancial, tax depts., 1963-69; chmn. bd. chief exec. officer Garden\ndegree. 1967; LL.D., Thiel Coll., 1961; m. Suzanne Kohlstast, Nov.\nSCI. adv. bd. Camin Lat\nState Nat. Bank, Hackensack, N.J., 1969-; dir., exec. com. Kinney\n29, 1930 (dec. Jan. 1971): children-Frank E. 3d. Gates Kennedy.\nAm. Inst. Aero and\nServices, Inc., N.Y.C. Prof. advanced accounting, trustee Pace Coil,\nHowes DeMuth, Suzanne Kohlsaat II. Bookkeeper, Creston, 1923-27;\nProfs. Am. Soc. M\nN.Y.C. Mem. Regional Adv. Com. on Banking Policies and Practices.\ntrainee, traveling rep., credit man Continental III. Nat. Bank & Trust\ncombustion instability\nBd. govs Hackensack Hosp. Mem. Am. Bankers Assn. (exec.\nCo., Chgo., 1928-32; asst. to pres. Morris Plan Corp. Am., N Y.C.,\nphase system; air are\ncouncil), Bank Adminstra. Inst. (pres.), Beta Alpha Psi. Home: 2311\n1932-33; joined Gen. Am. Life Ins Co., 1933. asst. treas., 1934, asst.\ndesign; heat transfer\nOcean Av Spring Lake NJ 07762 also 150 Overlook Av Hackensack\nv.p., 1935-40, v.p., 1940-49; dir. Boatmen's Nat. Bank, St. Louis,\nNY 11743. Office: Ro\nNJ 07601 Office: 170 Main St Hackensack NJ 07601\n1945-53, v.p., 1950-52. exec. v.p., 1952-53; pres.. dir. Old Kent Bank.\nGrand Rapids. Mich., 1953-55; pres., dir. Peoples First Nat Bank &\nAGOSTINELLI, MA\nACHA, MEHEMED FEHMY, art cons.: b. Nicolaieff, Russia, Mar.\nTrust Co. Pitts., chmn. successor bank Pitts. Nat. Bank, 1963-:\nSept. 18, 1923 3. Euge\n11, 1896;s Yossouf and Anna (Khoror) A.: grad. Emperor Alexander\nTrustee Carnegie Mellon U., Carnegie Inst. Mem. Res. City Bankers\nin Argentna, Brazil.\nTech. Sch, Nicolaieff, grad. in econs., Poly. Inst. Emperor Peter\nAssn., Beta Theta Pi. Republican. Episcopalian. Clubs: Fox Chapel\nCame to U.S., 1953.\nthe Great. Petrograd, 1918: grad Ecole Nationale des Langues\nGolf (Pitts.): Duquesne. Home: 105 Royston Rd Fox Chapel\nBerkshire (Mass.) Mu\nOrientales Vivantes. Paris, 1923. Came to U.S., 1929, naturalized,\nPittsburgh PA 15238 Office: 5th and Wood Sts Rittsburgh PA 15230\nDallas, Los Angeles,\n1936. Studio and chief Paris div. Gonde Nast, France, 1924-27. art\nN.Y.C., Venice. Italy.\nAGNEW, FRANKLIN ERNEST, III, mfg. CO. exec.; b. St. Louis,\nnat. exhbns. include All\ndir. German edit. Vogue mag., Berlin, 1927-29; art dir., N.Y.C.,\nApr. 13, 1934; 3. Frank Ernest, Jr. and Susanne (Kohlsaat) A.; A.B.\nKnickerbocker Arcists\n1929-42; M. F. Agha studio, N.Y.C., 1943-70. Recipient Am. Inst.\nin Econs., Princeton, 1956; M.B.A., Harvard, 1953; C.P.A., 1961: m.\nGraphic Arts medal, 1957. Hon. mem. Inst. Graphic Arts (pres.\nDesign, Nat. Arts Club.\nDorothy Powning, Feb. 17, 1962; chiidren-Carolyn W., Timothy S.,\nNorfolk (Va.) Mus., S.:\n1954-55). Clubs: Dutch Treat, Art Directors (life mem., pres.\n1934-35) (N.Y.C.). Author monographs on graphic arts. Home: 140\nJennifer S. With First Nat. Bank Chgo., 1958-62. loan officer,\nSilvermine Guild ann.\nW 57th St New York City NY 10019 also Hillview RD 2 Malvern PA\n1960-62; with Rockwell Mfg. Co., 1963-, controller, 1963-66, v.p.\nBerkshire Mus. at Ber\nmfg. power tool div., 1967-68. v.p. mfg. valve div., 1968- 69, v.p.\nPaulo, Brazil: rep. pe\n19355\nfinance, 1969-. Served with AUS, 1959. Mem. Am. Inst. C.P.A.'s.\nBuenos Aires, Mus. Mc\nFinancial Execs. Inst., Council Financial Execs., Pitts. C. of C. Clubs:\nMus., also pvt. collect.\nAGLE, CHARLES KLEMM, architect. city planner; b. Bloomington,\nUniversity, Fox Chapel Golf (Pitts.). Home: 170 Forest Dr Pittsburgh\nMus. (2). Conn. Acad\nIII., Oct. 19. 1906: Charles F. and Clara (Klemm) A.; Grad. Choate\nPA 15238 Office: 400 N Lexington Av Pittsburgh PA 15208\nSamuel F. Morse medal\nSch., 1923-25; A.B., Princeton, 1929, M.F.A., 1931; student Am.\nhon, mention Knicker\nSch., Fontainebleau, France, 1931; divorced: children-Charles H.,\nAGNEW, HAROLD MELVIN, physicist; b. Denver, Mar. 28. 1921;\nN.J.; Gold medai Salon\nKenneth C., Alan P.: m. 2d, Jo Ann Sayers, June 22, 1968. Asso.,\nS. Sam. E. and Augusta (Jacobs) A.; A.B., U. Denver, 1942; M.S. U.\nSalon Nacional Artists\nHenry Wright, Sr., city planner, N.Y.C., 1931-34; dir. planning Fed.\nChgo., 1948. Ph.D., 1949; m. Beverly Jackson, May 2, 1942;\nSociete des Artistes Fi\nPub. Housing Authority, 1934-43; dir. planning Harrison, Ballard &\nchildren- Nancy E. (Mrs. Jack B. Owens), John S. With Los Alamos\nArtistes Escritores de\nAllen, N.Y.C., 1946-52; propr. own firm in city planning and\nSci. Lab., 1943-46, alternate div. leader, 1949-61, leader weapons div.,\nHome: 420 E 79th SE\narchitecturé, Princeton, N.J., 1953-; mem. faculty community\n1964-70, dir., 1970-; pres. Blaws Corp., 1967-; sci. adviser Supreme\nGallery 655 Madison\nplanning, U. Pa., 1953-54. Princeton Grad. Sch., 1956-66. Served with\nAllied Comdr. in Europe, Paris, France, 1961-64. Chmn., Army Sci.\nUSNR, 1943-46. Recipient 1968 Design award U.S. Dept. Housing\nAdv. Panel, 1965-; mem. aircraft panel Pres.'s Sci. Adv. Com., 1965-\nAGOSTINI, PETER,\nand Urban Devel. Fellow Am. Inst. Architects; mem. Am. Inst.\nmem. USAF Sci. Adv. Bd., 1957-69, Def. Sch. Bd., 1965 mem.\nand leva (Vulicevic) A\nPlanners, Am. Soc. Planning Ofcls., Regional Assn. N.Y., Lambda\nGov. N.M. Radiation Adv. Council, 1959-61. Mem. Los Alamos Bd.\nSwart, Jan., 1940; m.\nAlpha. Editor, contbr. Rehousing Urban America, 1934; An\nEdnl. Trustees. 1950-55, pres., 1955. Mem. N.M. Senate, 1955-61:\nExhibited one man sho\nApproach to Urban Planning, 1953. Author: Family Sizes and\nsec. N.M. Legislative Council, 1957-61; chmn. N.M. Senate Corp.\n1960, Richard Gray G:\nBuilding Types: Zoning, 1965; Community Appearance, 1969;\nCommn., 1957-61. Recipient Emest Orlando Lawrence award AEC,\npermanent collections\nPlanned Residential Neighborhoods, 1970. Home: 247 Elm Rd\n1966. Fellow Am. Phys. Soc.; mem. Phi Beta Kappa. Sigma Xi,\nGarment Workers Unit\nPrinceton NJ 08540 Office: 10 Nassau St Princeton NJ 08540\nOmicron Delta Kappa. Home: 7459 46th St Los Alamos NM 87544\nRecipient Longview\nOffice: PO Box 1663 Los Alamos 87544\nHome: 151 Av B New\nAGNELLI, GIANNI, mfg. CO. exec.: b. Torino, Italy, Mar. 12, 1921;\nNew York City NY le\n5. Edoardo and Princess Virginia Bourbon (del Monte) A.; Dr. Laws,\nAGNEW, JAMES BLANCHARD, banker; b. Bklyn., Nov. 4, 1915;\nU. Torino; m. Princess Marella Caracciolo di Castagneto;\n$. John Paterson oberta (Alanchard) A.; grad. Am. Inst. Banking.\nAGRONSKY, MART\nchildren-Edoardo. Margaret. Chmn. bd. Fiat Co., 1966-, also\n1952, Stonier Givent Sch. Banking, Rutgers U., 1960; m. Virginia\nJan. 12, 1915;s. Isador\nRIV-SKF Co., and Istimto Finanziario Industriale. Mayor of Villar\nKerwin, Jan, 28, 1943; children-Nancy (Mrs. Nancy Wimmers),\nU., 1936, MA. (hon.\nPerosa. Decorated Mil. Cross of Valour. Address: 10 Corso Marcoi\nJohn With Chase Nat. Bank, N.Y.C., 1933-37, Mfrs. Trust Co.,\nchildren-Marcia. Jon\nTorino Italy\nN.Y. 1937-58; with Franklin Nat. Bank, Mineola, N.Y., 1958-68,\n1971. Gen. reporte\nsr. v.p., 1966-68:-sr. v.p. Security Nat. Bank, Huntington, N.Y.,\ncontbr. newspapers, ['.\nAGNEW, ALLEN FRANCIS, geologist; b. Ogden, III., Aug. 24,\n1968- Mem. Harbour Green Civic Assn., 1960-. Served with\nSofia, Ankara 1940-4\n1918; Theodore Lee and Agnes Nona (Faris) A.: A.B. with highest\n1941-45. Mem. Robert Morris Assos., N.Y. Credit and\nAustralia, Pacific, 1940\nhonors. U. III., 1940, M.S., 1942; Ph.D., Stanford. 1949; m. Frances\nFinancial Mgmt. Assn., Commerce and Industry Assn. N.Y. (council\nNBC radio and TV con\nMarie Keiffer, Sept. 5, 1946; children-Allen Bruce, Lawrence Paul,\n1964-). Club: Old Westbury (N.Y.) Golf and Country (bd. govs.\ncorr. for CBS, 1964: :\nLeslie Crae, Heather Lee. Geologist, III. Geol. Survey, 1939-42. U.S.\n1964-), treas., 1967-). Home: 110 Fairfax Rd Massapequa NY\nPesbody award for dis\nGeol. Survey, 1942-55; asst. prof. geology U. Ala., 1948-49; asso. prof.\n11758 Office: 280 Park Av New York City NY 10017\naward for radio repo\ngeology U. S.D., 1955-57, prof., 1957-63; dir. S.D. Geol. Survey,\nDupont award for disti\n1957-63; prof. geology, dir. Water Resources Research Center,\nAGNEW, JANET MARGARET, ret. librarian; b. St. Paul, Nov. 1,\nNat. Head!iners aware\nIndiana U., Bloomington, 1963-69; dir. Wash. Water Research\n1903: d. Harry M. and Emmeline Marie (Brigham) A.; A.B., U.