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; Isaak Walton League Am., Chgo., 1926-31; pres. N ¥ C.. Washington, 1931-35; wildlife cons., writer, wee Atm Wildhfe inst, 1935; Mem. migratory bird Sancey, 1932-35; cons. Cal. Wildlife Conservation » Cai Dept. Fish and Game, 1951-59; mem., sec. Nat. fegatatson, $928.38; mem. forestry fescarch adv. cor J rn. Pres.’ water pollution control adv. BBL S., 1988-61. Trustee, v.p. N. Am. Wildlife Found. Mexstane (Pa.) council Boy Scouts Am., 1946, mem. Mn. §986-—. Recipient Founders award Izaak Walton 9, named to League's Hall of Fame, 1969; Aido Uidife Soc. 1967; Seth Gordon award Internat, % and Conservation Commrs., 1970. Mem. Internat. wh and Conservation Commrs. (hon. life mem.; past 1903--), Western Assn. State Game and 1c). Am. Fisheries Soc. (hon.-life mem.. past pres.) PEG asin (past vip.) Nat. Rifle Assn. (dir. 24 years, Bem. mem. hunting and conservation com. 1958-69, fF: Jnst.. Outdoor Writers Am., Wildlife Soc. (hon. alien League Am. (hon. nat. pres. 1961-62). fepican Cubs: Cosmos (Washington); Wilderness | Camp Fite (hon) (N.Y.C). Home: 1590 7th Av 23k Be 9sars BF omas CHRISTIAN, JR:, lawyer; 6. Richmond, £8 Thomas Christian and Ruth Nelson (Robins) G.; Yo. LL.B. 1938. Admitted to Va. bar, 1937; asso. firm 1 & Parroh, Richmond, 1938-40; asso.. then partner . Meads & Battle, and predecessors, Richmond, _ tevace Supreme Ct. Appeals Va., 1965-72; lectr. Law isT®. . Trustee, past pres. Crippled Childrens Hosp.. xeJ to maj. AUS, 1941-45; Mem. Va. Bar Assn. (pres. Inepatan (vestry, sr. warden). Bd. editors Va. Law Rev., ver W Franklin St Richmond VA 23220 Office: 1400 trond VA 23219 HURLOW MARSHALL, lawyer; b. Methuen, Mass., , Atbert Brigham and Elizabeth Jane (Hamlet) G.; ude, Dartmouth, 1906; LL.B. cum laude, Harvard, er, Nov. 12, 1912; children—Thurlow M., 3 te Mass. bar, 1911, U.S. Supreme Ct. bar, 1914, vet asst. Atty.-Gen. U.S. 1912-16; atty. FTC, rer & Cotton, N 1917; partner McAdoo, aw Cahill, Gardon, Sonnet, Reindet & Ohl. and Husp. Mem. Am., N.Y. State. N.Y. City bar Professions, Soc. Colonial Wars, English ums. Acad. Polit. Sci. Republican. Episcopalian. etuity. Harvard. Down Town, Economic a (Aashington); Harbor (Seal Harbor, Me.); Bar -$ hertie (Bar Harbor, Me.). Author various articles and . tu fed anti-trust laws. Home: 18 Stadium Rd © 2.044 Osice. 80 Pine St New York City NY 10005 VUUPANES SHORT, clergyman; b. Sardis, Miss., Dec. 3, Bes tae avd Alice (Monroe) S.; A.B., Southwestern Coll, +28 3. 