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�GENERAL INFORMATION
Registration
12:00 M.
Wednesday, August 19 , I 0:00 A.M.
Lobby, Memorial Union
Ro:>rns
Comfortable twin-bed rooms are available in one of the University dormitories at $2.00 per person p er night. A few single dormitory rooms are
available at $2.50 pe r night. The Memorial Union, on campus, will have
some single, double, tw in, and dormit ory rooms available. Prices range
from $2.00 for a three- p erson dormitory room to $6.50 for an air conditioned single. Pe rsons not desiring to be ho used on campus may wish
to make t heir own reservations at one of the following hotels or motels:
Sheldon-Mu nn Hotel, Ames Tourist Motel, Campus Court Motel, Colonial
rv1otel. El Rancho Motel , L incoln Lodge, Lodden Motel, New Frontier Motel,
and Sih·er Saddle Motel. While none of the above is within walking distance of cam pus, each has many air conditioned rooms or units which
can be requested.
Meals
Cafeteria-style meals will be available at· the Memorial Union on campus.
Informa tion
For further information on LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS write to: William
F . Ken kel, Depa rtment of Economics and Sociology, Iowa State University,
Ames. Iowa.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
Program Planning
Aaron L. Rutledge, Chairman
Lee Burchinal
Blaine Porter
Florence L. D. Heal
Esther E. Prevey
La Verne LaMaque
William M . Smith, Jr.
Lloyd Lovell
Alberta Wells
F. Ivan Nye
Edward Zerin
Conference Arrangements
William
Elme r W. Bock
Lee Burchinal
David Fulcomer
F'. Kenkel, Chairman
Demaris Pease
J ean Hansen
The National Council on F ami ly Relati o n s
12 I 9 U niversity Avenu e, S. E., Minneapolis 14. Mim1esota
Mrs. Ruth ) ewson. Executive S ec retary
Executive Committee
Officers
President . ... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . . . . . . . .
Henry Bowrnan
President-Elect. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ..... . .... . . . . Aaron L. Ru tledge
Secreta ry ..... . . . . . . . ..... . ... .. .... .... .... . . L. Gladys Be llin ger
Treasu rer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frederick E . Berge r
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Nona Cannon
\Vallace Fulton
William F. Kenkel
Blaine Porter
The Conference Committee expresses grateful appreciation to o ur hosts,
Iowa S:ate University and the Iowa Council on Family R elations.
�Conference Theme
Growing Individual Values Within The Family
The underlying question of the enti re conference will be how
we, as professionals, organizations, and famili es, can help
the individual grow a value system that will be increas in gly
mean ingful to him as he lives in a complicated world. This
is the central theme of the four major presentations to the
entire body, it will be carried into the small discussion
groups, and it is implemented in the papers presented at the
section meetings.
Section Themes and Chairmen
1.
College Education: "Values and the Marriage Course."
Wil liam M. Smith, Jr.
2.
Community Programs: "Community Responsibility in the
G rowth and Maintenance of Values." Esther E. Prevey.
3.
Cooperative Nursery Schools: "Co-ops, Families, and
Values." laVerne laMaque.
4.
Counseling: "Value As Operative in Marriage and Family Counseling." Blaine M. Porter.
5.
Parent Education: "Parents, Educators, and Values."
6.
Religion: "Religion in Personality Development." Edward Zerin.
7.
Research: "The Role of Research in Clarifying Values ."
F. Ivan Nye and lee Burchinal.
8.
Schools: "Schoo ls and the Growth of Values." Florence
L. D. Heal and Alberta Wells.
�WEDN SDAY, AU UST 19, 1959
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uTe c hing 'hil d Dcvelopm nt by R 1 ing to Student•.s Curr n Prob1 m .. .,. Ch Tl n D· rr Palmer. Univ r ity · f Ca lif.ornia.
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Orient t.ion of Oth r Parent Education -o eme n ts ·• E~eanore
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B. Luckey. St te LTniv t~Hy o.f low.-:.
~"The Dilemm of Va lue in h Progr m of: th.e Ch-ild Study - asociation
of . mcric ;•
. D . BuehmueUer. Ex cutive D irector.
Memorial Union
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terday:
C~rroup Le2.der
Univ rsity.
CoUege, Col-umbia
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Group Lead rsr:
1.. David E en , C ou
~ing Servi ~ an Anto io., T e xas.
2. Floyd I. Ma·r tin on11 Custavu . dolphus
allege .
. Gertrud Gass ~ M rri li-P a lmer S h ool.
4 . ]\~ ,u-k lapant 'T each. rs Co Uec-c, Colu m b io
n iversity
5. Oam:ari Pe.a se. low
a ~ Uni\' rsity.
. Eliza e
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8 . Earl S U nger, Unh.-~. r ity o. - rnc. ha.
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1 . Ricba rd N. Hey . M rriage Coun c11 of Philad 1 hia ..
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�RESEARCH RELATING TO CHILDREN
"Family Life of Selected Rural and Urban Schizophenics," joy M . Guery,
University of Kentucky.
"The Emerging Role of the Baby-Sitter,'' joseph B. Perry, Washington
Sta te University.
"Identification and the Development of Autonomy Among Foster Children," Howard Stanton, Bryn Mawr College.
Discussant: Bruce G a rdner, Iowa State University.
College Section
Presiding : William M. Smith, Jr. Pennsylvania State University.
"The Many Faces of Money," Edith G. Neisser, Association For Family
Living, Chicago.
Discussant : Paul H. Landis, State College of Washington.
Religion Section
Presiding: Edward Zerin, Tem ple B'nai jeshurun, Des Moines, Iowa.
RELIGION AS IT IS RELATED TO A PERSON'S PSYCHIATRIC
PROBLEMS
A case study will be analyzed by the following consultants:
Robert P. Jacobs. Hillel Foundation, Washington University.
Dea n Johnson, Menninger Foundation.
Charles Hillenbrand. Psychiatrist, Michigan City, Indiana.
Cooperative Nursery Section
Presiding: Melba Crum,
Community Values and the Co-op,"
General Discussion.
3:30-5:00 p.m. Special Session. Great Hall, Memorial Union.
(Sponsored by Community Prog rams Section of NCFR and Iowa Institute
of G e rontology. )
Presiding: H. Lee jacobs, Iowa Institute of Gerontology.
"Growing Values In Childhood and Old Age,"' Muriel W. Brown, Children's Bureau, Washington, D. C.
Discussants:
Ralph H. Ojemann, Iowa Child Welfare R esearch Station.
H arold Saunders, State University of Iowa.
Eleanore B. Luckey, State University of Iowa,
6:00 p.m . Outdoor Family Style Dinner.
8:00-9:30 p.m. General Session. Great Hall, Memorial Union.
Conference Reporter: Paul Vahanian, Teachers College, Columbia
University.
Business Session: President Bowman, Presiding.
"Learning Norms Through Great Literature," Russell Kirk, Editor of
Modern Age.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1959
8 :30-1 0:00 a.m. Section Meetings. Memorial Union.
College Section
Presiding: Lawrence S. Bee, University of Kansas.
VALUES AND THE MARRIAGE COURSE: EVALUATION
"Influence of a Functional Marriage Course on Scores on a Marital
Prediction Test," Panos D. Bardis, Albion College.
"Measuring Success in Marriage an d Family Education," Richard K.
Kerckhoff, Merrill-Palmer School.
�Religion Section
Presiding:
THE ROLE OF ANXIETY AND ITS RELATION
TO MO RA L AND SPIRITUAL VALUES
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Cutholic-Michllcl O ' Brion , Loyola University, Chicago.
Protesta nt-David !::de ns, Co unseling Se rvice, San Antonio.
j ewish-Jerome K. Folkman, T emple Israel, Columbus, Ohio.
School Section
Presiding; Dona ld E. Gray, Clara Elizabeth Fund.
"Values in A Group of Lower Socio-economic Students," Florence L. D.
Heal. Moorstown New J ersey High School.
"Discussion 6 6," Donald E. Gray.
P arent Education Section
Presiding : Lloyd Lovell, S ta te University of Iowa.
PRACTICAL IMPLICAT IONS OF RECENT RESEARCH
ON THE OUTCOMES OF PARENT EDUCAT ION
"Implications of Rec e n t Resea rch for Parent Education Programs,"
Donald Bricla nd, Elizabeth McCormack Fund.
' 'Men tal Health Implications of a Preventive P sychiatry Program,"
Rolf Muuss, StAte University of Iowa .
"Implications of R esea r c h in Pre-marital Sexual Experience for P arent
Education," Lester A. Kirkendall, Oregon State College.
DISCUSSION GROUPS
(Groups I throu gh 20 meet same place as yesterday)
I :30-3 :00 p.m. Section Meetin gs. Memoria l Union.
Counseling Section
Pre siding : \Va lter Stokes, Marriage Counselor, W ash ington, D. C.
"Value R eorientation Through Counseling," F loyd M. Anderson, Brigha m Young University.
Gene ra I D iscussion.
School Section
Presidin g: Richard Kerckhoff, Merrill-Palmer School.
"The Counselor a nd The Teacher Look at Values in the Schools." A
Generd Discu ssion.
Re source People:
Ger trude Gass, Psych ologist, Detroit.
john Hudson, Merrill-Palmer School
Research Section
Presiding: Lee Burchinal, Iowa State University.
RESEARC H RELAT ING TO VARIOUS AREAS OF F AM!LY LIFE
"A Comp:nison of Universit y Stud ents Registered in Marriage and Family Cia~~.,~ \\'li t h Students Not Registered in Such Classes," Kenneth
L. Cannon. Brigham Young University.
" l nte•·pcrscna l Relations in T;a ditional a nd Emergent Families Among
Midwt-st Me nnonites," Howard Kauffman, Goshen College.
"Parent·Child Reb ti onshirs, D ating Ma turation of Childre n and Reli giou snes~ in Catholic, Protest:'lnt and J ewish Families," judson L. Landis. L!ni,·e rsity of Californi a .
Discuss?.nt · Carol L. Stone, Washington State University .
�~C ~oopill!ra'ti:•e Nurae17
Sectio:n
(Meets .i oindy w.i th Researeh S~ecti~on this. p·eri.o~d)
3 :3 o.. s~ :00 :p .·m . Section
M~eeting~• ~ Memorial Union.
Reasea.rch Section
(Ti, · fol" ·t his s.ession do,n.ated 'by Co~o:pe:r.ative Nur, ery S ection)
me
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Presiding: Marvin Tav~es, University o.f Minnes·o ta.
RESEARCH RELATIN~G TO E.MPLOY!\:1EN'T OF WIVES AND M~OTHE'RS
'7'1\e :R~o~es of the Ma.·r ried \Voman in Science----Scientist .a nd :H ousewifeT ••
Annahelle Bende·r Motz, 'U niversity of Maryland.
·~E.nrplo.ym~ent Sta.t·u s of .M others and Some A spec't s of Mental U1ness~~~.u
La~""renc~e Sharp, w · shin gton State Unh?ersity .,
a
t;~Relation of Maternal Employment to Cbildren·s Anxiety, Paren·t al
Re·sponsibility, and P .•A.c.RJ . Scores.··• L[oyd LoveU, State Uni"·er. ity
s
o 'E f,o '\¥a~ and Lee Burchi.nal; lol-'la State 'U niversity..
hEff,e·C?ts of Mo,t her Employment on Chad+ s R~o~le in Peer ~Group/" Lo: s
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Hof.t ma:n , Un·i versi't y ~o ·f Mt~cbigan.
Religion Section
THE MEANING OF RE~U~GION T~O HEALTHY PEOPLE
'D 'i sc:ussants:
~Cathomic Jo'ltn L. Thomas, Institute of Social Order, St. Loui,s~ .
Pro't , s'tant ~ Ca:rroU J~ 'W rig:bt* Counse]i'ng Center,. Los An~geles~
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Jewis'lb - Ro,'b ert L .. Ka·tz., H ·e br·e w Union CoUege, Cincinnati~
Parent Education Section
P.l'1esi~diug· ; Lloyd Loven~ Sbtte University of Iowa ..
~Tbe Values Tb, .t
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Fathers Ho:.d As Parents./
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William Genn.e, N.ati~onal
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Presiding; Es.th~er E. Pre'lreym Kansas City :Public S·choole ..
COMMUN[TY PROGRAMS T. AT HELP : :ROMOTE
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MAINTAIN V ALLlES
A'ND~
'R~s~ource Per$o~ns
fo:r ln.f ormai Di:s~cussion:
WiUiarn L ~ca rroU, Clara Eliza beth Fund~ .F lint, Michi~ga.:n ..
George C. Chamis ~~ Mott Foundation•
.E. Z. :D ager, Purdu·e Universit:y.
George .A. ~ .D o·u g]as, West ~CaroH:na CoUege.,
James G ]adden ~ Uni,?er$ity of Ken tuclcy ~ ·
Donald: E. Gray. Clara Elizabeth Fund~
~G ~ertrude E . .
Hendricksi Pub~i c Schor ls, Yo~ungstown,, O'hi~o..
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Fr~e ,dJ,a S . Ke: m. Association For .Family Living~ Chicag~o.
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:R uss Mahan, Clara Elizabet:h F 1.tn~d.
1 :3!101p .m. General Sessi1 Great Hall.[ M~emorial Un,i on.
on.
Pr~es.idwng : ~J\aro.n l. Ru·tle~dge~. MerriU-Paln1er S~c:: hoot
*"'Sex Ethics, S~ex Acts~ and :H uman Need~.A Dia1oguet,..
'\l' a.]ter Stokes, ftiarr i, ge Counselor .a .ndJ Psy chiatrist, Washington,, D . C •
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.Da·v id , ace, University of P · nnsylvania. Schoo] of Me~d'icine '"
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Cl~osing
Summary by Conf.er~nce Reporler : Pa·u l Vahanian. Teacber'.s
CoUege. C~olumbia University.
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Ames, Iowa
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Aaron L Rutledge
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Eye on the Family
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�INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE FAMU.Y
August 23-26, 1960
COMBINED ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS
AND THE
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF FAMILY ORG ANIZATIONS
TEACHERS C OllEGE. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. NEW YORK CITY
CONFERENCE HEADQUARTERS: ROOM 256. Thompson Hall
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
Chairman. Planning Committee; Treasurer............................................................ Aaron L. Rutledge
Liaison Officer......................................................................................................................David R. Mace
Program ...................................................................................................................... Harold T. Christensen
Sponsoring Organizations ................................................................................ Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc
International Delegates.................................................................................................. Evelyn M. Duvall
Local Arrangements .......................................................................... Mark Flapan and Paul Vahanian
Reception and Entertainment... ..................................................................................... Wallace J. Fulton
Publicity ........................................................................................ Roland E. Burdick and Ruth H. Jewson
Translation and Interpretation............................................................................................... .Jane Mayer
Professional Contacts..................................................................................................Esther Middlewood
SPONSORING ORGANIZATIONS
American Social Health Association..........................................,.............New York City, New York
Cana Conference ..............................................................................................................Chicago, Illinois
Christian Family Life Movement.. ................................................................................Chicago, Illinois
Family Life Bureau of the National Catholic Welfare Conference ................Washington, D. C.
Family Service Association of America .................................................... New York City, New York
Groves Conference on Marriage and the Family............................Chapel Hill, North Carolina
National Council on Family Relations............. ............................................... Minneapolis, Minnesota
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DONORS
Muriel W. Brown, Ruth E. Davis, Ora C. Dreher, Evelyn M. Duvall, Bert Glassber g, Sophie
Gottlieb, Katharine B. Greene, Helen M. Hussey, Marie W. Kargman, Leone Kell, Mrs. Milton
W. King, Rebecca Liswood, Jane Mayer, Mildred I. Morgan, Emily Mudd, Ernest G. Osborne,
Charlene D. Palmer, Carmen S. Peterson, Mike Pulliam, Mary Lyell Rogers. W. Carson Ryan.
Angelica Siaca, Ruth B. Turrell, William E. Wimer, American Catholic Psychological
Association, American Lutheran Church, Central Conference of American Rabbis, Committee
on Family Life of the Methodist Church, Dallas Marriage Counseling Service. Department of
Family Life of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U. S. A .. Division of
Health and Welfare of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Indiana Council on Family Relations,
Maryland Council on Family Relations, Minnesota Council on Family Life, Missouri Council
on Family Relations, Ohio Council on Family Relations, Tri-State Council on Family
Relations.
THE NATIONAL COUNCfl. ON FAMILY RELATIONS
1219 University Avenue S. E., Minneapolis 14, Minnesota
President. ............-..............................................................................................................Aaron L. Rutledge
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President-Elect ............................................................. "'........................................... Harold T. Christensen
Past President.................................................................................................................. Henry A. Bowman
Secretary .............................................................................................................................. Christine Hillman
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Membership Chairman ...................................................................................................... Gerald R. Leslie
Member-at-large ...- ................................................................................................................Nona Cannon
Member-at-large .............................................................................................................William F. Kenkel
Member-at-large .................................................................................................. Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc
Member-at-large .................................................................................................................... W allace Fulton
Executive Secretary ............................ ---············-··-·····-················································-···Ru th H. Jewson
nrE INTERNATIONAL UNION OF FAMILY ORGANIZATIONS
Le Secretaire de Ia Commission ...................................................................................... Robert Boudet
Le Secretaire General de 1 'U.I.O.F.............................................................................. .Jean Delaporte
President .............................................................................................................................. Xavier Ryckmans
GRATEFUL APPRECIATION IS EXPRESSED TO OUR HOSTS. TEACHERS C OLLEGE.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AND THE TRI-STATE COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS.
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�CONFERENCE THEME
PERSONAL MATURITY AND FAMll.Y SECURITY
THE CONFERENCE WILL FOCUS UPON PARENTS AND TEACHERS WORKING TOGETHER
FOR THE WEU-BEING OF THE CHILD AND HIS FAMILY. THE CENTRAL QUESTIONS
ARE: HOW DOES PERSONAL MATURITY AFFECT FAMILY SECURITY? HOW DOES
FAMILY SECURITY AFFECT PERSONAL MATURITY? WHAT ARE WAYS FOR ACHIEVING
BOTH IN THIS RAPIDLY CHANGING, MULTI-CULTURED, TECHNOLOGICAL WORLD?
TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1960
9:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m . .
tor foreign delegates
REGISTRATION. Thompson Hall, Room 256
1:00-6:00 p.m.
7:00-9:00 p.m.
McMillan Theater,
N. E. Corner of
1;3roadway at 116th
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9:00-9:15 p.m.
9:15-11 :00 p .m.
McMillan Theater
BUS TOUR OF NEW YORK CITY
Luncheon in Battery Park. United Nations Tour and briefing session
Sponsored by Tri-State Council on Family Relations
Inquire at Hospitality Information Desk
PLENARY SESSION
Presiding: Aaron L. Rutledge, President of the NCFR
Introductions and Brief Remarks
Ralph R. Fields, Dean of Teachers College, Columbia
The Honorable Vincent J. O'Shea, Commissioner. Department of
Commerce and Public Events, New York City
Xavier Ryckmans, President of the IUFO
Jean Delaporte, General Secretary of the IUFO
Robert Boudet, Director of the IUFO
Recognition of sponsoring groups, IUFO committees, and official
observers
Address: "Our National Search for Maturity," Katherine B. Oettinger,
Chief. Children's Bureau, U. S. Department of Health, Education.
and Welfare; Secretary of the President's National Committee for
recent White House Conference on Children a nd Youth
All Discussion Group Leaders meet for brief instructions at front of
McMillan Theater. In Charge, Gerald R. Leslie, Purdue University.
AMERfCA IN WORDS AND MUSIC
Muriel Rahn, Soprano
RECEPTION
Tom Scott, Folk Singer
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1960
8:15-10:00 a .m.
SECTION MEETINGS
L FAMILY LIFE
Presiding. Elizabeth S. Force, Associate Director of Education.
EDUCATION IN
American Social Health Association
THE SCHOOLS
"Introduction: The Toms River Story," Elizabeth S. Force
Teachers College,
Main Hall. • "The Washington, D. C. Story," Juanita S . Winn. Washington.
D. C. Public Schools
Room 117
• "Parent- Teach~r Relations and Child Development.:• ~ucien G~[~
bourge, President de !'Union Nationale des Assoctahons ~am .
ales, Chairman of the Commission of Parent-Teacher Relations m
the IUFO. France
II- FAMILY LIFE
Presiding: Dorothy Westby-Gibson, San Francisco State College .
EDUCATION IN
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I THE COMMUNTY ,
Rac1al and Mulh-Cultural Neighborhoods. Rtchard K. K
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Macy Hall.
t ead er, c ommumty Organization and Developmen t Program.
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Room 236
The Merrill-Palmer Ins titute, and Flo Gould, Child De~elopme
and Nursery School Specialist. the Merrill-Palmer Institute.
"Famt·1 Y Ed ucahon Among Working Class es. .. y lCt or. Mtche1
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THE FAMILY
Th ~Ht'>.:;~ll H,"\ll
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l-'tt){:\,h n~ : ~\1th¢t W\tllrtt' lmHorrt'k i, Cono
• ' '}\ (>hiJk't\ H h i futtdly .,'yN it• lli ~ ," F<1ther
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Conference of Chicago
John L. Thomas , S .}., St.
P'-'i:Q\' l'Y th<> H~•\' M. t-lmt l l\ D0no th. Soz.ia lrolerent der Evangel\$. ·hem, L\.ll\d~•:l k.tt'\'htl l~udtl ll:l, GMma ny
"F\.lm\ly ht"liiJI ' 1\ o:\ o M.ttdx of Per!'lonal Growth," Dr. Samuel
--;lu:H\~1', ~'-''"'"\ '-"t l~ w i::h t:d 11ra ti n, Baltimore, Maryland
N. MARRIAGE AND
~-.\,Hn-J : l\m\ V\.th_-m i\\1\, Ton ·hers Coll ego, Columbia University
FAMILY
''\.h,d$. in T'l'~l\\\lrlhtl
Ollfl11olin(1.'' David R. Mace, School of
COUNSEUNG
Me,iki n~. U nh·~t·:-:\ty \'I PonMylv ania
Main H,:t\\, .. "Edu :ltl n le-t' Ml,rt'l(lq~ o nct Pctronthood,'' Le na Levine, GynecoloT~~hers "'ell~~~.
~~~~ ('l\d .P:_:"' ('hi<ttri:lt ln Privctlt'l Practice . New York City
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• ·· s~~th.\\ Oifh•r(>n\k tt\Qn In Pt'fHit<1d ta l Education," Rev. M. O 'Leary,
,,thQ M ~.m'kt~H'l Advi!i ry Council. England and Wales
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RESE~'RCH
THE FAMILY
AND ITS
SOCIO-ECONOMIC
ENVIRONMENT
Horace M'-"Inn
Auditorium
10:30-\ 2:00 a .m.
PNsidlrt-J: Lv~ Bur"hino l. Iowa S ta to University
''Th~ E :;v\ 9Y ol Family Lilt): Cross-Cultural Determinants of
l-.k1ri t~\ Sk,\.;i\ity,'' Ho ward R. S tanton, New York School of
Social ·w C!rk
"Pers ncr\ ~Qcurity onct Fomily Stability Along the Folk-Urban
ntimntm in P\tt)t'lo Rico." Hazol DuBois Stanton, Columbia
· U n\\' er~i ty
• ''Chem g ing PCtttl~rns of Fonlily Lito as a Conseq uence of Development:; in Subur o n Rotailing," Lois Pratt, Fairleigh Dickinson
Uni\'ot·sity
DISCUSSION GROUPS
o~~n
disct.u;sion of h~:>UO$ ra i~ed in the Plenary and Sectional
Sessions
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Please go to room Cl~~ignod you at time of registration
1_:00- \:30 p.m.
1:30-3:30 p .m.
McMillan Theater
N. E. Corner of
Broadway at l\6th
LUNCH PERroD
PLENARY SESSION
Presiding: Xavier Ryckmans, President of !UFO
Burge:;s A. word Pro$-ontotion, Lee Burchinal, Iowa State University
• Address: "Spacial R~sponsibi liti es of the Family,'' Adolfo GelsiBidart. Movimianto Familiar Cristiano, Uruguay
• Address: "Cooperation Be tween Parents and Teachers,'' Karla V.
Porker. President. Na tional Congress ol Parents and Teachers.
U. S. A.
4:00-6:00 p.m. CONSULTATIONS WITH WORLD LEADERS
I. McMillan Theater.
Pre:;idi ng : Re ube n Hill, University of Minnesota
N. E. Corner of • "Special Responsibilities Assumed by Families in the Netherlands,''
Broadway at ll6th
Roinier Schi ppers, President of the Nationale Contact-Commiss ie
voor Gozinsbelangon. Ne the rla nds
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''La Soauridad Economica de Ia Familia Espanola,'' Manuel Fraga
lribarne, Presidente, Comis ion Perman ente de los Congresos
d e Ia Fa milia Espanola. Spain
(Additiona l papers and Di scu~sants to be announced)
4:00-6:00 p .m . Presidin g : Jud::mn Landis. University of California
IL Horace Ma nn • "Influence of tho Temporomontal and Emotional Ma turity of the
Auditori um
Family o n the Ed11ca tion ol Young People,'' Georges Ma uco.
Secrotaire General du Ha ul Comite Consultotif de Ia Population
et de Ia Famillo, Diroc teur du Centre Psycho-Pedagogique
Claude Bernard. France
(Additio nal papers <;~nd Discussant;> to be announced)
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J...3(o - Place to t-e Presiding : Es the r L. Midd le wood. Chie f, Education Sectio n,
announced
Michiqon Doportmonl of Mtmla l Health
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�THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1960
8:15-10:00 a.m.
SECTION MEETINGS
I. EARLY CHILD Presiding: Elba Crum, Family Life Education Consultant, Seattle
Public Schools
DEVELOPMENT
Thompson Hall. • "Personal Maturity and .rarnily . Securi~y ?s Related to Early
Room 164
Childhood Development, Kathanne Whiteside Taylor, Supervisor
Parent Education, Baltimore Schools
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• "Masculinity-Femininity Development in Children in Relation to
Psycho-Sexual Maladjustment in Adulthood," Daniel G. Brown
USAF, MSC, Psychologist, Neuropsychiatric Service, USAF
Hospital
• "Services to Children and Youth in Ceylon," Mrs. L. J. de s.
