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Boxes 138-171

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, grantee project proposals, lists, statistics, itineraries, articles, surveys, clippings, Circular Airgrams, and related materials concerning special programs of the Department of State. Many files pertain to the American Specialist Program and International Visitor Program and include materials associated with program policies, plans, guidelines, procedures and effectiveness. Other files concern multinational and multiregional foreign specialist and leader projects, Voluntary Visitor Program, programs for teacher development and teacher exchange, youth exchange, area and American studies abroad, and English language teaching activities abroad. The remaining files pertain to cultural programs of other government agencies, other governments, and international organizations. Arranged in ten series.

Series 1. American Specialist Program (Short-Term American Grantees-STAGs). Boxes 138-151.

Subseries 1. American Specialist (AMSPEC) Files.
Subseries 2. Short-Term American Grantee (STAG) Files.
Subseries 3. Files by Name of Grantee.
                                Alphabetical files.
                                By field of study or art.
                                By title of show.
                                By name of festival or competition.
Subseries 4. Other Files.

Series 2. Foreign Visitor Programs. Boxes 151-158.

Subseries 1. International Visitor Program (Foreign Leader).
Subseries 2. Multinational and Multiregional Foreign Specialist and Leader Projects.
Subseries 3. Exchange Visitor Program.

Series 3. Voluntary Visitor Program. Boxes 158-159.

Series 4. Teacher Program. Boxes 159-161.

Subseries 1. Teacher Development Program.
Subseries 2. Teacher Exchange Program.

Series 5. Youth, Student, and Related Programs. Boxes 161-165.

Subseries 1. Youth Exchanges: Teenager Program.
Subseries 2. Youth Exchanges: Youth Program.
Subseries 3. Youth Exchanges: Educational Travel Program.
Subseries 4. Youth Exchanges: U.S. Student Program (Undergraduate).

Series 6. Institution Affiliation Program. Box 165.

Series 7. Area Studies. Boxes 165-167.

Series 8. English Language Teaching. Box 167.

Series 9. Other Programs. Boxes 167-171.

Subseries 1. Cultural Programs of Other Government Agencies.
Subseries 2. Cultural Programs of Other Governments.
Subseries 3. Programs of International Organizations.
UNESCO.
Other Programs.

Series 10. Department of State Circular Airgrams. Box 171.

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Series 1. American Specialist Program (Short-Term American Grantees-STAGs) (Boxes 138-151)

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, grantee project proposals, lists, statistics, and other records pertaining to the State Department's American Specialist Program (Short-Term American Grantee-STAG), including materials associated with program plans, policies, guidelines, and follow-up of program's effectiveness. Some program files are arranged alphabetically by name of country or geographic area. The grantee files are arranged alphabetically by name of specialist. Included also are a few files at the end of the inventory by field of study or art, by title of show or by name of festival or competition.

The American Specialist Program was established in 1950 as a worldwide activity by the Department of State for the purpose of sending private American citizens abroad, primarily as lecturers or consultants, usually for short periods of time. Alumni of the program include Aaron Copland, Robert Frost, Wilma Rudolph, John Steinbeck, Virgil Thomson, and Mal Whitfield. The name of the program changed from the American Specialist Program to the Short-Term American Grantee (STAG) Program and back again in 1975 to its original title.

Subseries 1. American Specialist (AMSPEC) Files.

Box 138

1. American Specialists Program. Background on Division for Americans Abroad, 1952-1964, 1967, 1969.
2. Study of the Program by James A. Donovan, 1961.
3. American Specialists. Briefing and Debriefing of Procedures, 1964.
4. EDX 22-1. Policy. Plans. Guidelines.
5. AMSPEC Program. Congressional Inquiries.
6. American Specialists Branch-1964-1967. Forms.
7. Young, Derrick B. Facilitative, 1966.
8. American Specialists (Miscellaneous), 1968- .
9. American Specialists, 1974.
10. CHRON-Barbara K. Crane-Correspondence (1 of 2).
11. CHRON-Barbara K. Crane-Correspondence (2 of 2).
12. Special Projects.
13. American Specialists Review Committee, 1963-1968.
14. AMSPEC Grantee Project Proposals, 1976 (1 of 4).
15. AMSPEC Grantee Project Proposals, 1976 (2 of 4).
16. AMSPEC Grantee Project Proposals, 1976 (3 of 4).
17. AMSPEC Grantee Project Proposals, 1976 (4 of 4).
18. AMSPEC Project Proposals, 1977 (1 of 3).
19. AMSPEC Project Proposals, 1977 (2 of 3).
20. AMSPEC Project Proposals, 1977 (3 of 3).
21. Potential AMSPECs (1 of 2).
22. Potential AMSPECs (2 of 2).
23. AMSPEC Grants Denied.
24. U.S. Specialists, 1959-1962.
25. U.S. Specialists, 1962-1965.
26. U.S. Specialists, 1967.
27. U.S. Specialists-Lists, 1963-1965.
28. U.S. Specialists, 1966-1971 (1 of 3).
29. U.S. Specialists, 1966-1971 (2 of 3).
30. U.S. Specialists, 1966-1971 (3 of 3).

