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Biographical Notes William Kloepfer, Jr. Senior Vice President - Public Relations
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- Type
- RESU, RESUME
- OTHER
- Original File
- Tobacco Institute Inc. The Organization Papers-by-Laws- Certificate of Incorporation
- Request
- E37
- Named Person
- Curtis, L./Us House
- Henninger, N.
- Nixon, R.
- X/Us Civil Aeronautics Board
- X/Public Relations Society America
- X/Pharmaceutical Mfg Assn
- X/Northwestern Univ
- X/Us Army
- X/Washington Times Herald
- X/Washington Post
- X/Us Congress
- X/Republican Natl Comm
- X/Natl Press Club
- X/Natl Assn Science Writers
- X/Us Snate
- Henninger, N.
- Litigation
- 10004026
- Author
- Kloepfer, W.
- Date Loaded
- 23 Nov 1998
- Attachment
- 156602
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WILLIA~I ELOEPFER, JR.
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENY - PUBLIC RELATIONS
Willi~ Kloepfer, Jr., 49, a senior vice president of The
Institute, has been its public relations director since
1967. During the eight previous years, he held a s!mJlar
post with the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association in
Washington, a trade mssociation cf more than i00 companies
who manufacture prescription drugs.
Mr. Kloepfer was born and educated in Illinois, receiving a
bachelor of science degree in political science from North-
western University in 1949, following four years of service
in the U. S. Army during the second World War.
He "broke in" to the newspaper business as a reporter for
a small daily newspaper in east Texas, and within a year
was invited to join the editorial staff of the Washington
Times-Herald, later absorbed by the Washington Post. His
a desk in the Senate press gallery.
At the out~et of the 1952 Presidential c~unpaign, Mr. Kloepfer
joined the publicity staff o[ the Republican National
Committee, remaining in the post until 1955. During the
1954 Congressional and gubernatorial ca/~ip~igns, he served
as press secretary for Vice President Nixon throughout the
latter's national campaign tour.
There followed two years as administrmtive assistant to
U. S. Rep. Laurence Curtis of Boston, and late in 1956
Mr. Kloepfer was appointed director of public information
and Congressional liaison for the U. S. Civil Aeronautics
Board•
After nearly a quarter-century in the nation's capital, Mr.
Wloepfer has developed and maintains a wide acquaintence in
political, journalistic, governmental and husiness circles
there.
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Mr. Willi~m Kloepfer, Jr.
He is a member of the National Press Club, the National
Association of Science Writers and the Public Relations
Society of America. His biography appears in Who's Who
in the South and Southwest.
Mr. and Mrs. K!oepfer, the former Nancy Henningcr of
Butler, Pennsylvania, are the parents of two daughters.
The family lives in Bethesda, Maryland.