\naward for documentsr\nCenter, also prof. geology Wash. State U., 1969- Recipient Robert\nManitoba, 1925, A.M., 1930; B.L.S., McGill U., 1933. Instr. library\n1963. Mem. Congl. R\nPeele award Am. Inst. Mining Engrs., 1958. Mem. Am. Inst. Profl.\nsch. McGill U., 1933-38; asst. prof. library sch. La. State U., 1939-42;\nDelta Kappa (hon. men\nGeologists, Am. Geol. Inst., Nat. Water Well Assn., Nat. Assn.. of\nlibrarian Sweet Briar Coll., 1942-47, Bryn Mawr College, 1947-69.\nPress (Washington). I\nGeology Tchrs. Geol. Soc. Am., Soc. Mining Engrs. of Am. Inst.\nformerly head librarian. Member A.L.A., Am. Assn. Profs., Bibliog.\n20008 Office: CBS P3\nMining, Metall. and Petroleum Engrs., A.A.A.S., Soc. Econ.\nSociety Am., Am Assn. U. Women, Phila. Art Alliance. Compiler:\nGeologists, Geophys. Union, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. Home:\nSouthern Bibliography, 1939-42. Home: 201-1319 Newport Av\nAGUS, JACOB BERT\n1500 Upper Dr Pullman WA 99163\nVictoria British Columbia Canada\n1211; Judah Leib\n1927, naturalized, 19\nAGNEW, ARNOLD HARVEY, newspaper editor: b. Toronto, Ont.,\nAGNEW, MRS. SPIRO THEODORE, b. Balt.: d. W. Lee and Ruth\n1938. Ph.D., 1939\nCan., May 22, 1925: 5. G. Harvey and Helen (Smith) A.: B.A., U.\nElinor (Schafer) Judefind: m. Spiro T. Agnew, May 27, 1942;\nchildren-Zalman, Ed\nToronto, 1948, M.A., 1950; m. Flora Jane Mulligan, Aug. 9, 1952;\nchildren-Pamela Lee, James Rand, Susan Scott, Elinor Kimberley.\nOrdained tabbi, 1935\nchildren-John. Sarah, David, Elizabeth, Reporter, Halifax (N.S.,\nWife of v.p. of U.S. Address: Sheraton Park Hotel Washington DC\n1935-39, Agudas A\nCan.) ChronicleHerald, 1948, The Canadian Press, Halifax, 1949;\n20008\nAbraham, Dayton. O.\nreporter. editor Western Morning News, Plymouth, Eng., 1950;\nprof. religion. hist. few\nreporter London (Eng.) Daily Express, 1951, United Press, London,\nAGNEW, SPIRO THEODORE, vice pres. U.S.: b. Balt., Nov. 9,\nJudaism reconstruction\n195153. The Telegram, Toronto, 1953; editorin chief Sherbrooke\n1918; S. Theodore S. and Margaret (Akers) A.; student Johns\nbrs. Nat. Conf. Christi\n(Que., Can.) Daily Record, 195760; mng. editor Toronto Telegram,\nHopkins; LL.B., U. Balt.: m. Elinor Isabel Judefind. May 27, 1942;\nAsso. gowish Charities\n1960-64. exec. editor, 1964-70, V.P., editor-in-chief, 1970-; dir.\nchildren-James Rand, Pamela Lee, Susan Scott. Elinor Kimberly.\nAm.. United Synagoro\nTelegram Pub. Co., 1966-. Mem. municipal council Village of\nFormer claims adjuster Lumbermens Mut. Casualty Co., then\nAuthor: Modern Phi\nSturgeon Point, Ont., 1968- Bd. dirs. St. John's Convalescent Hosp.\npersonnel mgr. Shreiber Food Stores; admitted to Md. bar; formerly\nModern Judaism. 195\nServed still, RCAF, 194445. Home: 87 Woodlawn Av W Toronto 190\nengaged pvt. practice law, Bait. and Baltimore County: then mem.\nJewish Thought, 1957\nOntario Canada Office: 440 Front St W Toronto 135 Ontario Canada\nfirm Karl F. Steinmann; chmn. Baltimore County Bd. Appeals,\nThe Vision and the W\n1958-61; Baltimore County chief exec., 1962-66; gov. Md., 1967-69;\nbd. editors Judaism\nAGNEW, BRUCE ANDRAS. journalist; b. N.Y.C., Nov. 9, 1934;\nvice pres. U.S., 1969-. Chmn. transp. com. Nat. Assn. Counties,\nBritannica works on !\nClark Mansfield and Gloria (Bugyi) A.; B.A., Yale. 1957; m. Patricia\n1963. Served as officer AUS, 1941-45, 51. Decorated Bronze Star.\nWinterset Av Baltimo\nF. Plant. Apr. 27, 1968; I dau., Eleanor Jean. Reporter, Bridgeport\nMem. Md., Balt. bar assns. Kiwanian.\nBaltimore MD 21208\n(Conn.) Telegram, 1957-58, U.P.I., 1958-64; Washington corr. N.Y.\nAddress: 2600 Connecti NW Washington DC 20008\nPost, 1964-65; reporter Business Week mag., 1965-, now White\nAHEE, JOE, former\nHouse corr. Home: 2013 37th St NW Washington, DC 20007. Office:\nAGNICH, ERE JOSEPH, corp. exec.; b. Eveleth, Minn., July 19.\nSolomon and Sarah\nNet Press Bidg Washington DC 20004\n3913; Lohn and Angeline (Jerman) A.; B.A. in Geology, U. Minn.,\nCommand\n1938 Ruth Harriet Welton, Apr. 19, 1941; children - William F.,\nLouise Martin, Dec.\nAGNEW, DONALD CHARLES, former assn. exec.; b. Denver, Feb.\nRichard J., James R. With Geophys. Service, Inc., Dallas, 1937-61,\nArmy, 1938. commd.\n3, 1906:s. Charles Clinton and Ells Josephine (Dunlap) A.; A.B., Park\nexec. V.P., 1951-55, pres., 1956-59. chmn. bd., 1959-61; v.p., dir. Tex.\n1954; asst. mil. attach\nColl., 1929; M.A., Duke. 1932, Ph.D., 1936; m. Lucile Quillen, Mar.\nInstruments, Inc., Dallas, 1959-61; owner, operation Landfall Ranch.\n1943-47: chief tactics\n30, 1934; chihdren-Jocelyn Elizabeth, Edith Lucile. Tchr. English\nLewisville, Tex., 1958-62, Caddo Creek Ranch. LaRue, Tex., 1961-:\nmission to Venezuela,\nJoplin (Mo.) Sr. High Sch., 1929-31: faculty edn. Winthrop Cok.,\nchmn. bd. Scama Corp., Dallas; chmn. bd. Western States Gas\nN.G. Bur. 1960-63;\nRock Hill, S.C., 1933-34; faculty edn. and psychology, head rept.\nProducing Co., 1965-, also dir.: dir. Southwest Resources, Inc.,\nadj. gen. Ariz., 1965-\nLander Coll, Greenwood, S.C., 1936-37; faculty philosophy,\nHouston. Chmn., Dallas County Republican Party, 1966-69. Mem.\nDecorated Silver Ste:\npsychology, edn. Coker Coll., 1937-38, registrar, 1938-39 acting\nU.S. Dept. Interior Nat. Adv. Bd. Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, 1970.\ncluster Purple Heart\ndean, 1939-40, dean, 1940-44, dir. Summer Sch., 1941, acying pres.,\nBd. dirs. Dailas Theatre Center, Dallas Pilot Inst. for Deaf: bd. govs.\n(Luxembourg and Belg\n1943-44, pres., 1944-52; chmn. div. community service giethrope\nGreehill Sch., Dallas, 1956-, chmn, 1960-64. Mem. Tex. Ho. of\nNat, Rifle Assn., Ass\nU., Atlanta, 1952. pres. univ., 1957-64; exec. sec. comma. on colls.\nReps., 1970- Mem. Am. Assn. Petroleum Geologists, Soc.\nTacson AZ 85711\nand univs. So. Assn. Colls. and Secondary Schs., 1955. $7. dir. edn.\nExploration Geophysicists, Am. Mgmt. Assn., Dallas Council World\nimprovement project, 1964-65. acting dir., 1965-66 dir. edn.\nAffairs (dir. 1959- 60). U. Minn. Alumni Assn. (dir.). Clubs: Dallas\nAHERN, JOHN IR\nimprovement project, 1966-68, asso. dir. assn., 1968-71. Mem. UN\nExecutives (pres. 1960- 61), Petroleum, Country (Dallas). Home:\nJune 28. 1907; 5. John\nAssn. (Atlanta pres. 1967-69). Presbyn. Author: The Effectiof Varied\n5206 Kelsey Rd Dallas TX 75229 Office: 1st Nat Bank Bld Dallas\nU.. 1930: m. Mario\nAmounts of Phonetic Training on Primary Reading (monograph),\nTX 75202\nWeymouth Light 3: E\n4/29/95,\nAguish\n\"Ididn't ask for apptat to this comsa, but\nif the Prea wants me, I'll do it.\"\nOliver meadows - Regul,\nSen Hansen.\nmin Counsel, Sen keto off ryler Craig\nMin Counsel, Vets Affs. John Holden\nHammersahindt\nSen Thurmond - John napier- vets offs.\nRoudebush - a lot of dealings w/ him,\nTed marrs - lib.\nCase by case basis. Ag blanket community\nDoug Harlan\nConnie Morella\nSylvia Herman\nPanel A: walt - @\nQ' Connor -M\nCraig -M -\nHessbug\nJordan\nGooddl\nPand B: Dougonto-c\nford Vinson -L\nPuller -L\nEverhard-m\n3\nPand C : may - M\nMorrow - M\nVinion Ford -L -\nCox Blackford C\nPanel D: Adams - -C\nKally (Kerrey) -L\nFord\nRiggs - M\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nwashington\nFred agrich -Dallar\noffice 214-387-2588\nHome- 214-368-6867\nJul Kufferan Wadiugton\n356-0912\n4/18 F\nRiggs Coerhard C\nCons\nBlandfork , Darden (Rick) Agnich C\nCoxc Cox C\nDonald Brewer - AF of of my Review,\nRick check w/ Woolsey\nCraig Sterens Cer\nmod\nmorrow (Rick)\nAlbright\nFord\neat\nGloria goot.\nL\nPhil Slevens. L-M\nVinson\nKilberg\nPuller\nLib.\nKerrey\nRev Kelly t\nHursday - /00cc per Panel\nPanel A: Hoodell\nWalt q\nmorrow -\nRiggs\nOrang\nPanel B: Dougooito\nQ Connor\nwinson Ford\nPuller -\nEverhard -\nPand Ci maye\nAdams\ngord Vinien -\nAgrich Blendford 1 (ox\nI\nLally Rerrey - Kelly\nr\nFriday - 125 lases Panel per\nPanel W : Goodell\nwalt\nErerhard\nKerrey (Fad)\nPanel X Dougovito\nVindor Puller\nMarrow\nPanel y mays Adams\nPuller\nBlindford\nPanel Z D Connor\nRigga\ncraig\nFord\nThoining\nPoole\nSample cares for 10\nKodak\ndecisions; Intl. N/C.\nRay\nHow\nBaskin\nWalt\nMorrow\nRiggs\nBlenford Vinsa\nhas\nPullen\nFud\nEbuhad\nkend\nDouganito re Cox 4/21/M\nGery - aes At Benning, Hu.