WAGNER
GERALD

UNITED NATIONS ASSN.

10/20/73

UNA/USA

UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

2501 CALVERT STREET, N.W.

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20008 (202) 483-0400

Associate General Chairpersons

Mr. J. W. Bates, Jr., Chairman
Reading and Bates Offshore
Drilling Company

Tulsa, Oklahoma

Mr. Philip N. Buckminster, Vice Pres.

Chrysler Corporation
Washington, D.C.

Mr. John M. Christie, Chairman
Riggs National Bank
Washington, D.C.

Mr. Justin W. Dart, Pres.
Dart Industries, Inc.
Los Angeles, California

Mr. Ovid R. Davis, Vice Pres.
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Georgia

Mr. James C. Donnell II, Pres.
Marathon Oil Company
Findlay, Ohio

Mr. Edward J. Dwyer, Chairman
ESB, Inc.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Mr. Frank E. Fitzsimmons, Gen'l Pres.
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Washington, D.C.

Mr. Richard C. Gerstenberg, Chairman
General Motors Corporation
Detroit, Michigan

Mr. Julian Goodman, Pres.
National Broadcasting Company
New York, New York

Mr. John D. Harper, Chairman
Aluminum Company of America
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. Barron Hilton, Pres.
Hilton Hotels Corporation
Chicago, Illinois

Mr. Richard M. Hunt
NL Industries, Inc.
Washington, D.C.

Mr. Lee Iaccoca, Pres.
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn, Michigan

Mr. J. K. Jamieson, Chairman
Exxon Corporation
New York, New York

Mr. W. F. Martin,
Pres. and Chief Exec. Officer
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville, Oklahoma

Mr. John A. Mayer, Chairman
Mellon Bank
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. C. Peter McColough, Chairman
Xerox Corporation
Stamford, Connecticut

Mr. Walter R. McCurdy, Vice Pres.
Bristol Myers Products
New York, New York

Mr. George H. Meason, Pres.
Tenneco Oil Company
Houston, Texas

Mr. Joseph Meyerhoff
Baltimore, Maryland

Mr. Otto N. Miller, Chairman
Standard Oil Company of California
San Francisco, California

Mr. Mario T. Noto
Washington, D.C.

Mr. Paul G. O'Friel
Gillette Company
Boston, Massachusetts

Mr. David Rockefeller, Chairman
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York, New York

Mr. Gerald C. Saltarelli, Chairman
Houdaille Industries, Inc.
Buffalo, New York

Mrs. Murry M. Schott
Washington, D.C.

Mr. John M. Shaheen, Pres.
MacMillan Ring-Free Oil Company
New York, New York

Mrs. Robert H. Smith
Bethesda, Maryland

Mr. George A. Stinson, Chairman
National Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. W. Clement Stone, Chairman
Combined Insurance Company
of America
Chicago, Illinois

Mr. O. Pendleton Thomas, Chairman
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron, Ohio

Mr. Robert E. Thomas, Pres.
MAPCO, Inc.
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Mr. Leslie H. Warner, Chairman
General Telephone & Electronics
Corporation
Stamford, Connecticut

Mr. John H. Williams, Chairman
The Williams Companies
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Mr. Edward Foss Wilson
Washington, D.C.

Committee complete to August 8th, 1973

Special Representative, UNA-USA and
Chairman, Production Committee

Mr. Gerald G. Wagner

Chief Justice Warren
Chairman of the Association

Mr. Robert S. Benjamin
Co-Chairman of the Association

Mr. Joseph M. Segel
Chairman of the Association's
Board of Governors

The Hon. Edward Malcolm Korry
President of the Association

October 30, 1973

Dear Mr. Secretary:

Thank you for upholding the tradition which was established thirteen years ago of the Secretary of State being the host at the annual United Nations Concert and Dinner. We are all sorry that you could not be with us in person. We prayed for the success of your peace mission and hope that what you accomplished will insure the world's tranquillity so that we can all be together in Washington to celebrate the 29th anniversary of the United Nations next year.

I am enclosing a few copies of our souvenir program. I hope that you like the picture and the quote that we used. I am also enclosing three United Nations Peace Medals--one which you would have received had you been at the dinner--the others which you might want to send to Elizabeth and David.

As you know, these concerts have come to be known as "The Secretary's Concert." Please let me know that you will be host to forthcoming concerts and dinners during your tenure of office.

Coincidentally, we had also selected the world food problem as our point of concentration for the UN celebration next year when we will be saluting the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN.

13TH ANNUAL UNITED NATIONS
CONCERT AND DINNER

Under the Patronage of

The President
and Mrs. Nixon

General Chairman

Mr. B. R. Dorsey

Hosts

The Secretary of State

The General Chairman
and Mrs. Dorsey

Members of the Council

Mr. Robert O. Anderson, Chairman
Atlantic Richfield Company
San Francisco, California

Mr. Stephen D. Bechtel, Jr., Chairman
The Bechtel Group of Companies
San Francisco, California

Mr. Leon Falk, Jr.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. Arthur J. Santry, Jr., President
Combustion Engineering, Inc.
Greenwich, Connecticut

Mr. Edwin Z. Singer, Chairman
Corpus Christi Bank and Trust
Corpus Christi, Texas

Chairwoman, Dinner Committee

Mrs. B. R. Dorsey

Co-Chairwomen, Dinner Committee

Mrs. David H. Popper
Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen III

Vice Chairwoman, Dinner Committee

Mrs. Packy Nespeca

Honorary Chairmen

The Hon. John Scali
Permanent U.S. Representative
to the United Nations

The Hon. David H. Popper
Assistant Secretary of State for
International Organization Affairs

The Hon. Gerald F. Tape
United States Representative
to the I. A. E. A.