Box 139

1. U.S. Specialists, FY1969.
2. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists, e.g. Short-Term American Grantees (STAG).
3. EDX 22-1. Thematic Programming for 1974.
4. EDX 22-2. Reports . . . (1 of 3).
5. EDX 22-2. Reports . . . (2 of 3).
6. EDX 22-2. Reports . . . (3 of 3).
7. EDX 22-2. Reports . . . , 1961-1962 (1 of 2).
8. EDX 22-2. Reports . . . , 1961-1962 (2 of 2).
9. EDX 22-2. Reports and Statistics, 1964.
10. EDX 22-2. Reports and Statistics, 1968.
11. EDX 22-2. Reports and Statistics, 1970.
12. U.S. Specialist Grantees-Lists of Grantees, 1950-1960 (1 of 2).
13. U.S. Specialist Grantees-Lists of Grantees, 1950-1960 (2 of 2).
14. EDX 22-2. U.S. Specialists. Grantee Reports.
15. EDX 22-3. Program Effectiveness (1 of 2).
16. EDX 22-3. Program Effectiveness (2 of 2).
17. EDX 22-2. Encls. to EmbDes 635, June 3, 1960. MANILA.
18. "American Grantees Abroad . . ." Report, 1956.
19. "Report on the American Specialist Category . . . ," 1958.
20. "Report on the American Specialist Category . . . " for FY1960, 1961.
21. "Report on the American Specialist Category . . . ," FY1962, 1963, 1964.
22. "The American Specialists Program," Reports, FY1965, 1966.
23. "The American Specialists Program Annual Report," FY1967, 1968.
24. CU/AS Reports, 1965-1969.

Box 140

1. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists. Educational and Cultural Exchange, 1968.
2. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists. Success Stories.
3. Reports on U.S. Specialists Program, 1962-1965.
4. Reports on U.S. Specialists Program, 1966- .
5. Reports on U.S. Specialists Program, 1967-1969.
6. Reports on U.S. Specialists Program, 1970-1972.
7. Reports on U.S. Specialists Program, 1973-1976.
8. AMSPEC-Labor Affairs.
9. EDX 22. U.S. Labor Specialists, 1966.
10. EDX 22. U.S. Labor Specialists, 1967-1968 (1 of 2).
11. EDX 22. U.S. Labor Specialists, 1967-1968 (2 of 2).
12. Labor Exchange Program and General. FY1968 Proposal.
13. U.S. Specialists Program for Labor Exchange, FY1967-1968.
14. Labor Exchange Returnees Associations, 1968-1969, 1970.
15. Labor (Japanese) Project.
16. American Specialists.
17. AMSPEC Proposals, 1978.
18. American Specialists (1 of 2).
19. American Specialists (2 of 2).
20. CU/WE (1 of 4).
21. CU/WE (2 of 4).
22. CU/WE (3 of 4).
23. CU/WE (4 of 4).
24. American Specialists Program, 1963 [List of Specialists-Africa, Europe, Far East, Latin America, Near East].
25. CU/AF Africa-General, FY1964-1969.
26. U.S. Specialists, Africa-General, FY1968-1969.
27. AMSPECs-Austria.
28. AMSPECs-Belgium.
29. AMSPECs-Canada.
30. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists Program. China.
31. AMSPECs-Cyprus.

Box 141

1. AMSPECs-Denmark.
2. EDX 22-3. American Specialists in Far East, FY1963.
3. AMSPECs-Federal Republic of Germany.
4. AMSPECs-Finland.
5. AMSPECs-France.
6. AMSPECs-German Democratic Republic.
7. EDX 22-2. U.S. Specialists in Germany, 1950.
8. AMSPECs-Greece.
9. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists Program. Hong Kong.
10. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists Program. India, FY1967.
11. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists Program. India, 1968 (1 of 2).
12. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists Program. India, 1968 (2 of 2).
13. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists Program. India, 1969 (1 of 3).
14. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists Program. India, 1969 (2 of 3).
15. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists Program. India, 1969 (3 of 3).
16. Indian-U.S. Scholars' Meeting, FY1974.
17. AMSPECs-Italy.
18. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists. Educational and Cultural Exchange. Japan (1 of 3).
19. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists. Educational and Cultural Exchange. Japan (2 of 3).
20. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists. Educational and Cultural Exchange. Japan (3 of 3).
21. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists, Latin America.
22. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists. U.S. Scholars-Specialists on Latin America.
23. AMSPECs-Malta.
24. Mission to Mauritania. A Report by William L. Featherstone.
25. Near Eastern Journalist Project.
26. AMSPECs-Netherlands.
27. AMSPECs-Norway.
28. AMSPECs-Portugal.
29. Educational and Cultural Exchange. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists. Romania, 1969.
30. AMSPECs-Spain.
31. AMSPECs-Sweden.
32. AMSPECs-Turkey.
33. AMSPECs-United Kingdom.

Subseries 2. Short-Term American Grantee (STAG) Files.

