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HONORED ON RETIREMENT-Acting Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs John Richardson, Jr., left, presents a Superior Honor Award for "outstanding leadership and professional competence" to Marjorie P. Philbrick, Director of the Office of Public Services, who retired Feb. 5 from the Department. Shown at right is Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs William D. Blair, Jr.

International Scientific and Technological Affairs

Herman Pollack, Director of SCI, hosted a reception at his residence on January 17 in connection with the Annual Scientific Attachés Conference, held in the Department, January 17-21. Following that conference, several of the Attachés participated in the Thirteenth Meeting of the Panel on Science and Technology, sponsored by the Committee on Science and Astronautics, U.S. House of Representatives, January 24-28. On January 19, Mr. Pollack also hosted the annual reception for Foreign Scientific Attachés accredited in Washington.

The Joint Subcommittee on Pro

gram Review and Planning (under the U.S./Japan Cooperative Medical Science Program) met in Honolulu, January 20-22. The Subcommittee's primary objective this year was the creation of a new Environmental Panel to focus on a cooperative effort between the two countries to find solutions in combatting pollution. The U.S. delegation was headed by Dr. Colin M. MacLeod, President, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. His Japanese counterpart was Toshio

Kurokawa, Director of Cancer Institute Hospital, Tokyo.

Christian A. Herter, Jr., Special Assistant to the Secretary and Director Office of Environmental Affairs, represented the Department at the USUN proceedings of the International Working Group on The Declaration For the U.N. Conference on

The Human Environment, January 5-12. On January 13, Mr. Herter was the banquet speaker at the American Meteorological Society's Annual Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Jay Blowers, Office of Environmental Affairs, participated in a World Dimensions Program at Cardinal Stritch College, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, January 12. Mr. Blowers conducted an open forum, discussed foreign policy and environmental isforeign policy and environmental issues with the students, held a press conference and met with public and community groups, such as World Affairs Council and the League of Women Voters. On January 18, he spoke at the Industrial College of the Armed Forces at Ft. McNair on "Environmental Aspects of International Waterways."

J. Kenneth Mansfield, Deputy Director, Office of General Scientific Affairs, represented SCI at the Organization of American States Meeting

held in Panama City, January 31 to February 4.

Dr. Donald L. Fuller retired from the Foreign Service after serving as Scientific Attaché in New Delhi for the past eight years. Dr. and Mrs. Fuller are now residing in Boise, Idaho.

Patrick Mulloy, formerly with the Office of Environmental Affairs, has transferred to the Office of United Nations Political Affairs in the Bureau of International Organization Affairs.

Security and
Consular Affairs

Barbara M. Watson, Administrator, Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs, addressed the Consular Course Class at the Foreign Service Institute on January 3. On January 19 Miss Watson addressed members of the Washington, D.C., Rotary Club at their luncheon meeting held at the Hotel Washington. Miss Watson also briefed Foreign Service Inspectors on consular functions abroad.

'Gene Burke, Agent-In-Charge of the Los Angeles Passport Agency, attended the Federal Personnel Management Conference held in San Francisco, December 2 and 3. Miss Burke, who is the Chairman of the Los Angeles Federal Executive Board which co-sponsored the Conference, introduced the keynote speaker, Dr. Arthur Naftalin, Professor of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota. While in San Francisco, Miss Burke visited the Passport Agency there for a brief conference with Shirley Jeppson, Agent-in-Charge.

Julio J. Arias has been designated Deputy Director for Visa Policies replacing John G. Gossett, who recently retired.

James E. Kiley has been designated Chief, Public Services Division, replacing George A. Berkley, who has been assigned to Kingston.

Wanda M. Roberts, of the Regulations and Legislation Division recently returned from TDY to USUN, New York.

Clarence J. McIntosh, former Deputy Director, Office of Special Consular Services (SCS), has been assigned to Auckland, New Zealand.

SCS welcomed to its staff Beatrice Berman, from INR.

Nancy Gabocy has returned to college after working in SCS during her mid-semester vacation.

The following Foreign Service Officers recently consulted with the Passport, Visa and Special Consular

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Services Offices: Margaret Fagan, Tijuana; Thomas Murphy, Beirut; Marian Tipton, Santiago; Allen Turner, London; Steve Vitale, Berlin; George Phillips, retiring after assignment in Athens; Michael Lyons, FSI to Bangkok; Richard Dunbar, to Calcutta; Larry Roeder, Tel Aviv; Frederick Chapin, Sao Paulo; Victor Abeyta, from Ciudad Juarez; and Spencer Phillips, Auckland.

Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Robert H. B. Wade, Assistant Director for Economic Affairs, addressed political science classes at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, January 18, on civil-military relations in arms control and disarmament.

Edmund S. Finegold, of the Economic Bureau's Arms Transfer Division, attended the symposium on "Value and Knowledge Requirements for Peace" at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, held in Philadelphia the last week of December.

FSO Thelma Thurtell, formerly assigned to the Office of the Executive Director of ACDA, is now with the Office of the Executive Director of the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, State.

Captain Samuel Ellis, USN, completed a tour of duty in the Weapons Evaluation and Control Bureau and has retired from the Navy.

FSS Virginia Hollis finished her assignment with the General. Advisory Committee Staff and resigned from the Foreign Service to continue her studies.

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RETIRES-James F. Leonard, right, Acting Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, presents a citation to Foreign Affairs Officer Allen W. Gullion who retired after 31 years of government service.

RECIFE-Prior to their mass shave-in, hirsute staff members here gathered for a group photo with beardless hold-out Caspar D. Green, Consul General and Hickson, State-AID General Services Officer; Mr. Green; and Melvin Grossgold, Associate Director, USAID, Brazil. Seated, from left to right, are Durwood H. Peace Corps Northeast Director. Standing, left to right, are Francis R. Campbell, Program Officer, USAID; Bruce F. Porter, Economic and Commercial Officer; V. Harwood Blocker, Political Officer; David Mein, International Development Intern, USAID; and Lee Bettis, Agricultural Economist, USAID.

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WELCOME-Ambassador Pedersen, left, and Youth Adviser Inman, right, greet Mr. and Mrs. Battle and their son, Mark, during their visit to the Department.

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PEACE CORPS STAMP DESIGNER VISITS STATE

The designer of a new U.S. postage stamp commemorating the tenth anniversary of the Peace Corps, David Battle, recently visited the Department with his family.

During their tour of the building Mr. and Mrs. Battle and their son, Mark, met with Ambassador Richard F. Pedersen, Counselor of the Department, and Jerry L. Inman, State Department

Youth Adviser.

The Battles also were honored at a reception on Capitol Hill by Repre

sentative Clarence J. Brown of Ohio and Joseph H. Blatchford, Director of ACTION.

Mr. Battle, who is Vice President and Creative Director of Graphics for the Vie Design Studio in Yellow Springs, Ohio, created the original design for the Peace Corps stamp. Issued this month, the stamp depicts the stars of the American flag turning into peace doves.

Mr. Battle is a native of Leeds, Yorkshire, England, and came to the United States in 1958. After studying art at Batley College of Art in Yorkshire, he attended the London Central School of Art, graduating with honors.

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PERSONNEL/Foreign Service

NEW APPOINTMENTS

Andrews, Edmund L., Buenos Aires
Aust, John A., Manila
Bost, Rhonda M., ARA/MGT
Brooks, Alice Lynette, S/S-EX
Browett, Richard L., Jidda
Conway, Anna M., A/OPR/PBR
Dodge, William A., Bangkok
Dougherty, Diane S., S/R
Fagan, Charles A., III, Brussels
Fitzgerald, Bernard M., Georgetown
Gray, Nancy R., Lagos
Griffin, Ann E., JOC/FSI
Griffin, James M., JOC/FSI
Hagelstein, Arthur A., Djakarta
Holton, Claire M., A/OPR/PBR
Hughes, Francis H., Djakarta
Hulings, Joseph S., III, JOC/FSI
Hutchins, Deane L., Bamako
Jackson, M. David, Jr., Monrovia

Kessler, David B., M.D., DG/MED/DD/CB
Lee, Edna Jo, JOC/FSI

Leslie, Patricia Ann, NEA/EX
Livingston, Richard P., JOC/FSI
Mendez, Raul A., Montevideo
Micker, Patricia Rose, A/SY/EX
Moeller, Donald F., Santiago
Muir, J. Dapray, L/E
Rachal, Raylinda, NEA/EX
Sten, Charles R., JOC/FSI
Tefft, John F., JOC/FSI
Twyman, Margaret G., CU/ACS
Ulanow, Robin M., NEA/EX
Van Twisk, Tony M., Monrovia
Ward, David H., ARA/SR/PAN
Wilson, David R., M/FSI/LT

