GENERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT

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GENERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT
William Robert Graham
Colin Gray
Roland Herbst
Frank Hober
Burton Marshall
Jaime Oaxaca
Shirley Pettis.
John P. Roche
Donald Rumsfeld
Lawrence Silberman
Elmo Zumwalt
Harriet F. Scott
Acting Chairman,
Defense Research Analysis
R&D Associates
President of National Institute for
Public Policy
R&D Associates
Consultant to SRI
Consultant to Systems Planning Corp.
Vice President, Northrup Corp.
Member of Board, Kemper Corp.
Academic Dean, Tufts University
G. D. Searle Corp.
Vice President, Crocker National Bank
President,. Admiral Zumwalt and Associates
Author, consultant on Soviet military
affairs
Will meet in Washington 8 and 9 July 1982
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BIOGRAPHIES
William R. Graham, 46, UT 1-l ail lfict i.1C.1 ixuy, -a. ., - r---r -
Defense Department consultant. He recently coauthorized with Paul H. Nitze,I,
SALT II critic, an article concluding that U.S. missiles could be upgraded and"}I
deployed in more survivable modes to improve the nation's nuclear offense.
HERBST, ROLAND F(RANCIS), b. St. Louis, Mo, Oct. 8, 26; m. 53; c. 5.
PHYSICS. B.S, SL~ Louis. 48, IvI,S, 51, Ph.D, 53. Res. assoc. physics, Ar-
gonne Nat. Lab, 53-54; physicist Lawrence Radiation Lab, California, 54-
64, div. leader exp. physics, 64-69; DEP. DIR. DEFENSE RES. & ENG.
FOR STRATEGIC & SPACE SYSTS, DEPT. OF DEFENSE, D.C, 69- U.S.A.
44-46. Fel. Am. Phys. Soc. Theoretical physics. Address: 2782 N. Wake-
field St, Arlington, VA 22207.
HOEBER, FRANCIS PACKARD, b Whitestone, N Y, July 15, 18; m 41, 65; c 3.
ECONOMICS. Educ: Antioch Col, AB, 40; Pennsylvania, 68. Prof Exp:
Economist & statistician, U S Govt, 40-50; dir econ anal dlv, Defense Prod
Admin, 50-53; chmn cost group, opers res off, Hopkins, 53-56; mgr prog
anal, Roy C Ingersoll Res Ctr, Borg-Warner Corp, 111, 56-57, mgr mkt res,
57-58; partner, Williams, Hoeber, Fox & Senderling, 59-60; asst dir,
strategic studies ctr, Stanford Res Inst, 60-68; ASSOC HEAD SOC SCI DEPT,
RAND CORP, 68- Concurrent Pos: Instr, USDA Grad Sch, 42-45; lectr &
consult, Hopkins, Pennsylvania & Dept Army. Mem: Am icon Asn; Opers
Res Soc Am; Am Statist Asn. Res: Dynamic programming; cost theory;
government controls. Publ: U S potential for military expenditures, Stan-
ford Res Ittst; Economy behind the bamboo curtain and co-auth, Soviet eco-
nomic potential, J Stanford Res Inst. Add: Rand Corp, 1700 Main St, Santa
Monica, CA 90406.
`t,'MARSHALL, CHARLES BURTON, educator; b. Catskill, N.Y.,
Mar. 25, 1908; s. Caleb Carey and Alice (Beeman) M.; B.A., U. Tex.,
1931, M.A., 1932; Ph.D., Harvard, 1939; m. Betty Louise O'Brien
,
Aug. I. 1958; children (b previous marriage)-Charles Richard, Jean
Mary (Mrs. Charles E. Vickery). With newspapers in El Paso and
Austin, 'lea., 1925-31, Detroit, 1934-38; instr., tutor govt. Harvard
and Radcliffe Coll., 1938-42; vis. lectr. Harvard, summer 1963; cons.
Intergovtl. Com. Refugees, 1946.47; staff cons. con. fgn. affairs U.S.
He. of Reps., 1947.50; men. policy planning staff State Dept.,
1950-53; adviser to prime minister Pakistan, 1955-57; research assn.