Box 142

1. U.S. Leaders, 1974. 200 People.
2. FY1975. STAG Program.
3. American Government System. STAG Program, FY1965.
4. Germany. One-Country STAG Program, FY1975.
5. STAG Formats.
6. CU Other Offices-CU/SP STAGs.
7. STAG Program-Inquiries about Participation (1 of 2).
8. STAG Program-Inquiries about Participation (2 of 2).
9. STAG Program-Administration.
10. CU STAG Statistics.
11. CU/WE STAG Statistics.
12. STAG Guidelines.
13. WE-STAGs.
14. STAGs. CU Press Releases.
15. STAG Briefing/Debriefing Notices.
16. [STAG]-Native Americans.
17. STAGs-Minority Participation.
18. EDX 22. Turkey. 1970 STAG Program.
19. Information re Custom Clearances for Baggage-CU Policy per STAGs.
20. Short-Term American Grantees, Labor (STAG), 1969-1972.
21. STAG Program-General.
22. STAG Grants, 1973 (1 of 3).
23. STAG Grants, 1973 (2 of 3).
24. STAG Grants, 1973 (3 of 3).
25. STAG Grants, 1974 (1 of 3).
26. STAG Grants, 1974 (2 of 3).
27. STAG Grants, 1974 (3 of 3).

Subseries 3. Files by Name of Grantee.

Box 142 (cont.)

1. Abraham, Henry Julian. STAG Program, FY1975.
2. Adams, Arlin M.;
Adams, David (See Forestry-Adams, David; Leaf, Albert L.; McKillop, William. U.S. Foresters' Visit to Turkey in "By field of study or art.")
3. Addison, Adele (for Specialists, USSR).
4. Adler, Kurt.
5. Adler, Peter Herman (for Specialists).
6. Adler, Stella (for Specialists).
7. Aitken, Hugh (composer), Application for Specialist Grant MP 3/3/1965.
8. Albee, Edward.
9. Albee, Edward, Article (American Specialist Program).
10. EDX 22-2. Albee and Steinbeck. (See also files on Steinbeck.)
11. Alland, Alexander.
12. Allers, Franz (conductor) R 11/21/1956.
13. Andrew, Thomas (choreographer for Poland).
14. Antonini, Alfredo (conductor) R-9/13/1955.
15. Antoninus, Brother (poet) (Specialist).
16. Armbruster, Frank.
17. Armstrong, Anne L. STAG Program. FY 1975. UK.
18. Arner, Leonard-project for combining technical assistance with cultural exchange.
19. Aschheim, Joseph.

Box 143

1. Asheim, Lester E. STAG Program, FY1975.
2. AMSPEC-Pearl Bailey.
3. Baker, Paul (for Specialists).
4. Bakman, Thomas Patrick. Stage and Opera Director. For Korea, 1977.
5. Ball, George.
6. Barbash, Jack.
7. Barry, Paul (director).
8. Baumel, Herbert (violist) NA MAP 6/20/1962.
9. Bellow, Saul, Editor, Writer. (See also Literary Seminar-Berlin. Bellow, Vonnegut, Malamud in "By field of study or art.")
10. Berger, Jean (composer and lecturer).
11. Berger, Lawrence (choreographer).
12. Berkman, Herman.
13. Bernard, Dr. Jessie. AMSPEC Program. FY1967. Not available. 1 Country-Germany.
14. Bernstein, Leonard (conductor).
15. Bernstein, Leonard, Bicentennial Proposal.
16. Bey, La Rocque Bey (dance school director, choreographer, teacher, dancer).
17. Billington, Monroe.
18. Blau, Herbert.
19. Bloomfield, Theodore (conductor).
20. Blotner, Joseph Leo. STAG Program, FY1975.
21. Bode, Carl.
22. Bok, John, FY1977.
23. Bonney, Maurice (conductor for Specialists).
24. Boone, Charles (composer).
25. Bowman, Ned A. (drama professor for American Specialists).
26. Bradford, David.
27. Breitenbach, Edgar, FY1975.
28. Brennan, Donald G. STAG Program, FY1975.
29. Brimmer, Andrew F. STAG Program. AMSPEC. FY1976. Not available.
30. Brisco, Antonio (conductor).
31. Bronfenbrenner, Martin.
32. Brown, Beatrice (conductor), Scranton Symphony.
33. Brown, Earle (composer). Specialist.
34. Brown, Gerald (conductor).
35. Buketoff, Igor (conductor).
36. Burger, Warren E.
37. Burger, Warren E.-Cannon, Mark W.
38. Burke, James F. (cornetist).
39. Burns, Dr. James McGregor, American Specialist.
40. Burr, Raymond (for Specialists).
41. Byrd, George (conductor) R 2/18/1957.
42. Cage, John (composer for Specialists).
Cannon, Mark W. (See Burger, Warren E.-Cannon, Mark W.)
43. Carnesecca, Louis.
44. Carter, Eliott (for Specialists).
45. Castillo, Pedro. (See also American Studies. Castillo, Pedro; Guttman, Herbert; Marx, Leo; Nash, Roderick in "By field of study or art.")
46. Celentano, John (violist).
47. Chase, Gilbert (for Specialists).
48. Choset, Franklin (conductor).
49. Clark, Thomas C., Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court.
50. Clurman, Harold (director for Specialists).
51. Clusen, Ruth.
52. Cohen, Arthur (conductor-musicologist) for Specialists.
53. Copland, Aaron (composer-conductor).
54. Cornman, Robert (composer, conductor, pianist).
55. Corrigan, Robert W.
56. Cowell, Henry (composer) 1-8-1963 EUR.
57. Creston, Paul (composer).
58. Damiani, Leo (conductor).
59. Dawson, William L. (composer and conductor).
60. Dayton, Daryl (music specialist).
61. De Almeida, Antonio (conductor).
62. De Priest, James, for UAR.
63. Desimplaire, Lucienne (soprano).
64. Di Bonaventura, Mario (lecturer) for Specialists.
65. Dickey, James. (See also American Authors Series. Dickey, James L.; Guthrie, A.B.; Halpern, Daniel; Momaday, N. Scott in "By field of study or art.")
66. Diethrich, Edward B.
67. Dillard, Annie.
68. Dixon, Dean.
69. Dollar, William (choreographer).
70. Dorati, Antal (composer and conductor).
71. Douglas, Kirk (actor), American Specialist.
72. Downing, Robert (for Specialists-drama).
73. Dragon, Carmen.
74. Dubin, Fred S. STAG Program, FY1974.
75. Dubin, Fred S.
76. Dudden, Arthur P.