Mr. Donald S. MacNaughton
National UN Day Chairman

Mr. Elmer H. Bobst, Hon. Chairman
Warner Lambert Company
New York, New York

Mr. Lewellyn A. Jennings,
Chairman of Exec. Comm.
Riggs National Bank
Washington, D.C.

Mr. J. Burke Knapp, Vice Pres.
World Bank
Washington, D.C.

Mr. Nat Lefkowitz, Pres.
William Morris Agency
New York, New York

Mr. William F. May, Chairman
American Can Company
Greenwich, Connecticut

Mr. Lynn A. Townsend, Chairman
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit, Michigan

Mr. Charles R. Walgreen III, Pres.
Walgreen Drug Stores
Chicago, Illinois

Mr. Osby L. Weir, Gen'l Mgr.
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Washington, D.C.

THE HOSTS

THE SECRETARY OF STATE

The United States has made its choice. My country seeks true peace, not simply an armistice. We strive for a world in which the rule of law governs and fundamental human rights are the birthright of all. Beyond the bilateral diplomacy, the pragmatic arguments and dramatic steps of recent years, we envisage a comprehensive, institutionalized peace—a peace which the United Nations is uniquely situated to foster and to anchor in the hearts of men. This will be the spirit of American foreign policy. This attitude will guide our work in the United Nations.

HONORING
The Chiefs of Diplomatic Missions

H. E. The Ambassador of Nicaragua and
Mrs. Sevilla-Sacasa

H. E. The Ambassador of Cyprus and Mrs. Rossides

H. E. The Ambassador of Liberia and Mrs. Peal

H. E. The Ambassador of the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics and Mrs. Dobrynin

H. E. The Ambassador of Saudi Arabia and
Mrs. Al-Sowayel

H. E. The Ambassador of Switzerland and
Mrs. Schnyder

H. E. The Ambassador of the Republic of Ivory Coast
and Mrs. Ahoua

H. E. The Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey and
Mrs. Esenbel

H. E. The Ambassador of Afghanistan and
Mrs. Malikyar

H. E. The Ambassador of Italy and Mrs. Ortona

H. E. The Ambassador of the Socialist Republic of
Romania and Mrs. Bogdan

H. E. The Ambassador of Korea and Mrs. Kim

H. E. The Ambassador of Mauritius and Mrs. Balancy

H. E. The Ambassador of the Kingdom of Swaziland
and Mrs. Sukati

H. E. The Ambassador of the Republic of Chad and
Mrs. M'Baiasbe

H. E. The Ambassador of Lebanon and Mrs. Kabbani

H. E. The Ambassador of Peru, Fernando Berckemeyer

H. E. The Ambassador of the Republic of Singapore and
Mrs. Monteiro

H. E. The Ambassador of Uruguay and Mrs. Luisi

H. E. The Ambassador of Kenya and Mrs. Kibinge

H. E. The Ambassador of the Republic of Rwanda and
Mrs. Nkundabagenzi

H. E. The Ambassador of Luxembourg and Mrs. Wagner

H. E. The Ambassador of Barbados,
Valerie Theodore McComie

H. E. The Ambassador of the Netherlands and
Baroness van Lynden

H. E. The Ambassador of the Republic of Mali and
Mrs. Traoré

H. E. The Ambassador of Belgium and Mrs. Loridan

H. E. The Ambassador of Tunisia and Mrs. El Goulli

H. E. The Ambassador of Colombia and
Mrs. Botero-Boshell

H. E. The Ambassador of Canada and Mrs. Cadieux

H. E. The Ambassador of Honduras and Mrs. de Galvez

H. E. The Ambassador of the Somali Democratic
Republic and Mrs. Addou

H. E. The Ambassador of Australia, Sir James Plimsoll

H. E. The Ambassador of Sri Lanka,
Neville Kanakaratne

H. E. The Ambassador of Guatemala and
Mrs. Asensio-Wunderlich

H. E. The Ambassador of the Dominican Republic,
Lic. S. Salvador Ortiz

H. E. The Ambassador of Mexico and Mrs. de Olloqui

H. E. The Ambassador of Great Britain and
the Countess of Cromer

H. E. The Ambassador of the State of Kuwait and
Mrs. Al-Sabah

H. E. The Ambassador of Brazil and Mrs. Araujo Castro

H. E. The Ambassador of China and Mrs. Shen

H. E. The Ambassador of Togo and Mrs. Mawussi

H. E. The Ambassador of Fiji and Mrs. Sikivou

H. E. The Ambassador of South Africa and Mrs. Botha

H. E. The Ambassador of the Republic of Uganda and
Mrs. Ramathan

H. E. The Ambassador of the Republic of Zambia and
Mrs. Mwila

H. E. The Ambassador of the Hungarian People's
Republic and Mrs. Szabó

H. E. The Ambassador of Denmark and Mrs. Bartels

FRANCE: His Excellency Georges Pompidou,
President of the French Republic.

Saluting
THE INTERNATIONAL
ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY

We live in an age of ever more
interdependence, an era of
planetary affairs that transcend
boundaries and affect most of
mankind. This growing sense of
the oneness of humanity is
recognized an the Annual UN
Concert and Dinner by a special
salute to one of the UN family of
specialized agencies. UNA-
USA began this policy in 1971
with a salute to the World Bank
Group. In 1972, honors went to
the World Health Organization
and the Pan American Health
Organization. Next year, the
salute will go to the Food and
Agriculture Organization.