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Christenson, Philip L., Vientiane to
M/FSI/AOT

Christmas, Lawrence E., M/FSI/AOT to
Hong Kong

Claxton, Gerald L., NEA to Tel Aviv
Cook, Harry B., Bucharest to EUR
Corbett, Larry, Brussels to Rio de Janeiro
Coviello, Joseph Louis, Kingston_to ARA
Cummins, Patrick S., Athens to NEA
Cutter, Curtis C., Madrid to Seville
Daghir, Gladys S., Rome to Lagos
Daura, Martha R., Stockholm to EUR
Delph, Norma J., Athens to Dakar
Depue, John W., Pretoria to AF
Doherty, Margaret P., Djakarta to
NEA/GRK

Dolezal, Edward J., Kinshasa to Bangkok
Donovan, Michael W., Tunis to
M/FSİ/AOT

Dugan, Gordon J., Guadalajara to Milan
Ellam, Katharine T., IO/EX to

10/UNP/SPA

Elmquest, Karen J., Istanbul to Athens
Epstein, George H., Canberra to Djakarta
Evans, Betty Sue, Tunis to Brussels
Evans, John M., JOC/FSI to Tehran
Faith, Francis C., A/OC to Vientiane
Fest, M. Judith, Dakar to Belgrade
Finch, Charles C., Saigon to Manila
Fowler, Alta, Brussels to Sydney
Freshman, C. Arnold, PM/DOD to London
Frietze, William C., Managua to ARA
Gibble, Isabel, Vienna to EUR
Gilmartin, Winifred A., Belgrade to
Wellington

Glenn, James Hogan, JOC/FSI to Mexico,
D.F.

Graham, John R., M/FSI/LT to La Paz
Grewe, Shirley Ann, Lisbon to EUR/RPM
Gross, Louis F., Lisbon to Manila
Haight, Hugh G., Dacca to NEA
Hale, Allen M., AID (Overseas) to San
Salvador

Halff, Albert Lee, Nassau to 10/UNP/DAA
Hall, Nancy J., Mexico City, D.F. to
ARA/MGT

Hargrove, Gale, Bonn to Brussels
Herbert, James G., A/OC to Accra
Hetzler, Judy M., Vienna to EUR
Hooper, Robert W., Accra to A/OC/OP
Hrabec, Michael W., Bujumbura to
Saigon

Hunger, Jeanne E., Rome to EUR

Hutchison, James P., Asuncion to ARA
Jackson, Antoinette C., Lagos to Saigon
Johnson, Lillian J., Bogota to Kaduna
Johnson, Ralph R., Georgetown to
ARA/LA

Joyce, David C., A/OC to Frankfurt
Junk, C. Patricia, BF/FMS to Valletta
Keiter, Samuel C., AF/S to Gaberones
Kelly, John H., Songkhla to DFR/RSG/SA
Kelly, William C., Jr., JOC/FSI to

Port-au-Prince

Kemp, Katherine Lee, M/FSI/LT to
Yaounde

Kenney, John H., IO/EX to Paris
Keriazes, Maria, Rangoon to EA
Klein, Jacques P., JOC/FSI to Bremen
Koehnke, James F., Monrovia to AF
Korcak, Jerome M., M/FSI/LT to Vienna
Kropp, Margaret H., Beirut to NEA
Kuhr, Bonnie Mae, Saigon to Bonn
Kwiatkowski, Richard C., Tokyo to
Warsaw

Lake, Kenneth A., Helsinki to Saigon

Larson, Glenn A., Mogadiscio to AF
Lautz, Donald C., Naples to Mexico, D.F.
Le Gallo, Andre J., AF to Rabat
Leader, James E., Colombo to M/FSI/AOT
Lema, C. Rita, PER/CA/SAS to Caracas
Lichtblau, George E., OEO to Seoul
Linville, Maria D., Lagos to Mexico, D.F.
Lipiec, Sharon Ann, Gaberones_to Lagos
Lovett, Frances M., Canberra to Dacca
MacLeod, David A., Manila to A/OC
Macias, Pedro A., Santo Domingo to ARA
Manning, Charles N., Hamilton to EUR
Marks, G. Rosalind, The Hague to Buenos
Aires