Box 144

1. Dudden, Arthur P. STAG Program, FY1975.
2. Dufallo, Richard (conductor).
3. Duffie, Henry C.
4. Dunham, Katherine (for Specialists).
5. Dunlop, John T. AMSPEC Program. FY1976. Not available. 1 Country-Germany.
6. Dunn, Robert M., Jr. STAG Program, FY1975.
7. Edelstein, Alex S. CU/WE. Communications.
8. Egan, Carol (for Specialists).
9. Elizondo, Sergio D.
10. Engle, Paul H., Professor of English, 1963, 1966.
11. Epstein, David (conductor).
12. Farenthold, Francis.
13. Faulkner in Brazil.
14. Faulkner in Greece.
15. Faulkner in Iceland.
16. Faulkner in Italy.
17. Faulkner in Japan.
18. Faulkner-Miscellaneous and More Information.
19. Faulkner in Peru.
20. Faulkner in Philippines.
21. Faulkner in Venezuela.
22. Feist, Robert (conductor).
23. Feld, Werner J.
24. Fendler, Edvard (conductor).
25. Fiedler, Leslie.
26. Fleming, John G. STAG Program, FY1975.;
Flemming, Ronald L. (See Architecture: Participatory Architecture Project. Flemming, Ronald L; Linn, Carl in "By field of study or art.")
27. Fletcher, Dr. Grant (composer-conductor).
28. Fortner, Prof. Jack (for Specialists-Music).
29. Foster, Charles E. STAG Program, FY1975 (1 of 2).
30. Foster, Charles E. STAG Program, FY1975 (2 of 2).
31. Foster, Paul.
32. Foster, Paul. STAG Program, FY1975. Gill, Brendan not available.
33. Frank, Isiah.
34. Franklin, John Hope. AMSPEC Program. TQ. Not available 10/1976.
35. Frazier, James, Jr., Conductor (Pro Music).
36. Freeman, Paul (conductor). (See also Berlin International Summer Music Camp [Paul Freeman, Emil Raab, Don Jaeger] for Specialists in "By name of festival or competition.")
37. Freeman, S. David. STAG Program, FY1975.
38. EDX 22-2. Frost, Robert (1 of 2).
39. EDX 22-2. Frost, Robert (2 of 2).
40. Fuchs, Peter Paul (conductor).
41. Fulbright, James William. STAG Program.
42. Gaber, George (for Specialists).
43. Gardner, John.
44. Garfield, Jerome S. (pianist-lecturer).
45. Garretson, Albert H.
46. Gerber, Edward, Conductor (for Specialists).
47. Gerber, Ella, Director.
48. Gilder, Rosamond (Specialist-Theatre).
Gill, Brendan (See Foster, Paul. STAG Program, FY1975. Gill, Brendan not available.)
49. Gilpin, Robert G., Jr. STAG Program, FY1974.
50. Ginsburg, Ruth Bader.
51. Giovanni, Yolande ("Nikki"), Author, Lecturer, AF, FY1974.
52. Glazer, Nathan.
53. Glickman, Dr. Eugene (music professor).
54. Goldman, Eric.
55. Goldman, Les. STAG Program, FY1974 (1 of 2).
56. Goldman, Les. STAG Program, FY1974 (2 of 2).
57. Golos, Dr. George S. (for Specialists).
58. Gosling, John (conductor).
59. Green, Miriam Stewart, Professor of Voice at University of Kansas.