Seneviratne, Honorary General Secretary, Ceylon Council for
Child and Youth Welfare
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Presiding: Elizabeth S. Force, Associate Director of Education,
FAMILY LIFE
American Social Health Association
EDUCATION IN
THE SCHOOLS , "The Highland Park Story," Marjorie Cosgrove, Highland Park
Teachers College,
Junior College, Michigan
Main HalL • "The Catholic Point of View," Mother M. Berenice Rice, O.S.U.,
Room 117
College of New Rochelle, New York
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FAMILY LIFE
EDUCATION IN
THE COLLEGES
Macy Hall.
Room 236
Presiding: Lawrence S. Bee, University of Kansas
"Implications of ASHA's Regional Projects for Family Life Education in the Colleges and Universities," Edgar C. Cumings,
Director, Division of Education, American Social Health
Association
"Colleges Education Toward Family Maturity: Facts and Wishes,"
Frans van Mechelen, Professor of Sociology, Louvain University;
President of Flemish League of Large Families of Belgium,
Belgium
"Mass Media and College Teaching," James A. Peterson, University
of Southern California
IV. PARENT
Presiding: Orville G. Brim, Jr., Russell Sage Foundation, New
York City
EDUCATrON
Teachers College, ,. "Freedom and Discipline as a Means Toward Self-Discipline,"
Main Hall,
K. S. Bernhardt, University of Toronto
Room 403
• "The Interrelations of Casual Orientation and Personal Maturity,"
Ralph H. Ojemann, Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
• "The Family Discussion Bureau," Tonia Jauch, London, England
V. RESEARCHPresiding: Robert 0. Blood, Jr., University of Michigan
THE FAMILY "Differential Functions of Family and Neighborhood Primary Groups
AND ITS
for Social Succor," Eugene Litwak, University of Michigan
INTERPERSONAL
• "The United States Friend-Family System: First Report on a Study
ENVffiONMENT
, of 100,000 Families," Carle C. Zimmerman. Harvard University;
Horace Mann
Lucius F. Cervantes, S.J., St. Louis University.
Auditorium
"The French-Canadian Family," Philippe Garigue, University of
Montreal, Canada
10:30-12:00 a .m.
PLENARY SESSION .
McMillan Theater,
Presiding: Xavier Ryckmans, President of the IUFO
N. E. Corner of
• Address: "Economic Aspects of Family Security," Pierre de _Bie,
Broadway at 116th
Professeur a I'Universite de Louvain, President du Consil Supeneur
de Ia Famille de Belgique, Belgium
1:00-5:00 p .m.
3 hours sightseeing Boat Trip around Manhattan Island
Including special buses from Columbia University at 1:00 p.m.
Boat leaves 2:00 p.m. Bus and Boat $2.75
Reservations must be made at Hospitality Information Desk no
later than Wednesday afternoon, August 24th
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�THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1960 (Continued)
Evening
Horace Mann
Auditorium
AMERICA IN WORDS AND MUSIC- PART TWO
Dick Forscher's Square Dance Group
The Three Jaxson Sisters
The Singingaires- Gospel Singers
Edith Stephen- Modern Dancer
(time to be announced)
FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. 1960
8:15-10:00 a.m.
SECTION MEETINGS
I. EARLY CHILD
DEVELOPMENT
Presiding: Elba Crum, Family Life Education Consultant, Seattle
Public Schools
Thompson Hall, • "Temperamental Differences of Infants as Noted by Boarding
Room 164
Mothers," Dorothy F. Berezin, Consulting Psychologist, New
York City
• "Television Viewing and the Pre-School Child," Clara Appell,
Brooklyn College
• "Mothers and Teachers as Socializing Agents of the Young Child:
Their Guidance Techniques," Sarah T. Curwood. Antioch College,
Ohio
n. FAMILY LIFE
EDUCATION IN
THE COMMUNITY
Macy HalL
Room 236
Presiding: Dorothy Westby-Gibson, San Francisco State College
"Implications of Early Marriage for the Community and Family
Life Education," Oscar Eggers, Research Center on Family Development, Community Studies, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri
"Italian Samples," Pia Colini-Lombardi, Vice-President of . the
Fronte della Famiglia, Italy
m. PARENT Presiding: Eleanore B. Luckey, State University of Iowa
EDUCATION • "Maturite du Caractere et Education des Parents," Andre Isambert.
Teachers College,
President de !'Ecole des Parents et des Educateurs, France.
Main Hall,
• "Parent Education in Finland," Heikki von Hertzen, Secretary
Room 403
General of the Vaestoliitto, Finland
Discussant: Ernest Osborne, Columbia University
Presiding: Reuben HilL University of Minnesota
IV. ECONOMIC
ASPECTS OF • "Economic Problems and Family Security ~n Fran~e," Rol:md Lebe}.
FAMILY SECURITY
Directeur de !'Union Nationale des Cmsses d Allocahons FamlTeachers College,
liales, France
Main HaiL • "Problems of Family Security in West Germany," Franz Umstaetter,
Room 117
President, Deutscher Familienverband, Germany
• "Life Cycle, Career Pattern, and the Decision to Move," Gerald R.
Leslie, Purdue University
V. RESEARCH- Presiding: Joel Moss, Southern Illinois University
FAMILY ROLES • " Family Roles and Psycholog ical Maturity of Women," William A.
Horace Mann
Westley, McGill University
Auditorium • "The Development of Husband-Wife Relationships," Harold
Feldman, Cornell University
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• "The Role of a Married-in. Adopted Son (Mukoyoshi~ in th_ Pa_trilineal Family in Japan," Yuzuru Okada. Tokyo Kyo1ku Umvers1ty,
Japan
10:30-12:00 a.m.
12:15-1:45 p .m.
DISCUSSION GROUPS
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Open discussion o f 1ssues rai·sed 1·n the Plenary and Sectional
sessions
Please go to the room assig n e d you at registration
NCFR BUSINESS MEETING LUNCHEON
Me n's Faculty Club, 400 West 117th Street
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�FRIDAY. AUGUST 26, 1960 (Continued)
2:00-3:45 p.m.
I. FAMILY IJFE
EDUCATION IN
THE COllEGES
Macy Hall,
Room 236
SECTION MEETNGS
Presiding: James A. Peterson, University of Southern California
and Columbia Broadcasting System
"Are We Educating for Personal Maturity and Family Security:
Implications of Current Research and Theory,"
Panel: Lester A. Kirkendall. Oregon State College
Lawrence S. Bee, University of Kansas
W. Clark Ellzey. Stephens College
Presiding: Father Walter Imbiorski, Cana Conference of Chicago
fl. RELIGION AND
THE FAMILY • "Human Love and Religious Faith- From Dreams to Reality,"
Thompson Hall,
Father Stanislas De Lestapis, S.P., Action Populaire, France
Room 164
"Religion, Maturity, and Creative Insecurity," the Rev. William H.
Genne, Director, Department of Family Life, National Council of
Churches, New York City
.. "Does the Modern Family Produce the Individual Needed for the
Twentieth Century?" Rabbi Henry Kagan, Mount Vernon,
New York
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MARRIAGE AND
Presiding: Paul Vahanian, Teachers College, Columbia
FAMILY ,. "A Rational Approach to Premarital Counseling," Albert Ellis,
COUNSELING
Clinical Psychologist and Marriage Counselor in Private
Main Hall.
Practice, New York City
TeacherR Collelo3 • "A Client Centered Approach to Pastoral Premarital Counseling,"
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Father George Hagmaier, C .S.P.. Institute for Religious Research.
New York City
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ECONOMIC
ASPECTS OF
THE FAMILY
Teachers College,
Main Hall,
Room 117
Presiding: Reuben Hill, University of Minnesota
"Family Allowances, Family Services vs. Tax Exemptions for
Families," panel of distinguished representatives from 5 countries
with different patterns of equalizing costs of child rearing
• Panel: Pierre de Bie. President du Consil Superieur de la Famille
ae Belgique, Belgium.
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Georges Desmonttes. Directeur Adjoint de la Population
et de !'Action Sociale charge de la Famille au Ministere
de Ia Sante Publique et de la Population, France.
John Mogey, recently Lecturer in Sociology, Oxford
University, England; at present, Professor of Sociology,
Vanderbilt University.
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Arnold Saxer, Directeur de !'Office Federal des Assurances Sociales. Switzerland.
Alvin L Schorr, Family Life Specialist, Social Security
Administration, U. S. A.
V. RESEARCH- Presiding: Clark Vincent, State University of Iowa
FAMILY SECURITY • "Family Security and Personal Immaturity in a Japanes e Sample,"
AND PERSONAL
Ezra VogeL Yale University and Japa nese National Institute of
MATURITY
Mental Health
Horace Mann
"Family Type and the Child's Perception of Parental DissatisfacAuditorium
tion," Bernard Farber, University of lllnois.
,_ ~·social Integration of the Aged in the Finnish Family," Anitra
Karsten, Swedish School of Economics, Helsingfors, Finland
4:15-6:00 p .m .
McMillan Theater,
N. E. Corner of
Broadway at ll6th
PLENARY SESSION
Presiding: Harold T. Christensen, NCFR Preside nt-Elect
Address: "Conference Summary," Evelyn M. Duvall, Author and
Lec turer, Chicago
• Address: "Toward A World Perspective," David R. Mace, School of
Medicine, Univers ity of Pennsylvania
Concluding Remarks: M. Xavier Ryckmans, !UFO President
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�DISCUSSION GROUP LEADERS
Coordinator: Gerald R. Leslie, Purdue University
Enqll•h Spookinq Groups
Veon G. Smith
University of Utah
p0 11011 D. Unrdi:J
Howard R. Stanton
New York School of Social Work
Univor:Jity of Toledo
Dorothy fah:J Beck
romily Sarvlco As:-;ociation of America
Marvin B. Sussman
Western Reserve University
JM!lic Oornard
Pann:Jylvania State Univers ity
John L. Thomas
St. Louis University
W Clark Ellzey
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David B. Treat
Clara Elizabeth Fund for
Maternal Health
Stephens College
David M. fulcomer
Iowa State Univers ity
Wa llace C. Fulton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
French-English Speaking Groups
William F. Kenkel
Iowa State Univers ity
Pierre de Bie •
Consil Superieur de Ia Famille
de Belgique, Belgium
Lester A. Kirkendall
Oregon State College
Lucien Guibourge (Invited)
Union Nationale des Associations
Familiales, France
Richard H. Klemer
American Ins titute of Family Relations
M. Rouleau
Canadian Welfare Council. Canada
Mildred I. Morgan
Florida State University
J. Joel Moss
Southern Illinois University
German-English Speaking Group
Paul E. Rauschenbach, M. D.
New York City
Ethel M. Nas h
Wake Forest College
Rex A. Skidmore
University of Utah
Spanish-English Speaking Group
Russell C . Smart
University of Rhode Island
Elizabeth S . Collins
IUFO Representative to United Nations
SECTION CHAIRMEN
Counseling .............................................................................................................................. Paul Vahanian
Early Child Development. .............. ............................................................................................. Elba Crum
Economic Aspects of Family Security....... :.........................................................................Reuben Hill
Family Life Education in the Community .................................................... Dorothy Wes tby-Gibson
Family Life Education in the Colleges ................... ..................................................... Lawrence S. Bee
Family Life Education in the Schools.........................:........... ~ ............................... Elizabeth S. Force
Parent Education ......................... ..................................................................................Eleanore B. Luckey
Religion
Father Waiter lmbiorski
Research ..........................., ............................................... ................................. ···-··········-··· · Robert 0 . Blood
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Appell. Clara T. ............................................
Bardis, Panos D. ............................................
Beck. Dorothy fahs ......................................
Bee, Lawrence S . ................................ 4, 6,
Benz. Margaret G . .. ......................................
Berezin, Dorothy f .........................................
Berger. Frederick E. ........................................
Bernard, Jessie ................................................
Bernhardt, Karl S ...........................................
Blood, Robert 0 . .......................................... 4,
Boudet. Robert ............................................ 1,
Bowman. Henry ..............................................
Brim, Orville G., Jr . ........................................
Brown, Daniel G .............................................
Burchinol. Lee ................................................
Burdick, Roland E. . .......................................
Cannon, Nona ................................................
Cervantes, father Lucius F . ........................
Christensen, Harold T............................. 1,
Colini-Lombordi, Pia ....................................
Collins. Elizabeth S. ....................................
Cosgrove, Marjorie ........................................
Crum, Elba ............................................ 4, 5,
Cumings, Edgar C. ....................................
Curwood, Sarah T. . .......................................
de Bie, Pierre ........................................ 4, 6,
DeBlanc, Msgr. Irving A .............................
Deloporte, Jean ........................................ 1,
de Les tapis. Father Stanislos ....................
de S. Seneviratne, Mrs. L. J. ......................
Desmonttes, Georges ....................................
Donath, the Rev. M. Martin ........................
Duvall, Evelyn M. .................................... 1.
Eggers, Oscar ................................................
Ellis, Albert ....................................................
Ellzey, W. Clark ........................................ 6,
Farber, Bernard ............................................
Feldman, Harold ............................................
Fields, Ralph R. ..............................................
Flapan, Mark ....................................................
Force, Elizabeth S. ............................ 2, 4,
Forscher, Dick ................................................
Fulcomer, David M. ......................................
Fulton, Wallace J..................................... 1,
Garigue, Philippe ..........................................
Gelsi-Bidart, Adolfo ......................................
Genne, William ..............................................
Glas ner, Rabbi Samuel ................................
Gould, Flo ........................................................
Guibourge, Lucien .................................... 2,
Hagmaier, Father George ..........................
Hill, Reuben .................................... 3, 5, 6,
Hillman, Christine ..........................................
Imbiorski, Father Walte r .................... 3, 6,
Iribarne, Manuel Fraga ................................
Isambert, Andre ............................................
Jauch, Tonia ....................................................
]axson Sisters ................................................
Je wson, Ruth H...............................................
Kagan. Rabbi Henry ..................................
Karsten, Anitra ..............................................
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Kenkel, William F. ................................ 1 7
Kerckhoff, Richard K................................ ~: ... ' 2
Kirkendall, Lester A. ..............................
7
Klemer, Richard H ......................................... 7
Landis, Judson ........................................
3
Lebel, Roland ..........................................:::::::: 5
Leslie, Gerald R. ............................ 1, 2, S 7
Levine, Lena ...................................................: 3
Litwak, Eugene .............................................. 4
Luckey, Eleonore B. .. .............................. 5, 7
Mace, David R. .................................... 1, 3, 6
Mauco, Georges ............................................ 3
Mayer, Jane ...................................................... 1
Michel, Victor .................................................. 2
Middlewood, Esther ................................ 1, 3
Mogey, John .................................................... 6
Morgan , Mildred I. ........................................ 7
Moss, Joel J................................................... 5, 7
Nash, Ethel M. ............................................ 7
Nye, F. Ivan .................................................... 1
Oettinger, Katherine B. .............................. 2
Ojemann, Ralph H ......................................... 4
Okada, Yuzuru ................................................ 5
O'Leary, Father M......................................... 3
Osborne, Ernest ............................................ 5
O'Shea, Vincent J........................................... 2
Parker, Karla V............................................. 3
Peterson, James A ..................................... 4, 6
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Raeuschenbach, Paul E ................................. 7
Rice, Mother M. Berenice ............................ 4
Rouleau, M. ...................................................... 7
Rutledge, Aaron L. .................................... l. 2
Ryckmans, Xavier .................... 1, 2, 3, 4, 6
Saxer, Arnold ................................................ 6
Schippers, Reinier .......................................... 3
Schorr, Alvin L. ................................................ 6
Scott. Tom. ........................................................ 2
Singingaires, The .......................................... 5
Skidmore, Rex A............................................. 7
Smart, Russell C ............................................. 7
Smith. Veon G . ................................................ 7
Stanton, Hazel DuBois .................................. 3
Stanton, Howard R. ................................ 3, 7
Stephen, Edith .............................................. .. 5
Sussman, Marvin B. .. .................................. 7
Taylor, Katharine Whiteside ...................... 4
Thomas, Father John L. ............................ 3, 7
Treat, David B. .............................................. 7
Umstaetter, Franz .......................................... S
Vahanian, Paul ................................ l. 3, 6, 7
van Mechelen, Frans .................................... 4
Vincent, Clark ................................................ 6
Vogel. Ezra ...................................................... 6
von Hertzen, Heikki ...................................... 5
Wes tby-Gibson, Dorothy .................. 2, 5, 7
Westley, William A. ...................................... 5
Winn , Juanita S . .............................................. 2
Zimmerman, Carle C . .. ................................ 4
COPIES OF PLENARY SPEECHES AND SUMMARIES OF OTHER SPEECHES MAY BE
PURCHASED AT CONFERENCE HEADQUARTERS.
FOREIGN DELEGATES ARE INVITED TO INQUffiE AT HEADQUARTERS CONCERNING
POST-CONFERENCE PROFESSIONAL CONTACTS.
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GENERi~ Ii:TFORLJ.TION
REGISTR4'.TION - \/ednesday, ;~ugust 2 3, 1961, 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Orson Spencer Hall iludi torium, University of Utah
ROOi.:S - \7ri te Director of Residence Halls, Ballif Hall, University of Utah, Salt
Lake City 12, Utah.
LE;.LS - I;ay be obtained in Union Cafeteria at moderate prices.
in the Panorama Room, Union.
Luncheon also served
BOOK EXHIBIT - 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Union 277 (J.lumni Lou:pge)
TOURS - I.iay be scheduled for Saturday, .i.ugust 26. Choices:
Historic Salt Lake City and old l.iormon Trail; Bingham Canyon and the
open-9ut copper mine; Big Cotton~ood Canyon and Brighton Resort; Great
Salt Lake and Beaches; Latter-Day Saints Temple Square, including
organ recital in Tabernacle
CONFERENCE COlii.iiTTEE
Program Planning
David R. Uace, Chairman
Section Chairmen
Counseling - Clark E. Vincent
Early Child Development - Donelda Ross Clark
Family Life Educa tion in the Community - Stella H. Oaks
Family Life Educ ation in the Colleges - James ~ . Peterson
Family Life Educa tion in the Schools - J.iyrtle i~. Gillespie
Parent Education - Eleanore B. Luckey
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Reli gion - V. Clark Ellzey
Research - W
illiam i:. Kephart
Local l.rrangements
Veon G. Smith, Hulda V. Garrett, Co-Chairmen
Book Exhibit
Blaine J.i. Porter, Kenneth L. Cannon, Co-Chairmen
President- Hnrold· T. Chri s tensen
President-elect - David R. l~oe
Past-preside nt - haron L. Rutl edge
Secretary - Esther L. i.iiddlewood
Treasurer - Frederick E. Berger
Editor - F. Ivan Nya
l:embership Chairman - Gerald R. Leslie
I:ember-at-large - Donald Brieland
Iiember-at-large
The Rt. Rev. l.isgr. Irving J•• DeBlanc
ltember-at-large - liallace C. Fulton
Eember-at-large - Eleanore B. Luckey
Executive Secretary - Ruth H. Je~son
Grateful appreciation is expressed'to our hosts, the
and to our other U
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Council bn ' Family Relations
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CFR BO•.RD •• a n EXECUTIVE COi..LITTEE
i:eiJber~r bf th~ executive committek' atid ~bard -of' :directors,
both old and ne'v7, will meet I.ronday, J.ugust 21st, at
7:30 p.m.; and Tuesday, J.ugust 22nd, from 8:30 a.m. to
5 p.m., in Union Building Rooms 203 . .
Luncheon
Tue·saay will be . ~se·rved 'in the Union Panc)rama Room •
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8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Orson Spencer Hall Foyer
REGISTRi.TION
10:00 .a.m • .:·t -cf l2:00 p.m.
'Ors·on ·spencer Hall
;.udi torium
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OPI::lUNG ~PLEH.J{Y SESSION
Presiding - Harold T. Christensen," ·NCFR j res., Purdue
\ielcome - 1~ . Ray Olpin, President, .·university of Utah
Keynote l.ddress - "Difference, Tolerance, and
Cooperation," (l)ert c. Tanner, Professor of Philosophy, University of Utah
12:15 to 1:15 p.m.
Union Building Panorama Room
LUNCHEON for Discussion Group Leaders
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LUNCHEON for Section Chairmen
1:30 p.m. to · 3:00 p.m.
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. DISCUSSION GROUPS
Open discussion of keynote address
Please go to group and room assigned at registration
3:15 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.
SECTION LEETIN
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1. RESEi.RCH
Union 203,
Presiding: r!illiam
Kephart, University of Penn.
"Timing Patterns in Premarital Sexual Intim
acy: J.. n
J.tti tudinal Report on Three \/estern Societies,"
George Cnrpenter, University of \lyoming, a.nd Harold
T. Christensen, Purdue University
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"Dating and Petting Behavior as Indexes of t-iarital
Prediotion," \'I illi am R. Reevy, Texas Technological
College.
"Romantioism and Emotional l:aturity." Dwight Dean,
Denison University .
2. FiJi!LY LIFE EDUC ••TION
Ii~ THE SCHOOLS
Orson Spencer Hall .130
"Infant Trnining, Family Climate, and Personality
Development," H.N. Kerr, University of Uest Virginia
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yoming State Dept.
of Education
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l~arriages," Lee :Surchinal, · Iowa State University, and
Kenneth Cannon, Brigham Young University
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Panel Discussion. Panel members will · represent school
administrators, guidancE! . personnel, teacpers ,.. an.d
parents
�) . ? •.REiiT EDUC.SION
Orson Spencer Hall 131
Presiding: Eleanore B. Luckey, University of Connecticut
"Understanding Our Differences as They are Reflected in
our Child Rearing Practices", a panel discussion : ~Iayne
J. J.nderson, University of I.Iinnesota; Robert P. Jacobs,
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation, St. Louis, Lissouri;
others
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Presiding:
rial ter R. Stokes, t:.D., \:'ashington, D. C•
"Extra l~a.ri tal J.ffairs and Their Relation to Eari tal
Stability and Instability," Eaurice Karpf, Beverly Hills ,
California
"The Treatment of Impotence and Frigidity in Relati on to
Infertility," James 1•• Peterson, Univ. of Southern Calif.
Discussants: Laurence s. Bee, Univ. of Kansas; Gerald R.
Leslie,· Purdue Univ.; Paul Va.hanian, Teachers College
5. E.'.RLY CHILD DEVELOPi..ENT
Union 304
Presiding: Donelda Ross Clark, .Triangle Nursery School,
.·. rbor, i-iichigan
J.nn
"Head Banging in Early Childhood," Vladimir deLissovoy,
Pennsylvania State University
"The Personal Relationship Between Parents of Pre-School
Children," Herold Feldman, Cornell University
"A Study of Factors in the Child's Early Home or Nursery
School Experience J.ssociated with His i.pparent. SelfEsteem," Elizabeth Eanwell and Laura Preston, Syracuse
University
7:)0 p.m. to 9:00p.m.
Orson Spencer Hall
;.udi torium
THE USE J.HD i.ii SUSB OF FILLS IN F..l. IL'! LIFE EDUC...TION, an
~ddress and Demonstration, Curtis E. ~very, Director,
E. c. Bronn Trust, Portland, Oregon
9:15 p.m. to 10:15 p.m.
Union Panorama Room and
Faculty Lounge
SOCIJ.L HOUR
8:30
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l. RESEJ'.RCH
Union 203
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P~esiding:
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· Lee Burohina1, Iona State University
"The Daughter- Role Concept: Some Research Findings,"
Bell and Jack Buerkle, Temple University
R~bert
Reexami nation of the Role of the Father as an Index of
Family Integration," Judson Landis, University of Calif.
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"Time-Changes in the Larital Relationship, .. Harold
Feldman, Cornell University
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vs StE>.te Records," Lee Burchinal and \!illia.m K
enkel,
Iowa State University
�'' Thd Employed ·.rife; Some Household Variables," Gretchen.
Ehrmann, General Electric Company
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Presiding: Hyrtle .J.!. Gillespie, \lyoming State Departme~t
of Education
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2: F..i ;ILY LIFE EDUC ...TION
I U.THE ?CHOOLS
Orson Spencer Hall 130
3• COUNSELING
Orson Spencer ·Hall 132 .
4. Fl.l.. ILY LIFE EDUC; TIOU
IN THE COLLEGES
Orson Spencer Hall .l31
·5. FILli DISCUSSION
Union 304
iO:l5 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Orson Spencer Hall
J·.udi torium
1:30 p.m. to 3:00p.m • .
3:30p.m. -
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· · · Treat, Clara Elizabeth Fund for liaternal Health, Flint,
ld.ch·•
Presiding: i"!alter R. Stokes,I,i.D., rJashington, D. C.
An open-end discussion of areas of crucial husband-wif~
differences. Lanrence s. Bee, Univ. of Kansas, Gerald R.
Leslie, Purdue Univ., ·and Paul Vahanian, Teachers College
Presiding: James h. Peterson, Univ. of Southern Calif.
"Earriage Education: Group Therapy or Content Centered?"
G
·ordon Shipman, University of 'Jisconsin at l~ilwaukee
Discussion of films, Curtis E. Avery, E. C. Brorrn Trust,
Portland, Oregon
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PLEN..~Y SESSION: RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES
lloderator, ·l lallace C. Fulton, Ne" York City
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Panel: Jerome D. Folkman, Temple Israel, Columbus, OhioJ
Father John J. O'Sullivan~ St. Paul Seminary, St. Paul,
l.iinnesota; Chnrles Stewart, Iliff Seminary, Denver;
Lonell Bennion, Salt Lake City, Utah
DISCUSSION GROUPS
Open discussion of religious differences.
Please go to group and room assigned at registration.
Leave for
scenic trip over ).;t. Timpnnogoa J...lpine
Loop, folloned by an outdoor dinner and entertainment,
::estern style, at J~ spen Grove. Entertainment in "Theatre
of the Pines" provided by Brigham Young Univ. Dep-t. of
Recreation, including folk dancing, variety program,
group singing
FR!Di.Y a. 4 ugust 25,
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Presidi ngt F. Ivan Hye , Florida
~tate
University
"Interaction Bet ween Family !:embers," Ha.rvey J. Locke,
University ot Southorn California
"Impact of '. :ife' 1 Employment on "Family ·organization, •r
t/ard Bauder, Ior1a State University
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11 l~ari tal Employment and General Satisfactions, •• F. Ivan
Nye, Florida· State Uni ver&i ty
"Fa.milial Ties of Skid Row Residents," Thomas Shipley,Jr.,
and Leonard Blumberg, Temple University
"Three-Generational Influences on Teen-e.gere' Conceptions
of Family Life," Ca.rol L. Stone, \!ashington State Uni v.