Washington Center Fgn. Policy Research, 1957-74, acting dir., '
1969-70; vis. prof. Sch. Advanced Internat. Studies, Johns Hopkins"
1965-66, prof., 1966-67, Paul H. Nitze prof. internat. politics,
1967.75; Alumni prof. internat. studies U. N.C., 1960-61; Centennial
vis. prof. Tex. A&M U., 1976; cons. in field, 1961-; U.S. govt. rep.
XIV Conf. Internat. Red Cross, Toronto, Can., 1952. Served to it. col.
AUS, 1942-46. Fellow Carnegie Endowment Internat. Peace.
1934.35, vis. scholar, 1958-59. Mem. Council Fgn. Relations,
Washington Inst. Fgn. Affairs, Com. on Present Danger (mem. exec.
con.). Clubs; Cosmos, Harvard (Washington). Author: The Limits of
Foreign Policy, 1954; The Exercise of Sovereignty, 1965; The Cold
War: A Concise History, 1965; Crisis Over Rhodesia: A Skeptical
View, 1967. Home: 4106 N Randolph St Arlington VA 22207 Office:
1500 Wilson Blvd Suite 1700 Arlington VA 22209
,-'Jafine Daxaca named vice president and assistant division
general Burl Ervin named vice president-business development and su rel manager,
for Northrop Corp., Electro-Mechanical Div., Anaheim, Calif. pp`~rt engineering
PETTIS-TAKAMINF SHIRLEY NEIL, rormercongresswoman; b.
Mountain Vicw, Calif.. July 12, 1924; d. Harold Oliver and Dorothy
Susan (O'Neil) McCumber; student Andrews U.. 1942, U. Calif..
1943.44; m. John J. McNulty. Dec. 14. 1943 (dec. Dec. 1945); in. 2d.
Jerry L. Pettis, Mar. 2, 1947 (dec. Feb. 1975); children-Peter
Dwight, Deborah Neil; m. 3d. Jokichi Takamine, Oct. 21, 1978. Mgr.,
Magnetic Tape Duplicator, Hollywood, Calif., 1953-67, Audio-Digest
Co., Los Angeles, 1951.55; sec.-treas. Pettis, Inc., Hollywood,
1958-64; mgr. citrus and avocado ranch, Pauma Valley. Calif.. 1950-;
mem. 94th-95th Congresses from 37th Calif. Dist., mem. Interest.
Relations Com.. Com. on Edit. and Labor; dir. Kemper Corp. Bd. dirs.
Women's Research and Edn. Inst.: trustee Redlands U. Mein. adv.
council on nat. security and internat. affairs Republican Nat. Com.
Mem. Am. Hist. Soc., Not. Womens Polit. Caucus, Calif. Elected
Womens Assn. for Edn. and Research. Republican. Seventh-day
Adventist. Clubs: Capitol Hill (Washington); Pauma Valley Country.
Horne: 616 Firth Ave Rest Los Angeles CA 90049
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ROCIIE, JOHN P., educator; b. Bklyn.. May 7, 1923; s. Walter John
and Ruth (Pearson) R.; A.B., Hofstra Coll.. 1943; A.M., Cornell U.,
1947, Ph.D.. 1949; D.Litt., Ripon Coll.- 1974; m. Constance Ratcliff
Ludwig, June 21, 1947; 1 dau., Joanna Ratcliff (Mrs. J.F. Solomon).
Instr.. asst. prof., also. prof. polit. sci. Haverford Coll., 1949-56; prof.
politics Brandeis U., Waltham, Mass., 1956-70, Herter prof. politics
and history. 1970-73, chmn. dept. politics, 1956-59, 61-65, dean
faculty arts and scis., 1959.61, churn. grad. corn. Am. Civilization,
1963-65; Henry R. Luce prof. civilization and Igo. affairs, academic
dean Fletcher Sch. Law and Diplomacy, Medford. Mass., 1973--,
acting dean. 1978-79; Fulbright lectr., France. 1959: vis. prof.
Columbia, Cornell U., Mass. Inst. Tech.. U. Chgo., Swarthmore Coll.;
cons. Vice Pres. Hubert H. Humphrey, Dept. State; spi. cons. to Pres.