Box 145

1. Greene, Jack.
2. Greenspan, Bertram (violinist).
3. Gregory, Peter.
4. Griffith, William S.
5. Griffiths, Martha W. AMSPEC Program, FY1976.
6. Guthrie, Alfred Bertram. (See also American Authors Series. Dickey, James L.; Guthrie, A.B.; Halpern, Daniel; Momaday, N. Scott in "By field of study or art.")
7. Gutman, Herbert G. (See also American Studies. Castillo, Pedro; Guttman, Herbert; Marx, Leo; Nash, Roderick in "By field of study or art.")
8. Gutman, Herbert.
9. Gutman, Judith.
10. Gutter, Robert (conductor).
11. Hairston, Jester (choral conductor).
12. Hall, Dwight L. (trumpet-cornet soloist and clinician).
13. Halpern, Daniel. (See also American Authors Series. Dickey, James L.; Guthrie, A.B.; Halpern, Daniel; Momaday, N. Scott in "By field of study or art.")
14. Halvorsen, Karl (organist), Specialist.
15. Handlin, Oscar.
16. Handlin, Oscar.
17. Hansen, Garry B. STAG Program, FY1965.
18. Harris, Henry (professor of piano).
19. Harris, Dr. Roy (for Specialists).
20. Harrison, Ray (choreographer-director).
21. Hart, Dr. William Sebastian (conductor).
22. Hassen, Ihab.
23. Hatch, Dr. James V., Playwright (for Specialists).
24. Haugen, Einer. STAG Program, FY1975.
25. Hawthorne, Joseph (conductor).
26. Hayes, Morris D.
27. Hayes, Roland. R 12/19/1962.
28. Hazard, John N.
29. Hechinger, Fred M.
30. Heinlein, Mary Virginia. Far East Trip.
31. Henderson, Carter and Hazel.
32. Henderson, Skitch.
33. Herman, Bernard (conductor-composer).
34. Hermens, Ferdinand.
35. Hey, Dean Edgar.
36. Hirt, Charles G. (conductor of USC Chamber Singers).
37. Holden, Rickey (American folk dance troupe), New Plan.
38. Holman, Porter C. (for Specialists).
39. Jackson, Ambrose (composer).
40. Jackson, Isaiah (conductor, Youth Symphony Orchestra).
41. Jackson, W. Turrentine.
42. Johanos, Donald (conductor).
43. Johns, Prof. Constantine.
44. Jonas, Dr. Oswald (musicologist) for Specialists.
45. Jones, Myron E.
46. Kalam, Endel (conductor).
47. Kasdin, Michael (director-producer for Specialists).
48. Katims, Milton (conductor).
49. Katz, Samuel. STAG Program, FY1975.
50. Kelley, Chauncey, Music Director, Savannah Symphony Society.
51. EDX 22-2. Kelly, Gene.
52. Kelly, Gene (dancer for Specialists).
53. Kelly, Robert (composer).
54. Ketcham, Charles (conductor).
55. Kidd, Charles.
56. Kindelberger, Charles P. AMSPEC Program, FY1976.
57. King, Bruce (dancer).
58. Kizer, Carolyn A., Literature.
59. Klein, Kenneth.
60. Klein, Prof. Maxine (theatre project).
61. Kosinski, Jerzy. STAG Program, FY1975.
62. Kramish, Arnold.
63. Krause, Lawrence B. STAG Program, FY1975.
64. Krehbiel, Clayton (Specialists).
65. Krueger, Anne, 1978.
66. Kunze, Otto and Carolyn (puppeteers).
67. Kurtz, Efrem (conductor) R 9/18/1957.
68. Lacy, Bill U.
69. Lahmer, Reuel (folk singer-composer).
70. Lamphere, Phyllis, 1978.