Martin, John Linden, M/FSI/WC to S/S-O
Matthews, Gloria Jean, Addis Ababa to

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DG/MED/DD

McMullin, Mary E., Kinshasa to Rome McSwain, Robert J., JOC/FSI to Panama City

Megerian, Lillian, Amman to Saigon

Meima, Ralph Chester, Jr., Dusseldorf to
M/FSI/AOT

Meloni, Mary, Sofia to Tegucigalpa
Menter, Elinor K., Tokyo to Moscow
Metras, Suzanne M., Wellington to
Abidjan

Middelberg, Marianna, Dacca to Kabul
Miller, David N., Monterrey to Dusseldorf
Millian, Kenneth Y., ARA to Buenos Aires
Montgomery, William Foster, Lagos to
O/MC

Morelli, Leonard R., Frankfurt to Bangkok
Morgan, Alice A., New Delhi to Kuala

Lumpur

Murphy, Peter K., Milan to Paris

Murray, Anne V., DG/MED to Djakarta

Napoletan, Camille A., Islamabad to

Brussels

Nathness, Sarah Louise, Naples to
Hamburg

Nelson, Jeanne Marie, Paris to S/PC
Norred, Christopher A., Office of

Emergency Preparedness to Caracas
O'Donnell, John J., Beirut to NEA
Pacheco, Federico G., ARA to Santo
Domingo

Patla, Donald R., Bamako to AF
Perkins, Anthony C., Santo Domingo to
ARA/USOAS

Petrich, Donna J., Vienna to NEA/EX
Pitts, John L., AID (Overseas) to Frankfurt
Polgar, Thomas, Buenos Aires to Saigon
Price, Eleanor C., Reykjavik to Ankara
Reiner, Herbert, Jr., AF to Canberra
Richardson, Mary E., ARA to Rome
Rimas, Algirdas J., Bremen to M/FSI/AOT
Rodgers, H. Clarke, Jr., Fort Lamy to Hong

Kong

Roebuck, Wilbert, Jr., Port-of-Spain to Recife

Rossi, Linda R., Oslo to Nicosia Rossignoli, Mary, 10 to Rio de Janeiro Ruffin, Zelma N., A/OC to New Delhi

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Jerusalem

Smith, Matthew D., Jr., ARA to
Matamoros

Smoot, Mary Cynthia, JOC/FSI_to_Naples
Sparks, Joseph C., Paris to A/OC/S
Spinney, Norman J., Abidjan to AF
Stammerman, Kenneth A., Manila to
M/FSI/AOT

Stanger, George J., Hong Kong City to EA
Steinmetz, John P., Belem to M/FSI/AOT
Stokowski, Rita T., Kingston to EUR/CHP
Stoltzfus, William A., Jr., Jidda to Kuwait
Stottman, Charlotte A., NEA to Islamabad
Sulser, Jack A., London to Frankfurt
Summers, George L., Frankfurt to A/OC/P
Taylor, Thomas W., Frankfurt to A/OC/P

Thaxton, Clinton, Lisbon to S/S-EX
Thompson, James M., New Delhi to NEA
Thornton, Gene A., Athens to Bamako
Thurman, David E., Colombo to NEA
Tipton, John B., ARA to Santiago
Tremblay, Donald R., Bangkok to Mexico,
D.F.

Vago, Richard L., San Jose to ARA
Veldt, Betty J., Kuwait City to Cairo
Venute, Donald J., Lima to ARA
Villegoureix Ritaud, Phyllis, Paris to S/R
Vitale, A. Steven, Madrid to Berlin
Voss, Marvin F., Manila to A/OC
Warnock, John A., Copenhagen to C
Welch, Mary M., Nairobi to Caracas
Welsh, Irene R., Guatemala City to
Phnom Penh

White, Merrill A., AID (Overseas) to
DG/PER

Williams, Beverly Charlene, Beirut to
Manila

Williams, George E., Bonn to Tokyo
Wrobel, Florence J., M/FSI/LT to Rome
Young, Harry Edmund, JOC/FSI to
Tegucigalpa

Zhivkovitch, Olga M., Tokyo to Genoa Zuttermeister, Franklin M., AID (Overseas) to Athens