2. Fi~liiLY LIFE EDUC ...TION IN Presiding: James A. ·.Peterson, Univerei ty of Southern Calif
THE COLLEGES
.. .t.ch.i eving Pre-l!ari tal Sexual Values By; Permissive or
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J~uthoritarian Teaching'?"' Richard H. Klemer, Univ. of 1~1a.
�.· • E ..J-\L'f C. liLDll vvD DI:;'. .•Ll.'lJ,J::ih '
Union 304
Pl·es iding : Donalda Ross Clo.rk, Triangle Nursery
School, ~nn ~ rbor, liiohigan
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"Relation of r atern-al- Employment to Children's
Psyoho1ogioo.l Development,'' a debate.
Gl e nn R. Hankes, I 0\7a State University and others
4. RELIGION
Oreon Spencer Hall 132
Presidingt g . Clo.rk Elizey, Stephens College
"Diffe rences Revealed at the North i.merican Conference on Church and Fn.mily" Donald Sohroeder, Direotor
Family Life fduo&tion, Detroit Council of Churches.
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FJ·~i· liLY LIFE EDUC .. TIOH I i~ TH~
COU.UNITY
Orson Spencer Hall 130
Pre aiding s Stella H. Oaks, Supervisor of ~dult Education, Provo City Schools, and J~ssist ant l iayor of
Provo
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"Southe rn California and her Senior Citizens,"
Veirling Kersey, Los ~ngeles County Recreation
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panel l ed by \!illiam T. Van Orman, Denver, Dept.
of He o.l th, Educ ~ tion, o.nd \'ielfare. Pnncl members:
Kim Kichue n, Koreaa Umo. So.lunkhe, India; Vuooko
Vo.nao.non, Finland
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Pi~RT II •
tation"
.. Provo's Experiment . in Delinquent Rehabili-
Introduc tion: Judge 1:onroe J. Paxman, Provo
Juvenile Court
Speaker: Lal.;ar Empy, Director of Experiment
Resource Persons Erd\fin Pfuhl, W
hitman College ·
PHRT III. "i.n J~roused Com
munity Upgr a des Uovies" ,
l.~rs. Smoot Brimhall, Cha irman of Governor's Committee on Children and Youth, Utah; and Provo Superintendent J. C. iioffi tt, Past Vice-President of National Con gress of Pare nts and Teachers
10:15 a.m. to l2:oop.m.
Kingsbury Hall
12:15 p.m. to la45 p.m.
Union Ballroom
PLt.:H •. RY SESSI ONa E'l'll!C.. L DI FFb:Rr.:NCBS
t ;oue rator, \.'a llaoe c. Fulton, New York City
Pane la He nry k. Bowma n, Univ. of Texas; Blaine
Porte r, Bt'ighnm Young ; \7a l t e r R. Stokes, l. .D.,
\/aohington, D.C.; Clark E. Vincent, National
Institute of l ~ nt a l He alth
LUNCHl::ON J
'd-ID 4 rWUJ,L NCr·R
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David R. ~ac e presiding
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BU~ I N1!)S l£ETi l~G
2:00p.m. to 3:}0 p.m.
DI SCU SSI ON GROUPS
Open discussion of e thical differences
Please go to group and room assigne d at registration
3t45 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.
SECTION iiL!;T.l NGS
1. :r.:ST-'J. RCH
Union 20~
Presiding:
~.'illiam J;..; ,
Kephart, University of Penn.
"The Role of Census and Vital Statistics Data in
Fanlily Research," a panel discussion: Hugh Carter,
Na tional Office of Vital Statistics ,; David Heer,
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3. RELIQIOlf
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4. F;J.;tLY LIFE EDUCi.TIOll
Il~ THE co;i.UlHTY
Orson Spencer Hall 130
5· FI!U~ DISCUSSION
Union 304
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; · Orson Spencer Hall
;.udi torium
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0. s. Bureau of the CensusJ Harold T. Christensen,
Purdue UniversityJ ~filliam 11. Kephart, Univ. of Penn.
Presiding: Eleanore B. Luckey, University of Conn.
"Hov Can Children Be Taught Tolerance and Coopera~
tion?" Ronald Uade and l~s. Joan B. Glad, Social
Jorker and Psychologist for Crippled Children's
Service, Utah State Dep~tment of Health
Panel of parents with children
Presiding: u. Clark Ellzey, Stephens College
"~nistering to the Interfaith liarriage - The
Position of the Churches," Paul H. Hansen, St. John's
Lutheran Church, Denver (~ill be at morning session)
"I~nistering to the Divorc~d," Charles \1. Sterrart,
Iliff Theological School, Denver University
"The Bible as a Tool in liarriage Counseling," Bert
Glassberg, li. D., St. Louis, J.-fissouri
Presiding: Ellvert H. Himes, Utah State University
"Communities in 1ction: Rocky llountain Project"
"The Greenbrae Project," R. DeVerl \Iilley, Univ.
of Nevada
"~ass Ledia and the Small Community - Two Experimental J.pproaches, 11 Victor A. Christopherson,
University of J.rizona
•'The Family in Transition," Clarence H. Hill, New
~exico State Dep~rtment of Education :
"The ·.:est High Project," Dee E. ilnderson, \Jest
High School, Salt Lake City .
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Uoderator, Elizabeth s. Force, 1merican Social .
Health ~ssociation
Discussion of films, Curtis E. J.very, E. G. Brown
Trus·t , Portland, Oregon
PLEU;.RY SESSION:
IDEOLOGIC"..L DIFFERENCES
l.ioderator: r/allace C. Fulton, New York City
Dialogue: "Family Patterns and Goals in the U.S.J"•
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and in the U.S.S.R.," David R. }iace, Jl merican .
i,eaociation of lia.rriage Counselors, J:a.dison, Ner~
Jersey; Eleanore B. Luckey, University of Conne.oticut
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University of Utah
Event Location
City and State
Salt Lake City, Utah
Program Chair
David Mace
Attendance
Number of people attending
300
Event Theme
Our Differences - and Our Common Ground
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ANNUAL
MEETING
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NATIONAL COUNCIL on FAMILY RELATIONS
�THE NATIONAL COUNCIL on FAMILY RELATIONS
DAVID
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
R. MACE, President
WALLACE C. Fut TON,
President-Eiut
Past P .d
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L. FRANCES JORDAN, Secretor)'
FREDERICK BERGER, Treasurer
GENERAL MEE11NG
HAROLD T. CHRISTENSEN
INFORMATION
Member-at-Large
WINSTON EHRMANN, Member-at-Large
DONALD BRIEL.AND,
JEROME D. FOLKMAN,
Member-at-Large
B. LUCKEY, Member-at-Large
F. IVAN NYE, Editor
RUTH H . JEWSON, Executive Officer
ELEANORE
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The Officers express grateful appreciation to
the University of Connecticut, the Tri-State
Council on Family Relations, and to our other
Connecticut hosts.
University of
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Counseling: JOHN W. HuosoN, Merrill-Palmer Institute
Education: GERTJI.UDE z. GASS, Merrill-Palmer Institute
Research: LEE G. BuRCHINAL, Iowa State University
SpeciLJl Emphases: J. JoEL Moss, Brigham Young
University
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When you arrive o~ the University
campus in Storrs, . come to the/ Annual Meeting
INFORMATION CENTER, l~n. South
Campus Dormitory, Crawford-3A.,There you will
be able to get your dormitory room a~
HOUSING
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"NNUAL MEETING COMMITTEE
CONNECTICUT ,...
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or camping grounds, write as early as possible to:
Dr. Eleanore Luckey, Box U-58, University of
Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut.
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Hamden, Connecttcut . t State Department of
REVEKEN"D RANDALL
RUTH C. <_:owu:.s, Connecucu
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FAY MoELLEI, UniverstlY ~ t State Department of Health
O 'NEIL ConnectJCU
WILLIAM
IN FORMA TlON CENTER will be maintained
throughout the meeting in South Campus Dormitory, Crawford 3A. The CENTER will handle all
mail and messages and will operate from 8:00
a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
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F or assistance, ca ll GArfield _ o
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f rom .8 ·00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. After 5:00 m
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call cJthcr GArfield 9-9895 or GArfield 9-:729:
REGISTRATION will be m a naged at the INFORMATION CENTER beginning at 12 . 00
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. ues ay, August 21 , 1962. Your personal Meetmg P acket will be ready for all pre-registered
delegates. Registration will be open all day
We~nesday, August 22, and on a day-session
basts Thursday and Friday.
PROGRAM
ANNUAL MEETING THEME:
E e on the Family . .. new perspectives on ~~r
i!an families and new directions for famtly hfe
workers
Tuesday, August 2J
2:00-5:00 P.M •
Special Seminar on Affiliated Groups..
NCFR Relationships Room 215, Humamtzes Bldg.
A review of the activities of local, state. and
regional councils affiliated with the. National
Council. Discussion of ways affihates and
NCFR can work together more effectively.
HEALTH EMERGENCIES will be cared for at the
University's Health Services, available around the
clock. Call GArfield 9-9321, Ext. 284.
Wednesday, August 22
8 :30- J 0: J 5 A.M.
Special Seminar on Affiliated GroupsNCFR Relationships Room 215, Humanities Bldg.
TRANSPORTATION FROM HARTFORD will be pro-
vided for you by your Connecticut hosts. Cars
will leave from the Parking Area at the Hartford
Railroad Station. Schedules of trips to Storrs (and
back to Hartford) will be based on Registration
Form information. Make sure you fill out carefully and return the form as soon as possible.
Continuation of progra m begun on Tuesday.
J 0:30-12:00 Noon
Annual NCFR Business Meeting
Von der Mehden Hall Auditorium
Chairman: DAVID MACE, President, NCFR
J :30-2:45 P.M.
Opening Plenary Session
BOOK EXHIBIT will be located in South Campus
Dormitory, Crawford 3A. Its "browsing hours",
Wednesday through Friday, will be 8:30 a.m. to
4:30p.m.
Von der M ehden Hall Auditorium
Chairman: DAVID MACE
Greetings: NATHAN L. WHETTEN,
Dean, University of Connecticut
Keynote Address: "The American Family and
Hot weather refreshments available at the Dairy
Bar, North Campus, 9:00 a.m. to 5 :30 p.m.
Coffee will be served in the lobbies of the
Humanities and Social Science Buildings each
mid-morning of the Annual Meeting.
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J 'Deputy Assistant Secretary of State
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University of Minnesota
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Wednesday, August 22
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2:45-5:00 p .M.
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Room 123, Home Economccs Buc eng
Chairman: WILLIAM GENNE
Presentation: "Leisure an_d ~obility : Family
Trailering and Campmg WILLIAM _AND
ELIZABETH GENNE, National Council of
Churches of Christ
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VANCE AND RuTH JEwsoN, Umverstty of
Minnesota and NCFR
Arthur and Thelma McArthur, Kathryn
McArthur, Stephens College
Special Emphases-Family and Leisure .
SECTION MEETINGS
Counseling-New Approaches In Counaelin
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and Psychotherapy
Room 143, Social Sciences BuildinR
Pre.,·c•11fotion: "Application of Game Theory to
Marriage Counseling," JESSIE BERNARD
Pennsylvania State University
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01.\·cus.,·wn: Gt!ftX t.JJ LJ..Stn~. -Pttrtlue Uui t'e&y
JACK Y. BUERKLE, Temple University
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Informal Dinner Student Commons Dining Room
Annual Meeting warmup
8 :00-JO:JO P.M.
Education
Room 105, Humanities Building
Chairman: RKUCE GARDNER,
Iowa State University
Family Night
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Entertainment and Gettmg Acquamted
Lobby, Student Union
Pres£•ntation: "Parent Education and SocioEconomic Status," IRVING SIGEL,
Merrill-Palmer Institute
Discussion: A. D . BucHMUELLER,
Child Study Association of America
L.-J. BoKSTELMANN,
Durham Child Guidance Clinic
Research-Review and Evaluation of
Family Research Methodology
Room 143, Humanities Bldg.
Thursday, August 23
9:00-J 0:45 A.M.
SECTION MEETINGS
Room 143, Social Sciences Bldg.
Presentation: "Rational Emotive Psychotherapy," ALBERT ELLIS, New York marriage
counsellor
Counseling
Discussion: PAUL YAHANIAN,
Columbia University
REv. JoHN C. KNorr, National Catholic
Welfare Council
CIICiirnwn: LEE G. BVRCHINAL,
Iowa State University
Education
Presentations: "The Range of Problems in Research Design," F. IVAN NYE,
Florida State University
"Critique and Further Proposals,". MA.RVIN
B. SussMAN, Western Reserve Umverstty
"Problems of Measurement in Family
Research," MURRAY A. STRAUS,
;{\
University of Minesota
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"Critique and Further Proposals"
RoBERT DENTLER, Dartmouth University
Research
Room 105, Humanities Bldg.
Chairman: LEo M. McCRANN, Hartford
Board of Education
Presentation: ''Teen-Age Marriages," J. JoEL
Moss, KENNETH CANNON, Brigham Young
University
Room 143, Humanities Bldg.
Chairman: EDWARD Z. DAGER,
Purdue University
Presentation: "Evaluation of Theory Pertaining
to Family Research," EDWARD C. DEVEREUX,
JR., Cornell University
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Thursday, August 23
CONTINUED
9:00-10:45 A.M.
CONTINUED
THURSDAY EXCURSIONS
Special Emphases
(See Registration Form)
Room/23, Home Economics Bidg.
Family and .Health: "Independent Living in
Homcmukmg for the Handicapped and
Older Age Group"
Chairman: ELIZABETH ECKHARDT MAY
University of Connecticut
t tside Crawford 3A,
Buses assemble on dstree tu
12:45-5:30 P.M.
South Campus Qua rang e
'd V'll
Massachusetts
Trip to Old S~ur~d bgu~ t~a~~;~rtation provi?ed for
Bo:ri~u~~ro~gh Colonial village restoratiOn.
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Film: "The Best Things in Life"-a film showing creat.ive activities which handicapped
mothers may share with young children. Produced in connection with the research project
on Child Care Problems of Physically Handicapped Mothers conducted by the School of
Home Economics, the University of Connecticut.
J:30-6:00 P.M.
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M t' s port Connecticut
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Tr•p to ys •c ea . ,
Vl·ded for trip to Manne
Bus transportatron pro
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Museum and seacoast commuOtty.
4:00-12:00 Midnight
Trip to American Shakespeare Festival Theater,
Stratford Connecticut
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Di.\ ·cussions: "Independent Living In Homemaking for the Handicapped and the Older
Age Group," ELIZABETH EcKHARDT MAY
"Work Simplification as the Basis for Independent Living in Homema king,"
BETTY JANE JOHNSTON, Southern Illinois
University
"Progress Report on Legislation ~ocused on
Independent Living in Homema~~ng for the
Older Age Group and Opportunltte.s for
Research," DoNALD P. KENT, Special
A ssistant for Aging, U .S. Department of
Health, Education and Welfare
5:30-7:30 P.M.
Chicken Barbecue
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1es.
Friday, August 24
9 :00-7 0 :45 A .M.
SECTION MEETINGS
Counseling
Room 143, Social Sciences Building
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Presentation: "Healing Hands,",ELEANOR
HAMILTON, New York marriage counselor GX...-!.-<.~
Discussion: BLAINE PoRTER, Brigham Young
SECOND PLENARY SESSION
70:45 A.M.-72:00 Noon
Von der Melulen Hall Auditorium
Chairman: MARGARET G. BENZ, President,
Tri-State Council on Family Relations
University
WILLIAM SMITH, Pennsylvania State
University
Education
Room 105, Humanities Building
Chairman: RUTH CAVAN, Rockford College
Presentation: "The American Family and Mass
Communication," Louis HAUSMAN,
Director, Television Information Office,
N ew York
Presentation: "New W ays in Family Life
Education," OWEN MoRGAN, Merrill-Pa lmer
Institute
Discussion: CARL BRODERICK, Pennsylvania
Response: CHRISTINE H. HILLMAN, Ohio State
University
State University
DALE WoMBLE, University of Kansas City
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Friday, August 24
10:45 A.M.•l2 Noon
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CONTINUED
Research
Room 143 Hum ..
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Chair'!'an: WILLIAM F. KENKEL I
Umversity
• owa State
Presentations: "The Marital Ad'
Marital Role Definitions of H Jbstmdent and
Working and Non-Working w ·s an, s of
LELAND 1. AXELSON Florida S~~~s,U ·
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"Famil~ Influences on Selected Attitudes and
P~rcep~!ons of Some Institutionalized
G•.fte~, EJ?ITH ~· GROTBERG, Northern
IllinOis Umvers1ty
:·Factors Related to Family Disorganization
m Low Income Families," LUDWIG L.
GEISMAN, Rutgers University, and
MICHAEL A. LASORTE, Neighborhood
Improvement Project, New Haven
Connecticut
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"Experimental Family Organization in the
United States," WILLIAM KEPHART,
University of Pennsylvania
CONTINUED
c Prerenlation: "The American Family ~nd Con.,.
p~ :.,....,s~mer Economics," MILDRED ~DIE: RADY,_ . L
(!.r"~ Editorial Director, Consumers Umon ~
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Response: DONALD BRIELAND, Illinois Department of Mental Health
SECTION MEETINGS
J:30-4:30 P.Nl.
Counseling
Room 143, Social Sciences Building
Presentation: "Marriage Counseling : Joint
Husband and Wife Sessions,"
GERHARD NEUBECK, University of Minnesota
Discussion: ELEANORE B. LucKEY, University
of Connecticut
CLARK VINCENT, National Institute of
Mental Health
Education
Room 105, Humanities Bldg.
Chairman: BARBARA OsBORN, University of
Connecticut
Special Emphases-Family and Community
Room 123, Home Economics Building
Chairman: J . JoEL Moss, Brigham Young
University
Presentations: "Community Participation and
Parenthood," JANE BERRY, University of
Kansas City
"The Family: Its Presentation to the Community in Everyday Life"
ANNABELLE BENDER MOTZ,
University of Maryland
Discussion: IRVIN DoRESS, Family Life
Education, Toledo Public Schools
THIRD PLENARY SESSION
10:45 A.NJ.-l2:00 Noon
Von de Mehden Hall Auditorium
Chairman: President-Elect, National Council
on Family Relations
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Presentation: "Classroom Consideration of an
'Ideal' Interracial Marriage,"
ROBERT RUSSELL, Stanford University
Discussion: GoRDON SHIPMAN,
University of Wisconsin
Research
Room 143, Humanities Building
Chairman: JAMES WALTERS, Florida State
University
Presentations: "Sex Differences in Dissatisfaction with Marriage Communication in Working Class Families," MIRRA KOMAROVSKY
Barnard College
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"Seven Styles of Family Life: How They
Differ and Why They Occur," HoWARD R.
STANTON, Department of Health, Puerto Rico
'The Personal Relations of Primiparous
Couples," HAROLD FELDMAN and
JosEPH H. MEYEROWITZ, Cornell University
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HERWOOD B. SLATER W ·
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Socaolog•cal Study of Sexual Standard ,
IRA L. REISS, State University of Iowa
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Special Emphases-The Family and the law
Room 123, Home Economics Bldg.
Chairman: THOMAs P. MONAHAN
County Court of Phliadelphia
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Presentations: "The Rights of Children in
Modern American Family Law,"
RoBERT F. DRINAN, Boston College
Law School
"The Handling of Domestic
Relations Matters in the Connecticut Circuit
Court," DAVID H. JACOBs, Judge, State of
Connecticut Circuit Court, Meriden
Discussion: WILLIAM KEPHART, University
of Pennsylvania
JACOB T . ZuKERMAN, Family Location
Service, New York
8:30-J J:OO P.llt.
Room I 22, School of Business Bldg.
Annual Meeting, Board of Diredors an~ Executive
Committee of the National Counc1l on
family Relations
Saturday, August 25
8:30 A.M.-12:00 NOON
Room 122, School of Business Bldg.
Annual Meeting, Board of Directors and Executive
Committee of the National Council on
Family Relations
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University of Connecticut
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Storrs, Connecticut
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Wallace Fulton
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300
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Eye on the Family
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1) Plenary Sessions ............................................................ Blaine R. Porter, Bri~ham Young University
2) Counseling Section ................................................ ........ Bt·rt Y . G lassberg, M.D., St. Loui,, M issou ri
3) Education Section ............................. ................ ............. W . Clark Ellzey, Stephens College
4) Research Section .......................................... .................. Leland Stott, The Merrill -Palmer Institute
5) Special Emphases Section . ............................................... Elizabet h S. Force, American Social I fcalth A ~soci~tion
NCFR EXECUTIVE COMMITIEE, BOARD
President ................................................................................Wallace C. Fulton
President-elect ...................................................................... Blaine R. Porter
Past-president ........................................................................ David R. Mace
Secretary ..- ............................................................................ Ruth Hoeflin
Treasurer ............................................................................. Frederick E. Berge r
Editor .................................................................................... F. Ivan Nye
Members-at-Ia.rge, Executive Committee .............................. Helen E. Buchanan
Winston W . Ehrmann
Jerome D. Folkman
William M . Smith, Jr.
Gairman, Standing Committee on Affiliated Groups ........ William H. Genne
Chairman. Standing Committee on International Liaison .... Evelyn M . Duvall
Executive Offjcer ................................................................ Ruth H. Jewson
Board of Directors .............................................................. Gladys I. Bellinger
Lee G. Burchinal
Don C. Carter
William E. Crane
William H . Genne
David M . Fulcomcr
Christine H. Hillman
Lester A. IGrkendall
Richard H. Klemer
Mildred I. Morgan
Kathryn S. PoweH
Murray A. Straus
David B. Treat
Paul Vahanian
Clark E. Vincent
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OPENING PLENARY SESSION
Prcs~<!.n,t.: : IH.1mc R i'•lrtt"r, Nt TR PrMhlc·nt ·dn t , llrifham Y nun!( Univcr5it y
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1\.cynot~ .ttl.!n·ss : .. Anwrtt .IO 1-:.lmtltn An ti ~C FR Smcc 19 3H,"
A hor, ll'l.·turcr, ro unsdor, Chtca~o. llltnoas.
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Evelyn M . Ouv.all,
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I . COVNUliNGI
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1. EOUCATION
C..raeqlt
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SECTION MEETINGS
Presiding: Bert Glassber~ . M. 0 ., St . Louis, M1 s~ouri
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Presentation ; 'The Effect of Domm.ance llnd Submtutvene1s on the M.utu l Sc xu~
Rolt'," Clinton Ph•lllps, Amem.tn l m tttute of f;~ mdy Rd.tllr!OJ, l.1.n Ant:eks
Discus~nt : lawrence S. Ro.'{ers, Veteran's AJ m11mtratton HV'lpttal. !)co vet
Presentation : "S< h<'m(' for Analyzing Martial Problems," RQb(·rt K . Lctk, Un,vcmty
of W ashin.l(ton
Discussant : Kenm-th G . Chinbur~. M . D, Den ver
Sp«i.tl Discussant : Warren W.tlker, M. D., lJn,vcrstty of Colon do
Presiding : W . Clark Ellzey, Stephens College
Presentation : " What Do We Mean By Education for Muri.ti(e and f .tm•ly L•fe! '
Discussants: Audience discussion
J. IIESEAICH
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4. SPECIAL EMPHASES
Gym..._ T-t
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Presiding: Leland H . Stott, The Merrill-Palmer Institute
Presenution : " Twenty-five Yeras of NCFR and Family R~rch ," Harold T . O mstensen, Purdue University
Discussant : F. Ivan Nye, W.tshington State University
Presentation : ..Some Problems and issues that Need Research Attention," John Mogt1.
Vanderbilt University
Discussant : Murray Straus, University of Minnesota
Presiding : Edward V. Pope. Federal Extension Service
Theme: .. Puent and Family Life Educatton with Low-Income Families"
Presentation: "Current Problem Situations of Socially and Economically ~rived
Families," Catherine Chilman, Children's Bureau, Washington, D. C.
Presentation : Ongoing Programs in Parent and Family Life Education with Low-Income
Families," Freda S. Kehm. Association for Family Living, Chicago
BARBECUE AND ANNUAL MEETING WARMUP
SPECIAL GENERAL SESSION
Panel: " Relationship Between the Academic Professional World <llld Mass Circulation
Magazines"
Participants : Robert Stein, ~ditor-in-Chief, Rtdbool Afagazint; Ernest HaveD'Wln,
author and free lance wnter; F. Ivan Nye, Editor, !Uarriagr and Family Li11ing;
William M . Smith, Jr., Moderator, Pennsylvania State University.
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J. EOUCATION
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SECTION MEETINGS
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. Shernun F•nes1l\'er, Den"er.
