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i er Skint tl een + BYARD Pome ten, 86 Office Med, andum ¢ UNITED S1.,TES GOVERNMENT eee s =. CORRELL REET prea earn oe suteages eats | ra a (, ™ = Mr. Tolson pate: 6-17-59 / Tolson of yRou : | . Bele 4 Cc, dD, DeLoachthy - \ mentee ry) | GAB R= Mercr: JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER Ml } / Tenn MEETING WITH THE DIRECTOR W.G. Sullivan 10:00 A. M., THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 . Tele, Room — Gandy SYNOPSIS: arrached Director has agreed to meet with John D-Rockefeller IT at 10:00 A. M., June 18, 1959. Ih a letter (being held in Director's Office) Rockefeller indicated he desired to discuss with the Director the future of the Rockefeller Public Service Awards indicating that the prime objective of the awards had been substantially fulfilled by the recently enacted bill providing training for key Federal civilian employees (Government ‘Employees Training Act, Public Law 85-507, enacted 7-7-58). Rockefeller was born 3-21-06 in New York City, is married, has homes in New York City and Tarrytown, New York, has been acquainted with the Director since 1938 and since then there has been limited but cordial correspondence. Has been an SAC - -—s- contact since January, 1955. In 1986 he formed the Asia Society to foster understanding _~.. between the U. S. and the Far Rast. A number of individuals on the Society's board of Ae: trustees were members of the Institute of Pacific Relations and allegedly had Communist Party affiliations, The Director noted concerning this, "It certairyhas some question- able characters in it. Jt shows how a‘joiner' like Rockefeller can be used. H." There is ! . no information concerning Rockefeller's association with the questionable members. , L 4 Mee oS - Bey Rockefeller Public Service Awards were established in 1952. The progfam i 52, administered by the Woodro Wilsor ic_and Internation fairs, Princeto: 7 University; is designed to give special recognition to outstanding public servants and to establish incentives for them. Program provides grants for stud from six to twelve months atno financial sacrifice by the recipients at institutions of their own choice, The program is open to Federal career employees with outstanding backgrounds who evidence . [2 Sincere interest in public service as a career, No limitations as to sex, creed color or national origin. Candidates must have at least fi ears of Federal service and - norinally range between 35 and 50 years of age. The Bureau has followed policy of abstaining from articipating in n program because of derogatory inf ormation pertaining fo ( | ) sone members. of the Committee on Selection which recommends candidates, (See page 5 et eee * oe Coe . {5 of details. uly ° { ar) aca i Ts, 1 - Mr. Holloman’ apy OSUhE ‘ Pontinted next a JUL 7 1959 1- Mr. De eh (fe “ a pra lye 1 - Mr. Mohr "oe ee VET ee 1 - Tour Room ww » 2 1- Mr. M. A. Jones b| ia ft GZ JUL 14 1950 jee