Harvard/International Seminar/1963

Harvard/International Seminar/1963
Membership	•  Egon Josef Matzner •  Frank M. G. Swaelen •  Luis Carlos Mancini •  Robin Bradman Weerakoon •  Ping-chung Wu •  Anders •  Mounir Nassif •  Camille Bourniquel •  Alain Jacob •  Jean Francis Salusse •  Walter Boelich •  Hans Herbert Goetz •  Ulrich Scheske •  Eric Austen •  Jesse Dickson Mabon •  Henry Joseph Rogaly •  Demetrius Halikas •  Sundana Kisor Datta Ray •  Bhalchandra Krishna Desai •  Bhabani Sen Gupta •  Anas Ma'ruf •  Seemeen Daneshvar •  Bryan MacMahon •  Denis James O'Sullivan •  Yitzhak Navon •  Raimondo Luraghi •  Giorgio Piccinato •  Beniamino Placido •  Kinya Kawamura •  Saburo Muro •  Yong Nok Kim •  Kandiah Arianayagam •  Constant Smits •  Adolphus Mbah •  Lars Roar Langslet •  Kamal Hossain •  Naseruddeen Khan •  Juan Lozada Mercado •  Halina Bortnowska •  Jerzy Kasprzycki •  Andrzej Wielowieyski •  Enoch Dumbutshena •  Zivorad Kovacevi •  Leslie Gelb •  Thomas J. Hargadon •  John F. McCarthy

These are the participants from 1963 for the yearly International Seminar led by Henry Kissinger at Harvard University.. The fully paid six week stay had as one of its purposes to "establish better understanding among a select group of people who will be in top leadership roles in their countries in the years ahead". Approximately half are from the field of the humanities and half in politics and economics.

For next year's cadre, see Harvard/International Seminar/1964. For the previous year, see Harvard/International Seminar/1962. For an overview of the program itself, see Harvard/International Seminar.