~•srus..-..L~t : R~.tt Nell, _
Certified Psyrholl)~ist, Nt·w York City
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Counsellllg the Colkgt· StuJcnt's l\brri.•ge " D.1lt W omble, Ohio
Unt\'CfSity
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Speo.1l DtSI.uss:tnt : \X' arren \X' .tlkcr, M.D., Uni\'crsity'of ColomJo
P.r<'SiJins.:. Ld an~ Axe~son. ~olor.hlo St.llc' Uni\'t'rsity
Ev.thl.ltiOtl ot M.Hrt:l.(!t' and F.1mily l i"in.c Courses in l·li~th Srhools"
Prt'St·nt.ltion : " F.unily lift' hlul'Jtion in Florida Public Sdmols," J\l1 Li. Bayer, Florida
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St.ttc University
Prcscnt.Hion : " InJi.llla Rcse.urh on E<luc.1tion for Marria{!c and Family living in the
Hi~h &·hoot," Edward Z . o.~gc-r, C.lcnn A. Hupcr, Rubert N. Whitehurst, Purdue
University
Prcs('l\t.ltion : " A Hi~h School Family lif~ Course, Tcnchcr-Eyt'-View," Margaret
Proshck Nolte, St. Paul Publk &·hoots
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little Theetre
Presiding: Daniel F. Hobbs. Jr., \'(fonun's ColkJ.!c. University of N o rth Carolina
Sym~sium: "Impediments to Effcctivc Rcseur h in F:1mily Rdations"
Participants : Hawld Feldm:tn, Cornell University; l ester A. K irkendall, Oregon State
Univcrsit)•; Mirra Komarovsky, Bumud Colk,~:c; Mnrvin B. Sussman, Western
Reserve University; James C. Waltt·rs, Florida State University
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On,~:o•n~ Pro~rams m Parent and huntly Ltfe Educatton wtth low·
Pr<-scnt.ttion:
Income F:•milit·s," Ht·rbcrt Greenller~. School Psycholo~ist, Rochester, New York
and Cortez Puryear, Coordinator, Family life Project of the Baltimore Urban League
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SECOND PLENARY SESSION
PresiJinJ::: W allace C. Fulton,
NCFR President, Equitable life Assurance Society,
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University of Minnesota
Presentation: Ernest \VI. Burgess A. ward, Harold T . Christensen, Purdue University,
presiding
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Presidential Address : ' The American Family and T ime," W allace C. Fulton, Eqwtable
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FRIDAY, Au9ust 23, 1963
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Presiding : Robert Foster, Matriagc Counselor, Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Presentation : "Conjoint Therapy," Gerald R. Leslie, O klahoma State University
DiK'USUilt: EIC"anore A. Steele, M. D ., University of Color.ldo Medical Center, Denver
Prcscntatton: "Motivation and the l'uctical Problems of CounS('Iing," Dorothy Barrier
Ma.rria~ Counsdin.~ Cent~. Montrc-.ll
Discus.w1t : Richard N . Hey, Marria~c Counr il of Philadelphia
SpcciaJ Discussant: Warren Walker, M .D ., University of Colorado
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Prcsitlin~ :. P.a.ul G . Hansen, St. John's luthcnn Churl·h , Denver
PrtSmtation : "Family l ife Education in the Lutheran Church W ith Emphases on Sex
Education," Oscar ft'Ucht, Secretary, AJult Education and Director, .Family Life
J:Jucation, Lutheran Church, M1s.souri Synod, St. l o uis
2. IDUCATION
PresiJin~ : Don C. Carter, Utah St.ate Univrrsity.
PrMnltatlon : "Jnt~:rrdations.h ips Amon~o: Typn o ( Kmship Aid Patterns," L~ G .
BuH-hm.al and Ward W . 61ut.l~:r, lln1tt·J St.&tes Dep.utllK'nt of A~riculture
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1. COUNSELING
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2. U>UCATION
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NCFR Conferences
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conferences
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Event Venue
University of Denver
Event Location
City and State
Denver, Colorado
Program Chair
Blaine Porter
Attendance
Number of people attending
Approximately 350
Event Theme
The American Family and NCFR - Retrospect and Prospect
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August 21-23, 1963
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THE 1960'S - DECADE OF THE TEENAGER
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h .tdore Rubtn, i\l an.lgt n,l!. Edt to r, Sexology
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Pn·,tnl.tlton : ' T L·cn.t.t.:cr:.· Cont ributions to F.1mil)' Prohk m So lvrng in Rt:lation to
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POOLSIOE BARBECUE
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N .. poleon Section = I
SPECIAL GENERAL SESSION
.. In Front of anJ tkhmJ ·n:ncs with Tl·cn.u.:lrs··
Co.dut rm< : ~I J rtha John~on .m J ~!.ur Smtth. F.untly Ltlt' Dqu rtnk·nt. II tllsborou,!!h
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SATURDAY, October 10, 1964
1 :30 e .m. to 10:30 • .m.
I. Coun,elin g
Nepoloon Section -;; I
SECTION MEETINGS
Prc..-stJtn.c : \'\'.liter R St,,kcs. ~I 0 .. ltt.trt, Fl{1rtd.t
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PJ nd D t~l U\'-tOn : " (.ounsrl in( \\ tlh llu~t>.md .lnJ \Vt fc (lll Problems o f tiK·ir T L'L' Il.l,l!Cf,
·mlx·rs : h c..·rso;1 G r.tlum. P.tstM.d C'ounsd i ng Servin.-. Flnrc..·tK<.', South
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2. Educ•tion
N•poleon Soction # 2
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Dcp.trt llll'llt <)f I k .d th, bhttJt•on. anJ \Vel ure
l'.lllcl Dt'ltt~t0n : " blm.ttors· Concerns tn Rd:ttton to T~·n.I!.!C 1\!.trri.u.::c..·s," l\todc..·ratnr:
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Prn r nt.atu.m . " 1\!J ot.tl lnt e,..:r.ttn'n Jthl Mnll.d I k.tlth .ts Applied to M.trried Youth,"
J Ho" hhll-n1.1n, \\h ,tnn Mtdu~.an ll nl\·crs•ty
Jl~c..-,II H.tt ~<•n
" Non m.trr•.t.i.!t' Jn~l the \V.ttt•n.~ Pc..· rtod," Gordon Shipnun and Yuan
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M .tr ·l.tnJ
Mu•~•t••r
4. Speci•l Emph•'•'
Ch•rl•m•gne Room
H.tn•IJ J. &:l~um, F.1md)• Lift Dt·partment, American Lut her.ln C hurch,
M Ill llt".1!'\lltS
P.u wl .tml Dt ~ u i0n Continut·d : " \X' h.11 is the Contagious Power of a. G()od M.trria!.!e?''
l Tht• iniluent"c of the: ~>OOJ m..trruge on htldren·s and youth's idc:.t.~ .thout ~ur
ru,..:t"; 1ts tntlut:Oli~ on en~J~t·J couplc:s: on nt:wi)'·W('tls ; on the ea rly y<-;us o f flmi l)'
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Prc-:. 1 d 111 ~ :
�l e.1ders and Resource People: D r. and Mrs. R.tymond Hea ly: Christian fami ly Mo,·e.
ment, ~li.tmt , Flo nd.t; Mr. anJ Mrs .. J.Kob L. Bornstem, C.1ntor .tnd Rtlit:ious
School Direqor, Tc:mplc: Jsr.l<:l. M tJmt; The Rc,·~ rc: nJ anJ Mrs. P.tul H.tns<:n, St.
John's Luther.tn Church, Denn: r; D r. .tnd i\frs. RIC!urd N: He:y, ~ l tn~esot.t F.tmilr
Study Center, Uni,·ersity of ~lin nesot.J; ~lr. ,wd i\trs. Da,·td L. Conkltn, Church of
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10:45 e .m. to 12 : 15 p.m.
Napoleon Section # 1
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SECOND PLENARY SESSION ·
Presid ing: W.tll.tce C. Fulton, NCFR P.1st President, Community Sen ices .1nd He;1lth
EducJ.tton, Eguitable Life Assur.w ce Society. N c:w York
Presentation : "Who Am 1: The Soci.tl St ructure of Adolescent Personality," On ·tlle
Brim, Preside nt of the Russell S.1ge fo undatio n
1 :00 p .m. to 3:00 p.m.
Charlemagne Room
FILM SESSION
1:00 p .m. to 6:00 p.m .
CRUISE TRIPS
Presiding: J.unes Walters, florida State University
Compl tmentary to DcaU\·ille Hotel Guests
4 :00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Normandy Room
7:30 p.m.
Cotenove Room.
ANNUAL MEETING CONTINUED
Bu.1rd of Dirl"ttors and Executive Committee of the NCFR
NCFR ANNUAL BANQUET
P rt-stdtn ~ :
Cl.trk E. Ytncent, NCFR President-elect, Bowman G ray School of Medicine,
No~th C.u oli na
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Prcsidt·nlt.d Addre-ss : "Teenagers of the 1960's - Our Oc-sp.1ir or Hope?" Bl.1ine R.
Porter, Orig h.un Young U~1i,·crsity. Provo. Ut.1h
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RECEPTION FOLLOWING BANQUET
Co·hosls: Southt:.l)tl·rn Counlil, and M.m iagc and F.tmily Council of Miami
SUNDAY, October II, 1964
7:30 to 8:00 o.m.
(Room to be po1ted)
9 :00 e.m. to I0 :30 e.m.
I . Courueling
~•poleon Section #I
ERNEST G . OSBORNE MEMORIAL BREAKFAST
Pr~.:~•JnlJ.! : P.IUl Y.tlunt.tn, T c.tchers College, Culumbta University, N ew York
SECTION MEETINGS
Pr~·s t,ltn,l! :
D,m,th> E. l:hrricr, Muri,tge Counsell in~ Centre, Montrc.1l
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Alht<'t ht. Huth, .~
Aldou,, Jl),ll l, 4
And<r'on, \XI.tync: J., 7
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Bunu, l>orothy E., 2, 6
l ka~ll')'. Chri~tinc:, 2, 3
Hd~urn. ll.t rnld J., 2, tl, '· 7
lkr~c r, Fr<:dtrit k E., 2
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~Or!t\t etn, j alOb L., 4, 6, 7
Uormtt·in, Mrs. Jarob L., 4, 6, 7
Brtc:lantl, Donald, 2
Urirn, Orville, 6
Uwdc: ridc, Ctrlfrt·d U., <1
Out h.wan, l kh:n .E., 2
Bunhm.tl, LccG ., 2, ~
Bu rton, Cc:ncvicv<.·, t1
C trH:r, I )on C., 2
C .trtt r, llu,~.:h. 2
U11lm.m . C.:u h<.·ri nc, 7
Colmtn, .JnSt'J'h. 7
Cunl.. l•n. Da\'ld L., 4 , 6, 7
Conldm. Mrs. D.tvid 1.., ·1. 6, 7
Jc· Lr~l>0\'0}'. Vl.tJunrr, 2, ~
Dc-rhy:J11 rc, Roht·rt l.. ~
Du\',all, Evdyn M., 2
E~hlc:m.tn. J. Ross, 5
F.trndl. J. Cr01. kett, 5
hn\ k, Gc.·or,~.:t· H .. 4
For C', El rubeth S., 2, S
FOJ>tel', Elt1.tbeth S., 7
l:ult or rK David M., 2
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G.tukt·r, N orma S., 6
( ;t:nnc:, Wi lli.lln II., 2, 3
G la,~hcrg, Uc:rt, 4
C. raharn, Iverson, ~
Hanstn, Paul. 4, 6, 7
Han~cn, Mrs. PJul, 4, 6, 7
H artm.m, William E., 7
H.trtz, Edwin R., S
Ht·Jiy, R.tymond, 4, 6, 7
Healy, Mrs. Raymond, 4, 6, 7
Hc:y. Rrdwd N ., 4, 6, 7
Hty. Mrs. Richa rd N., 4, 6, 7
Hrll, Reuben, 2
Hillman, Christine H., 2, ~
H it('hcock, Mary Ellen, ~
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Johnson, Martha, 2, 5
Jonl.tn, Frances, S
Kt·nkcl. \XIrlliam F., 2
Kll·mt r, RtdurJ H., 2
Knott. John, 2
l.tthl&s, Judson T ., 7
l..11t~. S.tndc:r. 7
M.tn·. Dl\ld R., 7
M.trslu ll, \X'rlham H., 4
~Llsrb, Peter, Jr., 3
Mor_!!.ln, Mtldre-J 1., .). 5
Mudd, Emrly H ., 2
NcuOO:k, Gerhard, 4
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Nrdtoh, Wdl r.un, 6
N)•c, F. lv..rn, 2
( Hr vt:r, llc: rrrard, 5
Pt·rrt·tt, Jo, tplrrne D., 2
Porte r, Ul.tint: R., 2, 3, 6
Powell, K.tthryn S., 2
ICtnJolph, Abigail, 2
lkiner, S11ncox, 4
lki:.s, Ira, 7
Ruhin, Isadore, 4, S
Rutkd~(·, Aaron, 6
Sacks, Sylvia, 4
ShipmJn, Gordon, ~
Srntth, Hr.1Jy 0., 4
Smrth, Lt:on, 7
Smith, M.try, 5
Sm11h, Wi ll i.tm M ., Jr., 2
Somerville, Ruse, 5
St.1nton, I l.tzd Du Bois, 7
Sunton, Huwud, 2, 4
Sl\)kcs. \V.dtt r R., ~
Strau$, ~~urr,l}' A., 2, 4
Sudra, Cere lia, 4
Sussman, ~Ltrv in B., 2
Trtn, Yuan, 5
Tre.1t. D.md B., 2
VahJni.ln, Paul, 2, 6
Vtn:tbles, Lu.ly Ethel, 3
Vrnccnt. Clark E., 2, 6
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Deauville Hotel
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Miami Beach, Florida
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Clark Vincent
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Approximately 350-400
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The 1960s - Decade of the Teenager
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hP ational Lounril
()n fnrnily HPiatinns
Annual l lPPling
V
Ortolll'r 20- 23, 1
9G0
Conference T heme:
T be Famity In Context
The Park PLaza. Hotel
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
�NCFR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President ............................................................................................................................ Clark Vincent
President Elect ................................................................................................................ F. Ivan Nye
Past President .................................................................................................................. Blaine R. Porter
Secretary ............................................................................................................................ J . J oel Moss
Treasurer ............................................................................................................................ Frederick E. Berger
Editor .................................................................................................................................. Marvin B. Sussman
Members-at-Large, Executive Committee .............................................................. Carlfred B. Broderick
Elizabeth S . Force
John Knott
Elea nore B. Luckev
Chairman, Standing Committee on Standards and Certification ...................... Elizabeth S. Force"
Chairman, Standing Committee on International Liaison .................................. Evelyn M. Duvall
Chairman, Standing Committee on Affiliated Groups .......................................... Richard N. Hey
Chairman, Mass Media Committee ............................................................................ David Fulcomer
Chairman, Membership Committee ............................................................................ Will iam F. Kenkel
Chairman, Special Committee on Fa mily Life Education .................................. Vladimir d e Lissovoy
Executive Officer ............................................................................................................ Ruth H. Jewson
Vladimir de Li ssovoy
Emily H. Mudd
Board of Directors .................... Ruth Albrecht
Clark W. Blackburn
Reuben Hill
Knthryn S. Powell
Donald Brieland
.loseph S . Himes
Abiga il Ra ndolph
Ruth Shonle Cavan
William M. Kepha rt
Murray A. Straus
Hug h Carter
Richard H. Klcmcr
J a mes Walters
ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Ph.'rHtry S(.•l'sinns .......................................... F. Ivan Nye, Washington State University
C'<Hll\Sl'ling Sl•ction M('etings .................. Paul Vahnninn. Tca1.:ht•rs College
r~ducntion Section Meetings .................... Williom H. Mlll·shall, Michigan State University
Ht•senrch Sl•l'tiHn Mt•ctings ........................ lrn L. Reiss, University of Iowa
Sp(•dal Emphases Section ML•etings ...... Willium T. Carroll. Flint, Michigan Community Junior College
LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE
Gerwrul Chnirrmm ........................................ Frank P. Fidler, United Church of Canada
Co-Chnirmnn .................................................. Benjamin Schlesinger, University of T o ronto
Committl'C Membl'rs .................................. J ohn Moore, Mrs. W. M. Foster , Mary Fisher , Mrs. J. Diamond.
Frank Rubenstein, Dr. .T. D. Griffin, Violet Munns, Mrs. C. R.
Arch1bald. Howard D. Clarke, L . Gwen Oliver, John Moorhouse
Publicity Chairmen .................................... Muriel S. McKay. Family S ervice Association of Metropolitan
Toronto; Margaret Cragg, Jane McNally
,, ,,., ... In ,... U $.A.
�ANNUAL
~t EETING
OF
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL fJN J~ AMJLY BELA TIOi\JS
OCTOlJER 20 -23, L
965
K ing Cole R oom , P Mk Plttzu fl otd
Wed nesda y. 4: O • !J: :30 p.m .; 'l'h ur!iday, IS: {){) a .m.U
SPECIAL MEAl SDINNER IN T H E CHEAT HALL O f JI I\HT HfJtJ S~
F rid ay evcnin~. 7: (}0 p.m .
BANQUET IN T HE EM PH I::SS !{()OM , Pt~r k P l~:~za Jf,,t,·l
Saturday eveninJ!, 7:00 r.m.
LU NCfH: ON F O R P~: H ~ON !:i I NTr:HJ·: sn : D r :--; TH E T E!\ C H ER
EXCHANGE, JOURNAL ()F' M AHHII\(i ~; A ~ D T H f. FJ\ t,l lL Y
Sa turday, 12:00 noon - 1:15 p .m .; p lace w ill be P''stcc.J
CONFERENCE SOCIAL EVENTS- TEA, SP O NSORED B Y SC HOOL 01-' SOCI AL W OHK,
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
T hursday, 4:30 p.m.. Music Rcom. Ha rt H rJUllC
1
CONDUCTED BUS T OUR, TORONTO AT N I GH T
Thurs doy, 7:30 p.m .
A VIEW OF CA NADA T H ROUG H F ILMS, P R E S E='T ED BY
N A T I ONA L F ILM BOA R D OF C ANADA
Th ursday, 9:00 p.m .. E mp ress Room , P<~ rk P laza Hotel
RECEPT ION : H ONOURABLE EARL ROW E,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF O NTAR IO
Friday, 4:30- 6: 00 p.m ., Lie utenant Governor's Suite, P arliament Bldg.
DINNER AND AFTER-DINNER E NTERTAINME.i\T
F r iday; see a bove
BANQUET A ND P RESIDENTIAL ADDR E SS
S at urday; see above
REGISTRATION-
OF DIRECTO RS MEETINGSR eception R oom, Park P laza Hotel
Wednesday, 12: 00 noon, beginning with l uncheonT h ursday, 8 : 00 a.m . - 10: 00 a.m.; F riday, 3: 30 p .m . COFFEE BREAKSPlaza Room , Park P laza Hotel
F riday, 10: 15 a .m.; Saturday , 10: 15 a .m . and 2:30 p.m .-25e per person
BOOK EXHIBITKing Cole Room; Benjamin Schlesinger , chairman
NCFR BOARD
FILM SESSION - ON NEW FAMILY FILMS-
Saturday, 3 : 00 • 5: 00 p.m., Gold R oom, P ark Plaza Hot el
THE ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM,
Directly across the street from the Park Plaza Hotel, welcomes the delePRESS ROOMPrint on co ..•r it of th• Toronto City Hall.
gates to the NCFR Annual Meeting, and invHcs them to visit the museum
as gues ts, adm ission free. There will be a specia l display on the family .
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�Wll..l.IAN R. ALLE.H, Q.C:
ROO !ol tO:I, CITY H... LL
...............
lOROtlTO. CAit"OA
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The thirteen municipalities of Metropolitan
Toronto and its 1, 150, 000 citizens welcome all who
are attending the Annual Meeting and Conference o!
the National Council on Family Relations.
As this metropolis has grown, q\dte rapidly, we have always endeavoured to maintain our
community spirit and high standards by recognizing
the important role of the family
Our visitors may be sure that they are in
wt:lcome surroundings a.nd in the midst of people
who a.ro hnppy to orfcr every encouragement tor
the co ntinued development o! the motives which
b1·i.ng all o! you here.
Yours sincerely,
WRA/!
Chairman
Metropolitan Toronto Council
�Pl10GBA~1
ANNUAL MEETING, NATIONAL COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS
.,
THE PARK PLAZA HOTEl, TORONTO, OCTOBER 20- 23
Conference Theme: The Family in Context
WEDNESDAY, October 20, 1965
12:00 "'oon to 6:00 p .m.
IIKeptio"' Room
7:00 p .m. to 9:00 P·"'·
lte~eptl- Roo"'
~:00 P·"'· to 9:30 p "'·
ltint Cole
ANNUAl MEETING
Board of D1rectors and Executive Committee of the NCli'R
Luncheon will be served at 12: 00 noon
AFFiliATED GROUPS SEMINAR
Richard N. Hey. Uni\·ersity of Minnesota
REGISTRATION
ltoo~n
THURSDAY, October 21 , 1965
I 00 o ..... to 10 00 o .M.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING CONTINUED
IIM1>ptlooo • -
• 00
0 .... -
REGISTRATION CONTINUES
l(l"t Col• 111-
11 00
OM,
to ll rOO o ,..,,
THE CONFERENCE OPENING
fmpreu Roo"'
10, 1$
Prcs idin~ :
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Clnrk E. Vincent. BownH1 n G ray School of Medicine
"TilE CAN ADIAN FAMILY: SOME PHOBLEMS AND PROGRAMS;"
Wddc.' r Penf1l'ld, M .D., Vnni<'r Ins t itute o( the Family
FIRST PlENARY SESSION
"THE F:\1\t IL Y I N ~IEDICAL CONTEXT. 1"
Pn.•sidm!!: Ethl'l M. Nas h. Bowman Gray School of Medicine
"THE PHYSICIAN'S PLACE IN FAMILY HEALTH PROBLEMS," Frank
L O<'k. 1\t.D.. a nd Eugene Linton. M.D., Bowman Gray Sc hool of Medicine
"N EW FRONTIERS OF THI NKI NG ON PSYCHfATRY AND THE
FA:\llLY'' Martin Goldberg. M .D., University of Pennsylvania
~h'<i1cal School
�r
'
I
THlJRSDA Y, October 21, 1965
2,00 p , ,.__ to -'•00 p.m.
SjNdel Em.,ho~
Klft9 Cole R0011t
c..,.....;...
Notth Empren ltoo"'
SECTION MEETINGS
"THE FAMILY IN MEDICAL CONTEXT, II- DISCUSSION"
Presiding: 1.\· arvin Sussman. Western Reserve University
I
Panel-Evan Charnev, Universitv of Rochester Medic:.1l School
Martin Goldberg. M.D., University of Pennsylwmia Medicnl School
Wallace Fulton, Equitable Li(e Assurance Society
Eugene Linton . M.D., Bowman GrRy Schoo l of Medicine
"GROUP COUNSELlNG WlTH MARRIED COUPLES," Steven Demeter,
North York and Weston F arnilv S('rvice Centre
Discussant: Gerhard Nt>ulw<'k. Uni.versitv o f Minnesota
"CONJOINT THERAPY WITH THE PR'EMARtTAL COUPLE," Philip W.
Cooke. Florida Stntc Uni,·ers itv
Discu~sant: Dorothy Lawrence. Mnrringe Counseling Center· of Montreal
Presiding: Myer K a tz. McGi ll University
"DATING AND COURTSHIP PRACTICES OF E.'\RLY AND LATE
!\• ARRYING COLLEGE UNDf.RGHADUATES COMPAHED •ro
T
S INGLE UNDERGRADUATES," Catherine Chilrnnn. Depnrtme"t of
Henlth. Edul'ntion. and Wclfnrc
"THE ISOLATED NUCLEAR 1-'AMILY AND THE DROPOUT," Lucius
Ct'rvunt<'s. St. Louis University
"CH ILD CARE PHOVIDED BY SOUTH CAROLINA AND MASSACHUSETTS MOTHERS: A COMPARISON ," Kathryn Powell,
Winthrop Colle~e
"MAHITAL ROLE DEFINITIONS BY URBAN GHF.F.K SPOUSES,"
Constantina Snfllos-Rothschild. McrriU-Pulrnt•r Institute
Prt:siding: William Kenkel. Iowa State University
lelvtotiM
Sovth l!r.,pren ltoo"'
11
ATTITUDINAL CHANGES TOWARD TH E DISADVANTAGED CHILD
AND J<'AMILY .'' M<
>rcy nnd Clnra Appell. Indiana Stnle University
''T IH~ EXCSTENTTAL VS. THE OPF.RATIONAL APPROACH TO 'rEACH·
IN<._; MAIWIAUE AND FAMILY COURBES," John R. Crist,
Dtmh<'n Univl'rsity
Disclas.un : Launmce H. Lang, The 1\'tcrrill-Pahner Institute
Prc·sid ing: Dale Womble. Ohio Unive rsity
Rt'<'o rdt-r : Flor(•nce L. D. H cul. State Supervisor of Home Economics,
New Jersey
,4,)0 P·"'·
Mvtlc Room- Hart Houso
7,)0 p.m. to ' '"' p.m.
TEA
Host: S{'hool of Soeial Work, University of Toronto
TORONTO AT NIGHT
Conduct('({ Bus Tonr
t :OO p.m.
loom
f~nprott
NATIONAl FILM BOARD Of CANADA PRESENTS:
A VIEW OF CANADA THROUGH FILMS
�FR IDAY, October 22, 1965
9:00 o.m. to 10:00 o .m,
Empreu Room
10:30 o.m. to 12:00 noon
CounMiing
University Roo m
tECOND PLENARY SESSION
"SOC IAL TIIEO HY AND SOCTAL PRACTT
CE: APPLICATION TO THE
F AM ILY ," l1 ~1 n s L. Zcttc r b<:r~, C!Jlumbia Untversity
"SOCIAL TliEOR Y AND SOCIAL PHACT !CE: DISCUSS IO:'\''
Pand- Lcunnrd S. K1J1~ 11n, Clty Uul v•~ r!lity of N•·w Yr,rk, Cha irman
Joseph La,(l'y. W"l farc Adrnmistraltlln, fl. .E. W.
Ge rald Lcslte, {)kluhMna SlrrlC Unr v£:nuty
Presiding: Genev ieve Carter, We lfare Arlrn in Jstr;;Jlirm, H . .E. W.
SECTION MEETINGS
" DELIB ERATE AND NONDELTT3F:RATE ALTE RAT I O~'l'S !~ APP ROAC H TO FA MILIES: l Ml'LICATIU. ;s Of" VAkJATifJ:-; I ~
DIAG NOSIS AND THEATM~N T I N A CHILD GVWA~:cE CLI:\1C."
Marvin Goodman, North York G eneral Hospttal Mf:ntal H ~h h C!Jn1c,
T oronto
Discussant : F rederick H um phrey, University o f Conncct tc.-u t
"THE MARRIAGE COUNSELOR IN THE PHYSICJA:--:·s OFFICE ."
Richard H . Klemer, University of Wash ington
Discussant : Ethel Nash, Bowman Gray School o f Medicine
Presiding: Laura S inger Magdof£, Columbia University
R.-rch
Gold Room
Edu'<rlio11
Reception Room
"TRANSITlON TO PARENTHOOD," Da niel F . Hobbs, Jr., l.;nj \'ersity oi
Chicago
" EMOTIONAL MATURITY AND MARITAL ADJUSTMEKT ." Dwight G.