Box 146

1. Lapp, Ralph E.
2. Lawrence, Robert (conductor).
Leaf, Albert L. (See Forestry-Adams, David; Leaf, Albert L.; McKillop, William. U.S. Foresters' Visit to Turkey in "By field of study or art.")
3. Leber, Guy. STAG Program, FY1975.
4. Lee, Everett (conductor).
5. Lees, Benjamin (composer).
6. Lert, Richard (conductor).
7. Leuchtenberg, William.
8. Levine, James (conductor).
9. Lewis, Brayton, Basso for Specialists.
10. Lewis, Thomas (conductor).
11. Liebenstein, Harvey, Political Science.
12. Lindh, Patricia H.
Linn, Carl (See Architecture: Participatory Architecture Project. Flemming, Ronald L; Linn, Carl in "By field of study or art.")
13. Lipset, Seymour Martin.
14. Lipset, Seymour M. STAG Program, FY1974.
15. Livingston, Lawrence, Jr. STAG Program, FY1975.
16. Logan, Joshua. STAG Program, FY1975.
17. Lovell, James A.
18. Lyon, Milton (drama team proposal).
19. Mailer, Norman.
Malamud, Bernard (See Literary Seminar-Berlin. Bellow, Vonnegut, Malamud in "By field of study or art.")
20. Mansfield, J. Michael.
21. Maraffi, Fritz (conductor).
22. Marcell, David W.
23. Mariano, Charles.
24. Martirano, Salvatore John (composer-Specialist).
25. Marx, Leo. (See also American Studies. Castillo, Pedro; Guttman, Herbert; Marx, Leo; Nash, Roderick in "By field of study or art.")
26. Mason, Dean T.
27. Masonson, Norman (conductor, Santa Cruz Symphony Orchestra, California).
28. Massaquoi, Hans.
29. Mathias, Robert.
30. Matthews, John (drama professor) for Specialists.
31. Maysles, Albert.
32. McCracken, Paul W. STAG Program, FY1973, 1975.
33. McDonald, John D.
34. McGhee, George. AMSPEC Program, FY1976.
McKillop, William (See Forestry-Adams, David; Leaf, Albert L.; McKillop, William. U.S. Foresters' Visit to Turkey in "By field of study or art.")
35. McNickle, D'Arcy.
36. Mencher, Melvin.
37. Mendershausen, Horst. STAG Program, FY1975.
38. Merill, Nathaniel (opera stage director).
39. Merwin, William Stanley.
40. Mester, Jorge (conductor).
41. Millar, Gregory (conductor).
42. Miller, Merle.
43. Mills, Donn Laurence (conductor).
44. Mitchell, Howard (Specialist-conductor).
45. Mitze, Clark.
46. Mollenhoff, Clark.
47. Momaday, N. Scott. (See also American Authors Series. Dickey, James L.; Guthrie, A.B.; Halpern, Daniel; Momaday, N. Scott in "By field of study or art.")
48. Moore, Jonathan. STAG Program, FY 1975. AMSPEC Program, FY 1976.
49. Morgenthau, Hans V. 1964 to Mexico.
50. Morse, Edward L. STAG Program, FY 1977. STAG Program, FY 1975.
51. Mulligan, Anne Marie.
52. Mumma, Gordon (composer).
53. Munch, Charles (conductor).
54. Munz, Mieczyslaw (piano teacher) for Specialists.
55. Murray, Albert.
56. Musgrave, Richard.
57. Naguin, Mary M.
58. Nash, Roderick. (See also American Studies. Castillo, Pedro; Guttman, Herbert; Marx, Leo; Nash, Roderick in "By field of study or art.")
59. Nicoloff, Peter (conductor).
60. North, Douglas.
61. Oates, Joyce Carol.
62. EDX 22-2. O'Gorman, Ned. O'Gorman Case.
63. Orland, Dr. Henry (composer-conductor).
64. Ormandy, Eugene (conductor).
65. Owens, Jesse.
66. Page, Willis (conductor).
67. Palange, Louis S. (conductor).

Box 147

1. Pappastavrou, George. STAG Program, FY1975.
2. Parker, David.
3. Patterson, Relford (French-speaking choir director for Malagasy Republic).
4. Pauker, John.
5. Paxman, Monroe J.
6. Paxman, Monroe J. AMSPEC, FY1976.
7. Pease, Edward and Betty (French horn and violinist).
8. Peck, Gregory (for Specialists).
9. Peress, Maurice (conductor).
10. Perlea, Ionel, Conductor (Specialist).
11. Perlman, Philip K.
12. Piantini, Carlos (violinist) for Specialists.
13. Pike, Sidney (TV).
14. Pizarro, David (organist).
15. Pone, Gundaris (conductor-composer).
16. Popkin, Dr. Henry (drama lecturer).
17. Popper, Dr. Jan, Conductor (head, music department, UCLA).
18. Porter, Karl Hampton (conductor).
19. Pottlitzer, Mrs. Joanne.
20. Powell, Mel (for Specialists).
21. Prawy, Marcel.
22. Queler, Eve (conductor).
23. Quintero, Jose (director and producer).
Raab, Emil (See Berlin International Summer Music Camp [Paul Freeman, Emil Raab, Don Jaeger] for Specialists in "By name of festival or competition.")
24. Rainer, Yvonne.
25. Ravic, Gregory (conductor).
26. Ray, Dixy Lee.
27. Read, Gardner (composer) for Mexico.
28. Reynolds, Roger Lee and Wife, Karen Hill Reynolds (composer and flutist).
29. Rice, Daisy.
30. Rich, Martin (conductor) for Specialists.
31. Richards, Stanley (playwright).
32. Ritman, William (dance producer).
33. Robb, John D. (for Specialists. n.a. 3/3/1965).
34. Robbins, Jerome.
35. Roberts, Chalmers M. STAG Program, FY1975.
36. Rosa, Dennis (director).
37. Roseman, Ronald (oboist) for Specialists.
38. Rostow, Eugene, FY1974.
39. Rostow, W.W. (Mexico, 1963).
40. Rubin, Alfred P.
41. Rubinstein, Maestro Seymour, Conductor.
42. Rudel, Julius, Conductor.
43. Samuel, Gerhard, Conductor.
44. Sarkisian, Leo (Specialists).
45. Sartorius, Richard (organ literature).
46. Scammon, Richard M.
47. Schewel, Richard, Conductor-Composer (Pro Music).
48. Schippers, Thomas (Specialist).
Schrager, Joyce (See Sochen, June. STAG Program, FY1975. Schrager, Joyce.)
49. School, David. STAG Program, 12/15/1974 - 2/1/1975.
50. Schuller, Gunther (for Specialists).
51. Schuman, Elaine B., Dance (Specialist).
52. Scott, Judith (for Specialists).
53. Serebrier, Jose (conductor).
54. Sessions, Roger (composer) for Specialists.
55. Shaber, David (for Specialists).
56. Shaw, Robert (Specialist).
57. Siegmeister, Elie (composer).
58. Silber, John.
59. Silberman, Charles E.
60. Singer, Jacques.
61. Slocum, John J., FY1976.
62. Smith, William Jay. STAG Program, FY1975.
63. Smith, William O. (for Specialists).
64. Snapp, Prof. Edwin (for Specialists).
65. Snyder, Allegre Fuller.
66. Sochen, June. STAG Program, FY1975. Schrager, Joyce.
67. Solen, Prof. Delmare.
68. Sollenberger, Howard E.
69. Sommer, Michael.
70. Somogi, Judith.
71. Sonfist, Allan.
72. Spencer, John R.
73. Spiegelman, Joel (musician, composer).
74. Spoethof, William. AMSPEC, FY1976.
75. Staton, Robert, Musician (for Specialist grant).
76. EDX 22. Stegner, Wallace, Author, 1964.
77. Stegner, Wallace Earle.
78. EDX 22-2. Steinbeck, John (1 of 2). (See also EDX 22-2. Albee and Steinbeck.)
79. EDX 22-2. Steinbeck, John (2 of 2).
80. Sternberg, Jonathan (conductor) for Specialists.
81. Stevens, Halsey, for Specialists.
82. Stewart, Potter, Associate Justice, 1966.
83. Stimmel, Burt (for Specialists).
84. Stokowski, Leopold (conductor).
85. Strauss, Melvin (conductor).
86. Strickland, William (conductor).
87. Strum, Phillipa.
88. EDX 22. Stuart, Jesse Hilton. Literature. U.S. Specialists.
89. Styron, William. CU/WE, FY1974.