Participants

• Egon Josef Matzner - Austrian Federation of Trade Unions (AFTU); Secretary of Arbeitskreis Benedikt Kautsky.
• Frank M. G. Swaelen- Belgium. Editor-in-Chief of the monthly review, YOUNG CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS; General Secretary, National Confederation of Parents' Associations.
• Luis Carlos Mancini - Brazil. Professor of Community Development at Catholic University; Administrative Consultant to the S. Francisco Hydroelectric Co.; Human Relations Advisor to group of industrial enterprises; President of the Brazil-United States Institute in Rio de Janeiro.
• Robin Bradman Weerakoon - Ceylon. Secretary to the Prime Minister of Ceylon; Member of the Ceylon Civil Service, Government of Ceylon
• Ping-chung Wu Taiwan/China. Ministry of National Defense; Secretary to the Chief of the General Staff, in charge of administrative coordination and aide activities.
• Anders Bodelsen - Denmark. Novelist; literary critic for EKSTRABLADET; freelance literary critic for BERLINGSKE AFTENAVIS and AKTUELT.
• Mounir Nassif -Egypt. Foreign News Editor, Akhbar El Yom Publishing House, Cairo.
• Camille Bourniquel - France. Novelist; Essayist; Writer and "Directeur Litteraire" for the French review, ESPRIT.
• Alain Jacob - France. Reporter for LE MONDE (specializing in Algerian affairs).
• Jean Francis Salusse - France. "Auditeur au Conseil d'Etat" (Under Secretary of the Council of State); Member of the Court (jurisdictional duties).
• Walter Boelich - Germany. Editor-in-Chief of Suhrkamp Publishing House, Frankfurt/Main.
• Hans Herbert Goetz - Germany. Economic Correspondent for FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG.
• Ulrich Scheske - Germany. Head of Office for National Security and NATO Affairs, Auswartiges Amt (Foreign Office), Bonn.
• Eric Austen - England. Schoolmaster, Hallfield Junior Mixed School; London County Council.
• Jesse Dickson Mabon - England. Member of Parliament (Labour-Coopdrative) for Grennock, Scotland; Physician, Manor House Hospital, London; Journalist-Political Commentator, SCOTTISH DAILY RECORD.
• Henry Joseph Rogaly - England.Editorial writer, Foreign Department, THE ECONOMIST (specializing in African affairs).
• Demetrius Halikas - Greece. Chief of Section of monetary, credit and fiscal policy, Economic Research Department, Bank of Greece.
• Sundana Kisor Datta Ray - India. Special Correspondent, THE STATESMAN.
• Bhalchandra Krishna Desai - India. Political-Personal Secretary to Mr. Ramakrishna Bajaj (leading industrialist and political leader),
• Bhabani Sen Gupta -India. Deputy Director, News Service Division, ALL INDIA RADIO; Novelist; Short-story writer.
• Anas Ma'ruf- Indonesia. Secretary General, Congress of National Culture, in charge of coordinating artistic or cultural associations and promoting the cooperation among them for the development of Indonesian culture; Essayist; Poet.
• Seemeen Daneshvar - Iran. Teacher, History of Art and Aesthetics, Faculty of Literature, Department of Archeology, University óf Iran; Short-story writer.
• Bryan MacMahon - Ireland. Playwright; Novelist; Headmaster, Morning Star Schools.
• Denis James O'Sullivan - Ireland. Member of DAIL EIREANN; Member of Opposition Front Bench.
• Yitzhak Navon - Israel. Political Secretary to the Prime Minister.
• Raimondo Luraghi - Italy. Fellow of Contemporary History, National University of Turin; Professor of History and Philosophy, Liceo Scientifico Statale (National High School) "Galileo Ferraris," Turin.
• Giorgio Piccinato - Italy. Architect.
• Beniamino Placido - Italy. Free-lance writer for IL MONDO; Clerk to the Permanent Committees of the Parliamentary Offices.
• Kinya Kawamura - Japan. Staff Assistant for Organization and Personnel, Personnel Department, Mitsubishi Oil Company Ltd.
• Saburo Muro - Japan. Deputy Chief, General Affairs Section, Ministry of Health and Welfare.
• Yong Nok Kim - Korea. Economic Editor, SASANGGE MONTHLY.
• Kandiah Arianayagam - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Deputy Chief Education Adviser, Ministry of Education.
• Constant Smits - Netherlands. Foreign Editor, NIEUWE ROTTERDAMSE COURANT.
• Adolphus Mbah -Nigeria. Member of Parliament; Trade Union Leader.
• Lars Roar Langslet -Assistant Editor of the Norwegian fortnightly, FRISPROG, mainly concerned with the cultural section; Editor-in-Chief of the quarterly review, MINERVAS KVARTALSSKRIFT, associated with the Congress for Cultural Freedom.
• Kamal Hossain - Dacca, East Pakistan. Barrister-at-Law; part-time Lecturer in International Law, Faculty of Law, University of Dacca.
• Naseruddeen Khan - Karachi, West Pakistan. Operations Manager, Burmah-Shell Oil Storage & Distributing Co. of Pakistan Ltd.
• Juan Lozada Mercado - The Philippines. Member of the Editorial Staff, EVENING NEWS.
• Halina Bortnowska - Poland. Secretary of the Editorial Board for the Catholic monthly, ZNAK. (Crossed out in 1969 HIS list)
• Jerzy Kasprzycki - Poland. Journalist; meber of the staff of ZYCIE WARSZAWY; Writer on Polish social and economic problems, commentary for the Polish newsreel, POLSKA KRONIKA FILMOWA, and TV. (Crossed out in 1969 HIS list)
• Andrzej Wielowieyski - Poland. Editor of the monthly review, WIEZ; head of the Social Research Center of this review. (Crossed out in 1969 HIS list)
• Enoch Dumbutshena - Southern Rhodesia. Has recently been the London representative for the African Nationalist Party (ZAPU).
• Zivorad Kovacevi - Yugoslavia. Director, Serbian Institute of Public Administration; Professor of Municipal Organization and Management, School of Public Administration, University of Belgrade; Editor-in-Chief of the central municipal review, KOMUNA.

• Leslie Gelb - Teaching Fellow in Government, Harvard University.
• Thomas J. Hargadon - Graduate of Harvard Law School; Carnegie Intern in Public Administration; Graduate Student in Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
• John F. McCarthy - Instructor in English, Boston College.

 

Known member

1 of the 46 of the members already have pages here:

Member	Description
Leslie Gelb	President of the Council on Foreign Relations and opinion-making New York Times journalist.

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