Dean, Denison University
"THE LOWER CLASS WORKING MOTHER,'' R.N. Whitehead. Indiana
University at Fort Wayne
Presiding: Roy H. Rodgers, University of Oregon
"STANDARDS AND CERTIFICATION OF FAMILY LIFE TEACHERS"'
Panel-Msgr. Irving DeBlanc, Louisiana
Elizabeth Force, American S ocial Health Associa tion
Richard N. Hey, University of Minnesota
J udson T. Landis, University of California
Eleanore Luckey, University of Connecticut
Arleen Otto, Columbia University
Jay Skidmore, Utah State University
Presiding: William M. Smith, Jr., Pennsylvania S tate University
Recorder: Florence L . D. Heal, Sta te Supervisor of Home Economics,
New Jersey
�FRIDAY, October 22, 1965
1:30 p. m. lo 3:30 p.m.
lte.-..:h
Gold Room
SECTION MEE11NGS
"TH E OBS E HVAHI LJTY OF FA:\IILY LIFE.'' J r,h n E. Ma yer, Institute
or
We lfare Rt•senn·h. N1·w y .,r k C'itv
" TOW AHD A SYSTF::.l t\ T I ZATIUN O F HCJLf: co:-.:Cf.fYfS: A RESEA RCH F' RJ\ 1\If::WOHK.'' <;N sfln D ;1vtrl, Urw1•·nt tV flf T liC1JO ?
"SE X HOLE CONC EPTTON. A CT UA L AJ"D l'fJT.t:;-.;T!J\L HOLES,"
Shirlt·y S. 1\ng ris\. Cn rnt ·}~ l f' lnstt!H!r nf T •'r.hn•Jl 1 •l!Y
"AT1'1TUDF:S AN D PO J.J C H~S Of ~77 PHY SICf A.; s ON V /\ S EC T0 ~1Y
AS Bl HTH CONTHOL." JtJd son T . L rwdrg, U nnr r: r~ily 0f C<J h f,,rn la
Discu ssan t: .Joa n Aldou s. Un lvcrsilv o f M1nnf·!VJta
P restding: Ha ro ld T . Christcnsf:n, Purd ue Un1v~rs 1 ty
Eclucatioa
Room
lte~eption
Spec:iol Empha'"
University lloo rn
Spe<icol Po...a
l(ing Cole Room
3:30p.m.3:30p. m.Reception Room
4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p. m.
7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p .m.
"THE F AM ILY THROUG H CR EAT IVE LfTEFU\ TUKf. ''
"T he Short Story:" Rose Somerville. Ci ty Un iversity fJ f ~ ew y,Jr~
"D ram a:" Laurence E. Sma rdan. San J ose State Coll ege
" T he Novel:" V al Cl ea r. Anderson C olle ~e
P resid ing : J ohn G. Ch an tiny. The Merrill- Palmer Inst itute
Recorder : Florence L. D. Hea l, State Supervisor of Home EconrJmic:s,
New Jersey
" INTERFAITH COMMISSION ON F AM ILY LIFE "
Panel-Ha rold Belgum , National Counci l of Churches (ChairmanJ
Rabbi Mordeca i Brill, S y na~ogue Cou ncil of America
Jac k K enna. National C atholic Welfa re Con ference
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FAMILY
POTENTIALS
IN A
CYBERNETIC
CULTURE
AN NUA L ME ETING
HOTEL
OCTOBE 27-29, 1966
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MINNEAPOLIS, M INN.
LEAMINGTON
�NCFR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
........................................ F. Ivan Nye
Presidl'nt ......................................................................... ·········:·~: ........................................ \Villiam IVL Smith, Jr.
President Elect ........................................................................ Clark Vincent
p 3 st President .......................................................................................... :::::::~::::::::::::: ::::: Helen Buch anan Meahl
Secretary
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Frederick E. Berger
Treasurer ..:::::::::::::::::::::::::: .................................................................................................. Marvin B. Sussman
Ed1tor ··································:·················:··............................................................................. Harold Belgum
Members-at-Large, Executive Committee ...................................................................... Carlfred Broderick
Chairman.
C'l . · nan
Cl~~:~~an:
Chairman.
Chairman,
Cl a·rman
Catherine S. Chilman
Eleanore B. Luckey
Stand ing Committee on Standar~s and _C~rtification ............... - ........... Eliza beth S. Force
Standing Committee on Internatwnal Liaison ........................................ Eyelyn M. Duvall
Standing Committee on Affiliated Groups ............................................ Rtchard N. ~;Y
Mass Med~a Commi~tee ................................................................................ ~lu_r~!YAStD~Bslan
M em~ersh1p C_ mmittee ···--:·········: ··················:·····-·· ..·······-····--·········.......... lrvi_n"' ·
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Spec1al Committee on Family Life Educatwn .................................... Bla1 e R. Po te
~~~h~~'i"~~~~[::;. .·.:. .·:.: .:.~. :.iiiiih Aib~<Chi ...................RUi h Sh~fli;; c;;;;;;; . Ru111 ~~ft~~·~~rkendan
Dorothy E. Barrier
Christine Beasley
Clark Blnckburn
Donald Brieland
Vladmur ~e L1ssovoy
Reuben H1ll.
J oseph S . Himes
William M. Ke phart
Judson T. Lan~1s
Floyd M. Martmson
Erm ly H. Mudd
James Walters
ANNUAL ~IEETING PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Plenary Se!\Sions ..............................................William M. Smith. Jr., P ennsylvan ia State University
Counsclin!{ St•ttion Meetings ........................ Richard N. Hey, University of Minnesota
Education Scetion Mt•ctings .......................... Dale L. Womble. Ohio U niversity
Ht·:-wart h and Theory Section Meetings .... Victor A. Christopherson, Univer sity of Arizona , and Roy Rodgers,
University of Oregon
Spc<·i:ll Emphnscs Section Meetings ............ Catherine S. Chilmnn. Wclfnre Adminis tration , Departme nt of Health,
Education, and Welfare
LOCA L ARRANGEl\lENTS COMMI'ITEE
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Gl'nl.'rnl Chnirmun .......................................... Pamela Veerhusen. Plnnned Parenthood of Minneapolis
<:o-Cht~irm~m .................................................... Donald Irish, Hamline University
Cumnuttt•c ~ll'mbt'rs .................................... Elizabeth Aamodt , Joan Aldous, Gerald Bolmeier, Leone Carstens,
P~yllis Cooksey, _Eliza~eth Davis, Natalie Gallagher , Joann Gannon,
Rtchard Hey. Man on Htll, Ruth Jewson, Robert Lewis, Floyd Martinson.
~arbara McLane, Ge~hard Neubec k, Father J ohn J. O'Sullivan, A.
Kathryn ~eterson, Mtnna Shapiro, Cece1ia Sudia
Publicity Chairmen ........................................ Ronald Pttzer and Josephine Nelson, Universit y of Minnesota
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Indebted to the Art Department, Minneapolis Vocational High School for the cover design. Our thanks go to Sandra
rode for rho ideo, to Charles lundberg for the mechanical art, and to thei; teacher, Gale Greenwood.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS
October 26-29, 1966
REGISTRATIONSPECIAL MEALS-
Dakota Room. Leamington Hotel
Wednesday, 3:00-9:00 p.m.; Thursday thro ugh Saturday, 8:00 a.m .BREAKFAST. OSBOR!\E AWARD C0:\11\IITTEE
T hursda\'. 8:00 a.m.
LUJ\CHEOi.'\. FOR WOME:'-J AITE~D l NG THE CONEFRENCE
Thursday. 12 :15 p.m., Fountain Hoom. Young·Qu inla n Rothschild
S:\lORG:\SBORD
Thursdav. 6:30 p.m .. H:-~11 of Pn,~idl'llts. L('amington Hotel
A~J\UAL Bi.JSIJ'\F.SS MEI::TI~G AJ\D LUNCHEON~, 1\HNNESOTA COUNCIL
ON
Ft\~IILY
LIFE
Friday. 12: 15 p.m., Minm•sota ROClm, L(':~mington Hotel
NCFH .BAi'\QUET 1
\ND PHESIDENTI:\1 ADDHES.S
..
Sat urday, 6:30 p.m., l\l illlll' Solu, Wisconsin. and Iowa Rooms, Leamington
Hotel
CONFERENCE SOCIAL EVENTS- LUNCHEON FOH WmiEN ATTENntNG TilE CONFERimCE
Thursday: sec :-tbnvc
RECEPTJO N. SPONSOHED BY M I NNESOT:\ COUNCIL ON FAMILY LIFE;
FAMILY STUDIES CENTEH. SOCIOL()(;y nEPi\ lrl'l\IENT, SCHOOL OF SOCIAL
WOHK. AND SCHOOL OF IIOi\Jr: EL'ONOWCR. UN I VI•:HSI'l'Y OF MINNESOTA
Thursdny. 4:30·6:00 p.m .. University of 1\linncsota Campus Club
Sl\'IORGASUORD
Thursday: see above
CHOICE OF GUTHHJE THEATHE OR 0 1.0 LOG THEATRE, EXCELSIOR
Frid:-ty evening
BANQUET AND PHES!D ENTl i\L ADDni':SS
Saturday evening: sec abo\'C
NCFR BO ARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS-
COFFEE BREAKSBOOK EXHIBIT-
Hoover Room, Leamington Jlott•l
W cduc~day. 9:00 a.m.·5:UO p.m.
T hursduy, 8:00 a .m.-10:00 a.m.
Scrlion l\1ccl ing Rooms, Lc:unington Hotel
1-' riday. 10:00 a.m.; 3::30 p .m.; Sat urday, 10:15 a.m. and 2:45 p .m .
Dakota Room, Leamington Hotel; Gerhard Neubeck, Chairman
FILM SESSIONS-"NEW FAMILY LIFE FILM REVIEWS" -
Thursday, 8:30-10:00 a.m., Wisconsin-Iowa Rooms; Saturday, 10:30 a.m.-12:00
noon, Michigan Room
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU PLACEMENT CENTER-
Hoover Room and Room 209, Mezzanine
Thursday and Friday, 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m .; Saturday, 10:30 a.m.·12:00 noon .
PRESS ROOM-
Preside-nt Washington, Suites A and B
Speakers from tho Federal Research Grants Programs will be available for consultation. Time and p lace will be posted.
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PROGRAM
ANNUAL MEETING, NATIONAL COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS
THE LEAMINGTON HOTEL, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, OCTOBER 26-29
Conference Theme: Family Potentials in a Cybernetic Culture
WEDNESDAY, October 26, 1966
9:00 a .m. to 5:00 p .m.
Hoover Room
7:00 p .m. to 9:00 p.m.
W ilson Room
3:00 p .m. to 9 :00 p .m.
Dakota Room
ANNUAL MEETING
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Board of Directors and Execuhve Committ ee of the NCF R
AFFILIATED GROUPS SEMINAR
Discussion: "Affiliated Groups Ma nual," Richard N. Hey, University of Minnesota,
and William H. Genne, National Council of Churches
REGISTRATION
THURSDAY, October 27, 1966
8:00 a .m. to 10:00 a .m.
Ho over Room
BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING CONTINUED
8:00a.m. to 10:00 o .m.
O SBORNE AWARD COMMITIEE MEETING AND BREAKFAST
Chairma n: Vladimir de Lissovoy
8 :00 o .m.
Dakota Room
REGISTRATION CONTINUES
8 :30 o.m. to 10:00 o .m.
W iscoru.ln-lowo Rooms
FAMILY liFE FILM REVIEWS
10: 15 o .m. to 12:00 noon
Wisconsin-Iowa R
ooms
Presiding: .Ja mes Walters. Florida State University; and Leonard Pccilunas,
Nor\hcl'll Illinois Unive rsity
FIRST PLENARY SESSION: THE CONFERENCE OPENING
Wl'lr0 nw : 0 . l\lercdilh Wil ~orl, President, University of
Minnesota
''1"!\ l\lll.Y AN D COi\\1\lUN lTY l N TilE URBAN SOCIETY," P a ul A. Miller, As-
sist<
mt St'rrctary for Edueation; Franccna Nolan Miller, Former Dean,
Sl'110ol of Home Economics, Unive rsity of Connecticut
lnt f.' ractors: Hobcrta Frasier, Oregon State University; Msgr . Irving A. DeBlanc,
Lake Cha rles. Louisiana
Presiding: F. Iv:m Nye, Washington State University
12:00 noon
Milwaukee-Detroit Rooms
LUNCHEON FOR EXTENSION SPECIALISTS IN FAMILY liFE EDUCATION
12: 1S p .m. to 1:30 p .m.
fountain Room,
Young-Quinlan Ro thK hild
LUNCHEON FOR WOMEN A TIENDING THE CONFERENCE, FEATURING A STYLE
SHOW OF THE LATEST FASHIONS
Chairman: Marion Hill
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THURSDAY, October 27, 1966
1:30 p .m. to 3:30 p .m.
Covn~>eling
Jefferson Room
SECTION MEETINGS
DF.SCHIPTIO;.J OF EX I STI ~G ~1 ,\HIU..V; ~: ("(Jl'i\S fo~ LI. '{; TH t\1.'\l.\'G
I' JW<; I! t\ MS
l'oluml)la Univro rstly. Tr·adlf' rs ( 'oliPJ.!I', l':t ul V;,h;rn i.,n J ,\ ,. •l<;or'l. •·The
Florula Stat • l'nt\f· rstf ,Y. l'hlftp W ( 'rHtkl· and Jpl,ltlll
'
Son:~ l Sru·nf l',f l 'rarltlturl(' r- ·1 h e Tr;tllllllio: tn ~y .,t,.rn r\n a l} ,::,t!. and ~) S·
tl'lll lttll·rvt•Jif 11111 "
Unl\'t·r~tly of i't· ll n~y lv;nt i :t . l-:n111y II .'tlurld
1\ll'rrtll·l'aluwr ln'lflllll(', l':tul L IJrwrrt m{
Llni\'l·r~ity of 1\ltlliH'!-.tJ t;t. C:t·rft;:,rd i', r·ulwr k
Chnirmnn : Htt ltartl N. ll cy, Ur11 vcn·o ty of .\IHIIJI' c,la
Education
W ilson Room
Re~>eorc h
ond Theory
l incoln Roorn
Special Emphases
New York Room
3 :45 p .m. to 5:00 p .m.
Wilson Room
4 :30 p .m. to 6 :00 p .m.
Campus Club
University of
Minne~>ota
6:30p.m.
Hall of Presidents
"Fi\:'llii.Y LIFE 1-:1>1 1(',\'f iON f•OTENT I/\LS T II IUJPf; Jf A . fJ .f. \J r:~TJ\RY
S('IIOOL I'HO(;H ;\M,'' .ltt:ln tl a Wllln . StrpNVI'I Ifi :O: l JtrN ,,,, I)( r.~(: rrtf: ntary
f~dutation . l> istnct nf Columbia Publ tt Sl'ltr,fll ~. W;t <~h trt ~ l,,n , lJ f~. .
r y
"FAI\IILY LJff: J::f> UC ATIO.
POTE.\,TIJ\J.S 'JJif UJIJJJI ,\ !-,r.UJ !>:'\ <
SCIIOOL PHOGH/\;\1.'' Dorothy Carpe nte r , Ltnrr,n ll r~lt ~t hr.1~'J l. ~ ht: n.r.c:tady.
'cw York
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''F,\:\II LY LIVE EDl CATIOl\ POTE~TJ ,\LS TJIH(JI; CJJ A .J(':\ trJH Cr,LLEC E
PHOGRA.\1." Wtlllam T . Carro ll. f lint Comrn unt ty .Juni'Jf CoJf,_gr:..';IH.hrga n
Presiding : C. Jay Skttlmorc. 'ta h State ' nivcrc;r ty
Recorde r: Flor e nce L. D. Ileal. 1\ew Jersey Sta te Supe rvrsr.~r (j( Jfr,memakwg
Education
"SOC IAL CLASS 1:\fL CE~C ES 0:\ PARTl ClP/\TIO.~ Or ~L\ ftRI ED COLLEG E
ST UDJ·:~T ." J. Ho
f: llclman. Western .\lt c hr~a n L' n r\~ r" ' Y
'·FAMILY CIIAR:\ CTJ-:H ISTICS OF YOlJi\G ADL:'LTS WHO fi.\\ ' E BP.0E£X THE
POVERTY CYCLE." Dand L. Hatch , Uni\'cr IIY of SrJut h Ca rohna
'·KIN C0.\1:\Iui\ICATIO~S .'\.\10;\;G SPACE·AGE MIGRA.\'TS." f ·elt:< ~L Berardo,
Washington State u nt vc rsity
Presidi ng: Oon Carter, uta h State University
Theme for a ll fi ve section meetings: "THE FEDERAL CO\'ERS~IC\T A ..
"\D
THE FAl\JILY''
SITUATION OF THE A:\IER ICAN FAMILY T OD.'\ Y : CRITl CAL I SSCES FAC/
ING FA:'IIILJES A;\0 I ~D IVID UAL FAi\IILY :\IE:\IRERS
"PROFILE OF THE A:\IERICAN FAJ\IILY 1:--i THE :\1£0-SIXTIES : THE ~...-\
TIONAL PICT URE." Catherine Chilman. Welfare Administration. L. S. Department of Health. Education . and Welfare
" POP_
ULATIO . DYNA;\1ICS Ai\'D_ F_\1\IILY ~L:\l'\.\'1.\'G :· Arthur Campbell. !\'a:
tiOna! Center for Health StattstJcs. Public Health Sen.·•ce. t.:. S. De:panment
of Health, Education , and Welfare
Presiding : Jessie Be rnard , Washington. D. C.
AFFILIATED GRO UPS SEMINAR COl'\TINUED
Presiding: Richard N. Hey
RECEPTION
Hosts: Minnesota Council on _Family Life: Family Studirs Center. Socioloay
Depa.rtment, School of Soctal Work, Sthool of Home Economtcs Cnivers;ly
of Mmnesota
'
SMORGASBORD
Featuring: "Brave New Works hop"
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FRIDAY, October 28, 1966
8 :45a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Counseling
Jefferson Room
SECTION MEETINGS
SUPERVISION OF THE MARRIAGE COUNSELOR I~ TRAINING
Columbia University, Te~cher~ College, Lau~·a Smger Magdoff
University of Pennsylvania. Hilda M. Goodwm
Merrill-Palmer Institute, W~lter Conn_or
University of Minnesota, Mmna Shapiro .
.
Chairman: Gerald Leslie, Oklahoma State Umvers1ty
Education
W ilson Room
"SPECIAL PROBLEMS OF BEREAVEMENT IN THE CONTE}YIPORA_RY FAMILY-11\'JPLICATIONS FOR FAMILY LIFE EDUC~TlON, Rabb i Bernard
Kligfeld, Long Beach , New York; and George R. Krupp, Rockville Center,
New York
"MEASURE!\IENT OF MATERNAL PROTECTION AND ITS CORRELATES1!\lPLICATIONS FOR FAMILY LIFE EDUCATIO N," Jay D. Schvaneveldt,
Florida State University
" HIGH SCHOOL MARRIAGES IN MISSISSIPPI-TRENDS AND NEW FINDINGS-Il\!PLICATIONS FOR FA!\IILY LIFE EDUCATION." Robert I. Gilbert, Mississippi State College f~r W~men
Presiding: Dale L. Womble , Ohio Umversity
Recorder: Florence L. D. Heal, New Jersey State Supervisor of Homemaking
Education
Research and Theory
lincoln Room
"PATTERNING OF VERBAL INTERACTIONS IN DISTURBED AND NORMAL
FAMILIES." James G. Stachowick. University of Kansas
' 'DETERHENTS TO SEQUENTIAL COURTSHIP: A CASE OF ECOLOGICALLY
ISOLATED FEMALES." James K. Skipper, ,Jr., Western Reserve University;
and Gilbert Nass. University of Con necticut
"CIIli.D-RF..I\RING PRACTICF.S Al\IONG SELECTED CULTURALLY DEPRIVED
l\!INOHITJES IN THE SOUTHWEST." Jean Ruley, University of Arizona
Presiding: ll a rold Christensen. Purdue Unive rsity
Spoclal Emphosos
Now York Room
WIIAT ROLF. FOR THF. FF.DF.Ri\L GOVF.RNMENT VIS A VIS THE FAMILY
Alvin Schorr. Hest·areh Oevclopnwnt. U. S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Pr<'si!tin_q: Carl S. Shultz. Communit y Health Services, U. S. Public Health
Sl'rvtce. U. S. Dt·p;lrtmcnt of Health, Education, and Welfare
10:30 a .m. to 12 :1 S p .m.
Michigan -Illinois Rooms
SECOND PLENARY SESSION
PHES~:i\TATW N OF Tin: FIHST OSfiORNE TEACHI NG AWARD. Vladimir de
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~~s~ovo~·. !.,l·n~sy lva~ta ,State }-!nivcrsity, Chairman of Committee
TilE 1
<:\l\I IL \ IN A C\ BF.HCULl URA L ERA ," Alice Mary Hilton, President.
Insttt ute for Cybercultural Researc h, New York
Interartors: \\'allaee C. Fulton, Equitable Life Assurance Society New York;
:n_1eodor~ ~- Johan_
ms. Jr .. University of Oregon
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Presidmg: \\ tlllam F . Kenkel , Iowa State University
12: 15 p .m. to 1:30 p .m.
Minnesota Room
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING AND LUNCHEON MINNESOTA COUNCIL ON
FAMILY LIFE
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~pea_ker: _F. Ivan Nye, Washington ~tate University
l resHhng. Pamela Veerhusen ' President • M1
·nnesota
cOUnCI·1
Oll
F amt·r y LI"fe
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FRIDAY, October 28, 1966
1:30 p .m. to 3:30 p .m.
Counseling
J effcr~on Room
SECTION MEETINGS
SOJ\IE llJ S'I't.'\<'TIVJ·:S ()F f'OI ;;\:SFI.I ·c TH,\ t':t\.'G I'JW CH ,\~I S
" P S Y<' ItC fi' IIJ-:1 <.·\ I' V Jo"()J( 'JH/\ 1:\U .S." WdiJ<IIn ;\u;IF>IS. ~h: rnl l · l'n l me r l ns ltt II t l•
" CAS E llJ S('I 'SSJO.\ ; IJJ·:.\ HJ,\ S'J'Jr 1\TJ()S,'' ll tld<r ~J. (;{)rJd ~A t n , ,\l arria ~c Co unc-i l
o f Phil ndt· lph lft
"S F:;'\SITI V ITY 'J'H i\l i': L\ (; (;l(fJl i i'S.'' Cr·rharrl ~eu lu·r·k and H1tha rd Hey. lini-
Education
W ilson Room
Research and Theory
lincoln Room
Spe cial Emphases
N ew York Room
4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Jackson-Lincoln Rooms
4:00 p .m. to 5 :30 p .m.
Roosevelt· Toft Rooms
\' \' r~ l l)' nf ~f ll lllf ' SIII i l
Chainn:tn . Etlwl 1\nsft . flr·p;•rlm•·nl rd (J lJ<il•·trlf'~ t.~nrJ C:y n(::cr;lrJgy. SchfJol of
~ltdi('lnc , Uutvcrstt y of Jor1rth Ca rolina
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" FA /\'liLY I. IF I·: Ef> l;('A Tl 0~ t•rJTE.\ TI t\1 .S TJ 11:()1 ;f ; Jl 1\ F'.• .\ ll L Y ST C OY
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n :t\TEit IN 1\ Lll lEI{A I. AltTS C(JLU:c,r;," IJa\l(J f' ulvmH: r. Colu r~cl o
Woman's Coll(·gc
" FAMILY I.WE EI> UC ATI O~ I'OTr·;:--:Ti i\LS TffHfl{ 'f; lf 1\ t '1 \'EHS!T Y EXTENSION CEJ\TJ·: n: · /\rlhur Mu \rt hu r . li nt•.r• r <.Jtt; M .\ ! r"'ill rt
" FAI\IILY LIFE EDLJC /\TIO:\ l'(JTT-: l\iTi t\LS Tllf{CJL(,J l J C .\' 1\'r.HSfTY GH.\ D·
\
ur\TE PHOGHt\ i\1." Gerha rd Neu bctk. L'nt V<:r<~lty (J( );! tnrH:;r, a
Presiding: Dale L. Womble. Ohio university
Recorder: Florence L. D. Heal. 1\cw .Jc rs(:y State Supr:r>nsl') r ,,r Hr)mf~making
Education
Symposi um : APPLYI:\G TJIE ZF.TTERBERG AX£0~1..\'nC ~JfJfJEL T 0 THEOR Y
BliJLOI!\G !.'\ TliF. F:'\:\IILY
"A PARTIAL THEO HY OF Ft\.\!ILY STABILITY." F . Iva n :\ye. Lynn White.
and J a mes S. Fridcrcs. Washington State linil:er5ily
Discussion: Reuben II III. u ni versity of Minnesota
Donald A. Hansen. Uni versity of California. Santa Barbara
Charles Bowerman. University of 1\orth Caro!Jna
Presiding: Roy H . Rodgers, u niversity of Oregon
FUTURE OF THE FA.\JILY AND FEDERAL POLICY: ~EEDED LEGJSLATIO::-.:
AND PROGRA.\15
Marvin B. Sussman. Western Reserve University
Presiding: Robert W. Bell, Temple University
SPECIAl SEMINARS
FEDERAL RESEARCH GRANTS PROGR.:\ MS
Welfa re Administration. Catherine Chilman
Public Health Service. Evelyn Flook
NICHHD. David Kallen
U. S. Office of Education. Samuel Sava
Nll\'JH, Louis Wienchowski
Presiding: Murray A. Straus, University of .Minnesota
ENRICHING TEACHING THROUGH THE USE OF RF.SE.-\ RCH
"PATTEH!\'S OF HETEROSEXUAL DEVELOP.\I E:\T A ~I O:\G PRE-ADOLESCENTS," George P. Rowe. University of ~li ssouri
" MARRIAGE EXPECTATIONS. FN\IlLY 8 .-\CKGROU:'\D. A:\0 RELIGIOUS BEHA VIOH," W1lliam D. Brown. St<!phens Coti C'gc
"RELATIONSHIP OF 1
\'lF.NTt\L HF.:\LTH TO CHOI CE OF M:\RITAL PARTJ\ER
AND COUHTSI! IP PIWGilF.SS." Bernard Murste m, Connecticut College
Discussant: Helen Buchanan Mcahl. Jun1ata Col lege
Presiding: Francis G. Stewart, New York State Uni\·e rsity at Buffalo
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FRIDAY, October 28, 1966
EVENING
SATURDAY, October 29, 1966
9:00 a .m. to 10:15 o .m.
