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THE CONFERENCE BOARD, 845 THIRD AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10022

KENNETH A. RANDALL
PRESIDENT

THE CONFERENCE BOARD

September 9, 1976

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
U. S. Department of State
2201 C Street, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20520

Dear Mr. Secretary:

I am pleased to send you a copy of "Ethics & Profits: The Crisis of Confidence in American Business." This book, which is just off the press, is the basis for our conference next Thursday on "The Future Role of Business in Society."

Should your official duties prevent you from being with us on September 16th, we feel most fortunate that Deputy Secretary of State Robinson will be able to address our luncheon in your stead.

I will be pleased to see you next Thursday -- or on some future occasion when we will have the privilege of your participation in one of our programs.

KAR:ms
Enclosure

["Algonquin, Illinois.\nP.O. Box 208.\nMrs. Helen E. Rattray.", "Personal Assistant\nSuzanne S. McFarlane", "Sincerely,", "kind to forward the clippings to him.\nfor sending him a copy of your collage and for your\nkind message. I feel you have captured the sense of\nSECRETARY Kleisinger has asked me to thank you\nfor sending me a copy of your collages and for your\nkind message. I feel you have captured the sense of\nSECRETARY Kleisinger has asked me to thank you\nfor sending him a copy of your coll

Mrs. D. W. Rattray
121 Madison St., Box 208
Algonquin, Illinois 60102

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

Now that you will soon ease into a more relaxed way
of life, take time to enjoy some of the leisurely
moments. Here is something for you to look at and
wonder how it all came about.

My painting moods are mostly by inspiration and this
picture was a pleasant "happening" at the time. It
is a collage with background color sprayed on with
a vacuum cleaner. It was fun to assemble and many
of my friends have enjoyed seeing it in exhibits in
the area.

Just wanted you to know that your picture hangs in
my collection. A reminder of a great good man.
Your life has been a great one of success and achieve-
ment, now let it be peaceful and happy.

1-1-1977

THE HERALD

Friday, September 14, 1973

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During the festival there will be demonstrations of techniques, a program of Indian dances and a talk on the Indian and his art today.

COLLECTORS IN the area who feel they have something of value to exhibit in the Indian festival, or female artists wishing to exhibit in the juried show of the January women's show, are asked to contact Mrs. Feldmann, 392-1843.

The 1973-74 season will culminate with a high school art exhibit to expose the creative talents of junior and senior high school students in Districts 211 and 214.

The exhibit was first introduced last year. Deemed a success and an excellent opportunity for young artists to gain gallery experience, the show is being repeated and most likely will become an annual event.

But that's a long way off. Memart is now. Patricia Laslo, a Chicago artist and art teacher at Maine North High School who was asked to judge this current show, awarded first place, $30, to Joseph Kotzman for his watercolor. Christine Siegfried took second place, $20, for her collage and acrylic piece, and Bev Ellstrand received a cash award of $10 for her entry, a watercolor-collage.

Countryside Gallery is located at 417 N. Vail in Arlington Heights. Hours are 1-5 p.m. every day except Monday when the gallery is closed.

A TIMELY PIECE. The "Henry Kissinger" collage hung at Countryside Gallery was created by Helen Rat-tray.

Atomic Energy Commission.
Chairman,
Dixy Lee Ray,
The Honorsble

Henry A. Klaasen

Warm regards,

sincere personal appreciation.

your superb contribution, I ask you to extend my

to those at the A. E. C. who assisted you in

tremendous importance.

Preparations and the Conference itself were of

Your representation of the Commission during the

for your role in the Washington Energy Conference.

You have my personal admiration and thanks

Dear Dixie Lee:

February 19, 1974

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(a) **Joint Planning:** Suggested experiments in an area would be reviewed by the respective Technical Committee with agreement on where to conduct such experiments and suggestions on how to make similar experiments complementary to each other.

(b) **Exchange Use of Facilities:** Scientists from participating countries would be permitted to conduct experiments using one-of-a-kind or special facilities in another country.

(c) **Standardization of Specimens and Techniques:** Standard specimens, chemical compositions and experimental techniques would be agreed upon and would form the basis for an experiment or be run alongside a specific experiment for comparison purposes.

(d) **Reporting of Results:** Exchange of technical information is potentially the most important area for cooperation. One suggested mechanism would be to publish periodic reports (quarterly or semi-annually) containing contributions from each particular laboratory engaged in a technical area.

(e) **Technical Meetings:** Meetings of experts in a technical area would be held periodically. The Technical Coordinating Committee would write a brief report following such meeting which would assess the technical area for the Steering Committee and various governmental bodies in each respective country.

(f) **Exchange of Scientific Personnel:** An interchange of scientists from one country to work in the laboratory of another country would be encouraged.

(g) **Development of Joint Facilities:** Some of the facilities necessary for research such as 14 MeV neutron sources are very expensive ranging from $10-20 Million for a gas target source to $150 Million for a proposed fusion engineering research facility (FERF) which is essentially a beam driven fusion reactor. It is desirable to coordinate efforts in this area and possibly engage in the joint design, construction and use of such facilities.