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FOREIGN AFFAIRS

American public really condemns and resents them so that neither public office nor newspaper advertising or circulation can be obtained by them. That will come when the American public more fully understands the business of international intercourse and feels a sense of the obligations which it incurs by asserting the right to control the conduct of foreign relations.

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The Scientific Estate,

Don K. Price, Jr.

born Jan. 1910

AB Vanderbilt U, 1931

BA Oxford U (Rhodes Scholar 1932) 1934, B. Litt., 1935

LLD, Centre Coll., Ky, 1961, Syracuse U., 1962

Reporter and State editor Nashville Eve. Tennessean 1930-32

Research Ass't H.O.L.C., and ass't to chmn Central Housing Com 1935-37

Staff mem., com. on pub. admn., Social Sci Research Council, 1937-39

Editorial Asso. Pub Admn Clearing House, 39-41; Ass't Dir. 41-43;
Assoc. Dir. 46-53.

Staff mem US Bur Budget 45-46

Dept chmn Research & Devel Board, U.S. DoD 1952-53

lecturer poli sci U. of Chicago 46-53

Assoc. Dir. Ford Found. 53-54; Vice Pres 54-59

Prof of gov't, dean GSPA, Harvard, 1958-

Consultant Exec. Office of Pres. 1961-

Dir. Soc. Sci. Res. Council 1949-52; 1964-

Staff dir. Comm. on Dept. Def Org. 1953

Author:

City Manager Government in the United States (with Harold
and Kathryn Stone) 1940.

U.S. Foreign Policy, Its Organization and Control (With
W. Y. Elliott and others), 1952

The Political Economy of American Foreign Policy, 1955

Government and Science, 1954

Editor and co-author:

The Secretary of State, 1960