M ichigan-Illinois Rooms
10:30 a .m. to 12:00 noon
Counseling
Indiana Room
CHOICE OF GUTHRIE THEATRE, MINNEAPOLIS, OR OLD LOG THEATRE,
EXCELSIOR
.
"Th o t · D"lemma " Georae Bernard Shaw-Guthne Theatre
"Pa:t a~~ o;esrfe~t," Hugh and ~'Iargaret Williams-Old Log Theatre
AN NUAL NCFR BUSii\ESS .MEETING
Presiding: F. Ivan 1'\ye
SECTION MEETINGS
"A MARRIAGE COUNSELING CONSTRUCT OF PERSONALITY." Donald Taylor. University of Southern Illinois
.
Discussion: Eleanore Luckey. University of Connccttcut
"CHARACTER ISTICS OF THE HELPll'\G PERSON.'' Solomon Shapiro. Univer·
.
sity of 1\linnesota
Discussion : Charles Hiker. Purdue Univenaty
''ATriTUDES OF COi\' ~~Ll CTE D MARITAL PARTNERS TOWAR DS SEXUAL
FOHEJ>Li\Y .'' Frede rick Humphrey. UniYcrsity o~ Com~eclit:u t
Discussion : Pa ul Vahnnian. Teachers College. Colu mbta Unt\"l..'rstty
" COl\11\Hi !'\ ICATION IN
~1AHIT .t\L PH O ni.E~l-SOLVl NG :
IMPLfC!\TIONS FOR
MAIWIA<~l_:
COUNSELi'\G," ~l:trtin L. Norr is, Ande rson C'oll(•gc, lndi;ma
11isr ussion: Alfred l\h•llon. PC'nnsyl\"ania State Unive rsity
C'hairm:. n: Ric·hard 1\l<'mcr, University of Washington
Edu{otlon
Michigan Room
Ro~tlnr ch
ond Thttory
Whcou~ln
Room
Spnclnl Emp,,m,s
M i"IH>\Oio Room
11\ I·:W F:\Mli.Y LIFF. F!l.l\t PHEVIEWS
" ll omost•xu:tltty in l\lt•n a nd Wom en''
Pr£'~idi ll l.! : James W"lt r rs. Florid;r State Uni\"crsity; Lcorwrd Pccilunns. Nort ht•rn llfinots University
lllliH;I·:SS 1 \\':\IW 1\D llRY.:SS
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" F tHIII.l.\1. DE Vl·:J.<li'<\IEi\T. ST-:I.F.CT!VF. NEE DS. i\ ND PHEDICTIVE TIIEOii\'." Clifford l\1rkpatri{·k. ludiana Universi ty, l %!""1 B\l l"!,! t•ss i\wnrd Rct·iplt'nt
Db\' U ss~t nt : C'adfrNI Hrodt•rirk. Pennsyl\'ania State University
l'n'sldtn~ Ht·ubt· n lltll , llni\·N sity of Minnesota
SO~IE I.OC.\ t. H E( 'II'W~TS OF FEIWfL\1. SE H\'1 \ ES GIVF. THEIR VJI;:WPOI NT
'":\ 11> To ~· \\liLIE s OF I>EPJ-::'\I>E\:'1' Cll!Ll>HI-:N,"
g :tn•t 1\l'llt, ~· . ~lll lllt'il\)(llt s
Co nnie Vosika and Mar·
·· FEPE~~ ~'! · . ~' H_n.<;.H_ \_~~S . ~·!~tl:\1 TilE. VIE\\'POl:\'T OF A PfUV ATE SOCii\ I...
:~(, r. :'\t \ t-. .\1-.\ l II\~. . .-\ rthu~ Goldma n. forme r Director, Edward Waite
l':t• tg hbtlflii.IUd fl llll" (l · ~l llllll'<lJIO (tS
··.J() H f'UHP:-\ TR .-\1~1:'\ G." Helen Ga laz ka, l.;nitcd Churc h Women of Greater
!\ltllllt'ilpllhS
"FE IH~ H \l. EPLT .\TIO:\' J.EGISJ...\TI O:\' FOR DJS:\DV/\1'\TJ\GED CIII I DRFN~' IW\1 Till:: \"IE\\'1'01:'\T OF A SCHOOl. PHI NC li;AL " J~llll Ott Pillsi;ury
Sd10ol. :\lmn<'a polts
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Presitl in~ : RNnt C"e Wright. D('an. College of llomc Economics Sy r ·lcuse Uni-
verstty
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SATURDAY, October 29, 1966
1:30 p .m. to 2 :45 p .m.
Michigan-Illinois Rooms
THIRD PLENARY SESSION
" RETRA INING DISADVANTAGED NEGRO MEN: A STUDY IN DEPTH,' ' Aaron
L. Rutledge and Gertrude Gass, i\Ierrill-Palmer Institute
Interactors: Jessie Bernard. Washington, D. C.; Edward J. Rydman, Planned
Parenthood, Dallas, Texas
Presiding: Eleanore B. Luckey, University of Connecticut
3:00 p .m. to 4:15 p .m.
SECTION MEETINGS
"THEORETICAL BASES FOR AN URBAN KI!\SHlP NETWORK SYSTEM,"
Marvin B. Sussman. Western Reser\"e Univt.>rsitv
"ADULTERY AS AN EXTE!\SIO~ OF i\OR~IAL BEH-.-\ VIOR ... Robert N. Whitehurst, Indiana Un i\·ersitv at Fort Wayne
"MARITAL ROLES. MARIT.\L GO.\LS. A!\0 MARITAL ADJUST1\IENT," James
L. Hawkins. Indiana Universit v i\lrdic:Jl CcntN. Indi:m:lpolis
" VALUES. COl\SENSUS. AND COHESION 11\ Tl!E HUSH:\ i'-m-WlFE DYAD:
SOl\lE THEORETICAL. Jl\l PLICATIO\S FOR THE STRUCTUHAL-FllNCTlONAL Ai\"0 SY\\IBOLIC 1!\TEHACTlON THEOI{ETICAL FR :\1\IEWOHK,"
Boyd C. Rollins. Brigham Young Un iversity
Discussa nt: .John 11 . Scanzoni. Indiana Universitv
Presiding: Roy H. Rodgers. University of Orcgoi1
Reiearch and Theory
Wisconsin Room
3:00 p .m. to 4 :45 p .m.
Special Emphases
Minn o~o ta Room
3 :00 p .m. to 4:45 p .m.
Educotion
Michigan Room
5:30p.m.
l incoln, R oo~ovelt,
Toft Rooms
SOME FEDERAL PROGRAI\IS OF PARTICULAR INTEREST TO FAl\liLY LIFE
Si'ECIALISTS
''NEW OFFICE OF ED UCATION LEGISLATION AN D HOW IT MIGHT BE
l iSE D TO PHOl\IOTE FAI\1\LY LIFE ED UC.'\TI ON PIUJGHAMS I N THE
SCJIOOI.S," H:lrbara Chandler. Research a nd Program Specialist in Basic
Edue;tl io n, Office of Education, U. S. Department of llc alth, Education,
;lnd Welfare
"COJ\1!\llJNITY ME I'\T:\L IIEALTII." Ravmond B:1lcstcr. National Ins titute of
1\1.-nlal Jlt-alt h. U. S. Department of 'llcalth. Education. cllld Welfare
"PllO.IJo:CT Ei\ :\BLE." Ellen Manser. Project Director. Family Service Asso·
ci;1! ion of A nwrit"a
" LE<;JSI.:'\TION \\'lii('II IL\S CIVIL RlGIITS JMPI.ICATIONS FOH THE FAMli.Y ." Lillian 1>. Anthony. Distri<"t Dir<'ctor, 1\linnrsota and Wisconsin, Dcpurtnwnt of Labor. Nt>ighborhond Yollth Corps
Prcsulin ~ : Elt·anorl' R. l.m·kt>v. <:hiltlrt•rl's Burea u. Welfare Administration, U . S.
Dt'partml.'nt of lle;llth. Edu(·ation. and Welfare
''!\ PROPOS.-\L FOR A N :\TI O~!\L STUDY OF FAl\tiLY LIFE EDUCATION"
Rh-hard Kt•r<"ldwff. Purdttf' U nin~rsi tv
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P illh'l Pisc-ussi(lll: " l ' 1'\SOL\'F:D C'li :\Lt."F.!':GF:S TO FAl\liLV LIFE EDUCATION,", \\'tll ia.rn ~brsh a ll . _Wrst Virginia Uni versity. <;:hai rman ; Clara Appell,
Stout Stat e l •nrvcrs1ty. \\ ts<.·onstn: Carlfr£·d Rrodertck. Pennsylvania State
l lni\'t'rsity: Theodort' B. J oha nnis. Jr.. Un iversity of Oregon; Rose Somcr\'illt'. 'J\~al'hers College. Columbia University
Prt•siding: At\ee L Stroup. College of Wooster
RN'ord('r: FIMt' nce L. D. II('al, New J e rsey State Supervisor of Homemaking
Education
SOCIAl HOUR {DUTCH TREAT)
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SATURDAY, October 29, 1966
6 :30p.m.
Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Iowa Rooms
SUNDAY, October 30, 1966
9 :00 a.m . to 1:00 p .m.
Auditorium , Museum of
Natural History, East
Bo nk Campus, University
of Minnesota
FOURTH PLENARY SESSION-BANQUET AND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRE SS
"VALUES FAMILY AND A CHANGING SOCIETY," F. Ivan Nye, Washington
State 'university
.
.
Presiding: William M. Smith, Jr., Pennsylvania State Umvcrstty
DEMONSTRATION OF MARRIAGE COUNSELING VIA CLOSED CIRCUIT
TELEVISION
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.
Sponsored by the Minnesota Division of the American Assoct.a 101~ o
ar~mge
Counselors, and the .Minnesota Family Study Center, Umve rstty of Mtnnesota
U .
.
Participants: Dr. and Mrs. Titus Bellville, Department of Ps~c1 ry. m~ersity
11at
of Minnesota; Dr. Gertrude Gass. Merrill·P~lmer In~tttute; Dr. Richard
Anderson, Department of Psychiatry, Universtty of Mmnesota
NCFR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 1966-67
President ....................................................... - ..................... William M. Smith Jr.
President Elect ....................................................................William Kenkel '
Past President .................................................................... F. Ivan Nye
Secretary .............................................................................. Christine Hillman
Tr~'ns urcr ............................................................................ Frederick E. Berger
Ed1tor ....................................................................................1\'I nrvin B. Sussman
1\tcml>crs-at-Largc , ~:xccutive Committee ...................... Harold Belgum
Catherine S. Chilman
Two more to be elected
Executive Officer ................................................................ Ruth H. Jcwson
Board of Dir('ctors ............................................................. ,Joan Aldous
Dorothy E . Barrier
Christine Beasley
Clark W. Blackburn
Ruth Shon lc Cavan
Ralph G. Eckert
JosephS. Hi mes
Theodore B. Johannis. Jr.
SECTION OFFICEHS, 1966-67
Couns(.•li ng ............................................................................ Gerald R. Leslie
Educ·:ltion ............................................................................ C. Jay Skidmore
H<'sc:m:h and Theo ry ........................................................ Harold T. Christensen
Special Emphases ................... ........................................... Esther Middlewood
William M. Kephart
Lester Kirkendall
Judson T. Landis
Floyd M. Mart inson
Ira L. Reiss
Benja min Schlesinger
James Walters
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INDEX TO PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
Anmodt, Elizabeth , 1
Albrecht, Ruth, 1
Anthony. Lillian D., 8
Aldotts. Joan, 1. 9
Appell, Clara, 8
Axelson, ~land J., 4
B:1lester, Raymond. 6
Barril'r, Dorothy E., 1, 9
Beasley, Christine, l, 9
Bl'lgum. Harold, 1, 9
Bl'll, Robert W., 6
Berardo, Felix M., 4
Berger. Jo~rcdcrick E., 1. 9
Bernard. Jess ie. 4, 8
Blackburn . C lark W ., 1, 9
Bolnwicr, Gerold, 1
Bowerma n. Charles, 6
Briclund , Donald. 1
Brodcrirk. Curlfrcd, 1 ,'7, 8
Brown, W illiam D .• 6
Cnmplwll. Arthur. 4
Cuqwntt•r. D<,rothy. 4
Carroll. William T .• 4
Cnrslt'ns. Leone, 1
C11rtcr, Don. 4
Crwnn . Huth Shon lc. 1, 9
l'hnntll<•r, Uurhl\ru. 8
Chilmun. Cullu•rin(' S, 1. 4. 6, 9
('hrillll'llll\' ll, ll nr o ld T., 0, 9
('hrlstopluorsnn, Vktnr A ., 1
Ct,nnoa·, Wnltt•r, ~
Cooku, I' hill p W .• 4
t'ouk:u•y, l'hyllls, 1
llnvi!l, l•:li7nht•t h. l
nc
!IInne. Irvin~ A .• 1. 3
VlrHiitnir, 1, 3. 5
J) of'rrln~ . l'nul L., 4
d('
l. issm·o~· .
Duvnll.
~vt• l yn
M.. 1
..:t•kt•t·t. Hnlph G .. 9
K>~IH'hl\1111,
J.
HtlSS,
t-' l(lllk, Evl'lyn, d
1-'or<'t', t::litilhcth
Fmsit-r, Hullt•t•ta,
1-'ridt-reo•:;, Jnmcs
... lll'tHI\l'f, 1)11\'id,
4
S ., 1
3
S., 6
6
Fulton, Waiiii<'C C., 5
Glthttka. llt•h•n. 7
t:ullll.:her,
Nutnlit'.
Guu non, J oann, 1
Gass, Ger t r ude, 8
Genne. William H .. 3
Gilbert. Robe rt 1., 5
Goldman. Arthu r, 7
Goodwin. Hilda M., 5. 6
Hanse n, Donald A., 6
Hatch, David L.• 4
Hawkins. James L .. 8
Heal. Florrncc L. D., 4. 5. 6, 8
Hey. Richard N ., 1, 3 , 4, 6
Hi ll, l\larion, 1, 3
Ifill , Reuben. 1, 6. 7
ll illmnn. Chris tine. 9
Hilton. Alkc i\l:uy, 5
llim<'s. Jos<'ph S .. 1. 9
llu mphrt.•y. 1-'redcrkk, 7
lri.sh. Donald, 1
Jt•wson, Huth H., 1, 9
J ohannis. T lwoclorc B., Jr.. 5, 8, 9
Kulll'n , David. 6
Kt.•\lcy, Mar~arct, 7
Kenkel , William Jo' . , 5, 9
Kephnrt, Willinm M., 1. 9
K<' rckhoff. Richard , 8
Kirkendall, Lc:;tcr A., 1, 9
Kirkpatrick. Clifford , 7
Klemer, IHchnrd. 7
Kligft.>ld, Hct·nard, 5
Krupp, G<•or~c. 6
Lantlis. Juclson 1'.. 1, 9
l.c.·.slic, Gcrnld, :5, 9
l.cwis. Hohl•rt, l
tut·kt•y, Elt·nnorc B., 1, 7, 8
M tl~durt, \.llllru S inJ.:c r, 6
MllllSI'r, io:llf'll, 8
M~~r:.hn ll , W1llium. 8
Ma r tinson, Floyd M., l , 9
llk :\rthur. Arthur, 6
MrLnne. llarhara, l
~lt-ahl, llt'lt·n 13urhanan, 1, 6
~lt·llon, Alfred. 7
Mttldl(·woocl, Esther, 9
~111\t·r. Fra nct>na Nolan, 3
~hll<'r, Paul A .• 3
Mudd. Emily H., 1. 4
Murst\'in. Bernard, 6
Neubcck, G<'rhard . 1, 2, 4, 6
Z\ichols, William. 6
Norr is. Ma rtin L .. 7
Nye. F. Jva n. 1, 3, 5. 6, 7, 9
O'Sullivan, F ather John J .. 1
Ott. John. 7
Pccilunas, Leonnrd, 3, 7
Pt'lcrson. A. Ka thryn , 1
Pitzer , Ronalcf, 1
Porter. Bhtine R., 1
R('iss. Irn L., 9
Riker, Charles, 1
Rod!!N'S, Roy H ., l,, 6, 8
RoHins, lloyd C .. 8
Rowe, (~t·oq.:c P., 6
Ru h•y, Jean, 5
Rutlrd~e. Aaron L., 8
Ryflmnn . .Edwnrd J., 8
Savn, Snmucl, 6
Scnmoni, John II ., 8
Sdllt•sint!l•r, U<'njnmin, 9
Schorr, Al\'ill, 6
Srhvnncn•ltlt. J uy D., 5
Shapir o, l\tinna, 1, 5
Shnpiro, Solomon, 7
Shu lt z, Cnrl. 5
Skidmore, C. Juy, 4. 9
Skipper, Jumcs K ., 5
Smit h, William M., .Jr., 1, 9
S<lln(\rvillc, H(lsO, 8
Stnchowkk, Jnmos G., 5
Stewnrt , !o'rnncis G., 6
Straus, Mu nuy, 1, 6
Stroup, At Icc L., 8
Sudiu, Cecilia, 1
Sus~man, Marvin B., 1, 6, 8, 9
Taylor, Donnld, 7
V ah unian, Pu ul, 4, 7
Vecrhusen, Pamela, 1, !S
V incent, Clark, 1
Vosika, Connie, 7
Walters, James, 1, 3, 7, 9
Nass. Gilbert. 5
White, Lynn, 6
Whitchur111. Hobert, 8
W ienchowsk i , Louis, 6
Winn. Juanita, 4
Wilson , 0. Mer edith. 3
Womhle, Dnlt' L., 1, 5 , 6
Nelson, Josephine,
Wright, Bernice. 7
Nash , Et ht•l. 6
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Family Potentials in a Cybernetic Culture
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SAN fRANCISCO HILTON HOTEL
SAN FRANCISCO . CALIFORNIA
�NCFR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Preside nt ..............................................................................................................................William M. Smith, Jr.
Pre!'ident Elect .................................................................................................................... William F. Kenkel
Past President ...................................................................................................................... F . Iva n Nye
Secretary ..............................................................................................................................Christine H. Hillman
Tl'('asurer .............................................................................................................................. Frederick E. Berger
Editor ·····-································································............................................................. 1\llarvin B. Susstnan
Members-at-Large, Executive Committee ..................................................... - ................. Harold Belgum
Cathe rine S. Chilman
Aaron L. Rutledge
Rose M. Somerville
Section Chairmen:
Counseling .................................................................................................................... Gerald R. Leslie
Education . ..................................................................................................................... C. Jay Skidtnore
Rest>arch and Theory .................................................................................................. Harold T. Christensen
Special Emphases ........................................................................................................ Esther Middlt'wood
Chairman, Board of Publications ...................................................................................... Elizabeth S. Force
Chatrman, Standing Committee on Affiliated Groups ................................................ William H. Genne
Chairman, Membership Committee .................................................................................. Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc
Chairman, Committee on International Liaison ............................................................ Evelyn 1\1. Duvall
Chairman, Special Committee on Family Life Education ... - ....................................... Blaine R. Porter
Chairman, Committee on Standards and Certification ................................................ Hele n Buchanan Meahl
Executive Offic(>r ................................................................................................................ Ruth II. Jewson
Elected Board of Directors
Joan Aldous
Ruth Shonle Cavan
.Tudson T. Landis
Dorothy E. Barrier
Floyd M. Martinson
Ralph G. Eckert
Christine Beasley
Joseph S. Himes
Stanley Robert Reiber
Hobe rt R. B('ll
Ira L. Reiss
Theodore B. Johannis, Jr.
Clark W. Blackburn
William M. Kephart
James Walters
ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM COMMITTEE
General Pro~rnm Chnirmnn: Plenary Sessions............ William F. Kenkel, Iowa State University
Counseling Sedlon Mt•t•tin).!s ............................................ Gerald R. Leslie, University of Florida.
F.ducation Section M,•t•tin.,:s .............. ..............................C. Jay Skidmore, Utah State University
Hesl'arch and Tlu~ory Section Mt'etings........................ Harold T. Christensen, Purdue University
Special Emphnst:>s Section Mcctings.............................. Jo: sthe r Middlewood, Michigan De partment of Mental Health
LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE
<!t•nt•ral Chairmnn......................................................Ruby Dean Harris, Univers~ty of California, Berkeley
<.:o·Chatrman ............................................................... Betty Rogaway, Palo Alto C1ty Schools
Comnuttee M('ntbt' rs.................................................. Malcol~ Finl~y. M.D.! ~ranees. Head, Mildred Huber, Don Oakes,
Emmeline Rtggs, W1lhs Robmson, Olivia Thebus Alice
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Thompson •. James Trainerr Davi_ Treat, Betty Wiison
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Public-ity Chatrman.................................................... Frances Mtller, San Franc1sco C1ty Schools
We ore Indebted to the Art Deportment, Minneapolis Vocotionol High School for the cover design,
GongelhoH for the ~-. and to the teacher, Gale Greenwood.
Our thanks ~ 0 to Eugene
�ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS
August 16-19, 1967
East Lounge
Wednesday through Saturday, 9:00a.m.SPECIAL MEALSBRIEFING DINNER FOR ROUND TABLE PRESENTERS AND CHAIRMEN
Wednesday, 5:45 p.m.
BREAKFAST, OSBORNE AWARD COMMITTEE
Thursday, 8:00 a.m.
ROUND TABLES
Thursday, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.; Friday, 12:00 noon to 2:00p.m.
See program for further details.
BOAT TRIP ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY AND SMORGASBORD ON BOAT
Thursday, 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
BUS TRIP TO PRODUCE MARKET AND BREAKFAST AT THE MARKET
Friday, 5:00 a.m. to 9:00a.m. (limited to 45)
NCFR BANQUET AND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
Friday, 6:30p.m., Ballrooms 6, 7, 8. 9
CONFERENCE SOCIAL EVENTS- RECEPTION, SPONSORED BY NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES,
AND SAN DIEGO COUNCILS ON FAMILY RELATIONS
Wednesday, 9:00 p.m., Ballrooms 1, 2, 3
BUS TOUR OF SAN FRANCISCO FOR WOMEN ATTENDING
THE CONFERENCE
Thursday, 9:00 a.m.
BOAT TRIP ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY AND SMORGASBORD ON BOAT
Thursday; see above
BUS TRIP TO PRODUCE MARKET AND BREAKFAST AT THE MARKET
Friday; see above
BANQUET AND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
Friday; see above
REGISTRATION-
NCFR BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS MEETING-
Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
NCFR BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS-
Ballrooms 1 and 2. San Francisco Hilton Hotel
Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
MEETING OF NCFR BOARD AND EXECUTIVE COMMITIEE AND REPRESENTATIVES FROM OTHER
NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
COFFEE BREAKSBOOK EXHIBIT-
Ballrooms 1 and 2
Wednesday, 1:30 p.m.
Thursday, 3:00 p.m.; Friday, 10:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m.; Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
Teakwood A, San Francisco Hitton Hotel; Betty Wilson and James Trainer,
Berkeley High School, Co-chairmen
FILM SESSIONS-"FAMILY LIFE FILM REVIEWS"
Wednesday, 2:00-4:00 p.m.; Thursday, 8:00-9:15 a.m. ; Friday, 8:30-10:00 a.m.;
Saturday, 8:30-10:00 a.m., Ballroom 4.
EMPlOYMENT BUREAU PLACEMENT CENTER-
PRESS ROOM-
Rosewood A and B, and President's Lounge
Wednesday, 12:00 p.m. to 5:30p.m.; Thursday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m .;
Saturday, 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon
Teakwood A
�PROGRAM
ANNUAl MEETING, NATIONAL COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS
THE SAN FRANCISCO HILTON HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, AUGUST 16- 19, 1967
CONFERENCE THEME: FAMILY COMMUNICATION
TUESDAY, August 15, 1967
8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
NCFR BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS MEETING
Presiding: F. Ivan Nye, Washington State University
1:30 p .m. to 9:00 p.m.
Ballrooms 1 and 2
WEDNESDAY, August 16, 1967
9:00 a .m. to 12:00 noon
Ballrooms 1 and 2
9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
East lounge
10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon
Ballroom 4
ANNUAL MEETING
Board of Directors and Executive Committee of the NCFR
Presiding: William M. Smith. Jr., Pennsylvania State University
ANNUAL MEETING CONTINUED
Board of Directors and Executive Committee of the NCFR
REGISTRATION
AFFILIATED GROUPS SEMINAR
Conducted by: Roberta Frasier. Oregon State University ; J. Obert Kempson, South
Carolina Department of Mental Health ; Wilham H. Ge nne, National Council
of Churches, New York City.
1 :30 p .m. to 5:00 p .m.
Bollroomt 1 and 2
SEMINAR
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Ballroom 4
FAMILY LIFE FILM REVIEWS: Aging
5:4.5 p.m.
NCl'R Executive Committee, Board of Directors, and Representatives of National
Organizations
Coordinator: Wallace C. Fulton, Equitable L ife Assurance Society
"Antonio''
"Where Mrs. Walley Lives"
''Years for Living''
Presiding: .J:uncs Walters, Florida State University
BRIEFING DINNER FOR ROUND TABLE PRESENTERS AND CHAIRMEN
Pn•sidiu~:
7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Ballroom ~
Oavid M. Futcomcr, Temple Buell College, Denvct·
FIRST PlENARY SESSION: THE CONFERENCE OPENING
Wckomc: (; h'nrt lfnwkcs, Associate Dean, Family and Consumer Sciences, University or Culifornia. Davis
HIPPIE PANEl: " HIPPIES SHARE THEIR VIEWS ON MARRIAGE, FAMILY, AND SEX"
Pntwl Mnllt•rator: Jack Curtis, Director, Urban Life Institute, University of San
1-'ra nc isco
Presiding: Wtlliam M. Smith, Jr., Pennsylvania State University
9 ·00 p .m. to 10:30 p.m.
8allroonu 1, 2, 3
RECEPTION
('o;:haimu. n· F.mmelinc Riggs. Sacramento Unified Sc hool District, and 1\·t ildrl'd
•
Httl>t•r. BurC:lll or llomcmaking J::ducation, Sacramento
~ptmstm•d by: Northern California Council on Family Relations (Ri<'hard
Holbrook. Prcsi~ft•nt); Los Angel~s Council on Family Hclations (Alice
Thomp~un. Prcsulent ); and San Otego Council on Family Relations (Willis
Hobinson. Prcsitknt)
�--~
THURSDAY, August 17, 1967
8:00 o .m. to 9 :30 a.m.