1930, B.D.. Presbyn. Theol. Sem., Louisville, vet faa Theol. Sem. N.Y, 1935-36, U. Fla., 1931-32; #3 Ordained to ministry Presbyn. Ch., 1918; Re were, Mise, $919-22, First tn. Starkville, Miss. “+ 40. @ Sesand Presbyn. Ch., Memphis, 1926-28, First JY atet = Nerved with U.S. Army, 1918-19. Dir. Mew. Atianta: pres. Presbyn. Edn. Assn. of South; vet of ¥a. Presbya. Ch, mem. Gen. Assembly's a Cam _Teustee Montreat Coll. Recipiert 2 . S$ medal U. Fia., 1953. Mem. S.A.R., Interracial a Alpha (nat. chaplain), Fla. Blue Key. (Gainesville, Fla.), Alachua Sportsmans, ve © tees, Gan i . eeaecn iL oat Golf and Country. Home: 1113 i. . a SULACE EMERSON, chem co. exec.; b. Detroit, Ct ead Cons a Mee % and Alice Gordon (Hart) G.: A.B., sh. 1931, Ph.D., £933; m. Marion ! ‘Sten ~Roger B., Richard W.; m. 2d, eet. eh 196). High sch. chemistry (chr, i ee “mination, Del., 1933 --, successively ; “cy technate ist Grasseili Chems. dept., Ses. 1933-35, dir, advt. DuPont Co., ” £ Grasset Chems. depts 1957-59, 7 ven dept. 1959-61, gen. mee. tena exec. com.; dir. Del. Trust Co. : Laem uy an and Councit Del. Member re, N S. Soe. Chem. Industry. ese tae ee Agr., Soc. Mayflower hte ag Qgtin: Alpha Chi Sigaia. . taungton Country (dir), Wie es cere oe were we rae iad Greeaville ish * 1188 Cotonial Status, 1966. Home: 22 Chestnut Park Rd Ti ON Canada Office: Parliament Bldgs Ottawa ON Canada® 0 GORDON, WILLIAM EDWIN, educator, physicist: b.- ?2ierson, NLL, Jan. 8, 1918; s. William and and Mary (Scot) G.; B.A., Montctair (N.J.) Stace Coll. 1939, M.A., 1942: M.S., N.Y. U., 1946; Ph.D., Correll U., Ithaca, N.Y., 1953; m. Elva Freile, June 22, 1941; children—Larry Scott, Nancy Lynn. Je. high sch. tchr., 1939-41; asso. dir. elec. engring. research lab. U. Tex., 1946-48; research asso. Cornell U., Ithaca, N.Y., 1948-53, asso. prof., 1953-59, prof., 1959-65; dir. Arecibo fonospheric Obs., P.R., 1960-65, Walter R. Read prof. engring., 1965; spl. research radio scattering: conceived, directed constr. werld’s largest antenna refiector; dcan engring. and sci.. prof. elec. engring. and space sci. Rice &., Houston, 1966—. Chmn. US. delegation Internat. Sci. Radio Union, 1960; chmn. com. sci. radio Nat. Acad. Scis., 1957-60; mem. adv, panel radio telesccpes NSF, 1960-66; mem. devel. com. Inter Am. U.; trustes"Caner F itdspe xe Research Corp., 1971—. Served to capt. USAAF. 1942-4o.. recipient Balth. Vander Pol award for distinguished research ia, tact 1966: $0th Anniversary medat Am. Meicorol. Soc., 1970. Rege wy24 2772. engr., Tex. Feltow 1.E.E.E. (chmn. profl. group on antennas and propagation 1964-65), Am. Geophys. Union; mem. Nat. Acad. Sci., internat. Sci. Radio Union (chmn. Commn. U 1969—), Am. Meterology Soc., A.A.A.S.. Sigma Xi, Tou Beta Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Kappa Nu, Phi Kappa Phi. Home: 12422 Mossycup Dr Houston TX 77024 GORDON, WILLIAM GLENN, mfg. co. exec.; b. Covington, 1922; s. William H. and Ora Nell (Barnes) G.: student Ohio U.. 1941; B.B.A., U. Cin., 1948; student Solomon P. Chase Law Sch., Cin., 1948-49: m. Jean E. Kendal, Dec. 29, 1945: children—Carolyn, Richard, David, John. Asst. v.p. sales and corp. product planning Standard Oil Co. O., 1948-33; cons. McKinsey & Co., Nr¥.C., 1953-57; dir. financial service IBM Corp., 1957-60, div. gen. mgr. Thompson Ramo Woolridge Corp., Michigan City, Ind. 1960-63; v.p., group exec. Studebaker Corp., 1963-65. v.p. operations, 1965-67, pres., 1967—; group v.p. Studedaker- Worthington, Inc.; chma. Onan Corp., Schaefer Corp; chmn.. pres., chief exec. officer Turbodyne Corp. Sect. chief tocal United Fund drive, 1964. Bd. dirs. Goodwill Industries, S. Bend, 1964. Presbyn. Address: 460 Peavey Rd Wayzata MN . GORDON, WILLIAM JONES, JR., bishop of Alaska; b. Spray, N.C. May 6, 1918; William Jones and Anna Barrow (Clark) G.; student Va. Episcopal Sch., 1932-36, U. N.C., 1936- 40; Va. Theol. Sem., 1940-43, D.D., 19$3; m. Shirley Lewis, July 16, 1943; children—Paneen, William J. 111, Rebecca, Ansa. Deacon, St, Peter's Seward, Alaska, 1943; priest-in-charge St. Thomas’ Mission, Phe Hope. Alaska, 1943-48; consecrated bishop of Alaska, May, 1948. Chosen by Jr. C. of C, as one of 10 cutstanding young men in US. for 1953. Democrat. Episcopalian. Home: 903 Ketlum St Fairbanks AK 99701 Office: Box 441 Fairbanks AK 99701 GORDON, WILLIAM LIVINGSTON, educator; physicist; 6. Tanta, Egypt, Jan. 17, 1927 (parents Am. citizens). B.S. Muskingum Coll., 1948; M4.S., Ohio State U., 1950, Ph.D.. 1954; m. Jean Crea, June 18, 1949; children—David W.. Amy J., Timothy L. laste. physics - Ohio State U., 1954-55; mem. faculty Case Western Res. U., 1955—. prof. physics, 1968—. Mem. Am. Phys. Suc. Address: Dept of Physics Case festern Reserve University University Circle Cleveland OH 441 GORDON, WILLIAM RICHARD, univ. ofcl.: b. Phita., Nov. 17, 1913; 5. William Murray and Lucille Kerzie (Tribble) G.: 8.5. UL Pa, 1936 m. Mary Alice Wagner, Morrison, William Murray, Robert Duff, Douglas Andrew. Investment officer U. Pa., Phila., 1936-42, asst. treas., 1942-55, treas., 1955—, asst. instr. accounting, corp. finance. investment banking Wharton Sch., 1937-57; regional dic. The First Pa. Banking & Trust Co.; dir. Transp. Mut. Ins. Co., Finance Co. Pa., Drexet Equity Fund, Drexel Investment Fund, tac. Curator arms Valley Forge Hist. Soc. Museum; former comme. Valley Forge State Park. Bd. dirs. Revere Fund, Presbyn. Ministers’ Fund, Harvest Fund, trustee Moore Sch. Elec. Engring.; v.p. U. Pa. Found., Inc. Served with 2d Reg:., Arty.. AUS, 1942-46; capt. Gen. Sta? Corps, Dept. Army. The Pentagun, 1951-52, Mem. S.R.. Soe. Colonial Wars Pa., Soc. War of 1912. St. Andrews Soc. of Phila, Mil. Ordee Fgn. Wars U.S. Hist. Soc. Pa. (dir), Valley Forge Hist. Suc., Delta Psi. Presbyn. Clubs: Ritteshouse, St. Anthony (Phila); Penn. Home: 109 Arlington Rd Paoli PA 1930! Office: 3451 Wainut St Philadelphia PA 19174 GORDON, WILLIAM TALBOTT, banker; b. Richmond, Vs., Sept. 4, 1914; s. Robert Latimer and Anne (Talbott) G.: student U. Va. 1934-30: m. Eleanor Stuart Holladay, Aug. 23, 1943; children— Ellen S. (Mes. Jesse Frank Williams), William Talbot, Anve M. (Mrs. Juha F. Carson), James H. With Bank of Va.