U. S.. 1966-68. Not. churn. Americans for Democratic Action,
1962.65; mem. exec. corn. Civil Liberties Union Masse., 1961.66;
mem. Nat. Council on The Humanities, 1968.70; mm. Presdl.
Commn. on internat. Broadcasting, 1972.73; mem. U.S. Bd. for
Internal. Broadcasting, 1974.77, Trustee Woodrow Wilson Center for
Scholars, Smithsonian Instn., 1968-75, Dubinsky Found., 1972-,
Served with USAAF, 1943.46. Recipient Moses Coit Tyler prize
Cornell U.. 1949. Fellow Rockefeller Found., 1961.62, 65-66, Found.
For Advancement Edn., 1954-55, Hudson Inst., 1970-, hiem. Am.
Polo, Sta Kssn. (past mem. exec. council), Council on Fgn. Relations,
Friends. Author: (with D1 S Stedman,AIt.)a The taDes aemics of
Democratic Government, 1954; Courts & Rights, 1961, rev, edit?
1965; The Quest for the Dream- Civil Liberties in Modem America,
1963; Shadow and Substance. S in the Theory and Structure of
Politics, 1964; Origins of American Political Thought, 1966;
American Political Thought: Jefferson and the Progressives, 1967;
John Marshall, 1967; Sentenced to Life: Reflections on Politics'
Education and Law, 1974; (with M.S. Stedman and B. Meehan) The
Dynamics of Modern Government, 1966; American Nationality,
1607.1978: An Overview, 1978; contbg. author: The American
Revolution: A Heritage of Change, 1975; The Legacy of Vietnam,
1976. Nationally syndicated columnist, 2968-- Home: 15 Bay State
Rd Weston MA 02193 Office: Fletcher Sch Medford MA 02155
~b RUMSFELD, DONALD, form
Chgo., July 9 er govt. ofd., pharm. co. exec.; b.
A.B., , 1932; s. George Donald and Jeannette (Flusted) R.;
Park Coll .; Princeton J U ., 1 954; hen. degrees Ill. Coll., Lake Forest Coll
m. Joyce Pierson, Dec. 27, 1954; children- Valerie
Reps., Marcy Kay, Donald Nicholas. Ad 954; asst. U.S. Ho, of
., 1 958-59; with A.G. Becker & Co., Chgo., 2960-62; mem.
88th-91st congresses from
1969-73; di 13th Dist. III.; mem Pres's Cabinet,
r. OEO, 1969.70; dir. Cost of Living Council and
counsellor to Pres., 1971.72 ; U.S
NATO 1973 74 U.S. ambassador and permanent rep. to
Dept, -; asst. to Pres., mem. Pres.'s cabinet, 1974-75; sec.
. Def., 1975.77; pres., chief exec_ officer G,D. Searle & Co
Skokie 111 Co. Trustee Am- dir. Rand Corp., Bendix Corp., Sears Roebuck naval iator USN 1954 &
Recipient Presdl. medalnoffFreed
1045 Skokie IL 60076 om. Office: GD Searle & Co PO Box
SILBERMAN, LAIJRENCE HIRSCH, lawyer, banker: h York,
Pa., Oct. 12, 1935: s. William and Anna (Hirsch) S.; A. Dartmouth,
1957; LL.B., Harvard, 1961; M. Rosalie Cu. Gault, Jan. 5, 1957;
children-Robert Steven, Katherine De Boer, Anne Gault. Admitted
to Hawaii bar, 1961, U.C. bar, 1973; asso. firm Moore. Torkildson &
Rice (name changed to Quinn & Moore 1963), Honolulu, 1961-64;
partner firm Moore, Silberman & Schulze, Honolulu, 1964.67; ally.
appellate div. gen. counsel's office NLRB, Washington, 1967-68;
solicitor of labor U.S. Dept. Labor, Washington, 1969-70, under sec.
labor, 1970-73; partner Steptoe & Johnson, Washington, 1973-74;
dep. atty. gen. of U.S., 1974-5; ambassador to Yugoslavia, 1975.77
President's spl. envoy on ILO affairs, 1977;r.. fellow Am. Enterprise;
Inst., 1977-78, vis. fellow, 1978-; partner firm Morrison & Foerster,
Washington, 1978-79; exec. v.p. legal and govt. affairs Crocker Nat,
Bank, San Francisco. 1979-; lectr. labor law and legislation U.
