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member, addressed the group with a routine encomium
for von Hayek.
In 1980, the Mont Pelerin Society met at the Hoover
Institution, with 600 members and guests present. Ralph
Harris was guest speaker. As Margaret Thatcher's
director of economics, he had been made Baron Harris
of High Cross in 1979. Count Max Thurn, permanent
secretary of the Society, also addressed the meeting. He
is a member of the wealthy Thurn und Taxis family,
closely related to the British royal family.
The Encyclopaedia of Associations lists the Mont Pelerin
Society, c/o Edwin Feulner, treasurer, Box 7031,
Alexandria, Va; secretary Dr. Max Thurn,
Elizabethstrasse 4, Vienna. Feulner is president of the
Heritage Foundation, served as confidential asst. to
Secretary of Defense 1969-70; adm asst. Phil Crane
1940-44, public affairs fellow Hoover Institution 1965-67,
chmn Institute Europan Strategy and Defense Studies
London since 1979.
Heritage Foundation, part of the network of
"conservative" groups, sponsored Reagan's posthumous
award of the Medal of Freedom to Whittaker Chambers
in March 1984. Its directors are:
Shelby Cullom Davis, director of Hoover
Joseph Coors, director of Hoover
Midge Decter, exec. director Committee for a Free World, her husband is
"neo-conservative" Norman Podhoretz, editor of Commentary magazine
Robert Dee, chmn Smith Kline drug firm, director United Technologies with
William Simon