Mussels and crab are maintained in outdoor tanks
floating in the sea water of the Mediterranean prior
to being selected for laboratory experiments.

Work in the machine maintenance section at the
Seibersdorf Laboratory.

In the two decades since President Eisenhower proposed to the General Assembly of the United Nations its creation, the International Atomic Energy Agency has grown into a vital force responding to two of humanity's essential needs—peace and energy. IAEA's activities reach across almost all the scientific disciplines and affect many of our social concerns.

Under the wise and effective leadership of its Director General, Dr. Sigvard Eklund, who has come from IAEA's headquarters in Vienna to be with us tonight, the Agency determines and administers the safeguards to ensure that nuclear material and equipment intended for peaceful uses are not diverted to military purposes. This safeguards system seeks to maintain, by physical inspection and verification, a strict accounting of all nuclear materials intended for peaceful purposes in participating states. The entry into force in 1970 of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) imposed the additional heavy responsibility of safeguarding all nuclear materials of the non-nuclear weapon states which have ratified the NPT.

IAEA serves to protect the environment. Its programs help to assure that common standards for the handling and use of nuclear materials are observed world-wide, that participating states benefit from the experience of others, and that, as countries build their nuclear industries, they observe the same high standards of health, safety and environmental protection. The Agency provides a focal point for investigation of problem areas such as nuclear waste management.

IAEA is one of the significant plugs into modern science and technology that the United Nations offer all member states. Through its International Nuclear Information System (INIS), the Agency provides a valued service; it organizes conferences and symposia, publishes books and other materials, sponsors study tours and trains technicians in dozens of lands.

IAEA is stepping up its research into the atom as a source of energy and as an aid to the development of agriculture, to the protection of health and the environment and to the broadening of man's understanding of the physical and life sciences. Through its technical assistance activities, IAEA channels the funds pledged by the U. S., under the Non-Proliferation Treaty, to assist developing countries apply nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.

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**ANTAL DORATI**, Music Director of the National Symphony Orchestra since October 1970, was born in Budapest in 1906. When he was fourteen, he entered the Academy of Music, where he was a pupil of Zoltán Kodály, Bela Bartok and Leo Weiner. Trained as a composer, cellist, pianist and conductor, when he graduated at eighteen, Dorati was the youngest student in the history of the Academy to receive a degree. He was immediately named coach and, soon after, a conductor of the Royal Opera House in Budapest. In 1934, Dorati joined the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo as its leading conductor. His American début as a symphonic conductor came in 1937 when he guest-conducted the National Symphony Orchestra for an all-Beethoven concert. In 1938 and 1939-40, he made extensive tours of Australia at the invitation of the Australian Broadcasting Commission. Returning to the United States, Dorati became Director of the New Opera Company of New York and conducted leading orchestras. He became Music Director of the Minneapolis Symphony in 1949, programming and commissioning many new major works by Paul Hindemith, William Schuman, Roger Sessions and Gunther Schuller, among others.

He also played numerous world and American premieres. He has been closely associated with the London Symphony Orchestra and the BBC Symphony, and in the autumn of 1966, Dorati took up his post as principal conductor of the Stockholm Philharmonic, a position that he maintains concurrently with the leadership of the National Symphony Orchestra. During the past several years, he has been invited to guest conduct at the Vienna National Opera, London's Covent Garden, the Hamburg Opera, the Amsterdam Opera, the Rome Opera and the Maggio Musicale in Florence. During the summers he has appeared at the major European festivals and has won eight Grand Prix du Disques for his recordings. Dorati composes at least one major work each year, including Missa brevis, Chamber Music, orchestral works, cantatas and a ballet.

**BEVERLY SILLS** made her operatic debut when she was eighteen, with the Philadelphia Civic Opera as Frasquita in Carmen. In the 1955-56 season she made her debut with the New York City Opera. Ten years later, in September, 1966, the world discovered that Miss Sills was not only an established lyric soprano but also possessed a coloratura voice of rare quality. This was revealed in her performance of the role of Cleopatra in the New York City Opera's production of Handel's *Julius Caesar*, with its five spectacularly demanding coloratura arias. Since then, Miss Sills has been heard in the United States, Europe and South America in most of the great coloratura roles. Moreover, she has expanded the current coloratura repertory in the United States through operas such as the Donizetti trilogy: *Roberto Devèreux*, in which she appeared as Elizabeth I of England; *Maria Stuarda*, in which she sang the title role of Mary, Queen of Scots and *Anna Bolena* (title role again). Among other coloratura roles for which she is famous are Manon, Constanze (in Mozart's *The Abduction from the Seraglio*), Zerbinetta (in Strauss' *Ariadne auf Naxos*), Lucia (in Donizetti's *Lucia di Lammermoor*), and the title role of Bellini's *Norma*.

In addition to her superb voice, Miss Sills is also acclaimed for her unfailing attention to the dramatic aspect of a role as co-equal with vocal performance. The New York Post has assessed her as "the most powerful actress in opera today."

In addition to her operatic appearances, Miss Sills is also highly active as a recitalist and has appeared with almost every major American symphony orchestra. She also spends part of each summer making recordings and all have made their appearances on the classical best-seller lists. At one point she made recording history by being the only prima donna within memory to have three recordings on the lists simultaneously.

UNA—USA

UNA-USA is a nationwide, private organization of citizens dedicated to advancing the ideals of the United Nations. Under the national chairmanship of former Chief Justice Earl Warren, UNA-USA draws its support from members organized into 175 chapters across the country, from major foundations, corporations and unions, and from leading national associations engaged in civic education. It publishes periodicals and other materials, promotes national programs and community activities, and performs as a catalyst for many diverse groups ready to further that sense of the oneness of humanity embodied in the United Nations.