\nRoommates, Family\nIt Riley, Kano, Shared apt.\nGood family background\nchifantry / up N. 30 days at a time,\n4/18 F\nBill Cox / resume\nDelstate Clms Aljustor -\n196 Americal.\nmay 69-70\n1st Lt, -\nSome reservations- conditt ammesty,\n4/29/15\nHinman re:\nFred Agrich\nVery friendly to NAR.\nwh would indic to me he's a reas. conservative.\nGood reputation\nMc Pherson Dropp,\n5/16/F Bill Cramer.\nnat Pendleton - Member of firm\nyR\nActively int,\nmoderate,\nPrevelled world wide,\nDoes all firm's fegu business.\nBill recommends highly\nor emphasized it's full time game, July Aug,\nP.S\nreached at 919-441-3591 Friday.\nRIX:\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nCEG:\nFrom: RT\nFORD & LIBRARY GERALD\n1. No press release tomorrow on new Board members\nSomeone else in Walker's office was apparently\nkicking Nessin to issue a release; I informed\nPete of that, and Pete shut it off fast.\nYou should be aware, however, that Rumsfeld\nor Cheney is apparently also pressing Nessen\nto issue a release, since the word is filtering\nout that our new people have already XWXXX been\nXXXT sworn and have processed cases. Cheney,\nRumsfeld and Nessen pressed the President to sign\nthe commissions today.\n2. Re appointment with the President--Russ says\nthat Jack Marsh concurs, and will formally\nconcur when a memo from\nyou to Rustand is circulated for comment.\nYou should dictate a short memo to Rustand,\nafter a phone conversation with him.\nJohn Carlson was quite emphatic on the phone\ntoday on the point that the new Board members\nwill not get in to see the President. He wanted\nto ensure that that point was communicated\nto you.\nRuss cautioned me that notwithstanding Jack\nMarsh's concurrence with you, Rumsfeld and\nCheney may well veto the appointment.\n3. Re 10th Board member-- Pete says that you agreed\nto Pendleton (D. C. GOP chairman)--not a conser-\nvative--if Pendleton is available. Apparently this\ntook place in your conversation with him of a couple\nof mornings ago. Pendleton is supposed to let him\nknow of availability tomorrow (Friday).\nWITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES)\nFORM OF\nCORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE\nDATE\nRESTRICTION\nDOCUMENT\nResume\nResume for Timothy Lee Craig, 2 pages. (2nd copy)\nN.D.\nC\nFile Location:\nCharles Goodell Papers, Box 1, \"Board Appointment of New Members (1)\" SMD - 6/22/2015\nRESTRICTION CODES\n(A) Closed by applicable Executive order governing access to national security information.\n(B) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document.\n(C) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift.\nNATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION\nNA FORM 1429 (1-98)\nJOAN VINSON\n2607 Childs Lane\nAlexandria, Virginia, 22308\n(703) 780-4126 Home\n(202) 634-1791 Office\n4776\nPROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND\nPublic Affairs Officer, American Revolution Bicentennial Administration,\n1972-Present\nNational Coordinator, National League of Families of American POW/MIA,\n1970-1972\nBusiness Manager, American Oil School, Tripoli, Libya, 1960-1962\nTeacher, Victorville, California, 1954-1957\nExecutive Secretary, Athletic Coaching Staff, University of Florida, 1951-1952\nEDUCATION\nFORD\nMississippi State College for Women, 1947-1948\nUniversity of Mississippi, 1948\nLISERVA\nUniversity of Florida, 1948-1951, BSE\nSchool of Fashion Design, Los Angeles, California, 1953-1954\nSchool of Interior Design, Columbia, South Carolina, 1957-1958\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE\nJoan Vinson is currently a Public Information Officer for the American\nRevolution Bicentennial Administration (ARBA). She is responsible for\ndeveloping public information programs for the ARBA. Her responsibilities\ninclude preparing news releases; disseminating news to the appropriate\nmedia; conducting news conferences, providing public information and news\nitems for local and national publications and radio and television stations;\nPage 2\nRESUME\nJOAN VINSON\nand coordinating and disseminating news and information relating to the\nagency.\nPrior to her present position, Mrs. Vinson was solely responsible for\noriginating and organizing nationwide campaign which kept the issue of\nthe war and prisoners of war and missing in action before the public\nthrough the political candidates in the 1972 presidential election year.\nShe established and maintained active association with Republican and\nDemocratic National Committees, State chairmen, national organizations,\nCongress, media, Defense Department and the White House.\nFrom 1970 until 1972, Mrs. Vinson was the first National Coordinator of\nthe National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in\nSoutheast Asia. The problem of the American prisoners of War and Missing\nin Action in the Vietnam war was one of the most poignant our nation had\nfaced. After years of frustration and lack of information on the more\nthan 1600 servicemen missing in the Indochina conflict, the families of\nthese men banded together to attempt to make their plight a national issue.\nMrs. Vinson was elected as their first National Coordinator. This office\nwas essentially that of President of a large organization with more than\n2700 members with problems and programs of the greatest magnitude and\ninternational scope. Her duties included administration of a tax-exempt\nfoundation with funding in the $200,000.00 range; supervising the tasks\nand energies of approximately 100 full time and volunteer personnel;\nkeeping abreast of all governmental, political and legislative action\nregarding the war and the POW/MIA problem; informing the public and\nappealing for support; traveling throughout the world; meeting with heads\nof state and top officials of other governments in an effort to gain their\nhelp; speaking to a variety of large groups and associations on this subject;\nand dealing with national and local media.\nMrs. Vinson served as the Business Manager for the American Oil School in\nTripoli, Libya, from 1960 until 1962. This school had an enrollment of\napproximately 500 students and was established and supported by American\nOil companies for the education of employees' children. During that time,\nshe was also the social/public affairs liaison between Wheelus Air Force\nBase and the government of King Idris.\nPrior to this, she taught a variety of subjects including history, English\nand math to U. S. Airmen for a period of three years.\nOther occupational experience include: executive secretary for the entire\ncoaching staff at the University of Florida, fashion designer, and interior\ndecorator.\nREADERS DIGEST\nMELVIN R. LAIRD\nSenior Counsellor: Nationaland International Affairs\nSeptember 26, 1974\nPLEASANTVILLE.NY 10570\nMrs. Joan Vinson\n2607 Childs Lane\nAlexandria, Virginia 22308\nDear Mrs. Joan- vinson.\nGeneral James did call me concerning your\ninterest in a position on the Clemency Board.\nI believe you would make a valuable contribution\nand I will be pleased to make this recommendation\nto the White House.\nWith best wishes and kindest personal regards,\nI am\nSincerely,\nof\nMelvin R. Laird\nREADERS DIGEST ASSN, INC., 1730 RHODE ISLAND AVE., NW, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036\n202 223 1642\nLewis B. Puller, Jr.\n1805 Windmill Lane\nAlexandria, Virginia 22307\n(703) 765-8860\nMarital Status:\nWife - Linda Todd Puller\nSon - Lewis B. Puller, III (Age 6)\nDgtr.- - Margaret T. Puller (Age 4)\nMilitary:\nUnited States Marine Corps, November 1967 - September 1970\nPhysical disability retirement for wounds received in\nVietnam\nHonorably discharged as First Lieutenant\nEducation:\nHigh School:\nChrist Church School, Christ Church, Va.\nCollege:\nCollege of William & Mary, Williamsburg, Va., A.B., 1967,\nMajor History, Minor English\nLaw School:\nMarshall-Wythe School of Law, College of William & Mary,\nWilliamsburg, Va., J.D., June 1974\nExperience:\nJune '73 - Aug. '73: Legal Intern, Veterans Administration,\nWashington, D.C.\nSept. '74 - Dec. '74: Staff Attorney for General Counsel,\nVeterans Administration, Washington, D.C.