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4 Presidential Stud. Q. 1 (1974)

handle is hein.journals/pstlssqty4 and id is 1 raw text is: i/ Mfamie fond m-il-enh wer Jamesv A Farle, Hommnr toChaerrn C E T E r . ( rCENTER HOUSE Clarm nu l nrl J oat-l S. 1 iiclemaiir {ice thr mon roa nhenry H. Witon Vrn Charman - - -- R. Gordon Itoxie President Andrewo. niller eer for the Study of the Presidency Secretary 'NNr) How ard F. Cerny 926 ifth Avenue, New York, New York 10021 7rrasrer - Sheila t1. Halpin ( 219-1200 Edrrr L ii A U0 M IL .~JU Ifl \IN I LR, 1974 VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO KEYNOTE BOARD ELECTS FIFTH ANNUAL NATIONAL STUDENT SYMPOSIUM THREE NEW MEMBERS The Vice President of the United States will keynote the Fifth Annual National Student Symposium on the Presidency fol- lowing a reception and dinner in his honor and that of Mrs. Gerald R. Ford on Friday evening, March 29th, commencing at 6:00 PM at the new Sheraton Inn and International Conference Center in Res- ton. Virginia. The Vice President of the United States, Hon. Gerald R. Ford, keynote speaker for the Fifth Annual National Student Symnosium. The reception for the Vice President will be precded by a White House Re- ception cumumencing at 3:00 PM that lay, tendered by David arid Julie Eisenhower for the Symposium student participants. David, the grandson of Center Honorary Co-Chairman, lamie Doud Eisenhower, and Julie, daughter of President and Mrs. Nixon, had expressed regret that they could not participate in last year's Student Symposium at French Lick, Indiana. At that time David was on active duty in the United States Navy. David has followed the Center's progress with considerable interest and wrote on October 17, 1973: ... this series of meetings and the Cen- ter's fine program will continue to be the outstanding forum which they have come to be for the discussion and study of the Presidency. I Diid and Julie were reminded of this ,ar's Symposium by a note on Dr. R. Gordon Hoxie's Christmas card to the President and Mrs. Nixon. The latter had written Dr. Hoxie to convey my interest in this unique assembly and called it to her daughter's attention. The invitation to the Vice President had been extended by the Student Co- Chairmen for the 1974 Symposium and was personally presented by Center Trus- tee, James C. Hagerty, Vice President for Corporate Relations, American Broadcast- ('r~ertufl tied 0Y1 P1ro2 I -A DavId and Julie Eisenhower to co-host White House reception for student participants. At its Fall Quarterly Meeting, the Board of Trustees of the Center for the Study of the Presidency elected the Honorable James A. Farley honorary co-chairian of the Center and Vincent dePaul Draddv a member of the Board. Dr. Luther H. Evans was elected a Board member at the winter meeting. Mr. Farley succeeds W. Clement Stone as honorary co-chairman and serves with Nirs. Nlami Drd Fkinhrrwcr. James A. Farley, honorary co-chairman, Center for the Study of the Presidency, at the recent dinner at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in observ- ance of the 500th birthday of Copernicus, with Dr. R. Gordon Hoxie, President of the Center. Universally recognized as the senior statesman of the Democratic Party, Mr. Farley has been actively associated as an officer in Democratic Party organizations for more than half a century, beginning as Chairman of the Rockland County (New York) Democratic Committee in 1919. He has been Vice President of the National Democratic Club of New York since 1930, and he served as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee from 1932 until 19-10 and was Chairman of the New York Democratic State Committee from 1930 until 1914. He directed the presidential campaigns of Franklin Delano Roosevelt in both 1932 and 1936, and his resignation as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee had been inspired by his opposition to the third term for Pres- ident Roosevelt. From the inception of the first F. D. Roosevelt Cabinet, he served as the Post- Continued on page 4 VOL. IV, No. I

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