Independent, non-partisan and not-for-profit, UNA carries out each year
several major policy studies of issues affecting the scope, depth and pace of
international cooperation. Panels of the best informed scholars, executives,
journalists and concerned citizens (Secretary Kissinger was a member of one
such panel in 1969 when President Nixon named him his National Security
Advisor) recommend courses of action that have contributed significantly at
times to both public enlightenment and to official policy.

Just as the United Nations seeks to provide dignity, participation and justice for the no-longer silent majority of mankind, so too does UNA-USA— through its sponsorship of the Ralph Bunche Awards Program, its Capitol Hill Student Intern Program, and its expanding work with our nation's young — try to provide a meaningful bridge between our domestic constituencies and the rest of the world.

HOSTS

Mr. Robert O. Anderson
Chairman
Atlantic Richfield Company
Los Angeles, California

Mr. Charles L. Andes
President
Franklin Mint Corporation
Franklin Center, Pennsylvania

Mr. Dwayne O. Andreas
Chairman
Archer Daniels Midland Company
Decatur, Illinois

Mr. Dewey Arnold
Partner
Price Waterhouse & Company
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Orin E. Atkins
Chairman
Ashland Oil, Inc.
Ashland, Kentucky

Mr. J. W. Bates, Jr.
Chairman
Reading and Bates Offshore
Drilling
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Mr. Stephen D. Bechtel, Jr.
Chairman
The Bechtel Group of Companies
San Francisco, California

Mr. A. R. Boe
Chairman
Allstate Insurance Company
Northbrook, Illinois

Mr. Philip N. Buckminster
Vice President
The Chrysler Corporation
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Wallace E. Carroll
Chairman
Katy Industries, Inc.
Elgin, Illinois

Mr. Frank T. Cary
Chairman
IBM Corporation
Armonk, New York

Mrs. Anna Chennault
Vice President
The Flying Tiger Line, Inc.
Washington, D. C.

Mr. John M. Christie
Chairman
Riggs National Bank
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Ovid R. Davis
Vice President
The Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Georgia

Mr. Ralph W. Deuster
President
Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc.
Rockville, Maryland

Mr. James C. Donnell, II
President
Marathon Oil Company
Findlay, Ohio

Mr. Edward J. Dwyer
Chairman
ESB, Inc.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Mr. R. A. Edwards, Jr.
Allis-Chalmers Corporation
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Frank E. Fitzsimmons
General President
International Brotherhood of
Teamsters
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Francis D. Flanagan
Vice President
W. R. Grace and Company
Washington, D. C.

Mr. David Foreman
Ogden Metals, Inc.
Cleveland, Ohio

Mr. Wayne E. Fowler
Executive Vice President
Norsul Oil and Mining, Ltd.
Albany, Georgia

Mr. Arnold R. Fritsch
President
Gulf United Nuclear Fuels
Corporation
Elmsford, New York

Mr. Richard C. Gerstenberg
Chairman
General Motors Corporation
Detroit, Michigan

Mr. Julian Goodman
President
National Broadcasting Company
New York, New York

Mr. John D. Harper
Chairman
Aluminum Company of America
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. William L. Henry
Executive Vice President
Gulf Oil Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. Herbert E. Hirschland
Senior Vice President
American Can Company
Greenwich, Connecticut

Mr. Adrian S. Hooper
Chairman
Interstate Oil Transport Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Mr. Richard M. Hunt
NL Industries, Inc.
Washington, D. C.

Mr. J. K. Jamieson
Chairman
Exxon Corporation
New York, New York

Mr. Zane Q. Johnson
Executive Vice President
Gulf Oil Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. J. J. Johnston
Senior Vice President
Arabian American Oil Company
New York, New York

Mr. D. N. Keaton
President
Charter Trading Company
Monterey, California

Mr. Roderick J. Kirkpatrick
Vice President
First Boston Corporation
New York, New York

AUSTRALIA: The Honorable Edward Gough Whitlam, Q. C., M. P., Prime Minister of Australia.

GERMANY: His Excellency Willy Brandt, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Mr. Walter B. Kissinger
Chairman and President
The Allen Group
Melville, New York

Mr. J. Burke Knapp
Senior Vice President
The World Bank
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Nat Lefkowitz
President
William Morris Agency
New York, New York

Mr. W. F. Martin
President and Chief Executive
Officer
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville, Oklahoma

Mr. John A. Mayer
Chairman
Mellon Bank
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. L. F. McCollum, Jr.
Vice President
Capital National Bank
Houston, Texas

Mr. C. Peter McColough
Chairman
Xerox Corporation
Stamford, Connecticut

Mr. Robert P. McCuen
Du Pont Company
Wilmington, Delaware

Mr. Walter R. McCurdy
Vice President
Bristol Myers Products
New York, New York

Mr. Earl McDonough
General Manager
Washington Hilton Hotel
Washington, D. C.