\nDec. '74 - Apr. '75: Staff Attorney, Presidential\nClemency Board\nPersonal:\nMember, Virginia State Bar\nJudicial Council while in law school\nPhi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity\nDecorations for Military Service:\nSilver Star\n2 Purple Hearts\nNavy Commendation Medal with Combat \"V\"\nVietnamese Cross of Gallantry, etc.\nFORD\nRESUME\nW. ANTOINETTE FORD\nADDRESS:\n2909 Park Drive, S.E.,\nTELEPHONE:\n(202) 583-7669 - Home\nWashington, D. C. 20020\n(202) 296-5511 - Office\nEDUCATION:\nLittle Flower High School - Philadelphia, Pa. - 1959\nLaval University - Quebec, Canada - 1960\nB. S. Biology - Chestnut Hill College - 1963\nM. S. Zoology (Teaching Fellowship) - American University - 1966\nOceanography Fellowship - Stanford University - 1967\nOceanography Certification - Department of Navy - 1968\nCAREER OBJECTIVE:\nMy combined preparation and professional experience\nprovides substantial expertise in the area of govern-\nment and public affairs as applied to environmental\nissues.\nMy objective is to become a Washington representative\nfor government and public affairs for a major corpora-\ntion. Such a position must be challenging and hope-\nfully would take maximum advantage of my training and\nexperience.\nESTALE FORD\nEXPERIENCE:\n1975\nKAHL ASSOCIATES - Washington, D. C.\nto\nPosition: Research Consultant, Government and Public Affairs\nPresent\nDuties:\nResearch and develop government and public affairs programs\nfor clients. Advise clients of the most viable approach for\nprogram implementation. Current emphasis, in the area of\nenvironmental issues, includes comparative analysis of\nexisting and proposed regulatory legislation and their\nimpact on company policy and programs. Attend conferences\nheld by executive and legislative branches of government,\nand others sponsored by public interest groups.\n1973\nDISTRICT OF COLUMBIA\nto\nPosition: Councilmember (Presidential appointment)\n1975\nDuties:\nPrescribe municipal and other regulations having the force\nand effect of law. Met regularly with members of business\ncommunity, public interest groups, labor organizations,\ncongressional and other government officials. Presented\nwritten and/or oral testimony before congressional committees.\nOfficially served in the Council of Governments, the Research\nAdvisory Council of the Washington Technical Institute, and\nthe Community Advisory Group on Pennsylvania Avenue Develop-\nment.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Chaired the Commercial and Economic Development Committee\nhaving oversight authority concerning budgets and contracting\nprocedures for four major city government agencies.\n- Established a Council committee to study the potential\nimpact of cable television in the District and to draft\npossible legislation.\n1973\nU.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE\nto\nPosition: Marketing Specialist\n1975\nDuties:\nFunctioned as a public liaison person; represented Director\nat meetings; prepared and delivered speeches. Met with and\nmaintained regular contact with representatives of govern-\nment agencies and private industries, to encourage the utili-\nzation of minority business services.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Developed marketing seminars for minority businessmen.\n1972\nINSTITUTE FOR SERVICES TO EDUCATION\nto\nPosition: Director of Development\n1973\nDuties:\nActed as liaison for the President in interfacing with the\ngovernment and business communities.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Successfully negotiated sizeable contracts for the Institute\nthat were geared toward developing scientific research programs\nin conjunction with schools, colleges and universities.\n- Developed a government and public affairs program for the\nInstitute.\n1971\nWHITE HOUSE\nto\nPosition: White House Fellow\n1972\nDuties:\nSpecial Assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Instituted U.S. Treasury Department program establishing\nminority-owned concessions in U.S. Treasury buildings\nnationwide. First concession opened by Secretary George\nSchultz at Philadelphia Mint in August, 1972.\n- Traveled to Sweden, East and West Africa for office of\nVice President to determine feasibility of international\ntrade between substantial minority-owned businesses and\nthe countries visited.\n- Served on Treasury Department task force responsible for\nincreasing government deposits to minority-owned banks by\n$81 million.\n1969\nOGDEN CORPORATION - Washington, D.C.\nto\nPosition: Program Coordinator\n1971\nDuties:\nAssisted in developing educational programs on oceanography\nand acted as the government and community liaison for such\nprograms.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Coauthored a secondary testbook on oceanography.\n-2-\nSignificant Accomplishments (cont'd)\n- Developed the oceanography curriculum for an educational\nprogram that included training in water pollution control\nand ecology.\n- Developed the government and public affairs approach for\nabove projects to bring them to the attention of the\ncommunity and to reinforce congressional committee support.\n1968\nLIBRARY OF CONGRESS\nto\nPosition: Science Reference Librarian\n1969\nDuties:\nTranslated scientific articles from French to English.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Developed a thesaurus for use by the Pesticide Division.\n1966\nNATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA CENTER\nto\nPosition: Oceanographer\n1968\nDuties:\nScientist aboard survey cruises. Worked with the Department's\nPublic Affairs Office in developing conferences and in speaking\nto local organizations, area schools and colleges.\nSignificant Accomplishments:\n- Developed a thesaurus for biological computer system.\n- Wrote and published several oceanographic articles.\nOTHER ACTIVITIES AND TRAVELS:\n- Consultant for \"International Women's Year\" planning\ncommittee.\n- Hostess on regular radio program, \"Public Hearing\".\n- Board of Trustees of Proctor Academy, New Hampshire.\n- Member of several professional and business organizations.\n- American Council of Young Political Leaders, Soviet Union\n- 1974.\n- International Peace Academy Delegate, Finland - 1972.\n- Children's International Summer Villages, Sweden - 1971\n- Oceanography survey cruises, Mexico, Pacific Ocean,\nCentral America - 1967-68\n- White House Fellows, Asia, Africa, Europe - 1971-72.\nHONORS AND RECOGNITIONS:\n- White House Fellow - 1971\n- National Science Foundation Fellow - 1967\n- Outstanding Service Award, Presidential Classroom - 1972\n- Most successful Under-30 Woman, New Woman Magazine - 1971\n- Outstanding Service Award, Capitol City Republicans - 1975\nPersonal and work related references available on request.\n-3-\nFrom Ralph adams\nfor member of clamency Board-\nJohn A. Everhard\nDPOB: 21 Mar 1919, Pittsburgh, Pa.\n136 Patrick St, SE,\nVienna, VA 22180\n703-560-7017\nEducation:\n1933-37 Schemley HS, Pittsburgh, Pa grad w/honors\n1937-40\nSoutheastern U Washington DC 1lb\n1966\nGeorge Washington U Washington DC Non-credit course\n1968\nNaval Postgraduate School, Menterey CA, Defense\nManagement Systems Course\n1969\nFederal Executive Institute, Charlottesville, VA\nResident Executive Course\n1975\nU Virginia, Falls Church, VA Nom credit course\nMilitary Service:\nFORD i LIBRARY GERALD\n1941\nEnlisted, US Army\n1942\nCommissioned, 2 lt, Infantry\n1942-58\nPromoted through ranks to colonel (trfrd to USAF 1947)\n1968\nTransferred to Retired Reserve\n(Active duty 1941-1948; 34 mos overseas service WWII,\nEuropean Theater of Operations four battle stars;\nassignments included platoon commander, adjutant,\nsquadron commander, group intelligence officer,\nbase staff judge advocate and Executive (Reserve)\nto The Judge Advocate General, USAF.)\nCivilian Employment:\n1937-41 Messenger, Postal Telegraph\n1939-41\nJr. Messenger, Government Printing Office\n1948-49\nAttorney, NLRB\n1949-74 Attorney, Deputy Chief and Chief, Administrative\nLaw Division, Office of The Judge Advocate General,\nUSAF. Retired 31 Dec 1974 in grade GS-16.\n(Assignments included Legal Consultant to Air Staff;\nChairman, AF Central Security Board; Chairman, AF\nIncentive Awards Board; Member, AF Board for Correction\nof Military Records; Member, AF Civilian Attorney\nQualifying Committee; Member, iHq USAF Exexcutive\nAssignment Board.)