Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Hedley Donovan, Rhodes Scholar, director of Ford Foundation, Trilateral
Commission, senior advisor to President of the U.S. 1979-80, director
Washington Post, Fortune, Time
C. Clyde Ferguson, dean of law school al Harvard, legal adviser NAACP
1962 to present, personal adviser Gov. Rockefeller, 1959-64, Ambassador to
Uganda 1970-72
Lane Kirkland, president of CIO, also on board of Brookings, Rockefeller
Foundation, CFR
George Cabot Lodge, son of Henry Cabot Lodge
Barbara Warne Newell, president of Wellesley College, ambassador to
UNESCO Paris 1979-81 (see note below)
Wesley Posvar, who recently figured in investigation of Air Force grants to
his school; he was with Strategic Planning Group USAF Headquarters, 1954-
57, is a director of Rand Corp.
Norman Ramsey, physicist, studied at Harvard and Oxford, MIT, was with
MIT Radiation Laboratory & Los Alamos laboratory 1942-45 in development
of atomic bomb, trustee Brookhaven Lab, physics dept. Harvard, Rockefeller
U. NATO
Benno C. Schmidt, managing partner J.H. Whitney Co.
Jean Kennedy Smith
Donald B. Straus, president American Arbitration Assn., Planned
Parenthood, Institute of Advanced Study
Leonard Woodcock, UAW, life member NAACP
Charles J. Zwick, director Bureau of Budget 1965-69, director Johns
Manville, Southern Bell Telephone, Rand Corp.
Note: Barbara Warne Newell's father was Colston Warne, founder of the
consumer movement in the U.S., organized Consumers Union in 1936 on
clearly defined Marxist goals (the elimination of private brands replaced by
"cooperative" brands, supported by radical journalists, trade unionists and
academicians). Consumers Union was organized by Warne, Arthur Kallet,
Dewcy Palmer, Frank Palmer, an organizer with the IWW, James Gilman,
Julius Hochman, Adelaide Schulkind. Warne wrote his thesis about the
"cooperative" movement for Paul Douglas at the University of Chicago. After
Consumers Union employees threatend to go on strike "they reluctantly
decided to pay salaries 'competitive with capitalist organizations'". Colston
Warne was with the Federal Reserve Bank of N.Y. 1920-21, economist OPA
1944-96, Council of Economic Advisers to the President 1947-51, ACLU,
Peoples Lobby