Mr. R. A. McKerroll
Senior Agent
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce
New York, New York

Mr. James A. McRae
President
McRae Oil Corporation
Houston, Texas

Mr. George H. Meason
President
Tenneco Oil Company
Houston, Texas

Mr. Otto N. Miller
Chairman
Standard Oil Company of
California
San Francisco, California

Mr. J. Kevin Murphy
President
Purolator Services, Inc.
Lake Success, New York

Mr. A. M. Natelli
Partner
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and
Company
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Edward L. Nezelek
Chairman
Edward L. Nezelek, Inc.
Johnson City, New York

Mr. Glenn E. Nielson
Chairman
Husky Oil Company
Cody, Wyoming

Mr. Donald C. O'Hara
President
National Petroleum Refiners
Association
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Loren K. Olson
Fluor Corporation
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Thomas Pappas
Chairman
C. Pappas and Company
Boston, Massachusetts

Mr. Edward T. Parrack
Chairman
Ketchum, MacLeod and Grove,
Inc.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. Leo J. M. Pierre
Representative, United Nations
and Consular Affairs
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York, New York

Mr. John S. Prescott, Jr.
President
Washington Post Company
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Chesley Pruet
Owner
Chesley Pruet Drilling Company
El Dorado, Arkansas

Mr. A. J. Redway, Jr.
Vice President
McDonnell Douglas Corporation
Washington, D. C.

Mr. William Robinowitz
Robinowitz Company
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Willard F. Rockwell, Jr.
Chairman
Rockwell International
Corporation
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Walter E. Rogers
President
Independent Natural Gas
Association
Washington, D. C.

Mr. C. A. Rolander, Jr.
President
Gulf Energy and Environmental
Systems
San Diego, California

Mr. Gilbert N. Rosa
President
Statham Instruments, Inc.
Oxnard, California

Mr. Gerald C. Saltarelli
Chairman
Houdaille Industries, Inc.
Buffalo, New York

Mr. Arthur J. Santry, Jr.
President
Combustion Engineering, Inc.
Stamford, Connecticut

Mr. Joseph M. Segel
Chairman
Franklin Mint Corporation
Franklin Center, Pennsylvania

Mr. John M. Shaheen
Chairman
MacMillan Ring-Free Oil
Company
New York, New York

Mr. Edwin Z. Singer
Chairman of Executive Committee
Corpus Christi Bank and Trust
Corpus Christi, Texas

Mr. A. E. Smith
Chairman
United Aircraft Corporation
East Hartford, Connecticut

Mr. Asa T. Spaulding, Sr.
Chairman, Equal Opportunity
Services Division
Boyden International Group, Inc.
Los Angeles, California

Mr. George A. Stinson
Chairman
National Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. W. Clement Stone
Chairman
Combined Insurance Company
of America
Chicago, Illinois

Mr. D. H. Swanson
Chairman
Iowa Power and Light Company
Des Moines, Iowa

Mr. Donn B. Tatum
Chairman
Walt Disney Productions
Burbank, California

Mr. Michael A. Taylor
Vice President
Paine, Webber, Jackson and
Curtis, Inc.
New York, New York

Mr. William K. Tell, Jr.
Assistant to the Chairman
Texaco, Inc.
Washington, D. C.

Mr. O. Pendleton Thomas
Chairman
The B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron, Ohio

Mr. Robert E. Thomas
President
MAPCO, Inc.
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Mr. W. Reid Thompson
Chairman and President
Potomac Electric Power Company
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Donald A. Tollefson
Partner
Arthur Andersen and Company
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Charles R. Walgreen, III
President
Walgreen Drug Stores
Chicago, Illinois

Mr. E. B. Walker
Executive Vice President
Gulf Oil Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. Leslie H. Warner
Chairman
General Telephone and
Electronics Corporation
Stamford, Connecticut

The Hon. W. Marvin Watson
President
Occidental International
Corporation
Washington, D. C.

Mr. W. L. Wearly
Chairman
Ingersoll Rand Corporation
Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey

Mr. Osby L. Weir
General Manager
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Washington, D. C.

Dr. Robert V. West, Jr.
Chairman
Tesoro Petroleum Corporation
San Antonio, Texas

Mr. John H. Williams
Chairman
The Williams Companies
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Mr. Edward Foss Wilson
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Henry Zarrow
President
Sooner Pipe and Supply
Corporation
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Mr. George P. Zipf
Chairman
Babcock and Wilcox Company
New York, New York

List complete as of October 1, 1973

IVORY COAST: His Excellency Felix Houphouët-Boigny, President of the Republic of Ivory Coast.

SPONSORS

Mr. Carl S. Ablon
President
Ogden Metals, Inc.
Cleveland, Ohio

Mr. M. M. Ameen, Jr.
Vice President
Arabian American Oil Company
New York, New York

The Hon. Robert B. Anderson
New York, New York

Mr. Ogden B. Armour
President
Armour Oil Company
San Diego, California

Mr. Robert F. Ball, Jr.
Chairman
Drilling Tools, Inc.
Houston, Texas

Mr. James R. Barker
Chairman
Moore and McCormack Company
New York, New York

Mr. John P. Baugues
President
Pathfork Harlan Coal Company
Knoxville, Tennessee

Mr. Carrol M. Bennett
Chairman
Texas Pacific Oil Company, Inc.
Dallas, Texas

Mr. and Mrs. Philip I. Berman
Allentown, Pennsylvania

Mr. Charles C. Bowen
President
Portland Transit Company
San Francisco, California

Mr. Justin D. Bowersock
Chairman
Union Trust Company
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Wayne B. Brewer
President
Cooper Tire and Rubber Company
Findlay, Ohio

Mr. George R. Brown
Chairman
Brown and Root, Inc.
Houston, Texas

Mr. Vincent M. Brown
Executive Director
National Petroleum Council
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Alvin B. Cates, Jr.
President
Adams-Cates Company
Atlanta, Georgia

Dr. Joseph V. Charyk
President
COMSAT, Inc.
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Michael N. Chetkovich
Managing Partner
Haskins and Sells
Greenwich, Connecticut

Dr. and Mrs. William B. Cockroft
United Inns, Inc.
Memphis, Tennessee

The Hon. Sterling Cole
Federal Representative
Southern Interstate Nuclear Board
Washington, D. C.

