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3 Center House Bull. 1 (1973)

handle is hein.journals/pstlssqty3 and id is 1 raw text is: IV. Clement stone IF 07I(r(I y (:,,jia ii Artliur'i. Roth (:ha ile o1(0if the Itom,' I::' Joseph S. indminann T'ir'e Chail Iman P R. GI d I toxic I'rsi,-n t erelrc ov . =Center for the Study of the Presidency 1asrd F. l wa 926 Fifth Avenue. New York, New York 10021 Sheila M. I lal( 2) 29120_ Ldi. 1 o _ I10 V'OL. III No. 1 L CANUARY 1973 RICHARDSON SELECTED KEYNOTER FOR NATIONAL STUDENT SYMPOSIUM Following a imeting of tle co-chair- men at the Center. Friday, january 26, 1973, plans for the 1973 National Stu- dent Symposiom on the Presidency were firmed. This years S\mposiunm will be convened at the French Lick- Sheraton Hotel and Cotntrv Cl n French Lick, Indiana the week-end of March 30-April I. Outstanding stu- dents from 200 colleges and universi- ties will participate. Elliot L. Richardson, Secretary of Defense, was uannti msly selected as the keynoter for the Svmposium which will have as its theme, The Presidency of the 1970's. Elliot L. Richardson Secretary Richardson had keynoted the first of these symposia in 1970 while serving as Secretary of Health, Edu- cation, and Welfare. He had previous- ly served as Under Secretary of State from January 24, 1969 until being named on June 24, 1970 to lead H EW. The Senate confirmed his appointment as Secretary of Defense January 29, 1973, and he assumed that office the following day. A native of Boston, Secretary Rich- ardson is a curn laude graduate both of Il1;tmat d College and Harsard Law School. As i 23 year old lieutenant he had landed in Normandy on D-Day, Jtune 6, 19-lI For heroic service he had received the Broze Star Medal and the Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster. Under President Eisenhower he had served as Assistant Secretary and then at age 37 as Acting Secretary of HE EV. Subsequently he had served as Lieu- tenamt Governor and as Attorney Gen- eral of Nlassachusetts. In the Bay State he had attracted national attention hoth for coordinating human resources programs and for establishing the Na- tion's first State-level organized crime -C tion. In commenting on Secretary Rich- iclson's selection, Center President, R. :m-don Hoxie, observed that but few any other persons in public life have ccupied more responsible positions of xecutive leadership on both the state id national levels during the past fi tel In sears. Moreover, we are grati- fied by the constant encouragement which Secretary Richardson has given to the programs of this Center. Secre- tary Richardson's acceptance was at the time he took office necessarily condi- tioned by a review of his schedule as Defense Secretary. Another participant of cabinet rank in the Second Nixon Administration is Counsellor to the President, Mrs. Anne Armstrong, member of the Board of the Center. (See story on Mrs. Arm- strong featured in this issue of the Center House Bulletin.) As the Bulle- tin went to press she had accepted the invitation of the co-chairmen to par- ticipate, subject to a review of the schedule of her new duties. Following the keynote, Friday even- ing, March 30th, the Symposium will be organized into discussion groups and round tables (see program sched- ule). The Saturday morning March 31 round table, The Changing Presidency, Continued on page 2 French Lick-Sheraton Hotel and Country Clut t c T n unnco SU DYO O 4 0V i p3

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