8 :00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m.
Ballroom 4
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
9:30 a .m. to 11 :00 o.m.
Counseling
California Room
Education
Ballroom 1
Resea rch and Theory
Ballroom 2
Sptlclol Emphases
Ballroom 3
1 J,Jo a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Terract Room
Walnut
a
Toyon A
OSBORNE AWARD COMMITIEE MEETING AND BREAKFAST
Chairman: Blaine R. Porter
FAMILY LIFE FILM REVIEWS: Premarital Interaction Between the Sexes
"The Game"
"The Merry-Go-Round"
Presiding: James Walters, Florida State University, and Joseph Maxwell, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute
BUS TOUR OF SAN FRANCISCO FOR WOMEN ATTENDING THE CONFERENCE
SECTION MEETINGS
"COMMUNlCATION: THE ROCK ON WHICH FAMILIES FLOUNDER,"
Ben N. Ard, San Francisco State College
"INSTRUMENTAL AND TERl\UNAL HYPOTHESES IN COUNSELING THE
DYAD," Nathan Hurvitz, Crenshaw Medical Arts Center, Los Angeles
Presiding: James Gladden. University of Kentucky
"A NEW DESIGN FOR TEACHER-TRAIN ING IN SEX EDUCATION," Deryck
Calderwood. Oregon State University
Discussant: Lester A. Kirkendall. Oregon State University
"THE EFFECT OF CULTURE ON !\!OTHER -CHILD TACTILE COMMUNICATION," Vidal S. Clay, Westport, Connecticut
"SEXUAL COMMUNlCATION AND THE NEW MOHALI'fY," Alfred W. Melton,
Pennsylvania State University
Presiding: C. J ay Skidmore, Utah State University
PREMARITAL COMMUNICATION
"THE DYNAMICS OF COURTSHIP COMPARED ACROSS EIGHT UNIVERSITIES," Kenneth L. Cannon, Brigham Young University
"EMPATHY IN THE DATING DYAD: A RETESTiNG OF EARLIER THEORY,"
Robert Lewis. University of Minnesota
" A THIWHY OF PREMAIUTAL SEXUAL PERMISSIVENESS," Ira L. Reiss, Univcrsily o( Iowa
r>i~cussa nt : Geor~c R. Carpenter, Southern Illinois University
Presidi ng: Leland J. Axelson, Florida State University
"F'Al\'II.LY Llf'E EDUCATION AND EXP~~RIENCE IN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT,"
Harhara Chandle r. U.S. Departme nt of Health, Education, and Welfare
"TIIEHAI'Y AS A l\U:ANS OF PAHENT EDUCATION," Fergus Mann, Beth Moser
M<'nt al Ilt>alth Clinic
DIALO(itJJ<:: "Cmnpnrison of Therapeutic and F.ducative Approaches to Parent
lA•nrning," Barb~1r11 Chnndlcr and Fergus Mann
Prt~siding: lkatrice Paolucci, Michigan State University
ROUND TABLES
1: "NF:W VISTAS IN FAMII..Y RF.SF:ARCH"
Pn•scnter: Huth Shonl-e Cavan, Northern Illinois University
C'h;1irnwn: Jo.an Aldous, University of Minnesota
2: "CHANGING DIVOHCE PROCEDUHES: TltENOS AND NEEDS"
Pres('ntcr: Aidan R. Gough, School of Law, University of California
Chairman: Shirley Gehrke Luthman, Institute on the FamHy San Hafael
California
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3: ''PROCF.SSES AND MECHANISMS FOR IMPROVING COMMUNICATION
WITHIN THE FAMILY"
PrcscntL•r: Ethel M. !':ash, University of North Carolina
Chairman: Mary Lou G. Purcell, Stephens College
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Twin Peaks
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Toyon 8
Walnut A
2:00 p .m. to 3:00 p.m.
Ballroom 4
3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Counseling
California Room
Education
Ballroom 1
4: "FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION IN THE CHURCHES"
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Presenter: Charles H. Sutton, The Cana Conference of Chrcago
Chairman: Deryck Calderwood, Family Life Consultant
5: "HELPING THE COLLEGE STUDENT DEAL WITH SEX POSITIVELY
AND EFFECT! VELY"
Presenter: Richard N. Hey, University of Minnesota
Chairman: Lester A. Kirkendall, Oregon State University
6: "SERVING LOW INCOME FAMILIES IN URBAN AREAS: SOME
PROGRAMS AND SOME RECOMMENDATIONS"
Presenter: Esther L. Middlewood, Michigan Department of Mental Health
Chairman: Blaine R. Porter, Brigham Young University
Coordinator: David M. Fulcomer, Temple Buell College, Denver
SECOND PlENARY SESSION
PRESENTATION OF OSBORNE TEACHING AWARD, Blaine Porter, Brigham
Young University, Chairman of Committee
Address: "DISRUPTIVE FAMILY COMMUNICATION," Arthur M. Bodin, Mental
Research Institute, Palo Alto
Presiding: Christine Hillman, Boston, Massachusetts
SECTION MEETINGS
"PSEUDO MUTUALITY BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE IN A DISTURBED
FAMILY," Donald R. Young, Marriage Counci l of Philadelphia
"UNDERSTANDING AND BREACHING BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION," Floyd M. Anderson, California Family Guidance Center
Presiding: Fred Humphrey, University of Connecticut
"THE USE OF THEMATIC PSYCHODRAMA IN FACILITATING FAMILY COMMUNICATIONS," Floyd M. Anderson, Jacqueline 0. Bouhoutsos, Mary R.
Osborne, and H<tZel Sais, California Family Guidance Center, Los Angeles
"PRESCHOOL FOR EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED CHILDREN," Marianne Cook,
Nancy Victor, and Aaron L. Rutledge, Merrill-Palmer Institute
Presiding: Rose M. Somerville, San Diego State College
MARITAL COMMUNICATION
Research ond Theory
~ollroom
2
Special Emphases
Ballroom 3
7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p .m.
"INTRAFAMILTAL DECISION MAKING AND MARITAL SATISFACTION,"
lkrbcrt L. Smith, Western Michigan University
''MAHITAL lNTEHACTION AND ANOMIE IN BLUE COLLAR FAMILIES"
Irv in~ Tallman, University of Minnesota
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"Tlll'~ MAHI'J'AL HELATfONSlliP AND USE OF OVULATION SUPPRESSORS"
Frederick J . Ziegler and David A. Rodgers, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation
"1\fALE DEl\'ll\ND AND .MENSTHUAL RHYTHM IN SEXUAL BEHAVIOR" J.
Rit·hard Uclry and Naomi M. Morris, University of North Carolina
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Discussant : William E. Hartman, California State College Long Beach
Presiding: Harold T. Christensen, Purdue University
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''LAY LEADERSHIP FOR PARENT EDUCATION : A SURVEY OF A TWENTYYEAR PROGRAM CONDUCTED BY STATE GOVERNMENT" Esther
Middlewood. Michigan Department of Mental Health
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''CRITICAL EVALUATION OF LAY LEADERSHIP THEORY"
Panel: Wi~liam M. Smith, Jr... Pen~sylvania State University: Blaine Porter,
Br1~ha~ Young Umvers1ty; Evelyn Rouner Central Michigan
Umvers1ty
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Presiding: .George Chamis, Family Life Program Flint Michigan Board of
Educatwn
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BOAT TRIP ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY AND SMORGASBORD ON BOAT
�FRIDAY, August 18, 1967
5:00 a.m. to 9 :00 a.m.
8 :30 a.m. to 10:00 a .m.
Ballroom 4
BUS TRIP TO PRODUCE MARKET AND BREAKFAST
FAMILY LIFE FILM REVIEWS: Poverty
8 :30 a.m. to 10:00 a .m.
Ballroom 2
AFFILIATED GROUPS SEMINAR
10:30 a .m. to 12:00 noon
Counseling
California Room
SECTION MEETINGS
Education
Ballroom 1
Research and Theory
Ballroom 2
Special Emphases
Ballroom 3
12:00 noon to 2:00 p .m.
Walnut B
Toyan A
Toyan 8
"The Things 1 Cannot Change"
Presiding: J ames Walters, Florida State University
Conducted by Roberta Frasier, Oregon State Univers ity; J. Obert Kc~pson, Sout~
Carolina Department of Mental Health; William H. Gennc, Natwnal Council
of Churches, New York City
"THE COUNSELOR AND THE MORAL INTERREGNUM," Alfred W. Melton,
Pennsylvania State University
"COMMUNICATION OF VALUES THROUGH COUNSELING: A POINT OF
VIEW," Herbert P. Fritze, Oklahoma Psychological and Educational Center,
Oklahoma City
Presiding: Ethel Nash. University of North Carolina
"SOME DIFFERENTIAL BASES OF COMMUNICATION," Lawrence Bee, The
University of Kansas
"PSYCHO-DYNAMICS OF SEX EDUCATION," Gordon Shipman, Wisconsin State
University, Steve ns Point
"HIGH SCHOOL MARRIAGE IN SEVERAL STATES," J ames W. Gladden,
University of Kentucky
Presiding: James G. Allen, University of Hawaii
COMMUNICATION UNDER SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES
"RELIGIOUS INVOLVEMENT AND ATTITUDES TOWARD INTERFAITH
MA RRIAGE," Ruth Shonle Cavan. Northern Ill inois University
" INTERI''AITH VERSUS INTRAFAITH MARRIAGE IN INDIANA,'' Harold T .
Christensen, Purdue University, and Kenneth E. Barber, San Jose State
College
"FAMILY COMMUNICATION IN DISASTER," Thomas E. Drabek and Keith S.
Boggs, University of Denver
Discussant: Murray A. Straus, University of Minnesota
Presiding: Edward Z. Dager, Purdue University
MATERIALS AND METHODS FOR PARENT EDUCATION
FAMILY COMMUN ICATION DEMONSTRATION, Roberta C. Frasier, Oregon
State Univ(•rsity
"AS A MENTAL Hf.:ALTII EDUCATOR, KEEP THIS IN MIND," Loyd Rowland,
Louisiana As..;;ociat ion for Mental Health
Presiding: Gludys Bellinger, University of Idaho
ROUND TABLES
7: "ONE-PARENT FAMILIES: WHAT HELP DO THEY NEED MOST? ..
Prcsl'nt{•r : Ethel P. Gould, International Parents Without Partners Inc.
('hnirman: P. K. Houdek. Kansas City Social Health Association '
8 : "THE SEXUAL DIMENSION IN FAMILY STUDY: CURRICULUM
EXPANSION AND TEACHER PREPARATION"
Presente r: Rose M. Somerville, San Diego State College
Chairman: Harold Feldman, Cornell University
9: ''POOLING COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR FAMILY LIFE AND SEX
EDUCATION"
Presenter: Euge ne J . DeBellis, Family Counseling Service Colorado
Springs
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Chairman: Kenneth Kammeyer, University of California, Davis
�FRIDAY, August 18, 1967
Twin Peaks
Walnut A
2 :00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Ballroom 4
3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Counseling
California Room
Education
Ballroom 1
Re,oarch ond Theory
Ballroom 2
Special Emphases
Ballroom 3
6 :30p.m.
Ballrooms 6, 7, 8, 9
10: "HOW TO INCORPORATE FAMILY THEORY AND RESEARCH INTO
FAMILY COURSES"
Presenter: David Holland, University of Minnesota
Chairman: Robert H. Coombs, Bowman Gray School of Medicine
11: "COMPARISONS OF THE NEVER-MARRIED AND MARRIED WOMAN"
Presenter: P. A. Wakil, University of Saskatchewan
Chairman: Luther G. Baker, Central \Vashington State College
Coordinator: David M. Fuicomer, Temple Buell College, Denver
ANNUAL NCFR BUSINESS MEETING
Presiding: William M. Smith, Jr., Pennsylvania State University
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SECTION MEETINGS
"COMMUNICATION OF PATHOLOGY THROUGH THREE GENERATIONS,"
Paul Doe rring, Me rrill-Palmer Institute
"COMMUNICATION PROCESS AND PSYCHOTHERAPY," Aaron Rutledge,
Merrill-Palme r Institute
Presiding: Edward Rydman, American Association of Marriage Counselors
"CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT OF COLLEGE STUDENTS EXPOSED TO
SYSTEMATIC, ORGANIZED LEARNING EXPERIENCES IN FAMILY
RELATIONSHIPS." Helene Hoove r, Arizona State University
"SPENDING AND SAVING PATTERNS OF ADOLESCENT SIBLINGS," Gladys
K. Phe lan, Northern Michigan University
"CHILDREN'S PERCEPTIONS OF LOVE EXPRESSED THROUGH DRAWINGS
AND PROSE," Morey Appell, Hunte r College, and Clara Appell, New
Rochelle, New York
Presiding: Jay D. Schvaneveldt, Utah State University
CONTINUING ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM ON FAMILY THEORY
"WOHKING PAPER ON A TliEOHY 01'~ PARENTAL BEHAVIOR IN THE
SOCIALIZATION OF CHILDHEN," Boyd C. Rollins, Brigham Young
Unive rsity
Discussants : Joan Aldous, University of Minnesota, and Carlfred Broderick
Pennsylvania State University
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Presiding: Hoy II. Rodgers, University of Oregon
"POVEHTY PR OG RAMS AND RELATED PARENT EDUCATION" Alfred
Azevedo, Pacific Heights School, Tiburon, California
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Presi d111g: Catherine Ch1lman, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
THIRD PLENARY SESSION: BANQUET AND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
PH~S~NTATION OF BURGESS RESEARCH AWARD, Reuben Hill, University of
Mmnesota. Ch<
urman of Committee
Addrt>ss:. "FAJ\!IL.Y RELATIONSHIPS: COMMUNICATING
Wtlham M: Smtth,,Jr., Pennsylvania State University
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PresHJtng: W1lham F . Kenkel, Iowa State Unive rsity
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�SATURDAY, August 19, 1967
8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Ballroom 4
8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Counseling
Ballroom 5
Education
Ballroom 1
Research and Theory
Ballroom 2
Special Emphases
Ballroom 3
10:30 a .m. to 12:00 noon
Ballroom 4
FAMILY LIFE FILM REVIEWS
"Youth Inquires"
"For Better, For Worse"
Presiding: James Walters, Florida State University
SECTION MEETINGS
"MARITAL INTERACTION AS REFLECTED IN THE M.M.P.I.," Gerhard
Neubeck, University of Minnesota
"TRANSFERENCE PROBLEMS IN FAMILY GROUP THERAPY," Laura Singer
Magdoff, Psychotherapist, New York City
Presiding: Alex Runciman, Sir Thomas lVIore Clinic
"K-6 FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION PROGRAM AND REPORT OF FOLLOW-UP
STUDY," Jane Krig in, Concord, Calif.
"7-12 PROGRAM ON FAMILY LIFE SEX EDUCATION," Sally Williams, Anaheim,
California
"THE CO-ED SENIOR COURSE ON FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION AT PALO ALTO
HIGH SCHOOL," Sandy Snodg rass, Palo Alto Unified School District, Palo
Alto. California
Presiding: Ralph Eckert, Riverside County Schools, California
COMMUNICATION INVOLVING CHILDREN
"THE ROLE OF AFFECTION IN INTRAFAMILY COMMUNICATION," James G.
Stachowiak, University of Kansas
"SIBLING RELATIONSHIPS IN THE FOURCHILD, EQUI-SEXED, INTACT
FAMILY," Sander M. Latts, University of Minnesota
" INTRAFAMlLY MODES OF SOCIALIZATION FOR WORK ROLES," R. Brooke
Jacobsen and Roy H. Rodgers, University of Oregon
Discussant: Kathryn Johnsen, Purdue University
Pr<'sidinf!: Robert H. Coombs, Behavioral Sciences Center, Bowman Gray School
of Medicine
SYMPOSIUM: EXISTING SOCIAL STRUCTURES FOR PARENT EDUCATION
"PR E-SCHOOLS: A LIVING LABORATORY FOR PARENTS," Mrs. Raymond Gee,
California Council of Parent Participation Nursery Schools, Berkeley
" PARENT EDUCATION IN ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS," Barbara
Chandler, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
"CHURCH ORIENTED PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAMS," Msgr. Irving A.
DeBlanc, Lake Charles, Louisiana
Presiding: Esther 1\liddlewood, Michigan Department of Mental Health
FOURTH PLENARY SESSION: CONFERENCE CLOSING
Address: "COl\'IMUNlCATlNG WITH COLLEAGUES AND COMMUNITY," Vance
Paeka rd, New Canaan, Connecticut
Presiding: Murray A. Straus, University of 1\'linnesota
�NCFR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 1967-68
Preside:-nt .............................................................................. William F . Ke nkel
Presidt'nt Elect .................................................................... Elizabeth S. Force
Past President .................................................................... William M. Smith, Jr.
Secretary ...............................................................................Esthe r L. Middlewood
Treas urer ..............................................................................Frederick E. Berger
Editor ·····························-·····················································Marvin B. Sussman
1\lember-at-Large, Executive Committee........................ Aaron L. Rutledge
Rose M. Some rville
Two to be elected
Section Chairmen:
Counseling ....................................................................Richard H. Klemer
Education ............................. _....................................... Rose M. Somerville
Resea rch and Theory .................................................. Edward Z. Dager
Special Emphases ........................................................ Blaine R. Porter
Executive Officer ................................................................ Ruth H. J ewson
Board of Directors .............................................................. Joan Aldous
Leland J . Axelson
Dorothy E. Barrier
Christine Beasley
Robert R. Bell
Don C. Carter
Victor A. Christopherson
Ralph G. Eckert
Theodore B. Johannis, Jr.
Judson T. Landis
Floyd M. Martinson
Ethe l M. Nash
Ira L. Reiss
Be njamin Schlesinger
Murray A. Straus
Sta te, Ilcgionnl, and Lot'al Chairmen
Pat'ifit' Northwcst- Holl('rta Frasier
Horky Mount;lin- EtJgPne J . Dl'Bellis
Soul hcastc rn- .Josc.·ph Howla nd
T ri-Stat e-Norma Nc.•wmark
Alaba ma- E lizabe th S. (;urmit'hacl
Northern California- HidwnJ Jltllbrook
Los Angclc.•s, Cal iforn ia-A lice Thompson
S:m Dil',l!O, Cn lifornin - Willis Robinson
Comt<•c.·t teut- Fat he r H:mdall Blackall
J\liami. Florida- .1\trs. Lconurd Silverman
South<•rn Idaho--Norma Burnes
Jllinois -Mary Huth Swope
India na- Martin L . N ol'l'is
Iowa- Edythe Hay
l\larvl ~llld -J\Irs. l.y l~ Blain£' Gray
Massac huset ts-fl<iardman Kathan
Mic.:higan-Eve lyn Houucr
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Miehiga n Up)Jl'r P('uinsula-Janc S. Bem1s
1\·l inncsota- Pamc la Vcerhuscn
Mississippi-Mildre d R. Witt
Missouri- Arthur McArthur
Montana & Inland Empire-F. Ivan Nye
Nebraska-Mary Bitner
Nevada-Shirley Wcdow
New J ersey-David Balderston
North Carolina-Kate Garner
Charlotte, North Carolina-Elizabeth Corkey, M.D.
Ohio-Ho bcrt Titko
Okla homa- Joseph T. Shackford
Oregon-Roberta Frasie r
South Carolina-Lutitia Ande rson
Te xas-Wildring S . Edwards
Utah-Allan Crocke tt
Vir~inia-Ann Montague
Western Washing ton-Aino Campbell
Wis cons in--Rita Youmans
1\ladison, Wisconsin-Loya l Sargent
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INDEX TO PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
Aldous. Joan, 1,4,7
Allen, James G., 6
Anderson. Floyd M., 5
ApJX'll, Clara, 7
Appell, Morey, 1
Ard, Ben N., 4
Axelson, Leland J ., 4
A1.evedo, Alfred, 7
Baker, Luther G., 7
Barber, Kenneth E., 6
Barrier, Dorothy E., 1
Beasley, Christine, 1
Bee, Lawrence, 6
Belgum, Harold, 1
Bell , Robert R., 1
Bellinger, Gladys, 6
Berger, Frederick E., 1
Blackburn, Clark W., 1
Bodin, Arthur M., 5
Boggs, Keith S., 6
Bouhoutsos, Jacque line 0., 5
Brode rick, Carlfrcd , 7
Calde rwood , Deryck, 4, 5
Cannon, Kenneth L., 4
Cnrpcntl'r, George R., 4
Cavnn, Jluth Shonlc, 1,4,6
Chnmis, Cil'or~o:c, 5
Chandler, llnrbnru, 4.8
C hilrnun, Cnth<'rinc S ., 1,7
('hri:-;tc nscrl, llnrold T., 1,5,6
Clay, Vhlnl S., 4
Cook. Marlnnnc, 5
Coombs, llnht•rt II., 7.8
Curtis. Jm·k, 3
Da~o:('r, Edward Z .• 6
IJt'lllanc. M :;~:r. Irving A., 1,8
Pt•UI'IIis. l~ uj.!CilC J., 6
Ool'rrin~. P aul t .. 7
Drub1·k. 'l'htlll\lll' F.., 6
J>uvull. 1-::vt'lyn M.• 1
E <·kc rt. Hulph (;., 1,8
t\•l,lnum. llnrold, 6
Flllll'y, l\1Hicolm, !\t.D., 1
Furt't\ Elil tLhct h S ., 1
1-'rii:Ucr, Uo~rtu C.• 3,6
Frittt', llt•rhcrt P .. 6
Fukullll'r, Duvitl ~1. . 3, 5, 7
Fulton, Wallace C ., 3
Gee, Mrs. Raymond, 8
Genne, William H ., 1,3,6
Gladde n, James, 4 ,6
Gough , Aidan R., 4
Gould, Ethel P ., 6
Harris, Ruby Dean, 1
Hartman, WilJiam E., 5
Hawkes, Glenn, 3
Head, Frances, 1
He y, Richard N., 5
Hill, Reuben, 7
Hillman, Christine H., 1, 5
Himes, Jose phS., 1
Holbrook, Richard, 3
Holla nd, David, 7
Hoover, Hele ne, 7
Houde k, P. K., 6
Hube r, Mildred, 1, 3
Humphrey, Fred, 5
Hurvitz, Nathan, 4
Jacobsen , R. Brooke, 8
Jewson, Ruth H., 1
Johannis, Theodore B., Jr., 1
Johnsen, Kathryn, 8
Knmmeycr, Kenne th, 6
Kempson, J . Obert, 3, 6
Kenkel, William F., 1, 7
Kephart, William M., 1
Kirk(•ndall, Lester A., 5
Kri)dn,Jnnc, 8
Londis, Judson T .• 1
t.nus, Sandt•r M., 8
Leslie, Gerald H., 1
l.l'was, Robert, 4
Luthmon, Shirll'Y Gl'hrke, 4
l\l:a):doff, L.aura Singrr. 8
!llnnn. f'e r.;us, 4
Martinson, fo'loyd M., 1
~laxwcll , Joseph, 4
J\t<•ahl. lll'l('n Buchanan, 1
Melton, Alfred, 4, 6
Middlcwood. Esther, 1, 5, 8
l\lill<'r. Jo"ranccs, 1
Morris, Naomi M.• 5
Nash, Ethel M., 4 , 6
Nt-ubcck, Gerhard, 8
Nyc, F. Ivan, 1, 3
Oak es, Don, 1
Os borne, Mary R., 5
Pack ard , Vance, 8
P aolucci, Beatrice, 4
Phel a n , Gladys K., 7
Porte r , Blaine R., 1, 4, 5
Purcell, Ma ry Lou G., 4
Reiber, Stanley Robert, 1
Reiss, Ira L., 1, 4
Riggs, Emmeline, 1, 3
Robinson, Willis, 1, 3
Rodg ers, David A., 5
Rodg ers, Roy H., 7, 8
Rog away, Betty, 1
Rollins, Boyd C., 7
Rotme r , Eve lyn, 5
Rowland, Loyd , 6
Runcima n, Alex, 8
Rutledge, Aaron L.. 1, 5. 7
Rydmnn, Edward, 7
Sais, llnzel, 5
Schvnne vcldt, J ay D., 7
Shipman, Gordon, 6
Skidmore, C. J ., 1, 4
Smith, He rbert L., 5
Smith, Willinm M., Jr., 1, 3, 5, 7
Snodgruss, Sandy, 8
Sonwrville, Hose M ., 1, 5, 6
Stachowiak. James G., 8
Straus, Murray A., 6, 8
Sussman, Marvin B., 1
Sutton, Chnrles H ., 5
Tallman, Irving, 5
Thcbus, Olivia, 1
Thompson, Alice, 1, 3
Trainer, James, 1, 2
Treat, David, 1
Udry, J . Richard, 5
Victor, Nancy, 5
Wakil, P . A., 7
Walters, James, 1, 4, 6, 8
Williams, Sally, 8
Wilson, Betty, 1, 2
Young, Donald R., 5
Ziegler, F'rNI<'rick J ., 5
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. . . . . n1e Rcv~erend , ohn A. Tomas~~c.h ~ Director, Family Life Apostolatc , Arch~dioccse of N~e~w Orleans
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onsignor Irving DeB,lanc~ Lake Char~es~ l ouwana
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Wednesday. 11:00 p.ul.~ .Roorns 4~5. Second Floor
ROUND TABLES
Thursdav, 11 :30 a .m. 1:30 p.n1 .. Grand Ballroom
Friday~ i :!:00 n on - _:00 p.n1 .. Imperial Salon
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B~ANQUET AND PRESIDENTIA ADD~ RESS ~see above
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sbornc Award onunittce 1c Hog-
I· R Iem ership Commiuc'
f11iatcd Gr up - minars"
IJouk ·. hibirt
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Thursday~ 8 : 0~9:30 a.n1.,
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dne day ~ lO:JO a.m. - t_:OO no n, Room 2
a=nuav. M:30- 10:00 u.m .. Ro IllS and
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"Walk in Their Sl1uc:s"'• Br •gluuu Young University
~'Mirror ._ M'i nur ."' Un~haru Young Un ivcrsity
*"Se~ uaiiL)' and the TccnagL"I . l'ail L,.. MediCaJ Audio-VisuuJ Unit.