Mr. John B. Coleman
President
John B. Coleman Company
Chicago, Illinois

Mr. Troy B. Conner, Jr.
Senior Partner
Conner, Hadlock and Knotts
Washington, D. C.

Mr. William P. Cooling
Chairman and President
Indiana Group, Inc.
Indianapolis, Indiana

Mr. J. E. Corette
Chairman
Montana Power Company
Butte, Montana

Mr. J. P. Crain
President
Crain Brothers, Inc.
Grand Chenier, Louisiana

Mr. Russell L. Crane
Grove Manufacturing Company
Shady Grove, Pennsylvania

Mr. Francis E. Crowley
President
Crowley Foods, Inc.
Binghamton, New York

Mr. Nathan Cummings
Charlevoix, Michigan

Mr. Allen Danos, Jr.
President
Danos and Curole Marine
Contractors, Inc.
Larose, Louisiana

Mr. James W. Davant
Chairman
Paine, Webber, Jackson and
Curtis, Inc.
New York, New York

Mr. S. S. Davis
Chairman
Corrugated Container Company
Worthington, Ohio

The Hon. True Davis
Washington, D. C.

Mr. John R. Dietz
President
Gannett, Fleming, Corddry
and Carpenter, Inc.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Mr. Alan C. F. Dillé
President
Homestead Minerals Corporation
Denver, Colorado

The Hon. Lewis W. Douglas
Tucson, Arizona

Mr. Arthur E. Earley
President and Chief Executive
Officer
Meldrum and Jewsmith, Inc.
Cleveland, Ohio

Mr. Frederick L. Ehrman
Chairman
Lehman Brothers, Inc.
New York, New York

Mr. W. M. Elmer
Chairman
Texas Gas Transmission
Corporation
Owensboro, Kentucky

Mr. Milton L. Elsberg
President
Drug Fair
Alexandria, Virginia

Judge Nathaniel J. Ely
Bethesda, Maryland

Mr. J. R. Fluor
Chairman
Fluor Corporation
Los Angeles, California

Captain and Mrs. W. F. Fredeman
Port Arthur Towing Company
Port Arthur, Texas

Mr. Kazuo Fukatsu
President
C. Itoh and Company (America),
Inc.
New York, New York

Mr. Milton Garvin
President
Garvin Corporation
Cincinnati, Ohio

Mr. Tony Gentile
President
Ohio River Collieries
Bannock, Ohio

Mr. Henry Gibbs
President
Gibbs Oil Company
Revere, Massachusetts

Mr. Raymond H. Giesecke
Chairman
McGraw-Edison Company
Elgin, Illinois

Mr. George C. Gilfillen, Jr.
Chairman
The E. F. MacDonald Company
Dayton, Ohio

Mr. Alfred C. Glassell, Jr.
Houston, Texas

Mr. Louis B. Golden
Chairman
AAV Companies
Solon, Ohio

Mr. W. W. Goodson
President
South Louisiana Contractors
Lafayette, Louisiana

Mr. Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr.
Chairman
Ethyl Corporation
Richmond, Virginia

Mr. J. Peter Grace
Chairman
W. R. Grace and Company
New York, New York

Mr. William C. Green
Chairman
William C. Green Associates
Washington, D. C.

Mr. John A. Hagan
President
Phoenix Steel Company
Claymont, Delaware

Mr. Michel T. Halbouty
Houston, Texas

Mr. William Cornelius Hall
President
Chemtree Corporation
Central Valley, New York

Dr. Armand Hammer
Chairman
Occidental Petroleum
Corporation
Los Angeles, California

Mr. A. B. J. Hammett
President
A. B. J. Hammett Investment
Banking
Victoria, Texas

Mr. Jake L. Hamon
Dallas, Texas

Mr. Carl F. Hartman
President
Iowa Oil Company
Dubuque, Iowa

Mr. Ralph Helstein
President Emeritus
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workmen of North
America
Chicago, Illinois

Mr. Paul M. Hickox
President
Signet Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Elmer L. Hoehn, Esq.
General Counsel
Liaison Committee of Cooperating
Oil and Gas Associations
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Wayne M. Hoffman
Chairman
The Flying Tiger Line, Inc.
Los Angeles, California

Mr. Chandler Ide
President
Natomas Company
San Francisco, California

Mr. F. Kenneth Iverson
President
Nucor Corporation
Charlotte, North Carolina

Mr. Vernon T. Jones
President
Explorer Pipeline Company
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Mr. Burton M. Joseph
President
I. S. Joseph Company
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Mr. Joseph M. Katz
Chairman
Papercraft Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. George E. Keefe
President
Moody's Investors Service, Inc.
New York, New York

NEW ZEALAND: The Right Honorable Norman Eric Kirk, M.P., Prime Minister of New Zealand.

Earl W. Kintner, Esq.
Partner

Arent, Fox, Kintner, Plotkin,
and Kahn
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Newton F. Korhumel
President
Korhumel Foundation
Chicago, Illinois

Mr. David Lloyd Kreeger
Chairman
Government Employees Insurance
Company
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Donald J. Lavin
Chairman
Sugardale Foods, Inc.
Canton, Ohio

Mr. Theodore N. Law
Chairman Emeritus
Falcon Seaboard, Inc.
Houston, Texas

Mr. Frederick Lichtman
President
Tulsa Oil Corporation
Detroit, Michigan

Mr. Edwin R. Linquist
Chairman
Topeka Inn Management
Topeka, Kansas

Mr. Charles W. Lockyer
Chairman and President
Publishers Company, Inc.
Washington, D. C.