\nMember of Bar:\nDistrict of Columbia\nVirginia\nUS Court of Claims\nUS Court of Military Appeals\nUS Supreme Court\nMember and/or officer:\nReserve Officers Association\nAir Force Association\nAmerican Legion\nToastmasters\nDelta Theta Phi Law Fraternity\nJudge Advocates Association\nSoutheastern U Alumni Association\nFederal Executive Institute Alumni Association\nFederal Bar Association\nDC Integrated Bar\nVirginia Integrated Bar\nAF Nurse Corps Foundation\nHonors and awards:\nSecretary of AF Exceptional Civilian Service Decoration\nSecretary of AF Award of Special Recognition\nAir Force Reserve Outstanding Service Award\nAir National Guard Meritorious Service Award\nReserve Officers Association Brigade of Volunteers Plaque\nNew York City \"JAGAR\" Award\n\"Generals Legal Advisor\"Plaque\nPersonnel Plans Commendation Plaque\nHonorary Flight Nurse\nNumerous lesser awards and commendations\nPersonal Information:\nMarital: Formerly married; three adult sons\nReligion: Presbyterian\nPolitical Affiliation: Democrat(conservative)\nHealth: Good\nFinancial: Small holdings in 3 mutual funds; small savings in\n3 accounts; residential property owned in Maryland\nand Spain.\nHobbies and activities: golf, bowling, spectator sports,\npublic speaking, writing, performing arts,\ncivic service.\nPERSONAL HISTORY\nOF\nHARRY RIGGS\n1211 Wayland St., Plainview, Texas\nAge: 56 years\nBorn: Amarillo, Texas\nEducation: Graduated from Amarillo High School and graduate of\nAmarillo Junior College; Infantry School, Ft. Benning, Georgia,\nOfficers Communications Course; Command and General Staff School,\nLeavenworth, Kansas; OPD Staff Officers School, Pentagon;\nParticipation in Reserve Officers Training Program.\nMilitary Record: Enlisted Private November 1, 1934; served as\nCorporal, Sergeant, Staff Sergeant, Technical Sergeant and Master\nSergeant through November 24, 1940; commissioned Second Lieutenant\nNovember 25, 1940; discharged from active duty June 3, 1949 with\nrank of Major; July 1, 1953 joined U.S. Army Reserves with\nSelective Service; promoted November 24, 1956 Lt. Colonel;\npromoted November 23, 1964 Colonel; present rank Colonel.\nWhile on active duty, served 34 months European, African Middle\nand Eastern Theatres. Served through the North African and\nItalian Campaigns. October, November, December 1974 served full-\ntime in Amnesty Section of National Headquarters of Selective\nService, Washington, D.C.\nDecorations: The Bronze Star, Cavaliere Crown of Italy; EAME\nCampaign Medal with 4 Bronze Service Stars; Selective Service\nMeritorious Service Award.\nBusiness Background: Amarillo Hardware Company from 1936 through\n1948 as salesman, except for time in service; Tri State Notions\nSales Company, owner and operator 1948-1952; Harvest Queen Mill\n& Elevator Company, Vice President in charge of sales and de-\nvelopment 1952-1973.\nMember of the following organizations: Chairman, Hale County\nAirport Board 1970-1975; Plainview Bicentennial Committee; Elks\nLodge; Reserve Officers Association; 36th Division Association;\nVFW; American Legion, Commander Post 260, Commander 19th District;\nMember of the National Advisory Board of the American Security\nCouncil.\nFamily:\nWife - Marian, age 53 years; married for 25 years and have 4\nchildren.\nReferences: Congressman George Mahon, 19th Congressional District\nof Texas; Mayor John Stoneham, Plainview, Texas; County Judge,\nHenry Heck, Plainview, Hale County, Texas.\nBIOGRAPHICAL DATA\nFRED J. AGNICH\nH\nBUSINESS ADDRESS: Suite 830 Park Central 7540 LBJ Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75240\nBUSINESS PHONE: 214-387-2588 and 214-387-2570\nHOME ADDRESS: 5206 Kelsey Road, Dallas, Texas 75229, PHONE 214-368-6867\nAUSTIN ADDRESS: House of Representatives, Room 41LC, P.O. Box 2910, Austin, 78767\nAUSTIN PHONE: 512-475-2636\nAGE: 61 (Born July 19, 1913, Eveleth, Minnesota, Came to Texas in 1937)\nFAMILY: wife, Ruth Welton Agnich, and sons William, Richard, James\nDEGREE: Bachelor of Arts in Geology, University of Minnesota, 1937\nRecipient of University of Minnesota Alumni Association\n\"Outstanding Achievement Award\" - June 1972\nBUSINESS ACTIVITIES: Previous - Geophysical Service, Inc., division of\nTexas Instruments, President and Chairman of the Board;\nTexas Instruments, Inc., Director\nPresent: Member of Texas House of Representatives;\nCaddo Creek Ranch, owner and operator\nACTIVITIES:\nSociety of Exploration Geophysicists\nDallas Geological Society\nDallas Geophysical Society\nAmerican Geophysical Society\nPatron of Science of Graduate Research Center for the Southwest,\nFounding member\nGreenhill School, Past Director, and Donor of Agnich Hall of Science\nDallas Historical Society\nDallas Petroleum Club\nDallas Wildcat Committee, Former Chairman\nCircle Ten Council, Boy Scouts of America\nNational Advisory Board - Sports Fisheries and Wildlife\nU.S. Department of the Interior, 1971, 1972\nDallas Crossroad Bond Program, Steering Committee\nNational Wildlife Federation\nIzaak Walton League\nSierra Club\nDucks Unlimited\nPage Two\nFred J. Agnich\nRepublican National Committeeman - 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975\nRepublican Party of Dallas County - Chairman, 1967-69\nRepublican Party State Executive Committee - 1969-72\nElected 1970 Texas House of Representatives:\nFirst Term Committees: Vice-Chairman Interim Committee for\nRules Reform\nMember - Urban Affairs, Business and\nMarketing, Common Carriers, Mental Health\nand Mental Retardation, Parks and Wildlife\nCharter Member - Dirty 30\nElected 1972 Texas House of Representatives:\nSecond Term Committees: Appropriations\nElections\nEnvironmental Affairs, Chairman Subcommitte\non Wildlife\nElected 1974 Texas House of Representatives:\nThird Term Committees: Appropriations\nEnvironmental Affairs, Chairman Subcommittee\non Wildlife\n-STAN SCOTT\nBANKOFAMERICA\nR.1080\nE. FREDERIC MORROW\nVICE PRESIDENT\nBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH\nNOW PRINCETON- vron opvertion PROGRAM\nE. Frederic Morrow was born in Hackensack, New Jersey, the\nson of the late Reverend and Mrs. J. Eugene Morrow. He was\neducated in the Hackensack public schools, Bowdoin College,\nBrunswick, Maine and Rutgers University Law School (LLB and\nJuris Doctor), and received an LLD from Bowdoin College.\nPrior to World War II he was, for five years, field secretary\nfor the National Association for the Advancement of Colored\nPeople. He served in the Army during World War II, entering\nas a private in 1942 and discharged as a major of artillery in\n1946.\nAfter his stint in the Service, Mr. Morrow became a member\nof the public affairs staff of the Columbia Broadcasting System.\nHe remained in that position for four years and then, in the fall\nof 1952, joined General Dwight D. Eisenhower's Campaign Train\nas an advisor and administrative assistant to the General.\nIn September, 1953 he became administrative assistant to the\nSecretary of Commerce and then, in July of 1955, went to the\nWhite House to become administrative assistant to President\nEisenhower. Mr. Morrow was the first Negro in history to\nserve as executive assistant to the President of the United\nStates.\nMr. Morrow served in the White House until January 20, 1961.\nLeaving the White House, he became vice president of the\nAfrican-American Institute, New York, a private foundation\ndedicated to the development of better cultural and educational\nrelationships between the people of Africa and the United States.\n41 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK, N.Y. 10004\nBiographical Sketch\nPage Two\nE. FREDERIC MORROW\nIn July, 1964 Mr. Morrow joined the Bank of America as an\nassistant vice president. He was promoted to a full vice-\npresidency in June, 1967.\nHe is a member of the National Advisory Committee of Jobs\nfor Veterans; the Department of State's Advisory Council on\nAfrican Affairs; the U.S. Marine Corps Advisory Committee\nfor Minority Affairs; the Empire State College Council; the\nboard of trustees of Huston-Tillotson College, Austin, Texas,\nand the board of directors of the United States Committee for\nRefugees.