Waynr 'L3h! rn crsny , t;huul of Medicine, Michigan
" he Sexual Beha i H
Young People ..~l Granada Film.
"'S orpiu Ri ·ang n i1nunakcr ·~ ~ rporation~ _ Y r
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...The- Summer \Ve. loved to ·hn · uect.'~ ational Film Board f anada
•ihe Game.~· t auur aJ FiJn1 Board of Canada
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·tUflluyn-.enf. Bureau Pluccn1cnt Ccnh:r • \Vith ~he he[p of lhe tate of Loui ·iuna~ Divisi. n of Employrncnt 'ecurity.
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REGISTRATI~ON
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Author .. Sara sot a ~ Florida
nTh·e T a~ o f 'Deve opn1g f~·~ilv Life Education Programs in
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nco·mmu n[ty 'Preparation ."' Esther Mlddlew~ood, Michjgan
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LOlJJSlANA LUNCHEO~N. Collowed by organizati~ona~ meeting
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FAMILY LIFE FIU\1 PREVI EWS
C~onduct~ed by: Leonard Pe~cUunas._N~r~hor~ Uhn, ol~ Univ~rsity
Joseph 1ax\vcn , ~1.rg1n~a Polyt~:~h ntc ~nstt~ute
Laura Kivlin . B~o ·w~lng rGr~cen State Un~vers~ty
GROVES co~ ·. FERENCE BO~ ·RD
Presiding: "I arvin B. Sussman~ Case West~ern Re·serv~e University
4:00 Eo~ s~ )0 'p.m..
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FA~U LV ~COORD• ·. ATOR STAFF and , nyone interested
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Presiding: Edilur. WiUiam t Smilh~ Jr .• Pennsylvania Sta~e Un· versity
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FIRST PLE ·~ ARY SESSJO"•.: THE CO F RE .. CE CfPENl · . G
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lnvucatton : The Reverend John A. T~omasovi~ch . Dire~ctor, Office of
lht F3mily Lif~ posto~ate ~ .. rchdioc~ese or ' ew ~Orleans
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Welcon1e: Senat or W~lliam ~Gus~oc
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Address: "~\York and Family LiCe-A ).4al~e DUtc: ma?n
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\Villiarn C. , icho~~s~ M~erriU..:Patmcr Instit ute
Panel: ..Through mhe E,y1s of \Vom~cn ,,~ Rachel Mes~chan , M~·o ...
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~Irs~ · arren V~ Morel. N~ew Orleans; . rs. Briant BeU1 New ~Orleans
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Presiding: \VHHam F . Kenke] ~ Ur1iversi'ty of Kentucky
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Terrace Su ites
'RECEPTION
Sponsored by Louisiana Power nnd Light C~o·mp~any
'Opportunity to m~eet and visit with de legates
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THURSDAY~Oct~ober ~7._ 1'968
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C'offee Shop~
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A'WARD CQf.,1MITT.EE rvtEETING AND BREAKFAST
Cbainnan: G~erh.;ud Ntcube~ck, Fami'ly S'tudies Center~ UnJi'versi[y of Minnesota
FAMILY UFE FJ LM PREVIEWS
Co~ nduc,ted
9:00 a. m. to 9;00 p.m.
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EducaUon
'Tulane Ro~onl
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Leonard Pecilunas, ··. o~rlhern Illinois University
Joseph Max well, Virginia P'olyte~chn ic Institute
Laura Ki,vlin, Bowl'ing Gr~e ~en Stat~c University
REGISTRATJO'N
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.,'Crises lrnlcrvention in Marriage ~Counseling~,. David Re~ed~ Divli'SJi, n of . amily Sturdy~
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of No: r h Carolina School of Medicine
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Family Re~ations
Presiding~ 'Richard fJ. KJemer, University of orth Carolina at Greensboro
Educa 1'ng the Educator: 'Preparin,g Men as FwnHy L~fc Educators
"'Role Analysis of U1~e M:de F:11mUy Life EdUrc-ator and Re-search~er," Jay D.
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Scbvancveldt . UEah SE, re Univ.:r:ul •
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....A Graduutc P1rogr~nn ror E~cmncn~ ~:uy ,iflnd Secondary S~chool Teachers; Rcpor t , f the
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Firs'l Year of n Fodcrally Funded l'roje~ct,n Arthur E. Gravntt, Unrversi'ty of Tenn~
e ~~ce and Stena Goild berg. Pennsy lv~1nin S ta.tc Un ivcrsity
''tiucouragJins Spnu ~~ ~G~ ro·wth ;nnong Degree Ca'lild i~dat~es nf S'panish ~Origin ~'" WilUam
Dr Bruw n. Univ~.:r:~iil)~ of· laryl:md
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~"A Nt\Y T~cach:in~ ~~~odel
ror P::tsto:a1 Educators . "' Sylvia Sacks, University of
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Presiding: D~orothy T. D)•~er. 'North D,l_kota Stat!e University
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'Researcll and Th.eD,I )'
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· e-\ mr~d Racial Differences in AUitudt! " toMlrd ~Deviant~ Fan11ily Patterns/'
Palrtricia VoydanoiT. '-1~erriU-Palrner Institute
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-"Tbc ~/larilalt Status of M~olher~ ~on 'Wel(are ~,, Ln\vronce Podell Baruch Co11egc of the
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·~·some Ditle~nccs in P~r~ccpEion ~nnong ·. egro and iYhi~e Mal~es on 'the Effect of the
Wo~ • king lVi1 in ~~~urii,age and rht.~ , anlily ,."·Leland J . Ax~elso~n . Florida . . Ca'l c Univ.
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Presiding: -! usene J. Kanin, Purdue Un1iv~e~ity
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'Thursday continued
Special Emphases
Rooms 4-5
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MASCULINITY
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"·F th.~erJess Boys .. L~ g p .··r t · .· Bngham Young UntversJty .
a.. Pres.J wg. B ·
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ROUND 1 ABL~S . the Likelihood of Marriage in a Scientific Mate Selectio
"Personality and
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Presenter: The ev.
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"Community Actlon for Sex uca !On
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Presenter: Franees Breed' Sl ECUS .
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_ ·•New Challenges for Women and ~he1r Effect on Men
Presenter: Nona H. Cannon, San D1ego State C'?Uege .. ·
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Chairman: Wildring Edwards, !exas Technolog~cal C~llege
s. "Participation of Poor P~ople 111 Programs S~~mg C_~l~ren and Youth"
Presenter: Cathenne Chilman, Research Utilthes Dwtston, HEW
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"The Applied Aspects of Sex Education"
Presenter: Esther D. Schulz, SIECUS
7. "Medical Careers and Marriage"
Presenter: Robert Coombs, !lowman Gray School of Medicine
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"Interfaith Cooperation in Sex and Family Life Education"
Pr~esenter: William H. Genne, National Council of Churches
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"Preparing the Community for Family Life and Sex Education"
Presenter: Way~e Herald_, Sunnyvale School District, California
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" The P:roccss oj: Courtshtp,
Pres~nter: Mary_
Hicks, Pen~sylvania State University
~h:urnutn : CarHred. Brodenck, Pennsylvania State Universit
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Prhe~nter:_ pG K. HNou~e~, Kansas ~ity Social Health Society
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12. " How Can We Deal _
with the value-Forma ti ' ea e~10 lge~t .
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Presenter: Lester Ktrkendall Famil L' fi on Issue ~anuly Life?"
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Chainnan: Walter Stokes, M:D. Fly .d e Consultant, Milwaukie, Oregon
13 . "T]l~e 1\.tlass tvt'ed" . a.:bits of Negro .Fainilies"
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The L.tUIJts of SexuaJ Cornmu , .. .·.
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Presenter: David Mace, Bowm ~nlcGabon between Parent and Child''
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"Adult Sex Education"
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l '1 :30 a.m. to 1: ] ,Q p._m.
uThe African ·wo.mann
Presenter~
Vera Mace ~ W·ins~t~on-8alem; North Caronna
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17 .. '''The t n1pact on the Frunlly or Having a . ember in Military Services"
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Presenter; Helen Buchanan Meah.t Juniata CoUel1e
]]The Father in the Lu·w. .~n~conle· Familyn
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Presen tJer: HstheJ Mi1<Urewood , M.Jichigan Department ~of M~entall Health
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Special Welfare Section~ Hurlbut Air Force Base
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20. ] 'Processes and Me~chanisn1s Improving Connnunication within Far1~i}}es'" , _ . _
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Presenter: Ethel M. Nash, C,uolina PopuJaUon Cent~er, Chape.~ Hill ~ North
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21 ~ u AU.itudes rto\vard HomosexuaJs."
Pn:scnt~cr: l sador~c Rubin. SexoJ~ogy Ma, azine
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Ch3hlmilln: H~elen H _Hacker, Adelphi Universi· y 'New Y~ork
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•·• ·xploring 'Uni~que Family Pot~entials"'""
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23~ ''~,F;~mi ly P~annmng,, Rei igi, n, and Education in French Sou'th..CentraJ
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LOUISUlJ.na ·
Presenter: Jerorne J . Sa:lo:mon~c, Louisiana State University
24. u.Feminine Mode·b of Tecn·A, e Girb''
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25. •·oaurns and So;tia~ Structure: A Canadian P·ro(ile~'
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Plr~escn~cr: P'. A. \\'.akit Univ~ersi1 ty
Saskatchewan
Coordin~UOl : D~avid M ~ Fu~con1er, T~emptc BueU CoUcge, Denver
2:00 ~ ~o 3:00 , ..m~
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8ECOND PLENARY SESS[QN'
l n'lroduction : \YaUacc Fulton . Community Services and Health Edu~cation.
l'!t(Uilablc life Assurance Sochi:lY
Add~ss '"Th~e Fa~nily ~ the ! an~ .and His Wurk ~n Le~o ! ortis, Dilector, . epartment
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of Cunununily Scnri, cs. Anlerican F~ederali[on of Labo~r and C011JfCSS or
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Pn!si:ding: Ri~~h~ard · ·· . Hey, FamBy St.udies Center, Universi·ty of Minnesota
.3:30 to S:OO p .m~
Counseling
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"Man~~·sc Cuunscling Training fo· tbe Professional fro· Other Disciplines,, Clar.
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Vlnc~eu l . B o\VJUan Gray s~c hool of Medicine
P~anel Di cu~~~~on : Ri1hard Hey , University or M iJrnnc~ota~ RJ.~cha.rd KJ~emer,
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Univl!rs~ly ~or Nortll ~Carolina , t Gn:~cnstloro ~ Ha1old I . Lief, M. D., .D .ivisi~on ~af
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. an1Uy Stud)r.. Univ~ershy of Pennsylvania Sehoul of ·Me~dicin.e ; David Ma~ce,
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Bown1an ~Gra. Sch~ool ~o~f Medicine; Paul ·Popenoe. American ·lnslilutc· of
Fanlii)' Relations
Presid.ing : \\-'ilJiam .Eastn1~an, Univenity of North CaroUna School ofM~edicinc
Educ3t ing lhe Male: Preparin, Bo s , od ·Men Jor FarnU ·. · \Vork and Leisure Roles
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uwork. F:nnj~y, and Education: Differ~cntial Mo i Hy Among Chip.pewa lndjans and,
Poor Wrutes.• Leonard Liebcrmn.n, c~entra1 Michil an Univ~ersi'ty
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'Manta) Expectations of coU gd flusband o~cept m Relatmn to Use of IVe~llj
"The Married Student: The Goonj • Jr .• Univcrstty of Oregon.
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Time," Thcodor~e B,. JoJlan . ow's f , thers: A
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"Educating Today's and. !omor~mrnunity Program of Family Life Ed~ ~~U~
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. ~Tank W Welch , Lam uM D., tJ~iversity of orth arolina at Chapelli
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"Normative Theory Ocnvcd . ro .:ty 1967 Burgess Award Recipie~t ~arotd l
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Research and Theory
Tulane Room
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Discussant: Robert R. Bell, Temple Un~ver /
Presiding: Hurold Feldman. Cornell Umverst y
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"Mass . ted!:~ and Male Images" dialogue, William C. Ntchols and Gertrud C
M,errill-Paln1er Institute
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L Profe ~onal Per . cclive - The Youn, Profe '\i nal in tJ1e Family F 1 .
Cci11quc al1d RecOmmend~ lion Se io!• for: by. and of ~~rten and Wo~:nd: A
Graduafc Sch oo! or the Far Years o~ Protess1o naJ Work
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Edncn l.ronal Per pc~ tives -_ Family life _
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and Sc..:oudar c:hools: Teacher_E~ucauon lm,ph at1ons tn a Federal p n
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Pan_clrsts:. Robert . Bialoznr, Phillrp tough, Helen \ esllake. Jnstitur1 ~''
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F~nun ~tac Pcr!ipcc.:l • cs - u~ bar Women WouJd Like to See e . ~.
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Ch:nnn:.n: Ruby Dean 1-larris~ Univer ~jty of California at Berkeley
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Conducted by: Le?nard PeciJunas, Northern Illinoi · Univer~it
J osc ~h Ma~ well, V~ rginia Poly tcchn ic lust rl ut~
Launt Klvhn,, Bowhng Green tate University
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Counsc i'iny
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REGISTRATI, N
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Strengths and Mnrriugc c~o un scJin gt'' Herbert Olh->, Stone.. Brandcl Cen'ter,
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Discussant: o~de 'W o1nbl~c~ lnd i~nu Universiry
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''"Revlllltmlting the Tr, i11irng Progrnuu ~or the Prufes ional larriage Counse~or .n PhiJip
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oukc ~ University of Nor~ h Ca ro~itna a :~ Chapel HiU
Pre s id~ ng: J o1ul T. G ree nc , F11 orjd~l Sta tc Un ivcrsi ly
Tcachiu, · fnno va ·~Jon s : Fan1i.b Lifc_
Education Ill a ~l ac h i ne A:.e
hT lC' ~nscnsr~~ tvc Nlachine und S~ensih"c Subjc~ct ~11aUc r: An Experiment in
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.l,rogranuncd ~ ns~ rucEiun,~ti Brian Dubrow, s ~tockton nified School Districr ,
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Californita
"Opening Tcchnulugicaf D·OOI~S ror [he Flnn w ~y Life Educator,n J. Joel Moss,
B,rigluun Yuung Un1
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·~~ ·r,eadung · aJtung in a Tcchno l ogica~ Society ,;" WiUian1 Reeves, Jnsti 'L ute fo r
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F.duc:mll ional R~~scarch
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Rcse, uch und Theory
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Prc&itling: '\ \'till iarn It )1arshalt \Yes:l Virginia Un 1versity
~·sa ti:,;:fac 1ion~ w ri~ h Vadous A sp c(~ s or ~(,l rri~tg~ uver the Li fc Cy~dc-A Random
M ~ddle Ch1 s~ s~ull p .f c., t \Vosfcy R. Burr, Portland Sta le . oUege
"foachu's Rdal cd to ~he Ma.c"s Tendency [u Negatively Stcrcotyp~e lhc Fcmale,n
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K :dh~yn ~tt. Juhnscn. I tnduc Univ, rsiry
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D~~sc u ~s~m :t ~ Ccc;; c :l~ ;.t Sud ~~~ . Ch~ldrcu'~ B u reau ~ HEW
Pn~s hJ h~g: Jack Bucddc~ Temple Un ivcrsity
.. E1nnrl iullill~ hnp ~acl uf Sex EclUt:JLjorn lllpoll lhc Rc~dpicnt ·with Focus upon the
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Panel Discussinn ; J;unes · ~ ~h>or~c"' Purdue Un'i\rersjty ~ - ~ary D. Moore . Social
Sdcncrs CnnlnUinHy Ccnu~r, lafaycue, Indiana ~ - lcanorc .B. Luckey,
Unlvc•·-' ity nf Co11ncctktrt ; Kcn n i~ B. Nm,h, Yale Un ivcrsUy
Pr~sidiu~ ~ IDavuJ H. T.rca l. Fmudy Life Consu~hu1t, Sunnyvale, C~difornia
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'{ ork Publ i~ S~hool s
11. · · r:~u11Hy C~unping as a ~fclh otl of Family Life Edu~cation '
f1rc scnti!r : \ViUhu11 H. Gcnnc. N~Uiona J CouncH of Chul'1;;hcs
u,l 'tcp,aring tbl! Cununu1d[y fu r F:tmily L1fe ~t nd Sex Educalioll
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"Attitudes towa~cl kubin , sexolo~c~:;ge ., New York
Prese:nter: hadoac -- k Ade.~ ph ~ 0 ~ ~ ,t
Chairman: Hele•! .I lac_cr.; , Life Education
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"'The Use of eH ul £:"LUTll }T~emple BueU CoUeg
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Sch~ol;r~ ~~~~~eH. Douglass, Cbirf.
Introduction: Dav1~ R. 1 :~. father of the ~an ,
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Address: "The Child, . ~MII and Staff OJiector 197
Interagency Hranch · N · '
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. 1 astic Response in Man's Marital Happines:;;
"The S1gnificance of fe~ale ~
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Counseling." Day•d OLo_. ~tton .· orth Carolina at Greensboro
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of Family Relations
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Discussants: F. Ivan yc, ~ asbington State University and Robert ·
lod!jana Unwversity al Ft 'Wayne
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Chainna:n: Luth er G~ . Baker. Jr.,, Cen[nll \V ~1 5 hing~on Shele CoUc~:e
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Chai:nua11 : Ru lh Shonlc Cavan,. Northern Uli11ois University
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,Address: ~'M arriagc· and the Farnily in Mutlc rn Sc·fcnce Fie tiun /' · nHam F *
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Kenkel, Un ,ivcr~ay of Kentucky, NCF R President
Pr~esiding: WiUia~n M. Snl, h ~ Jr. , Pen n~y ,lvan ,ia State Univr rsity
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l:dilh Sdndhofcr. Tulane Univ~crsit}'
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~ ~v~1ngclie-af Thcologic~•~ , cnlin;uy, NaperviUc. IUinois
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Aldous. Joan, I. 12
Allen. Kenne th R.. S
Allred , II ugh, 5. 7
AndCNIIl. Lutitin, I 2
Appl'll, ('lara. 6
Appell. Mo~y. 6
Arnold. Charles B.. M.D., 7
A'cl,on. Leland J., I. 4, 12
B:tkc r. I uthcr G .• Jr , 10, 12
B:lld<'NOn, David. 12
Bnllwq:. John A., 4
BUJclny, l\bn C., 5
Bnrdb, l'anos D.• I 0
Barnc<. Norma. 12
Bam e r. Doro thy E.• I
Barnn):c r. Kenneth D., 12
Barnn~,:ton. Ho~ncc, 12
Ben, ley. Ch ri<tine, I
Bell. Ml'. Bnant, 3
Bell. Robert R.. I. 7
Bcm1,, Jane S .. 12
Berger, 1-rcdcri ck. I . 12
Bmlotc r, Robert C .. 7
Black:~ ll , T he Re v. R:1nuull , 12
Bock, F Wilbu r, I 0
Bou rgcoi\. The Rev Joseph. I
Brccu. I ranees. 5. 8
Brod.,rtlk, Carlfrcd 8 • 1, 5
Brown. Janet. I
Brown. William D.. 4
Bruhn . Vera, 12
Bucrk le. Jack. 8
Burr. \\ c~1cy R., ll
Burton. 1o 1 D .• 10
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Bu>dnng. 11oward, 12
Calderon.:, Jllary, M.D.• 7
Cannon, Nona l1 ,.5
Carter. Dou C.. 1. 11 . 12
Ca1 an Ruth Shonk. 10
Ch.mdt.:r lh rb;U.li\ . I. 7. 12
Chr1m.m, Calhcnnc. ~
Chmt.·nwn. Haro ld I • 7
Ch rt ,hlpha,on. v,,· to r 1\ ., 1. 12
Cook,•. l'hr hp. 8
C'oomh,, Robert II . 1. 5.1!. 9
C'rO<h·tt. \l1.111 . 12
Cunnml!h.un. ThonlJ' <; • 12
Da;;cr. LJ\\JrU z. 1.'1. 12
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Ddll.m, R,- R.-, \her I rvmg. 1
Dolln>". lin an. S
Dou~LJ" Jo-..:ph II \1
Dunn \l.1nc S . 7
DUI.JII l ICh 11 \I . I '· 7
D1 cr D->wtin 1 . -1
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1:.-\,,•rt, R.1 lph G., I . l l
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Feldman. ll.uold. 7. 11
Force. Elizal>cth S., L, 9, l 2
f-reeman. Oli ver, 12
Fulcomcr, Dav1d M.. 1, 6, 9
Fulton. W:11lacc , 6, 12
G;tr~u: r. Ka le, 12
Ga.ss, Gertrude. 7
Gennc. W1lham 11., 5, 8
Gmglc~. Rub) • 12
Gold berg. Stella, 4
Gordon. Mt~h.1cl, 10
Gravatt. Arthur G., 4
Gray. Lyle Ulainc, 12
Greene. John r., 12
Guc~l H. II . 7
Gusce. Wilham. 3
Hacke r. llclcn ll . 6, 9
Hagma1cr. The Rev. George, 10
Harper. Glenn A.. I 0
Harn<. Ruby Dean. 7
Hartm an. W11IIJin, 9
Hart ncv•. llckn Thun,l2
Her:• Ill, W nc, 5 . 8
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llcy, Richard N.. 6, 10, 12
I lick ~. Ma ry, 5
Hodrk ins, Belly Jane, I
Hoffman. Dean, 12
Ho udek. 1' K • S
lutakJ. Su)I).IIIJ, 10
Jnckwn. I· ht.rbcth Noland, 12
Jcff rc). Bctt }' I . 12
Jc11 son. Ruth II .. 1. 6. 12
Johann h. l hcodorc B., Jr., I, 7, 12
J ohnsen. K.\lhryn I' . 8
Kanm. ruj!COC J .. 4
Kath;rn. lloartlllldn, 12
KcmJNJII. J. Obe rt. l
Kenkel, Wi lh.uu F., I, 3. 10. 12
Kcr~kh u ll. Ru.:hard K .. 7
KtiJndn lllcn 9
Kmt: !-..1~ 7 Ill
Krrl.cnJJJI 1c'tl'l, 5. 8
Kul.pJln,J... (. htl ord. 6
K1vlm. LJur.•. \. -1 , 7, 10
Klcmcr R•~ h:ud 11., 1.4, 6
Lund•'· J ud\011 '1 .. l
Lcad1. Mr ~ ,\ lr' Richard. I
L('ll "· krf\ \I 5
Lrct1crm.lll I J.1mc>. M.D., II
L1cb\' rm.111. l conard. 6
Lict. ll.1w1,1 \l D., 5. 6
L1wl~ . hh11n l . 10
L01dl G.JilJtJ I
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\leahl. Helen 8 1 b
Mcschan. Rache l, M.D .• 3
Middlcwood. Esther, I, 3, 6, 9
Mill~. Lt. coL. ~dward K., 6
Moore. J;tmcs E .. 8
Moore. Mary D.• II
Morel. Mrs. Warren V ., 3
Moss. J . Joel. 8
Nai~m11h. Grace. S
Na~h. Ethel M., I. 6, 9, 12
Nash Kermit D., I!
Ncubcck. Gerhard. 4, I 0
Newmark, Non na. 12
Nichol~ . Willi~m C.. 3. 7
Norri~. Mrs. Willian1 S. P., 3
Nyc. F Ivan. 9
Olson. David. 9
Otltt, lle rbert , 1\
Parri~h. Vestal W., I
Pcdlu n:IS. Leonard. I. 3. 4 , 7, 10
Perl1s. Leo, 6
Pc t.:rscn.l:.van 1 .. 10
Phtlhp~. Clinton. 4 . 9
Phillip~. J eanette, 12
Pickarts. Evely n, 9
Pinsky , Byron , I
Pitzer. Ronald. 7. 12
Podell, La" renee, 4
Popcnoc. Paul, 6. 9
Porte r. Blaine R .. I , 3, 5
Purcell. Mary Lou, I 2
Rall1ng, , F.. ~1 .. 9
Rrry mond. B. H . M.D .• 12
Reed. David M .. 4
Reeves. William, l:!
Rciv., Ira , L., I , 12
Rodgers. Roy II.. I , 12
Rochna n. H yman. 12
Rouncr. Evelyn, 12
Rowe. George. 12
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Ro" IJ.nd. Lo} d. 9
Rubm. 1\::~dorc. 6. 9
\aron L .. I
Rutkllgc. 1
Rytlm::~n. Edw~rd J ., 12
Sock~ . S\'lvia. 4
Salomoric. Jerome, 1. 6
Salvo. Vincent J ., !!
S::~pont o. Ceorl!c. I
Sau\. J udnh. f
Sclullcr. John. 12
Sdulln. Palrida. 10
Schl~)mger. BcnJJmm. 1. 12
Sdtn,·ldcr. Allan J . 8
Schulhofcr. Fdith. 10
Schull. lqhcr D. 5
~clw.mevcldt. J:i) D .. 4
Scl'lyc. I. W.. 12
Slw,•ra, Lli7aheth 1 )
' Sit.:,. PJul. 5
Sm:lrdJn. Lau.r-cn~-c. 9, 12
SmHh. Leona J., 6
Smllh, William M 1
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Somerville, Rose ~I
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Stapk,, Rohcn E' ·j • 9
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Stoke~. W:11tc r, ~1:b S
Stough, l'lu ll ip, 7 ·• • ~
Strau,, Murray A., 1
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SudJJ ( ccd1a 5. 8 ' 10. 12
Sus~man. \larv10 B
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Sutton Charles. 1 " · 3· 12
Taii111Jn, lrvmg, 9
Tedd hc, Ahcc, 1
ThomrNm. Alice. 12
T om:"ovJc h. The Rev J0h
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Torbctt, l)avJd. 9
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Trea t. 0JvJd B.. 8
Van lfo rn . The Rev. James t
VIn cen t. Clark, 6
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Voydanoff. Patricia, 4
Wag)•. S tan lc). 10
Wak •l. P \ , 6
Wcdo11. !:>lurlcy. I 2
Welch. I ran!.. W., 7
Wcstl:1kc. ll clc n, 7
Whil!!IIUr\ 1, Hobert N.• 9
Womac!.., IJ~ tty , 12
Worn bh.:. Dale, 8
YoumaM. Rita. 12
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