John D Rockefeller III — Part 1

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Sa cn ai A TE ee El pila ae le gE A, Bence SEA OR ws 7 een 2, STu@ARD vote ap. Bf TO +: PR. L. Ve BOARD FROM : A, He BELIONT - - ASIA SOCIETY _INPORVATION CONCERNING Vga y ; aa 4 Reference is made to “the Décenber 2, 1958, tasue of ryt "The New York Times,” which reflects that Jonn D. Rockefeller’ IIT A (SAC contact NYO) recently formed the Asia Zoctety to foster under prailsen between the United States and Far Bast. Rockefeller is pr °° dent; Dr. Grayson L.eitirk, presicent of Columbia University, is an of the board of trustees; and Paul Sherbert, former U.S. Consul (public affairs officer in Indic, was chosen as executive director. ociety will work closely with the China Institute and Japan Soctety, reportedly are cultural and educational organizations. Kirk, forner ongultant to Department of State, was chairman of International Progran ittee of the Institute _o i IPR) in 19 mMohG others The Society's board of trustees is comps#sed of prominent individuals who have erhibited commercial and/oy’ cultural interests in j_.Asian matters. The board of trustees includes“Chester Bowles, ormer member of the board of directors of the Fund for the Republic (PPE) [pArthur HH. Dean, former member board of directors, FFR and ve FERS esociated with IPR; ‘John Exter, vice president, Federal Reserve Bank of New York , , -_ - | Ernest Gross, lawyer and advisor to United Nations secretary} general, Filliam R. ferod, a} DrestaGent, internationa eneral Electric Company, who was a trustee of , TPR fron 1937-48; Dr. Edward S. Mason, dean, Harvard Graduate School of Pup] idministration albot, executive director.of é€ American universities field gs \e member of IPR in 1949; censor cme mT MM Hevep is . a) (Pe NODTD £0 -~ Mr. Boardman a ‘O, \? Lhe — 95843 -/ ~ Mr. Belmont band - Seotion tt kler ecto -%,, Arg 1aFORY ‘ATION Mr. Buelskanp anes “a . TS OE IAN Tae om feat Ped ee Bs Rs. {

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Sa cn ai A TE ee El pila ae le gE A,

Bence SEA OR ws 7 een

2, STu@ARD vote ap. Bf

TO +: PR. L. Ve BOARD

FROM : A, He BELIONT

- -
ASIA SOCIETY

_INPORVATION CONCERNING

Vga y ; aa 4

Reference is made to “the Décenber 2, 1958, tasue of ryt
"The New York Times,” which reflects that Jonn D. Rockefeller’ IIT A
(SAC contact NYO) recently formed the Asia Zoctety to foster under
prailsen between the United States and Far Bast. Rockefeller is
pr

°°

dent; Dr. Grayson L.eitirk, presicent of Columbia University, is

an of the board of trustees; and Paul Sherbert, former U.S. Consul

(public affairs officer in Indic, was chosen as executive director.

ociety will work closely with the China Institute and Japan Soctety,

reportedly are cultural and educational organizations. Kirk, forner

ongultant to Department of State, was chairman of International Progran
ittee of the Institute _o i IPR) in 19

mMohG others
The Society's board of trustees is comps#sed of prominent
individuals who have erhibited commercial and/oy’ cultural interests in
j_.Asian matters. The board of trustees includes“Chester Bowles, ormer
member of the board of directors of the Fund for the Republic (PPE)
[pArthur HH. Dean, former member board of directors, FFR and ve FERS
esociated with IPR; ‘John Exter, vice president, Federal Reserve Bank of
New York , , -_ -

| Ernest Gross, lawyer and advisor to United Nations secretary} general,

Filliam R. ferod,
a} DrestaGent, internationa eneral Electric Company, who was a trustee of
, TPR fron 1937-48; Dr. Edward S. Mason, dean, Harvard Graduate School of
Pup] idministration

albot, executive director.of é€ American universities field gs
\e member of IPR in 1949;

censor cme mT
MM Hevep is .

a) (Pe NODTD £0
-~ Mr. Boardman a ‘O, \? Lhe — 95843 -/

~ Mr. Belmont band

- Seotion tt kler ecto -%,, Arg 1aFORY ‘ATION

Mr. Buelskanp

anes “a .
TS OE IAN Tae om

feat Ped ee Bs Rs.

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