\nHe was twice decorated by the President of Liberia for\nbefriending that country while serving on the White House\nstaff (Knight Grand Commander of the Humane Order of\nAfrican Redemption, and the Star of Africa).\nMr. Morrow is married to the former Catherine Gordon,\nof Chicago.\nHe is author of the books, \"Black Man in the White House\"\nand \"Way Down South Up North.\"\n*\n*\n*\nREVEREND MONSIGNOR FRANCIS J. LALLY\nBorn:\nJune 11, 1918 in Swampscott, Massachusetts\nEducation:\nSwampscott High School - 1936\nBoston College, A.B. - 1940\nSt. John's Seminary, Brighton, Mass. - 1944\nLaval University, Quebec - L.Sc.Soc. - 1948\nOrdained:\nAugust 10, 1944 by Bishop Richard J. Cushing\nAddress:\nUnited States Catholic Conference\n1312 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W.\nWashington, D. C. 20005\nAmerican Academy of Arts and Sciences - Fellow\nArchbishop's Stewardship Appeal, Boston - Director 1971-1975\nBoston Athenaeum - Board of Trustees\nBoston Committee on Foreign Relations - Member\nBoston Council for International Visitors - Board of Directors\nBoston Redevelopment Authority - Chairman, 1961-1970\nCharles Playhouse - Board of Trustees\nCivic Education Foundation, Tufts University - Board of Directors\nCommittee for the Permanent Charity Fund - Member\nCouncil on Urban Development, Boston College - Member\nEducation Development Center - Board of Trustees\nFund for the Republic - Board of Directors\nHarvard-Radcliffe Visiting Committee - Member\nInstitute for Politics and Planning - Board of Directors\nLeague of Catholic Women, Archdiocese of Boston, -Spiritual Director '61-75\nMassachusetts Historical Society - Resident Member\nRetina Foundation - Member of the Corporation\nSacred Heart Parish, Roslindale, Mass., Pastor - 1971-1975\nSt. Elizabeth's Hospital, Brighton - Board of Trustees\nThe Pilot, Boston - Associate Editor, 1948-1952; Editor, 1952-1972\nUnited States Catholic Conference, Commission for Social Development and\nWorld Peace - Secretary\nUnited States Committee for UNICEF - Member\nUniversity of Massachusetts, Trustee Council - Member\nNamed a Chaplain of His Holiness\n- 1952\nNamed a Prelate of Honor to His Holiness - 1959\nChevalier in the French Legion of Honor - 1955\nHonorary Degrees:\nStonehill College, Massachusetts\nLL.D. - 1958\nMarquette University, Wisconsin\nLL.D. - 1960\nManhattan College, New York\nLL.D. -- 1961\nBoston College, Massachusetts\nLL.D. - 1962\nNortheastern University, Mass.\nD. D. - 1966\nRivier College, New Hampshire\nLH.D. - 1969\nAuthor of the Book, \"The Catholic Church in a Changing America,\" II\nPublished by Little, Brown and Company, September 1962.\nMarilyn\nMAILING ADDRESS FOR PCB MAIL\nFOR NEW BOARD MEMBERS\nName\nAddress\nTelephone No.\nJoan Vinson\n2607 Childs Lane\n703/780-4126\nAlexandria, Va. 22308\nJohn Everhard\n136 Patrick St., S.E. #234\n703/560-7017\nVienna, Va. 22180 Legal Residence (afficial)\nE. Frederic Morrow\n1270 Fifth Avenue\nNew York, New York 10029 Regal 212/369-0548 Residence (official)\nLewis B. Puller\nAlexandria, Virginia 22307 Legal 703/765-8860 Residence (afficial)\n1805 Windmill Lane\nFred J. Agrich\n5206 Kelsey Road\n214/ 368 6867\nDallas, Texas 75229\n311/387-2570\nHarry C. Riggs\n1211 Plainview, Wayland Texas Street 79072 (aft cial) Regal 806/296-2993 Residence\nW. Antoinette Ford\n2909 Park Drive, S.E.\nWashington, D.C. 20020 capparal 202/583-7669 Legal Residence)\nTimothy L. Craig\n307 South Reynold P320\n202/785-2155\nAlexandria, Va. 22304\nLegal (office) Residence (affien)\n4001 14th St. N.E.\nmonsigner Irancis I fally\nWashington P5001).\n659-6820 cathe)\nD.C. Residence.\nafterial Residence. (Legal)\n169 Cummins flighway\nRodindale, mass.\n02131\nFORD & LIBRARY\n* - Beather - adminal Regas - - 948-5999 (Patamac)\n(The Channel In 7th ft. f.w.)\nDetermined to be an\nAdministrative Marking\nBy 8D NARA, Date 6/22/2015\nR.\nFord\n- 2 -\nCONFIDENTIAL\nGERALD\nThe Board nominees are:\n1. Joan Vinson: founding National Coordinator, National League\nof Families of American POWs/MIAs; Director of Public\nAffairs for the Board. Approximately fifty years old. Liberal.\n2. Monsignor Francis J. Lally: Secretary of the Department of\nSocial Development and World Peace. Early fifties. Liberal.\n3. Lewis Puller: Staff attorney with the Board, on loan from\nOffice of the General Counsel, Veterans Administration. Lost\nboth legs, and hands severely mangled, as a Marine Lieutenant\nin Vietnam. Son of Marine General \"Chesty\" Puller. Late\ntwenties. Liberal.\n4. Jack Kauffman: Retired Publisher, Washington Evening Star.\nLate fifties or early sixties. Moderate.\n5. Antoinette Ford: Consultant; formerly White House Fellow in\nOffice of the Secretary of the Treasury under George Schultz\nand John Connally; formerly member of Washington City Council,\nby Presidential appointment. Black. Early thirties. Moderate.\n6. E. Frederic Morrow: Director, Institute for Urban and Minority\nEducation, Educational Testing Service, Princeton; formerly\nVice President, Bank of America; first black commissioned\nWhite House staff member, as Administrative Assistant to\nPresident Eisenhower. Fifties. Moderate.\n7. John A. Everhard: Retired Air Force Colonel; formerly Chief,\nAdministrative Law Division, Office of the Judge Advocate General,\nUSAF. Active in Reserve Officers Association and Air Force\nAssociation. Fifty-six. Conservative.\n8. Harry Riggs: Retired Army Colonel; long experience at national\nheadquarters of the Selective Service System. Active in Reserve\nOfficers Association, American Legion, and American Security\nCouncil. Vigorous personal recommendation by Congressman\nGeorge Mahon. Fifty-six. Conservative.\n9. Fred J. Agnich: Texas House of Representatives; Republican\nNational Committeeman from Texas. Fifty-three. Conservative.\nAttachments: Resumes of Nominees\nCC.: PHILIP BUCHEN\nJOHN O. MARSH\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD\nMarch 31, 1975\nDear Ted:\nI talked to Jack Marsh after our conversation\ntoday. He indicated that he is going to talk to\nRumsfold Inter today to work out the process of\nselection of new Clamency Beard Members. In\nany event, we agreed that your assistance was\neminently to be desired.\nEnclosed you will find a preliminary list of\nall the suggestions made to us from various\nsources to date. I would appreciate your reviewing\nthe list, and adding any further suggestions of your\nown. I told Jack Marsh that we were ready to\nfollow any prescribed procedure, but were andous\nto move ahoad quickly. He agreed. We would like\nto proceed to BASTOW the list of potential appointees\nwith your help. at ssems to me that we can make\nconsiderable progress before any calls have to be\nmade and before final declaims on process are\ntaken.\nCordially,\nFORD is BERRED LIBRARY\nCharles E. Goodell\nChairman\nEnclosure\nCEG:mm\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON, D.C. 20500\nMarch 31, 1975\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\nCEG\nLARRY BASKIR\nFROM:\nRICK\nSUBJECT:\nList of Possible Board Members\nFollowing is a list of potential Board members recommended\nby a variety of people. Where no source is indicated in parenthesis, the\nname is a Baskir or Tropp suggestion.\nLew Puller\nLen Garment\nAlbert Gore\nColonel Henry Riggs (--George Mahon; CEG)\nBuell Gallagher -- formerly President, City College of New York;\nChancellor, University of California; national board of\nNAACP. White; mid-sixties.\nArch Murray -- formerly Director of Governor Rockefeller's state\nDivision of Criminal Justice Services; now Director, N.Y. Legal\nAid Society; black; mid-thirties.\nJim Woolsey -- Shea and Gardner; formerly Senator Stennis' Chief\nCounsel, Senate Armed Services Committee; formerly on\nthe National Security Council Staff. Mid-thirties.\nAdmiral Jeremiah Denton -- POW for half-a-dozen years in Hanoi.\nInterested in the clemency program.\nBob Blakey -- Professor of Law, Cornell; formerly McClellan's\nlong-time Chief Counsel, Senate Criminal Laws Subcommittee.\nJoan Vinson\nSteve Hess\nWarner Gardner -- Shea and Gardner; has commented on drafts of\nour regulations.\nChesterfield Smith -- President, ABA.