RETIREMENTS

Dugan, John J., IG/AA
Heubeck, N. Hunt, Durban
Proctor, Franklin W., A/OPR/ASD
Roche, James Michael, IG/AA

RESIGNATIONS

Amolsch, Arthur L., II, ARA/PAF
Balman, Marilyn J., London
Barrows, Roger L., EA
Chesky, Edward J., Jr., IO/CMD
Corey, James Brian, S/S-O
Duke, Rebecca Jo, Islamabad
Farrell, Janice M., Abidjan
Fuller, Donald L., New Delhi
Goulet, Carole M., Accra
Gregory, Charlotte Ann, BF/FS
Gruber, Janet K., Brussels
Hollis, Virginia A., ACDA
Isaacs, John D., AID (Overseas)
Jaworski, Christine Marie, Dakar
Lalande, Emily A., Rabat
Luc, Mary Ann, Brasilia
Peck, Doris, Brussels
Scull, David L., LWOP
Zimin, Annette G., Rome

PERSONNEL/Civil Service

PROMOTIONS

GS-16

Kwiatek, Fabian A., L/C.

GS-15

Aaron, David L., ACDA; Bernstein, Alvin E., A/OPR/ST; Lizotte, Normand G., A/ALS/MD.

GS-14

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Berman, Beatrice, SCA/SCS; Blohm, Walter Buckman, SCA/PPT; Bowen, Dorothy Alean, ACDA; Broaddus, Carolyn E., EA/VN; Collins, Betty N., A/OPR/ASD; Cousins, Maria Marlene, PM/PA; Hall, Natalie R., A/OPR/PBR; Horsey, Sarah R., SCA/PPT; Jones, Dora Lee, DG/MED/ DD; McCabe, Dorothy N., SCA/PPT; Nelson, Pamela PM; Shepherd, Montague J., A/OPR/ST; Simpson, Mary D., A/OPR/

ADP; Throckmorton, Cheryl A., DG/MED/ FD.

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Eidsness, Jan Christina, PER/CA/SAS; Flynn, Mary Anne, L/M/SCA; Gunn, Joyce SCA/PPT; Markette, Hugh F., A/OPR/ST; Snidle, Anna Marie, M/FSI; Vaughn, Bobbie June, A/OPR/ST.

GS-5

Battle, Christine, A/SY/EX; Benner, Susan_D.,_A/SY/I; Faragalli, Rita M., SCA/PPT; Flynn, Maureen F., A/OPR/ADP Freeman, Yvonne W., SCA/PPT; Henry, Dorothy A., SCA/PPT; Ifill, Donna G., E/ OT/GCP; Nemcoff, Elizabeth Ann, SCA/ PT; Oocumma, Mary Elizabeth, E/ICDTRP; Proctor, Inez E., A/OPR/ADP; Snellings, Mary M., A/OPR/LS; Tyler, Carrie E., A/OPR/PBR; Tyson, Mary Ann, E/ ITP/EWT; Vaughn, Judy, E/OFP/FFD; Vaughn, Marion F., SCA/PPT; Vick, M. Christine, S/PC.

GS-4

Brown, Mabel E., SCA/PPT; Burke, Patricia C., DG/PMS/PE; Henderson, Michael, A/OC/P; Jenkins, Anthony C., SCI; Nydell, Tui Ann, A/OPR/VS; Phoenix, Gloria T., DG/MED/EX; Quinn, Michael A., A/OPR/PBR; Shea, Marie T., DG/PMS/ PPM; Simms, Antonia, SCA/PPT; Smith, Rosemarie T. P., A/FBO/BDC.

Ashworth, Laura C., SCA/PPT; Bolton, Charlotte A., SCA/PPT; Donahue, Lucille A., SCA/PPT; Thompson, Mable Odette, SCA/PPT.

