Contents - IADR/AADR
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the 1964 meeting of <strong>IADR</strong>. This permitted those individuals approved for membership in the <strong>IADR</strong> during its<br />
spring meeting to be included in the initial meeting.<br />
In August 1964, A. L. Morris appointed Sheldon Rovin, Donald E. Knapp, and John R. Mink to the<br />
nominating committee, charged with the duty of preparing a slate of provisional Section officers to be presented<br />
at the first formal organizational meeting which was held on 3 September 1964. At this meeting Wesley O.<br />
Young was elected Chairman; N. J. Burzynski, Vice-Chairman; Harmon C. Bickley, Secretary-Treasurer; and<br />
Emmett R. Costich, Councilor. Subsequently, a petition was sent to the <strong>IADR</strong> but was referred to the North<br />
American Division for official recognition. At the business meeting of the NAD held in Toronto, Canada, July<br />
1965, the organization of the Kentucky Section was finally approved.<br />
At the end of 1970 the officers were Raymond P. White, Chairman; William K. Elwood, Secretary; and<br />
Donald A. Welk, Councilor. Membership totaled fifty-six, which included nineteen young associate members.<br />
THE LINCOLN-OMAHA SECTION<br />
This Section of the <strong>IADR</strong> was organized in 1965 by Richard P. Suddick of Creighton University in<br />
Nebraska. Charter members of the Section were R. P. Suddick, T. J. Urban, R. E. Bradley, D. O. deShazer, R.<br />
L. Ireland, B. Kutler, V. E. Levine, K. W. Bruce, J. J. Buresh, W. S. Kramer, R. M. Knapp, and S. Weinstein.<br />
The first officers were Richard E. Bradley, President; Theodore J. Urban, Secretary; and Richard P. Suddick,<br />
Councilor. Since then, the Section has met three times each year to hear presentations of original research from<br />
its members. One of these meetings is held in conjunction with the Nebraska Academy of Science's annual<br />
meeting in April of each year. Two of the Section members hold positions in the Nebraska Academy (T. J.<br />
Urban on the Policy and Educational Program Committee and D. O. deShazer on the Editorial Board) which<br />
facilitates these cooperative undertakings. Abstracts of the dental research papers are published in the Annual<br />
Proceedings of the Academy, while full papers are eligible for publication in the Transactions of the Academy.<br />
Membership of the Section has expanded greatly since 1965; by mid-1970 there were forty members<br />
plus ten associate members. The officers at this same time were Theodore J. Urban, President; J. Ursick,<br />
Secretary; and Richard P. Suddick, Councilor.<br />
THE MEXICO SECTION<br />
According to <strong>IADR</strong> records, there were thirteen members in Mexico in 1947, but the next year a<br />
Mexican Section was approved at the Twenty-sixth General Meeting of <strong>IADR</strong>. The Section in 1948 consisted of<br />
seven members: Honorata V. Acosta, Ramon Cordova, Samuel Fastlicht, Ramon S. Gamboa, Felix R. Leycegui,<br />
Miguel D. Mercado, and Carlos E. Pomes. Serving on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Dental Research<br />
(1950-57) representing Mexico was Samuel Fastlicht. There was a considerable period of inactivity, and records<br />
show that Sectional status was lost in 1962.<br />
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR DENTAL RESEARCH (<strong>IADR</strong>) – THE FIRST FIFTY YEAR HISTORY PAGE 163