\nDean Robert McKay -- NYU Law School; about to become director of\nthe Aspen Institute in Colorado. Attica Report. (Rockefeller\nappointee; Schwarzchild knows and respects)\nArthur Liman -- Paul Weiss; formerly McKay's Special Counsel\non the Attica Commission.\n- 2 -\nReverend Dean M. Kelly -- National Council of Churches official.\n(known to the ACLU group)\nFather William Thompson -- NYC (Schwarzchild and Marrs recommend)\nRight Reverend Edmund Browning -- Episcopal Church Center (Schwarzchild)\nMonsignor Murphy -- Director, National Shrine for the Immaculate\nConception (Rich Killmer)\nDavid Ramage -- Director, New World Foundation (Schwarzchild)\nRoy Wilkins -- NAACP (Marrs also)\nJames Farmer\nPatrick Murphy -- Police Foundation; formerly NYC Police Chief\nBarbara Greene Kilberg -- Mt. Vernon College\nPam Curtis -- formerly assistant to Ellie Peterson at the Republican\nNational Committee; Common Cause; deputy director, Mathias\nfor Senator campaign (Karen Keesling and Pat Lindh)\nBarbara Schuhman -- formerly Senator Cooke's legislative assistant.\nMid-twenties. (Keesling and Lindh)\nCarole Bellows -- Chairperson, Individual Rights Section, ABA.\nMiriam E. Wolff - Federal Maritime Board formerly.\nBenjamin Heineman II -- Center for Law and Social Policy. Democrat\nDennis Flannery -- partner, Wilmer Cutler and Pickering; formerly\nCenter for Law and Social Policy; formerly clerk to Earl Warren.\nHarry Huge -- partner, Arnold and Porter, Representation of West\nVirginia miners.\nDan Reznick -- partner, Arnold and Porter. Expert in criminal procedure.\nRuss Blandford -- former House Armed Services Committee General Counsel\n(Gen. Walt\nLoretta Nimmerrichter -- former Judge of the Orphans' Court, State\nof Maryland (Lindh)\nGene Ecklund -- Washington banker. Formerly DoD. Moderate (Marrs)\nJohn Everhard -- important in Reserve Officers Association, formerly\nA.F. Jag. Moderate (Marrs)\nStan Smith -- attorney, Montgomery, Alabama. Left. (Marrs)\nJohn Campbell -- President, department store in Nebraska. Moderate (Marrs).\nTom Roth -- The Research Institute (Selective Service contract\nresearch). Left. (Marrs)\nJack McGuire -- wealthy dillettante; produces advertising materials;\nfather close to Joe Kennedy. Vice President, ROA. Moderate (Marrs).\nWayne Gillies -- lawyer, Houston, Right (Marrs).\nCharles Katsianos - formerly RNC, ethnic Greek groups. (Marrs)\nFrank Martino -- heading of a consulting firm to associations. Reserves\nformerly. Right. (Marrs).\nIrving Yoskowitz -- attorney, IBM. young, Left. (Marrs).\n- 3 -\nMyer Menschen -- investments, Houston; has represented King Faisal.\n(Marrs)\nBill Spell - PR business, Washington; formerly AA to Stennis.\nJoe Azbell - - George Wallace's campaign organization in 1972.\nMiller Hudson - Vietnam Navy veterans; manages Mountain Bell in\nDenver. Wrote in cold during August asking to be on Board - -- -\nexcellent letter.\nTom Allman -- attorney, Cincinnati; drew up Senator Taft's earned\nre-entry bill as L.A. to Taft; twenties.\nIrving Rosendrantz -- Chief Government Appeals Agent for Selective\nService System from 1940 to 1972. Retired, 66; Florida.\nWrote in cold to the President on September 9 asking to be made\na Board member.\nDaniel Kornstein -- Paul Weiss associate; twenties; right; formerly\nArmy JAG -- defended Sergeant Mitchell in Mylai trial.\nTimothy Craig -- President, National Association of Concerned\nCitizens; Vietnam era Veteran; 31 years old (Maye)\nFather James Cox -- Brooklyn State Hospital. (O' Connor)\nBill Cox -- (Dougovito)\nBill Wikens -- attorney; Washington, D. C.; Former Legislative Counsel\nto Senator Taft.\nHonorable Howard Robison -- attorney, Washington, D. C.; former\nNew York Congressman.\nBishop John Wesley Lord -- Retired Methodist Bishop of Washington\n2, (Baskir)\nDr. James E. Wood, Jr. -- Executive Director, Baptist Joint Committee\non Public Affairs. (Baker and Baskir)\nDr. Sloan S. Hodges -- Executive Secretary, Progressive National\nBaptist Convention, Inc. (Baker and Baskir)\nDr. Foy Valentine -- Executive Secretary, Christian Life Commission,\nSouthern Baptist Convention. (Baker and Baskir)\nJohn Herman Henry Sengstacke -- Chairman, Board of Directors, Michigan\nChronicle (Detroit), Louisville Defender; President, Tri-State\nDefender. (Scott)\nAsa T. Spaulding -- V.P. Mutal Savings and Loan Association. (Scott)\n- 4 -\nE. Frederic Morrow -- Vice President - Bank of America. (Scott)\nRev. Sandy Ray -- Brooklyn (Scott)\nKennth Drew (Scott)\nWilliam O. Wilker -- Cleveland Post (Scott)\nDilbert Sperlock -- Professor of Law. (Scott)\nDr. James Frank -- President of Lincoln University, Nebraska (Scott)\nAubrey Lewis -- (Scott)\nBruce Lew Allen -- Chairman Freedan National Assn. (Scott)\nLevi Jackson -- Ford Motor Co. (Scott)\nJohn Singstack -- Publisher\n(Scott)\nEarl Dickerson -- retired Chairman of Board of Supreme Llberty\nLife Insurance. (Scott)\nJ. Austin Norris - lawyer (Scott)\nJim Zirmer -- N.Y. C. (Scott)\nJulius William -- former Colonel; handles Veterans Affairs in NAACP). (Scott)\nMonsignor Francis Lally -- Director of Division, U.S. Catholic\nConference; former Editor of the Boston Pilot. (Hesburgh)\nMonsignor George Higgins -- Director of the Social Action Department\nof the U.S. Catholic Conference. (Hesburgh)\nFather Michael McCafferty -- recent graduate of Notre Dame Law School;\ngovernment lawyer for the EEOC. (Hesburgh)\nAlbert Hinkle, Assistant Commissioner, Division of Housing for\nNew York State. (O' Connor)\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON, D.C. 20500\nMarch 31, 1975\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\nCEG\nLARRY BASKIR\nFROM:\nRICK\nSUBJECT:\nList of Possible Board Members\nFollowing is a list of potential Board members recommended\nby a variety of people. Where no source is indicated in parenthesis, the\nname is a Baskir or Tropp suggestion.\nPete Peterson\nLen Garment\nAlbert Gore\nColonel Henry Riggs ( --George Mahon; CEG)\nBuell Gallagher -- formerly President, City College of New York;\nChancellor, University of California; national board of\nNAACP. White; mid-sixties.\nArch Murray -- formerly Director of Governor Rockefeller's state\nDivision of Criminal Justice Services; now Director, N.Y. Legal\nAid Society; black; mid-thirties.\nJim Woolsey -- Shea and Gardner; formerly Senator Stennis' Chief\nCounsel, Senate Armed Services Committee; formerly on\nthe National Security Council Staff. Mid-thirties.\nAdmiral Jeremiah Denton -- POW for half-a-dozen years in Hanoi.\nInterested in the clemency program.\nBob Blakey -- Professor of Law, Cornell; formerly McClellan's\nlong -time Chief Counsel, Senate Criminal Laws Subcommittee,\nBill Ruckelshaus\nSteve Hess\nWarner Gardner -- Shea and Gardner; has commented on drafts of\nour regulations.\nChesterfield Smith -- President, ABA.\nDean Robert McKay -- NYU Law School; about to become director of\nthe Aspen Institute in Colorado. Attica Report. (Rockefeller\nappointee; Schwarzchild knows and respects)\nArthur Liman -- Paul Weiss; formerly McKay's Special Counsel\non the Attica Commission.\n- 2 -\nReverend Dean M. Kelly -- National Council of Churches official.\n(known to the ACLU group)\nFather William Thompson -- NYC (Schwarzchild and Marrs recommend)\nRight Reverend Edmund Browning -- Episcopal Church Center (Schwarzchild)\nMonsignor Murphy -- Director, National Shrine for the Immaculate\nConception (Rich Killmer)\nDavid Ramage -- Director, New World Foundation (Schwarzchild)\nRoy Wilkins -- NAACP (Marrs also)\nJames Farmer\nPatrick Murphy -- Police Foundation; formerly NYC Police Chief\nBarbara Greene Kilberg -- Mt. Vernon College\nRita Hauser\nPam Curtis -- formerly assistant to Ellie Peterson at the Republican\nNational Committee; Common Cause; deputy director, Mathias\nfor Senator campaign (Karen Keesling and Pat Lindh)\nBarbara Schuhman -- formerly Senator Cooke's legislative assistant.\nMid-twenties. (Keesling and Lindh)\nCarole Bellows -- Chairperson, Individual Rights Section, ABA.\nMiriam E. Wolff - Federal Maritime Board formerly.\nBenjamin Heineman II -- Center for Law and Social Policy. Democrat\nDennis Flannery -- partner, Wilmer Cutler and Pickering; formerly\nCenter for Law and Social Policy; formerly clerk to Earl Warren.