NEW APPOINTMENTS Armstrong, Agnes M., SCA/PPT Avissar, Batsheva A., M/FSI

Bigelow, Jerry Wayne, EUR/EX
Buchanan, Katherine, SCA/PPT
Cochran, Carolyn J., SCA/PPT
Cohen, Moshe, M/FSI
Erdman, Claudia J., SCA/PPT
Jones, Terry L., A/SY/EX
Laignel, J. Colene, A/SY/PrS
Lowell, William J., SCA/PPT
Makell, Sheron L., SCA/PPT
Meyer, Pamela A., SCA/PPT
Miller, Alice R., SCA/PPT
Myllyluoma, Leena I., M/FSI
Nelson, Jackie I., SCA/PPT
O'Brien, Kathleen T., SCA/PPT
Patterson, Gloria Ann, ACDA
Pollard, Barbara A., SCA/PPT
Salas, Barbara A., SCA/PPT
Shimshock, Robert John, ACDA
Skehan, Patrick D., SCA/PPT
Slutsky, Marilyn F., SCA/PPT
Smiraglia, Rosemary, ACDA
Soikkeli, Miriam E. G., SCA/PPT
Thibodeau, Catherine F., U
Traeger, Mary V., SCA/PPT
Vanhook, Melvern, SCA/PPT
Watkins, Chiquita L., ACDA
Webb, Alice G., SCA/PPT
Williams, Anita K., SCA/PPT

REASSIGNMENTS

Binder, Charlie M., A/OPR/PBR to
ARA/LA

Johnson, Barbara A., MC to H
Pesce, Phyllis E., PM to U

Rice, Vera O., A/OPR/RS to DG/EX
Rodriguez, Ana F., M/FSI to PER/CA/6-8
Short, Robert C., E to DG/PMS/PS

RETIREMENTS

Black, Edward, A/OPR/GS

Dunbar, E. Helen, AF

Taylor, John P., A/OPR/ST

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RESIGNATIONS

Ayers, Lynell Martin, A/SY
Brown, Thelma L., ACDA
Campbell, Sheryl A., MED/EX
Cartee, Wanda Louise, ACDA
Cottrell, Minor B., SCA/PPT
Cruz, Mable A., LWOP

Dandy, Connie Jean, REC/EMP
Dement, Rubye G., BF/FS/AB
Gizzarelli, Paula M., CU/CP
Jones, Leona V., LWOP
Kelly, Bernard F., Jr., SCA/PPT
Massey, Eugene A., Jr., L/E
Miller, Elizabeth H., LWOP

Roach, Barbara J., SCA/PPT

Spicer, Patricia K., E/CBA/BP

Webster, Catherine Michael, LWOP

FSS PROMOTIONS

The following Foreign Service Staff Corps personnel have been promoted: Class 9 to Class 8

Geneva H. Alofs, The Hague; Gretchen F. Bell, Abidjan; Bobbe Lee Birdnow, San Jose; Julee A. Brand, Tokyo; Judith Fischer, Brussels; Marilyn J. Goetz, Guatemala; Susan L. Harris, Bangkok; Judith M. Longsworth, La Paz; and Ruth S. Taylor, Lima.

Class 10 to Class 9

Bettie J. Garcia, Quito; Beverly Ellen Hatfield, Tel Aviv; and Kathleen M. Massahos, Paris (OECD).

21 Department Employees Win Merit Pay Increases

Seven Department employees were awarded high quality step increases recently. They are:

Wanda L. Hall, A/BF; Florence A. Wicker, E; Paola V. Viti, SCA/ PPT; Laurel G. Caruthers, INR; Martin Packman, INR; Richard E. Curl, INR; and Eric Willenz, INR.

During the same period, meritorious service increases were presented to the following 14 employees:

Arthur H. Abrams, Tokyo; Florence C. Tolson, ARA; William N. Wilkes, Jr., Kingston; Thomas C. Colwell, E; Warren Clark, Jr., AF; Kenneth W. Luecke, Rome; Marion J. Henderson, AF; David M. Walker, INR; Susan M. Klingaman, INR; Sandra L. Hart, INR; Nancy E. Bateman, INR; Adolph H. Eisner, INR; David A. Palmer, INR; and V. Frances McFall, Lima.

Don't live yourself into premature heart attack!

ACCRA-Ambassador to Ghana Fred Hadsel picks up a few tips from golf pro Lee Elder and wife, Rose, as C&R staffer Emmet Johnson looks on. The Elders played in exhibitions and held golf clinics in Accra, Kampala and Nairobi. Mr. Elder was en route to play in the Nigeria Open in Lagos and to participate in a South African tournament at the invitation of golfer Gary Player.

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OSAKA-KOBE--Consul Charles W. Bass is pictured with geisha friends who assisted him in the presentation of trophies to winners of the America Cup Races at the Kyoto Race Course. The Hollywood Turf Club provided the trophies.

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