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1. Sudre (choreographer) (Montevideo).
2. Sullivan, Roger (Directors and Choreographers Workshop Foundation, Inc.).
3. Sunshine, Adrian (conductor).
4. Swoboda, Henry (conductor).
5. Sydeman, William (composer) for Specialists.
6. Sykes, James Andrew (music professor) for Specialists.
7. Terry, Walter (dance critic).
8. Thomas, Michael Tilson (conductor).
9. Thompson, Clyde H., for Specialists.
10. Thompson, Leon, Conductor.
11. Trachtenberg, Alan.
12. Traube, Shepard, Theatre Director.
13. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists. Tree, Marietta. Human Rights.
14. Tucker, Sterling. STAG Program, FY1975.
15. Tudor, Anthony.
16. Tunicka, Maria, Conductor.
17. Turnbaugh, Douglas Blair-Survey on Dance Notation.
18. Turner, James S.
19. Updike, John.
20. EDX 22-2. U.S. Specialists. Updike, John. Updike File.
21. Ussachevsky, Vladimir (for Specialists).
22. VanCleave, William. STAG Program, FY1975.
23. Van Vactor, David (conductor-composer) for Specialists.
24. Viereck, Peter. Literature.
25. Vinal, Marjorie.
26. Vincent, John.
Vonnegut, Kurt (See Literary Seminar-Berlin. Bellow, Vonnegut, Malamud in "By field of study or art.")
27. Voskovec, George (actor) for Specialists.
28. Wagner, Joseph (conductor-composer-lecturer).
29. Wardian, Dr. Jeanne Foster.
30. Waren, Stanley (for Specialists).
31. EDX 22-2. Warren, Earl.
32. Warren, Chief Justice Earl. NEA/AF. FY1963.
33. EDX 22. U.S. Specialists. Washington, Walter E., Mayor, Washington D.C., 1970.
34. Wattenberg, Ben J.
35. Waxman, Franz (conductor).
36. Webster, Margaret (Specialist).
37. Weinstein, Allen.
38. Weintraub, Sidney. STAG Program, FY1975.
39. Weintraub, Sidney. STAG Program, FY1975-Canada.
40. Weintraub, Sidney. STAG Program, FY1975-WE.
41. Weisgall, Hugo (for Specialists).
42. Westin, Alan F.
43. White, Dana.
44. Whitwell, David, French Horn.
45. Wideman, John E.
46. Wilcox, Wayne. STAG Trips, 1970 and 1971.
47. Wilder, Mitchell A. STAG Program, FY1975.
48. Williams, Tennessee (drama).
49. Winks, Robin W.
50. Winston, Harold (drama specialist).
51. Wohlstetter, Albert and Roberta. STAG Program, FY1974/1975.
52. Wolff, Ernest (tenor, coach, conductor, and pianist for Specialists).
53. Wood, Gordon S. STAG Program, FY1975.
54. Woodbury, Joan (choreographer).
55. Wright, Donald B. (professor of viola).
56. Wuorinen, Charles (composer).
57. Wykell, Esther (children's theatre expert) for Specialists.
58. Yannatos, James (conductor).
59. Yarborough, William (conductor).
60. Zeller, Robert (conductor).