\nHarry Huge -- partner, Arnold and Porter, Representation of West\nVirginia miners.\nDan Reznick -- partner, Arnold and Porter. Expert in criminal procedure.\nLouise Leonard -- former state senator from West Virginia (Lindh)\nLoretta Nimmerrichter -- former Judge of the Orphans' Court, State\nof Maryland (Lindh)\nGene Ecklund -- Washington banker. Formerly DoD. Moderate (Marrs)\nJohn Everhard -- important in Reserve Officers Association, formerly\nA.F. Jag. Moderate (Marrs)\nStan Smith -- attorney, Montgomery, Alabama. Left. (Marrs)\nJohn Campbell -- President, department store in Nebraska. Moderate (Marrs.\nTom Roth -- The Research Institute (Selective Service contract\nresearch). Left. (Marrs)\nJack McGuire -- wealthy dillettante; produces advertising materials;\nfather close to Joe Kennedy. Vice President, ROA. Moderate (Marrs),\nWayne Gillies -- lawyer, Houston, Right (Marrs).\nCharles Katsianos - formerly RNC, ethnic Greek groups. (Marrs)\nFrank Martino -- heading of a consulting firm to associations. Reserves\nformerly. Right. (Marrs).\nIrving Yoskowitz -- attorney, IBM. young, Left. (Marrs).\n- 3 -\nMyer Menschen -- investments, Houston; has represented King Faisal.\n(Marrs)\nBill Spell - PR business, Washington; formerly AA to Stennis.\nJoe Azbell - - George Wallace's campaign organization in 1972.\nMiller Hudson - Vietnam Navy veterans; manages Mountain Bell in\nDenver. Wrote in cold during August asking to be on Board --\nexcellent letter.\nTom Allman -- attorney, Cincinnati; drew up Senator Taft's earned\nre-entry bill as L.A. to Taft; twenties.\nIrving Rosendrantz -- Chief Government Appeals Agent for Selective\nService System from 1940 to 1972. Retired, 66; Florida.\nWrote in cold to the President on September 9 asking to be made\na Board member.\nDaniel Kornstein -- Paul Weiss associate; twenties; right; formerly\nArmy JAG -- defended Sergeant Mitchell in Mylai trial.\nTimothy Craig -- President, National Association of Concerned\nCitizens; Vietnam era Veteran; 31 years old (Maye)\nFather James Cox -- Brooklyn State Hospital. (O' Connor)\nBill Cox -- (Dougovito)\nReverend Dean Kelley -- United Council of Churches; Chairman of\nthe Department of Religious Liberty (Baskir)\nHerman Will -- Associate General Counsel, Methodist United Board\nof Christian Social Concerns; Chairman, National Religious\nBoard for Conscientious Objection. (Baskir)\nBishop John Wesley Lord -- Retired Methodist Bishop of Washington\n(Baskir)\nDean Francis Sayre -- Dean of the National Cathedral - Woodrow Wilson's\ngrandson. (Baskir)\nRabbi Schindler -- President, Union of American Hebrew Congregation.\nDr. James E. Wood, Jr. -- Executive Director, Baptist Joint Committee\non Public Affairs. (Baker and Baskir)\nDr. Sloan S. Hodges -- Exccutive Secretary, Progressive National\nBaptist Convention, Inc. (Baker and Baskir)\nDr. Foy Valentine -- Executive Secretary, Christian Life Commission,\nSouthern Baptist Convention. (Baker and Baskir)\nJohn Herman Henry Sengstacke -- Chairman, Board of Directors, Michigan\nChronicle (Detroit), Louisville Defender; President, Tri-State\nDefender. (Scott)\nAsa T. Spaulding -- V.P. Mutal Savings and Loan Association. (Scott)\nTimothy Lionel Jenkins -- Chairman of the MATCH Institution; D.C. Lawyer;\nChairperson of Housing Rent Commission for D.C. (Scott)\n- 4 -\nE. Frederic Morrow -- Vice President - Bank of America. (Scott)\nRev. Sandy Ray -- Brooklyn (Scott)\nKennth Drew -- (Scott)\nWilliam O. Wilker -- Cleveland Post (Scott)\nDilbert Sperlock -- Professor of Law. (Scott)\nDr. James Frank -- President of Lincoln University, Nebraska (Scott)\nAubrey Lewis -- (Scott)\nBruce Lew Allen -- Chairman Freedan National Assn. (Scott)\nLevi Jackson -- Ford Motor Co. (Scott)\nJohn Singstack -- Publisher\n(Scott)\nEarl Dickerson -- retired Chairman of Board of Supreme Llberty\nLife Insurance. (Scott)\nJ. Austin Norris - lawyer (Scott)\nJim Zirmer -- N.Y. C. (Scott)\nJulius William -- former Colonel; handles Veterans Affairs in NAACP). (Scott\nClarence Mitchell -- NAACP - Washington office. (Scott)\nMonsignor Francis Lally -- Director of Division, U.S. Catholic\nConference; former Editor of the Boston Pilot. (Hesburgh)\nMonsignor George Higgins -- Director of the Social Action Department\nof the U.S. Catholic Conference. (Hesburgh)\nFather Michael McCafferty -- recent graduate of Notre Dame Law School;\ngovernment lawyer for the EEOC. (Hesburgh)\nAlbert Hinkle, Assistant Commissioner, Division of Housing for\nNew York State. (O' Connor)\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD\nMarch 31, 1975\nDene Tel:\nI talked to Jack March offer - commention\n1 2 I Sept 3 Indicated 2 a s\n# I as I I 1 I 2 I\nCommony I a # good I\nI 1 I If I 1 E\n2 I I a\nFactured you will find a prollembancy list of\n1 Important # I a open s B\n! - Superies I I 3 and I\n10 I Interner I a 1 1 I I\n1 I 1 1 2 I $ I\nI I 1 I I I I\nI 1 # : I 1 1 a I\nI liste 7 a I I 2 a I\nand i t as 1 2 I I # I I\n3 1 I I s I medical I\nI 1 1 1 I I #\n1\nI\nFORD LIBRARY is\nCharles E. Gaodell\nChairman\nNacissure\nCEC:mm\nUniversity of Notre Dame\nNotre Dame, Indiana 46556\nOffice of the President\nApril 16, 1975\nCable Address \"Bulac\"\nMr. Charles E. Goodell\n1225 19th Street, N. W.\nWashington, D. C.\nDear Charles:\nI shared my recent letter regarding three possible\nnominees to the Presidential Clemency Board with those three\nwho were recommended, even though I had not discussed the\nmatter with them, as I indicated in my letter.\nI am enclosing a letter I received from Monsignor\nGeorge Higgins which indicates that he thinks one of the\nmen I suggested, Monsignor Frank Lally, Director of the\nDepartment for Social Development and World Peace, would\nbe better than himself. I thought I should share this\nletter with you and say once more how splendid I think\nMonsignor Frank Lally would be. I also had a letter from\nFather Mike McCafferty saying that he would help in any\nway requested.\nAll best wishes.\nSincerely yours,\n(Rev.) Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C.\nPresident\nSECRETARY FOR RESEARCH\n1312 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. c. 20005 202/659-8795\nUNITED STATES\nCATHOLIC CONFERENCE\nApril 10, 1975\nRev. Theodore Hesburgh, C.S.C.\nPresident\nUniversity of Notre Dame\nNotre Dame, Ind. 46556\nDear Ted:\nThanks ever so much for your thoughtfulness in sending me a copy\nof your March 24 letter addressed to Charles Goodell and for your generous\ncomments about yours truly. While I deeply appreciate your kindness in\nrecommending me for membership on the Presidential Clemency Board, I am\nstrongly persuaded that our good friend Monsignor Frank Lally is much\nbetter equipped than I am for such an assignment. Moreover, if anyone\nfrom the staff of the U.S. Catholic Conference is to be appointed to the\nBoard, I think it ought to be someone from the appropriate USCC department,\nnamely, the Department for Social Development and World Peace. As you\nknow, Monsignor Lally is the new Director of that Department.\nIn summary, my purpose in writing to you at this time is to recommend\nthat you get in touch with Charles Goodell and urge him to remove my name\nfrom his list of possible candidates and to concentrate (if he wants some-\none from the Conference staff) on Lally's name. Incidentally I have already\ndiscussed this matter with Bishop Rausch. He has authorized me to inform\nyou that he seconds the above recommendation.\nThe enclosed column with reference to our good friend Andy Greeley\nwill be self-explanatory.\nMay I ask you to extend my kindest personal regards to Ray Cour and\nto all of our other mutual friends on the campus.\nWith every best wish I remain,\nCordially yours,\nRev. Msgr. George G. Higgins\nApril 23, 1975\nNOTE FOR JACK MARSH:\nI would appreciate your review\nof the attached list of nominees.\nPlease let me and Bill Walker\nknow of your concurrence or of\nany problems you may have with\nthe list.\nCharles E. Goodell\nApril 23, 1975\nNOTE FOR PHIL BUCHEN:\nI would appreciate your review\nof the attached list of nominees.\nPlease let the and Bill Walker\nknow of your concurrence or of\nany problems you may have with\nthe list.\nCharles Goodell\nFORD LIBRARY & GERALD"
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