Tuck School
Having neglected to ask the faculty for reports of their current activities, we have but two items this month. Prof. Peter Williamson returns to Tuck as a visiting professor for the Spring Term and then rejoins the School as an associate professor in the fall. He has recently published two articles in the Canadian Tax Journal entitled "United States Citizens in Canada, Parts I and II," and "Psychoanalyzing Section 138 A." Other activities include a submission to the House Ways and Means Committee on the Interest Equalization Tax in July 1964 and participation in a conference on exporting to South America held in Toronto m November. He also testified before the Banking and Commerce Committee of the Canadian House of Commons on proposed amendments to the Canadian Companies Act relating to mutual funds. We are delighted to have Professor Williamson back on the Tuck faculty.
Professor Bower has recently published two monographs. The first was titled Investment and Liquidity: A Case Study of Clay Construction Products" and was published in February by the Graduate School of Business and Public Administration at Cornell University. The second was "Rising Capital Costs Versus Regulatory Restraints" in the Public Utilities Fortnightly, issued in March.
In February Mr. Rolf Kaltenborn, assistant to the president of the American Stock Exchange, spoke to both the first- and second-year classes. A trained economist with degrees from Harvard and Yale and prior association with Kidder, Peabody and Company and the S.E.C. in Washington, Mr. Kaltenborn discussed the regulatory problems of the exchanges.
Fred Fiigon T'40 has been named executive vice president of the First National Bank of Lewiston, Pa. Fred joined the bank in 1958 after a varied experience in business, particularly in the fields of advertising and merchandising. David Warren T'42 was appointed to the position of general sales manager of the Nash Engineering Company of Norwalk, Conn. Dave started at Nash in 1942 and has broad experience with the company, primarily in the sales area. DaveHoffman T'59 is a new vice president of the Cross and Brown Company, New York real estate brokers. Dave specializes in office leasing.
Bill Morton T'29 is becoming famous in the Syracuse area as the president of the Onondaga County Savings Bank and a man who spends most of his time trying to "take the stuffiness out of banking." For these and other reasons, Bill was chosen Syracuse Man of the Year in banking and finance for 1964. He is also a strong crusader for improvement of the downtown Syracuse area as well as for an Onondaga Community College. In addition to all of these interests, Bill is vitally involved in Dartmouth affairs. Thomas Roberts T'38 has been appointed assistant sales manager, consumer products, northeastern sales division of the Eastman Kodak Company. Tom has been with Kodak since graduation from Tuck and will work out of New York City on his new assignment.
Rollin Haynes T'58 has been appointed assistant treasurer of Hannaford Brothers Company in Portland, Maine. He worked with IBM and Ernst & Ernst prior to his new company. Dave Hilton T'52 was the top man in the O. Alfred Granum agency of the Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company for the fifth consecutive year. David t opped the three-million-dollar mark to accomplish this feat and obviously has had an unusually successful career in this industry.
Bob Henderson T'54 has been named to the new post of director of field marketing for Honeywell's Electronic Data Processing division. Having joined Honeywell in 1960, Bob has most recently been central regional sales director. Clifton Phalen T'57 is the new plant superintendent for the North Division of the New England Telephone Cooinine years, part of which was interrupted by pany. He has been with this company for duty in the navy.
Duncan Newell T'37, manager of the trust department at the Valley National Bank in Phoenix, Arizona, has accepted an invitation to join the faculty of Pacific Coast Banking School. He has had wide experience in banking and was previously an instructor of financial organization at North-eastern University. Dick Blodgett T'56 has been promoted to financial services manager at IBM's Poughkeepsie Systems Development Laboratory. In this new post he will be responsible for the laboratory's financial operation. Bill Blanchard T'31, president of William Blanchard Company of Newark, was recently elected to the board of managers of the United States Savings Bank of Newark. Phil Moon T'43, vice president of the National Bank of Detroit, has been elected to the board of directors of the F. Joseph Lamb Company, Detroit-based special machine company.
Allan Karcher T'52 has been named to the Management Staff, Recordak Corporation, a subsidiary of Eastman Kodak. Allan will report to the president of the company and will be involved in all of the activities of this fast growing organization. We have received an announcement that EdwardHobllie T'59 is now associated with a law firm in Hillside, N. J. Dave McLaughlin T'55 is the new president of the Champion Packages Company, a division of Champion Papers. He is also a vice president-division manager of the parent firm.