-Central. Richmond, 1936—, now pres., chief ecce. vilicer, mem. cacc., Wust coms., dir; dir, Bank of Vu Ca. Bank of Va. internat, Bank Va Credit Card Ca. . eer ee « te le af Mavens CUM, MLM. CACE. CONN., "ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED "HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED. = RN ytt x BULLI MCS Josey hor May 20, 1950; children—Anne™ YHLSAL tagsef be hn Bus. O; portuntt ' Ex&. pr ¢ film Lady Sings 1972. Office: eae Sunset Blvd Hollywood CA 90028 GORDY, WALTER, educator; b. Miss. Apr. 20, 1909; s. Walter Kalin and Gertrude (Jones) G.; A.B., Miss. Coll, 1932, LL.D., 195% M.A. U. N.C. 1933, Ph.D., 1935; Dr. honoris causa. U. Lille (France), 1955; m. Vida Brown Miller, June 19, 1935; children—Eileen, Walter Terrell. Asso. prof. math. and physics Mary Hardin-Baylor Coll, 1935-41; NRC fellow Cal. Inst. Tech., 1941-42; staff radiation lab. Mass. Inst. Tech., 1942-46; asso. prof. physics Duke, Durham, N.C., 1946-48, prof. 1948—, James B. Duke prof. 1958—. Vis. prof. U. Tex., 1958. Mem. NRC, 1954-57. 68—. Recipient Sci. research award Oak Ridge Inst. Nuclear Studies, 1949. Fellow Am. Phys. Soc. (chmn. S.E. sect. 1953-54, mem. council 1967-71, 73—), A-A.AS. (council 1955); mem. Radiation Research Soc. (mem. council 1961-64), Nat. Acad. Scis. Sigma Xi. Author: (with W.V. Smith, R.F, Trambarulo) Microwave Spectroscopy, 1953; {with Robert L. Cook) Microwave Molecular Spectra, 1970. Asso. editor Jour. Chem. Physics. 1954-58; Spectrochimia Acta, 1957-60, editorial bd. Radiation Research, 1969-72. Home: 2521 Perkins Rd Durham NC 27706 GORE, ALBERT NOLD, coal co. exec., former senator; b. Granville, Tenn., Deé=26, 1907;s. Allen and Margie (Denny) G.:B.S., State Tchrs. Coll., Murfreesboro, Tenn., 1932; CL.B., Y.M.C.A. Night Law Sch., Nashvilic, 1936; m. Pauline La Fon, Apr. 47, 1937, children—Nancy, Albert. Admitted to Tenn. bar, 1936, practiced in Carthage, Tenn.; comme. of labor, State of Tenn., 1936-37; mem. 76th to 82d Congresses from 4th Tenn. Dist.; U.S. senator, Tenn., 1953-70; practice law, instr. Vanderbilt U., 1970-72; chmn. Island Creek Coat Co., 1972; dir. Occidental Petroleum Co., Los Angeles. Mem. U.S. delegation to UN Gen. Assembly. Mem. Tenn. Eda. Assn. Democrat. Baptist. Home: Carthage TN 37030 GORE, FRED CORDON, mfg. co. exec.; b. Washington, N.C.. Oct. 3, 1915; s. Cicero Frederick and Margaret G. (Cordon) G.; B.S. in Chem. Engring., N.C. State Coll., 1937; m. Margaret Louise Jardot. Sept. 28, 1946; 1 dau., Diana Lynn, With E.L. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc, Wilmington, Del, 1937—, arca supt. exptl sta. Wilmington, 1954—. Served to maj., Transp. Corps, AUS, 1942- 46: ETO. Mem. Am. Inst. Plant Engrs. ( res. Wilmington 1964, nat. asst. regional v.p. 1965-69), Faith Alive toa. pres. 1970—), Brotherhood of St. Andrew (nat. pres. 1964-69). Home: RD 2 Box 155 Hockessin DE 19707 Office: DuPont Expu Sta Wilmington DE 19803 GORE, GEORGE WILLIAM, JR., educator; b. Nashville, July 11 1901; s. George William and Emma Joe (Hambrick) G.; A.B. DePauw U., 1923, LL.D., 1966; student U. Chgo., 1924, M.Ed. Harvard, 1928; Ph.D., Columbia, 1940; LL.D., U. Miami, 1969: Litt.D., U. Fla., 1969; m. Pearl M. Winrow, Sept. 4, 1927; t dau.. Peari Mayo. Sec. colored br. YMCA, Marion, (nd. 1923; head dept. English, Agrl. and Inds}. State Coll., Nashville, 1923-27, dean instra.. 1927-50; pres. Fla. A. and M. U., 1950-68, emeritus, 1968—: tectr. George Peabody Coll. Tehrs., Nashville, 1969—. Chmn. Conf. on Coll. Projects, 1957-58; dir. Citizens Savs. Bank, Nashville. Vice chma. Fla. Civil Def. Council, 1966—. Trustee Nashville Kent Coll. Law, Fla. Memi. Coll; rep. Nat. Bapt. Conv. Am., div. religious edn. Nat. Council Chs. Christ; mem. bd. conirol So. Regional Een. 1950—; mem--at-large nat. council Boy Scouts Am. Recipient DePauw U. Alumni citation, 1952; Distinguished Service zward Nat. Newspaper Pubs. Assn., 1963; Medal of Honor, Alpha Ph: Nipha, 1966. Mem. Assn. Coll. Honor Sods. (exec. com... v.p. 1987-61), Sat Soc. Coll. Tchrs. Edn., Nat. Soc. Study Edn., Nat. Assa. Cuil. De and Registrars (pres. 1937-38), Am. Tchrs. Assn. (ptes. 4949-Sit. N.E.A. (v.p. 1952-53, vice chmn. nat. commn. of def. of dements) through edn. 1954-58), Fla. Council Pres. (chmn. 1953-58), Agere Assembly, Assn. Cols. and Secondary Schs. (pres. 1950-51). \ = Conf. Pres. Land Grant Colls. (exec. com. 1951-54), Alpha Kaprs (founder, pres. 1944-46, exec. sec. treas. 1946—), Fl. Avon. and Grivs. (mem. exec. com, 1962-63, recipient Distinguished * certificate and medallion 1969), Delta Phi Delta, Signva Pi Pha ig7 ss sire archon 1954-56), Alpha Phi Alpha, Kappa Delta Pi iScrvie€, 196), Bcta Kappa Chi, Alpha Phi Omega, and Scabbard and Biss. Mason, Elk, K.P. Author: Negro Journalism, 192: in Improvement of Public School Teachers in Tennessee. 1940. & wails editor Quarterly Rev. Higher Edn. Among Negrocs. $955 ~~ Hume 1211 Meharry Bivd Nashville TN 37208 GORE, JACK WORTER, editor, publisher; b. Evansitle. too 2°70 $, 1916:s. Robert Hayes and Lorena (Haury) G.: 8.S.. Soha 8 . U., 1939: m. Bettylou Stickrod, Nov. 19, 1941; chore Christopher Richard Stewart, David Stephen, Laurence 1°) 1 tes mgt. Daytona Beach (Fia.) Sun-Record, 4939-40; with rae (Fla) News, 1945—, columnist, cashier, sprots eu! SY editor, 1947-69, editor, pub., 1969—; die. Chao. T vib Syndicate, N.Am. Co., Ft, Lauderdale, Served with f 9) Recipient First Place Editorial award Freedom yee Distinguished Service award. 69: Med aol Police " MG iti of Year, Fraterns! a ot ‘9 ‘ named Cie Chi Sioma Nie Club: Cort Rated it ~ Ze A. VST: