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Dean Rusk Center Dedication
Get PDFDedication ceremony of the Dean Rusk Center for International and Comparative Law (now the Dean Rusk Center for International Law and Policy). The ceremony was also attended by Governor Georgia Busbee and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson.
The Dean Rusk speech attached as a streaming media file has a duration of 13 minutes 13 seconds. In addition to Dean Rusk speaking, George Ball (Undersecretary of State to Secretary of State Rusk) also spoke. View the record for Ball\u27s speech.
More information and photographs in Advocate, Spring 1978 (page 12-15). The ceremony was also covered in The Red & Black, and an image of the newspaper including photo of Dean Rusk speaking is attached as an additional file below courtesy of the Digital Library of Georgia Historic Newspapers
Dean Rusk
No full text1909-1994
Artist: Donald A. Smith, Athens Georgia Donor: Portrait donated to the University of Georgia, School of Law upon the occasion of the dedication of Dean Rusk Hall, September 21, 1996 Location: Rusk Hallhttps://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/portrait/1084/thumbnail.jp
Dean Rusk
No full text1909-1994President Rockefeller Foundation 1952-60 Secretary of State, 1961-1969UGA Samuel Hale Sibley Professor of International Law 1970-94 Artist: August Henry Nordhausen (1901 - 1993) Donor: Presented Law Day, 1974Location: Dean Rusk Hallhttps://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/portrait/1019/thumbnail.jp
Letter from Dean Rusk to B. Russell Sugarmon, Jr.
No full textA letter from Secretary of State Dean Rusk to Russell Sugarmon. Rusk asks Sugarmon to represent the United States at the ceremonies celebrating the independence of Trinidad and Tobago in September; an enclosure lists other members of the US delegation, including Charles C. Diggs, Jr., U. S. Congressman from Michigan
Dinner hosted by Secretary Schultz in honor of Dean Rusk
No full textDinner in honor of David Dean Rusk and Virginia Rush in celebration of David Rusk's 75th birthday. George P. Shultz hosted of the event. C. Douglas Dillon and Benjamin Read saluted the honorees and remarked on David's career over the years. Mrs. Lyndon Johnson gave a salute, and made remarks about Dean and Virginia, and their friendship of 25 years, and Dean's service to her, President Lyndon Johnson, and his country
Rusk, Dean
No full textRusk speaking at Centennial Registration. (Verso: [photo. stamp] Centennial. 1st Registration Jan. 22, 1972 / Rusk, Dean (speaker).)1. Centennia
Dean Rusk Center Dedication
Get PDFGeorge W. Ball was Undersecretary of State to Secretary of State Rusk.
Dedication ceremony of the Dean Rusk Center for International and Comparative Law (now the Dean Rusk Center for International Law and Policy). The ceremony was also attended by Governor Georgia Busbee and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson.
The George Ball speech attached as a streaming media file has a duration of 22 minutes 42 seconds. In addition to George Ball speaking, Dean Rusk (Secretary of State to John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson) also spoke. View the record for Rusk\u27s speech.
More information and photographs in Advocate, Spring 1978 (page 12-15). The ceremony was also covered in The Red & Black, and an image of the newspaper including photo of Dean Rusk speaking is attached as an additional file below courtesy of the Digital Library of Georgia Historic Newspapers
Dean Rusk Center
Get PDFMaterials held by the Law Library featuring the dedication of the Dean Rusk Center on October 28, 1977. The Rusk Center ... \u27one of the threads binding the future,\u27 Columns, Vol 5, No. 8 (Nov. 7 1977) October Dedication Ceremony Marks Opening of the Dean Rusk Center, Georgia Advocate, Vol. 14, No. 1 (Spring, 1978) The Rusk Center--service at the state, national and international level, Dimensions, Vol. 6, No. 4 (Winter 1979) Rusk Center plans national service, Red and Black (May 31, 1979
[Letter] 1962 March 9, Washington, D.C. [to] Francis E. Walter / Dean Rusk
No full textThe letter is typed on the Secretary of State\u27s letterhead.Rusk states that he "read with interest" the editorial from the _Allentown Daily Call_ that Walter inserted in the _Congressional Record_ of March 6 supporting the President\u27s decision on nuclear testing. Rusk also asserts that the editorial was a thoughtful statement on the President\u27s decision and that Walter\u27s support was encouraging
Dean Rusk, at the Heartbeat of History
No full textDirector of the law school\u27s Dean Rusk Center for International Law and Policy C. Donald Johnson appeared on Georgia Public Broadcasting’s “Dean Rusk, at the Heartbeat of History” and the subsequent panel discussion On the Story Special Edition: Dean Rusk regarding his thoughts on former U.S. Secretary of State and Sibley Professor of International Law Dean Rusk. The program appeared on 5/27/14.
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