Box 149 Alphabetical files of the names

1. American Specialists -A.
2. American Specialists -B (1 of 3).
3. American Specialists -B (2 of 3).
4. American Specialists -B (3 of 3).
5. American Specialists -C (1 of 2).
6. American Specialists -C (2 of 2).
7. American Specialists -D (1 of 2).
8. American Specialists -D (2 of 2).
9. American Specialists -E.
10. American Specialists -F.
11. American Specialists -G (1 of 2).
12. American Specialists -G (2 of 2).
13. American Specialists -H (1 of 2).
14. American Specialists -H (2 of 2).
15. American Specialists -J.
16. American Specialists -K.
17. American Specialists -L.
18. American Specialists -M.
19. American Specialists -O.
20. American Specialists -P.
21. American Specialists -R.
22. American Specialists -S (1 of 4).
23. American Specialists -S (2 of 4).

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1. American Specialists -S (3 of 4).
2. American Specialists -S (4 of 4).
3. American Specialists -T (1 of 3).
4. American Specialists -T (2 of 3).
5. American Specialists -T (3 of 3).
6. American Specialists -U.
7. American Specialists -V.
8. American Specialists -W (1 of 5).
9. American Specialists -W (2 of 5).
10. American Specialists -W (3 of 5).
11. American Specialists -W (4 of 5).
12. American Specialists -W (5 of 5).
13. Group Specialist Projects (1 of 2).
14. Group Specialist Projects (2 of 2).

Box 150 (cont.) By field of study or art

15. American Authors Series. Dickey, James L.; Guthrie, A.B.; Halpern, Daniel; Momaday, N. Scott.
16. American Studies. Castillo, Pedro; Guttman, Herbert; Marx, Leo; Nash, Roderick.
17. Architecture: Participatory Architecture Project. Flemming, Ronald L; Linn, Carl.
18. Choreographer and Ballet Teacher, Turkish Opera and Ballet, 10/1967.
19. Choreographers, Dance Team for Mexico.
20. Choreographers for Russia.
21. Civil Rights.
22. Composers/Conductors for Soviet Union and General.
23. Conductors.
24. Conductors, Miscellaneous, 1975.
25. Conductors, Miscellaneous, 1976.
26. Conductors, Miscellaneous, 1977.
27. Conductors, Miscellaneous, 1978.
Dance for Manila (See Modern Dance Teacher for Ecuador. Also Dance for Manila.)
28. Dance Specialist.
29. Economist-London, 1978.
30. Engineering-Salt River Project, Turkey, 1978.
31. Forestry-Adams, David; Leaf, Albert L.; McKillop, William. U.S. Foresters' Visit to Turkey.
32. Literary Seminar-Berlin. Bellow, Vonnegut, Malamud.
33. Modern Dance Teacher for Ecuador. Also Dance for Manila.
34. Occupational Health Society Conference, Lisbon.
35. Piano Teachers.
36. Political Science.

Box 151

1. Scene Designers for Russia.
2. Special Studies. Music Programs for Leaders and Specialists.
3. Women's Affairs, FY1961-1968.
4. Women's Affairs, FY1963-1967.
5. Writer Group to USSR-1958. Canceled.
By title of show
6. "My Fair Lady" Director for Yugoslavia.
7. "Porgy and Bess," Istanbul Opera Production. Choreographers and Conductor for Specialists.
8. "West Side Story" Choreographer-Director for Belgrade.
By name of festival or competition
9. Berlin International Summer Music Camp (Paul Freeman, Emil Raab, Don Jaeger) for Specialists.
10. Christchurch Pan-Pacific Arts Festival-Conductor for Specialists, March 1968.
11. Enescu, George, Competition-Bucharest. Violin judge needed.
12. Ljubljana Summer Festival-Modern or Jazz Dance Teacher.
13. Zambian Independence Celebration, Oct 1964, Pageant Director for.

Subseries 4. Other Files.

Box 151 (cont.)

1. U.S. Government Specialists. Invitees of Other Governments.
2. Proposed WE Travel of USG Officials-Notifications to USIA/ICS/D.
3. American College of Cardiology, FY1972-1976 (1 of 2).
4. American College of Cardiology, FY1972-1976 (2 of 2).
5. American College of Cardiology, FY1975, 1976, 1977.
6. AMSPECs to Other Geographic Areas.
7. (AMSPEC Program) Memos to CU-C.A. Chapman.
8. USIA Policy-Volunteer Speakers.
9. ICS/DP-Bicentennial, 1-6/1976 Period.
10. International Conference of Indigenous Peoples, Sep 22-26, 1975, near Port Alberni, Vancouver Island, B.C. No CU/WE Funds. Canada. Stevens, Ernest-AMSPEC Program-FY1976.Tonasket, Mel-AMSPEC Program-FY1976.
11. 1976 Bergneustadt Conference, 6/11-13/1976. "Bicentennial of American Federalism and German Experience."
12. 1976 Eichholz Conference. 2/18-20/1976. "Bicentennial of US-German Relations" (1 of 2).
13. 1976 Eichholz Conference. 2/18-20/1976. "Bicentennial of US-German Relations" (2 of 2).
14. Eichholz Conference, 1977.
15. US-Canadian VIP Project, FY1977.
16. International Women's Year.

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