Hawaii. 1962-63. Bd. dirs. Com. on Present Danger, 1978-; vice
chmn. adv. council on gen. govt. Republican Nat. Com.. 1977-.
Served with AUS. 1957-58. hsem. Am. Bar Assn. (labor law corn.
1965-, corp. and banking corn. 1973), Bar Assn. Hawaii (ethics corn.
1965.67), Bar Assn. D. C., Council on Fgn. Relations. Home: 6 Kittery
Ct Bethesda MD 20034 Office: Cracker Nat Bank One Montgomery
St San Francisco CA 94104
ZUMWALT, ELMO RUSSELL, JR., ret. naval officer; b. San
Francisco, Nov. 29, 1920; s. Elmo Russell and Frances Z.; B.S. with
distinction, U.S. Naval Acad., 1942; student Naval War Coll.,
1952-53, Nat. War Coll., 1961-62; LL.D., Villanova U. 1972, U.
N.C., 1975, Nat. U., 1979? L-11 D.. U.S. 'Internat. U., 1973; Dr. Pub.
Service, Central Mich. U., 1974; D.Sc., Mich. Tech. U., 1979; m.
Mouza Coutelais-du-Roche; children-Elmo Russell, James Gregory,
Ann F., Mouza C. Commd. ensign U.S. Navy, 1942, advanced
through grades to ado., 1970; served with U.S.S. Phelps, 1942-43; tng.
at Operational Tng. Command Pacific, San Francisco, 1943-44, with
U.S.S. Robinson, 1944-45; exec. officer U.S.S. Saulley, 1945-46; exec.
officer, navigator U.S.S. Zellars, 1946-48; asst. prof. naval sci. Naval
ROTC, N.C. at Chapel Hill, 1948-50; comdr. U.S.S. Tills, 1950-51;
navigator U.S.S. Wisconsin, Korea, 1951-52; head shore and overseas
bases sect. Bur. Naval Personnel, Washington, 1953-55; comdr.
destroyer U.S.S. Arnold 1. Isbell, 1955.57; It. detailer, Washington,
1957; spl. asst. for naval personnel Office Asst- Sec. Navy,
Washington, 1957.58, exec. asst., sr. aide, 1958.59; comdr. U.S.S,
D
Asst. Sec. Der. far ewey, 1959.61; desk officer for France. Spain and Portugal. Office
control and ccomingencyt planning for Cuba, ubaAffairs, , 1963; exec. asst.,.,tsr. Se vea de s
Sec. of Navy, 1963-65; comdr. Cruiser-Destroyer Flotilla n,
1965-66; dir. chief naval ops, systems analysis group,Washington
Office Chief Naval Ops., dep. sci. officer Center Naval Analyses,
V9 tnam, comdr
1968-70; chief vanal eoopt., Wa hingtonavt970.74 r dip(. dv.
Phelps-Stokes Fund, Esmark, Inc., Transway Internal., Inc., Am.
Bldg. Maintenance Industries, Orgn. Resource Couns.lors, Inc..
Tesoro Petroleum Corp.; pres., chief exec. officer, dir. Am. Med.
B
Vanderbilt U., 1974-75, U. Nebr., 1975 Whittier Coll., ldgs., Inc., Milw., 1977-79, vice churn. bd., 1980-; vis. prof.
Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, 1976. Decorated D .S.M `w with
Gold Star, Legion of Merit with Gold Star, Bronze Star with Combat
V, Navy Commendation medal with combat V. also numerous
campaign and area citations, medals; Philippine Republic Presdl.
citation; Vietnam Campaign medal, Vietnamese Chuang My medal
1st Class, Nat. Order Vietnam 3d Class, Vietnamese Navy
Distinguished Service Order 1st class. Author. On Watch, 1976.
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53202