Mr. J. Paul Lyet
Chairman
Sperry Rand Corporation
New York, New York

Mr. Charles McKenna Lynch, Jr.
Officer-Director
Moore, Leonard and Lynch
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. Cyril Magnin
Chairman
Joseph Magnin Company
San Francisco, California

Mr. Raymond K. Mason
Chairman and President
Charter Company
Jacksonville, Florida

Mr. Gary E. MacDougal
Chairman and President
Mark Controls Corporation
Evanston, Illinois

Mr. Sanford E. McCormick
Chairman and President
McCormick Oil and Gas
Corporation
Houston, Texas

Mr. C. B. McCoy
Chairman
E. I. Du Pont de Nemours
and Company
Wilmington, Delaware

Mr. Francis K. McCune
Honorary Director
Atomic-Industrial Forum
Sarasota, Florida

Mr. William E. McKenna
Chairman
Technicolor, Inc.
Hollywood, California

Mr. August C. Meyer
President
Midwest Television, Inc.
Champaign, Illinois

Mr. Scott F. Miller
President
Miller Transporters, Inc.
Jackson, Mississippi

Rear Admiral Edmond J. Moran,
USNR (Ret.)
Chairman
Moran Towing Corporation
New York, New York

Mr. Eugene W. Murphy
Chairman
Gateway Transportation Company
LaCrosse, Wisconsin

Mr. Robert D. Murphy
Honorary Chairman
Corning Glass Corporation
New York, New York

Mr. James E. Nall
President
Investment Corporation of Florida
Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Mr. Raymond D. Nasher
President
Raymond D. Nasher Company
Dallas, Texas

Mr. James J. Needham
Chairman
New York Stock Exchange
New York, New York

Mr. Edward Ney
President
Young and Rubicam International,
Inc.
New York, New York

Mr. Bruce A. Norris
Chairman and President
Norris Grain Company
North Miami, Florida

Mr. R. Earl O'Keefe
Chairman and President
Southwestern Investment
Company
Amarillo, Texas

Mr. Loren K. Olson
Partner
Morgan, Lewis and Bockins
Washington, D. C.

The Hon. David Packard
Chairman
Hewlett-Packard Company
Palo Alto, California

ITALY: His Excellency Giulio Andreotti, President of the Council of Ministers of the Italian Republic.

Mr. Emil J. Pattberg, Jr.
Chairman
First Boston Corporation
New York, New York

Mr. George S. Patterson
Vickers Energy Corporation
New York, New York

Mr. Michael J. Petrina
President
M and G Convoy, Inc.
Buffalo, New York

Mr. Edward J. Piszek
President
Mrs. Pauls Kitchens, Inc.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Mr. Bernard Podolsky
Owner
Podolsky Oil Company
Fairfield, Illinois

Mr. Philip N. Powers
Director
Energy Engineering Center,
Purdue University
West Lafayette, Indiana

Mr. Louis R. Reif
President
Iroquois Gas Corporation
Buffalo, New York

Mr. James K. Rice
Senior Vice President
NUS Corporation
Rockville, Maryland

Mr. Harry D. Richardson
Chairman and President
Nuclear Systems, Inc.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Mr. Lawrence Wood "Chip"
Robert, Jr.
Chairman
Robert and Company Associates
Atlanta, Georgia

Mr. I. Budd Rockower
Chairman
Rockower Brothers, Inc.
Trevose, Pennsylvania

Mrs. Mary G. Roebling
Chairman
National State Bank
Trenton, New Jersey

Mr. William Ruder
President
Ruder and Finn, Inc.
New York, New York

Mr. Irving Sabsevitz
Chairman
Foreston Coal International, Inc.
New York, New York

Mr. Edward J. Schaefer
Chairman
Franklin Electric Company, Inc.
Bluffton, Indiana

Mr. Bernard L. Schwartz
Chairman
Sherman, Clay and Company
La Jolla, California

Mr. Samuel S. Seltzer, Jr.
President and Chief Executive
Officer
Southwestern Oil and Refining
Company
Corpus Christi, Texas

The Hon. Raymond P. Shafer
Chairman
TelePrompter Corporation
New York, New York

Mr. Albert Shanker
President
United Federation of Teachers
New York, New York

Mr. Douglas R. Smith
Chairman and President
National Savings and Trust
Company
Washington, D. C.

Mr. E. B. Speer
Chairman
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mr. John W. Stadtler
President
National Permanent Savings and
Loan
Washington, D. C.

Mr. James H. Stone
President
Stone Oil Company
Cincinnati, Ohio

Mr. Robert Sutro
Chairman
Ralph C. Sutro Company
Los Angeles, California

Mr. Stanley I. Tannenbaum
Chairman
Kenyon and Eckhardt, Inc.
New York, New York

Mr. Ben Taub
Owner
J. N. Taub and Sons
Houston, Texas

Mr. Henry J. N. Taub
J. N. Taub and Sons
Houston, Texas

Mr. O. J. Tauber
President
Tauber Oil Company
Houston, Texas

Mr. A. Alfred Taubman
Chairman
The Taubman Company, Inc.
Southfield, Michigan

Mr. Jay C. Thompson
President
Energy Resources, Inc.
Cincinnati, Ohio

Mr. Jack Tietolman
President
Radio Stations CKVL-AM-FM
Verdun, Quebec, Canada

Mr. David R. Toll
Managing Director
National Association of Electric
Companies
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Donald I. Trott
Chairman
James H. Oliphant and Company
New York, New York

Mr. Ted Weiner
Owner
Texas Crude Oil Company
Fort Worth, Texas

Mr. Thomas E. Wible
President
L. E. Smith Glass Company
Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania

Mr. R. L. Williams
President
Minnesota Pipe Line Company
Wichita, Kansas

Mr. Charles F. Willis, Jr.
President
Great Alaska Corporation
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Robert H. Winnerman
New York, New York

Mr. Harold Woods, Jr.
Secretary-Treasurer
Crescent Drilling Company
Monroe, Louisiana

Mr. Joseph R. Wright
President
Anchor Gasoline Corporation
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wyckoff
National Rural Electric
Cooperative Association
Piketon, Ohio

Mr. Toddie L. Wynne
Chairman
American Liberty Oil Company
Dallas, Texas

Mr. William C. Zekan
President
A. Schulman, Inc.
Akron, Ohio

Junior Hostesses for the UN Dinner

Melanie K. Frost, Junior Hostess in Charge

Jean Abrams
Ellores Braily
Paula Cunningham
Pat Dowd
Pricilla Dwyer
Susan M. Eagan
Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick
Caren Forlenza
Joan Gahagan

Carla Goheen
Faye A. Gorman
Cindy Hemmings
Marion Laughlin
Maria Leavey
Sharon McNerney
Sheila McNerney
Alberta Mikula
Buffy Morris

Ann Muir
Donna O'Connor
Gloria Poulous
Teresa Reeping
Fran Reineng
Elizabeth Richard
Patti Sciarra
Paula Slitika
Karen Tobias

Social Aides for the UN Dinner

Mrs. John Carlyle

Mr. Gerald Richman

Social Aides in Charge

Dr. and Mrs. Joel Alperstein
Captain Judy Armington
Ms. Patty Carlin
Mr. Tom Catlin
Mr. William N. Chernish

Ms. Diana Ferring
Ms. Melissa Ferring
Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Hohauser
Mr. Andrew J. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. King Lovinger

Mr. March C. Morse
Ms. Cathy Rollins
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Schector
Mr. John O. Woods

APPRECIATION

The United Nations Dinner Committee is grateful to Mr. Morris S. Stone, Chairman of the Board of American Greetings Corporation, and Mr. Charles Revson, Chairman of the Board of Revlon, Inc., for their generous gifts to the ladies at the dinner, and to Mr. Edward E. Carlson, President of United Air Lines, for the special Hawaiian orchid table decorations. The Committee expresses appreciation to the United Nations for authorizing The Franklin Mint to provide to each guest a sterling silver proof of the 1973 United Nations Peace Medal.

ADDENDA

The following joined as Hosts and Subscribers after October 1st which was the deadline for the alphabetical listing in this book. We are exceedingly grateful for their support.

The Charter Company
Chemtree Corporation
Continental Oil Company
Mr. Howard R. Cottam
Dunn Brothers, Inc.
Explorer Pipeline Company

Ford Motor Company
Mr. Elmer L. Hoehn
Kerr-McGee Corporation
W. W. Lechner Company
Lehman Brothers, Inc.
Meldrum and Fewsmith, Inc.
National Petroleum Council

Nuclear Systems, Inc.
Ogden Corporation
Oil Shale Corporation
James H. Oliphant and Co., Inc.
Podolsky Oil Company
Toyomenka (America), Inc.

ANNOUNCEMENT

14th Annual UN Concert and Dinner—Saturday, October 19, 1974, The National Symphony Orchestra, Antal Dorati conducting, with Van Cliburn as soloist. Saluting the Food and Agriculture Organization, Mr. Addeke Hendrik Boerma, Director General. Meyer Davis and his Orchestra will play for dancing at the United Nations Dinner.

15th Annual UN Concert—Saturday, October 25, 1975, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy conducting. The United Nations Dinner will follow.

April 29, 1976

Dear Mr. Wagshal:

On behalf of the Secretary, who is in Africa, I would like to thank you for calling our attention to the incident in front of the Secretary's house on April 24th.

The agent in charge of the security detail has been informed and he has spoken to all his men, and we are assured that neither the littering nor the discourteous reply will ever be repeated.

The Secretary shared your concern for maintaining the attractive quality of the neighborhood and for making sure that none of his staff are ever offensive to the residents in any way. I know that he will be as distressed as we are to hear of it. Please accept our apologies and our assurances that it will not happen again.

Mr. Jerome S. Wagshal,
3256 N Street, NW,
Washington, D. C.

["Jerome S. Wagshal", "3256 N Street, N. W.\nWashington, D. C. 20007", "April 24, 1976", "Honorable Henry A. Kissinger\nSecretary of State\nDepartment of State\nWashington, D.C. 20520", "Dear Mr. Secretary:", "While walking past your home on Dunbarton\nStreet this morning on my way to my office, I\nhappened to notice one of the men stationed\noutside flip his cigarette away. I mentioned\nto him that this was littering. He smiled at\nme in an obviously contemptuous way and said,\\"right.\" However, he made no move to retrieve\nhis cigarette butt.", "This is of course a trifling matter in\nitself. However, as one of your Georgetown\nneighbors, I did find it offensive. Our neighbor-\nhood stands out not only because of its distinguished\nresidents, but because of the high regard we all\nplace on it and the care shown for it. That feeling\nand concern is after all the thing that sets us\napart from other areas of the city where the\nstructures are not much different.", "I hope you will take a minute to mention this\nto your people."]