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TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 2 Honorary Life Members 3-13

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Named Organization
AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor/Congress of Industrial Organiza)
Labor Union
Air Force
Alfred University
Alpha Omega Alpha
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Academy of Family Physicians
American Bar Association
American Board of Pathology
American Board of Surgery
American Cancer Society
American College of Angiology
American College of Physicians
American College of Surgeons
American Medical Association (physicians group)
Professional trade group representing American physicians.
American Public Health Association (Public health organization)
Professional organization for people working in public health
American Red Cross
Arizona Medical Association
Army
Association for Advancement of Science
Association for Cancer Research
Association of American Medical Colleges
Baylor University (Baptist university in Waco, TX)
Bell Telephone
Bethany College
Boston University
Boy Scouts of America
Chamber of Commerce
Chase Manhattan Bank (bank)
City University
College of American Pathologists
Columbia University
Communications Workers of America (CWA)
Cornell University (Ithaca, New York)
*Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) (use United States Departmen (use @hew_dept)
Duke University
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Eastman Kodak Co. (Kodak) (Cigarette filter mfg from 1950s to 1994.)
Manufacturers of quality control equipment for cigarette packaging
Emory University
Finance Committee
First National Bank
Florida Bar Association
Foote, Cone & Belding
Franklin and Marshall College
Hamilton University
Harvard Medical School
Howard University
Indiana University (Located in Bloomington, Indiana)
James Ewing Society (cancer research organization)
Johns Hopkins University
Kiwanis Club
Knights of Columbus
Lasker Foundation
M. D. Anderson Hospital
March of Dimes (Voluntary health organzation concerned with birth defects)
Marine Corps
Mayo Medical School
Memorial Hospital
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (Scientist produced tumors on mice, 1954, using cigarette tar)
A scientist at Sloan-Kettering (Wynder?) painted tar on the backs of mice and produced tumors, in 1954
Michigan State University
NASA
National Academy of Sciences
National Cancer Advisory Board
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
National Restaurant Association
Navy
New York University
Niagara University
Northwestern Mutual
Northwestern University
Ohio State University
Olin
Phi Beta Kappa
Phillips Foundation
Public Health University (Located in Bangkok, Thailand)
Radium Society
Red Cross
Rexall (unit of Dart Industries)
"DES" makers, involved in product liability litigation
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Rutgers University
Salvation Army
Senate
Sigma (Plastic bag manufacturer)
Sigma Xi
Society of Nuclear Medicine
St. John's Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital (Located in Rochester, Minnesota. Part of the Mayo Medical)
Stanford University
State Department
Surgical Association
Temple University
Transylvania University
Treasury Department
Trucking Association
Tufts University
Tulane University
U.S. Air
University of Arizona
University of Chicago
University of Illinois (at Champaign-Urbana)
University of Iowa
University of Kansas
University of Kentucky
University of Louisville
University of Miami School of Medicine
University of Michigan
University of Mississippi
University of New Hampshire
University of Oklahoma
University of Oregon Medical School
University of Pennsylvania
University of Puerto Rico
University of South Florida
University of Tennessee
University of Texas
University of Texas at Houston
University of Washington
University of Wisconsin
VA Hospital (Located in Houston, Texas)
Vanderbilt University
Warner Lambert
Wayne State University
Woodmen of the World
Yale University
Named Person
Ackerman, Ora K.
Adair, Frank E.
Adams, James S.
Adams, Lane W.
Aronoff, Billie L.
Bai, W. Cecil
Baker, Harvey W.
Baptist, Georgia
Barger, James D.
Barnes, William O., Jr.
Bauer, W. Cecil
Beach, Bethany
Bednarek, Thomas T.
Belk, Irwin
Bobst, Elmer H.
Bonds, W. Kenneth
Bowman, Harold E.
Boyd, Foster J.
Brady, Luther W.
Brady, Luther W., Jr.
Brennan, Frank E.
Brewer, W. Lyle
Brown, Helene G.
Brown, Robert L.
Buesing, Charles J.
Burdick, Daniel
Burdick, Ward
Busch, Mary E.
Byrd, Benjamin F., Jr. MD (ACS President, Oncologist, Vanderbilt U.)
Byrd, Benjamin F., Jr.
Cannon, Henry R.
Caraway, Robert B., Jr.
Carlson, David J.
Carter, John Mack
Chamber, Junior
Charity, Charles
Clark, R. Lee
Clark, Randolph Lee
Clifton, Robert B.
Coggeshall, Lowell T.
Coil, Royal
Cole, Warren Henry, M.D. (ACS President (1960); Surgeon, U of Illinois, Chicago)
Classmate of Ochsner at Washington U.
Coll, Royal
Collier, Amy Angell
Colton, Marvin C.
Cook, Thomas P.
Copeland, Murray M.
Copenhaver, Kent L.
Cordon, Cecil A.
Crampton, Ray S.
Dallas, T. Wallace
Darr, Milton F., Jr.
Davis, Alan C.
Diehm, Victor C.
Duck, Vernon E.
Duckwall, Vernon E.
Dugan, William M., Jr.
Durant, John R.
Edison, Thomas A.
Egleston, Henrietta
Emanuel, Temple
Estes, Elizabeth W.
Evans, Titus C.
Evans, Titus Carr
Ewing, James
Faulconer, Robert C.
Faulconer, Robert J.
Fisher, Jack J.
Flickinger, Dale B.
Flynn, William J.
Foote, Emerson (Ad exec.; Promoted Lucky Strikes in 1930s)
Gadberry, G. Robert
Garrett, Van Holt, Jr.
Geesey, Helen
Gibbons, Myron G.
Gibbons, Myron O.
Gladden, Jean C.
Gordon, Cecil A.
Green, Paula (believes tobacco ads reinforce habit)
Grise, Richard F.
Guinan, Matthew
Hagen, Cliff
Hale, George E.
Hall, Morris
Hammond, E. Cuyler
Harper, Harold A.
Hawk, John C., Jr.
Heap, D. Ferguson
Hester, Ralph
Hilaire, Larry
Hills, Forest
Hoffman, Anna Rosenberg
Hogan, Clifford O.
Hollis, Norman R.
Horsley, J. Shelton
Hruska, Roman
Hubbell, David S.
Hubbell, David Smith
Huff, Robert W.
Hyer, John V.
Ike, Golden
Jacobson, Arnold
James, Arthur G.
Johnson, Donald E.
Johnson, William V.
Johnston, Henry P.
Jonas, Allan K.
Joyce, Robert F.
Juengling, Gus
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
Klauer, James J.
Kline, Morgan M.
Knebel, John A.
Koeck, George P.
Kohler, Walter I.
Kretzschmar, Robert M.
Kurtz, C. Roger
Landers, Ann (advice columnist)
Lasker, Albert D.
Defense
Lasker, Mary (Health philanthropist and political activist.)
Lawson, John S.
Lederer, Jules
Leisure, Donovan
Leone, Louis A.
Lepley, James B.
Thomas, Lewis (author of The Medusa and the Snail)
Lewis Thomas is a writer whose book The Medusa and the Snail was used to develop a line of testimony showing what the industry called the history of fads in strategising lung cancer defense.
Lewis, Jr., William B. (Liggett & Meyers exec)
Defense
Lewison, Edward F.
List, Charles
Lockhart, Charles E.
London, Dennis W.
Long, Charles O.
Love, Robert M.
Love, Walter B., Jr.
Lyle, John S.
Mad, Albert Lasker
Marcello, David E.
Marcello, David E., Jr.
Markel, William M.
Mars, Forrest E.
Mayeux, Donald A.
Mcafee, Robert E.
Mcafee, Robert F.
Mccormack, Raymond A., Jr.
Mcgowan, Thomas F.
Mcgrail, Richard P.
Mcgregor, Frank H.
Mckenna, Robert J.
Moloney, William C.
Moloney, William G.
Montgomery, E. Morgan
Montgomery, Morgan
Morris, Robert
Morse, Robert
Moseley, H. Don
Murphy, Gerald P.
Nelson, Alan S.
Nelson, Harry M.
Newnam, Walter G.
Nicks, Robert L.
Niles, Nelson P.
Northup, Spencer W.
Nowlin, William F.
Ochsner, Alton, M.D. (President, Ochsner Foundation, Early Anti-Tobacco Expert)
Plaintiff
Officer, Loan
Olsen, Leif O.
Osborne, Elmo O.
Pace, Omar T.
Parish, Evangeline
Pearl, Minnie
Pendergrass, Eugene P.
Peterson, Eugene H.
Pinter, Joseph A.
Pirie, John T., Jr.
Pollard, H. Marvin
Porter, Barbara B.
Race, George J.
Rath, Walter H.
Rawles, James W.
Reid, James E.
Reimann, Curt W.
Reinsch, J. Leonard
Reinsch, Leonard
Rhoads, Jonathan E.
Ricker, James P.
Ricker, Walter A.
Ricker, Walter A., Jr.
Rimer, Irving
Roberts, A. Addison
Rose, Philip G.
Rose, Phillip G.
Rosemond, George P.
Rundles, Wayne (American Cancer Society)
Runyon, Damon
Saito, Perry H.
Sams, Virginia
Scanlon, Edward F.
Schabacker, Joseph C.
Schneider, Edward I.
Schneider, Edward J.
Schweitzer, Robert J.
Schweitzer, Robert W.
Scott, William C.
See, James Ewing
See, Ray
Seidel, William J.
Sen, Alene
Silber, Joseph S.
Silverman, Herbert R.
Sloan, Margaret H.
Smart, Charles R.
Snyder, Clair A.
Southwick, Harry W.
Spell, Patrick
Stader, Donald E.
Stahr, Elvis J.
Stein, Justin J.
Stetson, Carl H., Jr.
Stewart, Donald E.
Stock, C. Chester
Stock, L. Western
Stringfellow, George E.
Sumner, George W., Jr.
Sutherlin, Stephen W.
Sword, Golden
Synder, Clair A.
Tarleton, Charles L.
Taylor, Howard C., Jr.
Thomas, John F.
Thomas, John K.
Tollefson, James
Ulmer, Eldon R.
Ulmer, Thomas P.
Underwood, Cecil H.
Waggener, Donald T.
Wallace, John M. (RJR Marketing Research Dept.)
Waters, J. Holman
Weddle, Jeanne
Weisberg, Raymond L.
Weitzel, Frank H.
Welk, Lawrence
Whitehorn, Nathaniel
Whitney, Leslie W.
Whittlesey, Granville, Jr.
Wilcox, Francis J.
Wilkerson, Bill
William, Stephen
Williams, Paul W.
Williams, Paul Whitcomb
Wilson, John P.
Wood, David A.
Youn, Joseph H.
Young, Joseph H.
Zamzow, Alton
Zanes, Robert P., Jr.
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HAROLD A. HARPER, Ph.D. San Francisco, California. Prof. of Biochemistry & Dean, Graduate Div., Univ. of Calif. Med. Ctr., San Francisco. ACS Delegate Member (1974-). ACS California Division: Bd. of Dir. (1963-): Vice Chin. (1973-); Exec. Comrn.(l£65- ); 1st V.P. (1971-72). S.F. Unit: Bd. of Dir. (1947-~); Pres. (1958-59). Mere.: Am, Soc. of Biological Chemists; Bd. of Regents, Coll. of Notre Dame, Belmont; Adv. Bd., St. Patrick's Seminary. Menlo Park; Staff, St, Mary's & Mr. Zion Hospitals. Fellow: Calif. Acad. of Sci.: Am. Assoc. for Adv. of Sci.; Am. Assoc. of Olin. Chemists. Diplomate: Am, Bd. of Nulrition: Am. Bd. of Clinical Chemistry. LARRY HILAIRE* Portland, Oregon. Restaurateur. ACS Delegate Director (1973-). ACS Oregon Division: Pres. (1972); First Vice Pres. (19B8-71); Kxec. Comm. (19B6-): Chin. (1971-72): Bd. of Dir. (%°65-): Lay Member. Med. & Sci. Comm. (1970-). ACS Multnomah County Unit: Bd. of Dir. (1963-73): Past Pros. (19~-68); Crusade Chin. (1£~4-65). Chairman, U. S, Treasury Dept., Savings Bond Div. (1941-). Member: Chamber of Commerce: Izaak Walton League; Oregon Game Comm.: Educ. and Trustees Comm., Rotary Club. Trustee: Maryhurst Coll. InCl. Fdn. Past Pros: National Restaurant Association. IOHN C. HAWK, JR., M.D. Charleston, South Carolina. Assoc. Clin, Prof. of Surg., Med. U. ors. C.; Asst. Chief' of Surg,, Roper Hasp. ACS Delegate Member (1973-). ACS S,C. Div.: Past Pres. (1971-72); Vice Pres. (1970-71): Bd. of Dir. {1966- ); Exec. Comm. & Bd. of Dir. (1961-57). ACS Charleston County Unit: Bd. of Dir. (1951-73): ACS Rep. on Reg. Adv. Croup of Reg. Med. Prog. (1970-72), Member: AMA: Iames Ewing Sac.: Sac. of Head & Neck Surg.; Amer. Coll. of Surg.; Amer. Red. Sac.; Amer. Assn. for Ca, Ed, Awards: Damon Runyon Special Fellow in Cancer, Memorial Hosp. (1949-50): ACS Clinical Fellow (1950-51). MRS. AMORY {Ruth) HOUGHTON, JR.* Corning. New York ACSDirector-at-'Large(1971- ). ACe New York State Division: Past Secretary: Member of the Board & Executive Committee. Board Member: The Fresh Air Fund: International House: Berkshire Boys Choir; N. Y. State Center for the Arts at Ithaca: Joffrey Ballet Company. Trustee: College Center of the Finger Lakes and Alfred University. 38 RALPH HESTER, C,LU.* |ackson, Mississippi, President, Church Building & Savings Assn: Church Finance, Inc. Board Chairman, Hester & Hester, Inc. Vice-President, Mississippi Kidney Foundation ACS Delegate-Director (1970- ). ACS Mississippi Division: Chm., Budget and Finance Comm. (1967- }; Bd, of Dir. (1965-): Chin., (1966-67); Chin,, Crusade Comm. (1966): State Crusade Chin, (1965), Pres., Mississippi Friends of Libraries. Inc., Dir., No. Amer. Finance Co.: Nat. Pres., Mississippi Coll. PJumni. *Denotes Member, Board of Directors * ~'Denotes Member, Board & Executive Committee DAVID SMITH HUBBELL, M.D. St. Petersburg, Florida. Surgeon, Clin. Assoc. Prof., Univ. of South Florida College of Medicine; Staff, All Children's, Palms of Pasadena, St. Anthony's Hosp., Appolo Med. Center.. Bayfront Med. Ctr.; Consultant, Morton E Plant Hasp., Vet. Adm. Ctr. ACS Delegate Member [1973- ). ACS Flotilla Division: Pres. (1908-69); Dir.-at-Large (1962-): Exec. Comm. (1965- ); Research Comm. (1964- ), Chin. (1968); Rep. to the Fla. Ca. Council (1~71-). Fellow: Amer. Coll. of Chest Physicians; Amer. Coll. of Surg., Sec. Treas. (1970-72}, Pres. (1973-74), Ha. Chap. Member: Sac. of Thoracic Surg4 So. Thor. Surg. Assn.: Fla. Thor. Surg. Sac.: AMA. "Denotes Member. Board of D~rectors • t'Denotes Member. Board 8, E,,:ecutive Committee 39 Tl54383138

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