Professor of economics and director of School for International Studies, Princeton.

Consultant, the Rand Corp.

Paley Commission.

National War College.

Mutual Security Administration.

European Economic Community.
United Nations.

Name: Charles Burton Marshall.

Address: 4106 North Randolph Street, Arlington 7, Va.

Education:

Texas College of Mines & Metallurgy.

A.B. and M.A., University of Texas.

Ph. D., Harvard University.

Work experience:

Member, Policy Planning Staff, Department of State.

Staff Consultant, Fund for the Republic, Ford Foundation.

Adviser to Prime Minister to Pakistan.

Alumni visiting professor, International Studies, University of North Carolina.

Holder of research grant, the Dearborn Foundation.

Research associate, Washington Center of Foreign Policy Research, Johns Hopkins University.

Name: Philip Edward Mosely.

Address: Council on Foreign Relations, 58 East 68th Street, New York 21, N.Y. Education:

A.B., Harvard College.

A.M. and Ph. D., Harvard University.

Work experience:

Chief, Division of Territorial Studies, Department of State.

Consultant, War Documentation project.

Assistant director for social sciences, the Rockefeller Foundation.

Consultant, Department of Justice.

Director, East Europe Fund, Inc.

Director, Research Program on U.S.S.R.

Director, Rand Corp.

Consultant, Department of State.

Consultant for the social sciences, the Rockefeller Foundation.

Director, Russian Institute, Columbia University.

Professor of international relations, Columbia University.

Adjunct professor of international relations, the Russian Institute, Columbia University.

Director of studies, Council on Foreign Relations.

Name: Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky.

Address: Stanford University, Palo Alto, Calif.

Work experience:

Staff member, assistant professor and associate professor, radiation laboratory, University of California.

Director, high energy physics laboratory, Stanford University.

Name: Frank Press.

Address: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, Calif.

Education:

B.S., City College, New York; and

M.A. and Ph. D., California University.

Work experience:

Instructor in geology, assistant professor of geology, professor, geophysics, California Institute of Technology;

Director, Seismology Laboratory, California Institute of Technology;

Consultant, U.S. Air Force;

Member, U.S. Geological Survey, 1957, Department of the Navy, Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology; and

Author of works on seismology, physics, and chemistry.

Name: Isidor I. Rabi.

Address: Columbia University, New York, N.Y.

Education:

B.S. chemistry, Cornell University;

Ph. D., Columbia University;

Graduate study in Munich, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Leipzig, and Zurich; and LL.D., Dropsie College.

Work experience:

Tutor in Physics, College City of New York;

Lecturer, assistant professor, associate professor, and professor, Columbia University;

Staff member and associate director, Radiation Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology;

Chairman, Scientific Advisory Commission, Office of Defense Mobilization; Member, Naval Research Advisory Commission;

Vice President, International Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy,
Geneva;

Chairman, President's Science Advisory Commission;
Member of NATO Science Committee; and

Member, U.S. National Commission for UNESCO.

TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION OF PERSONS

Mr. Bow. What was your total travel for 1962? Your estimate is $300,800?

Mr. BATTLE. For next year; yes, sir.

Mr. Bow. And what was it for 1962?

Mr. BATTLE. We spent approximately $252,000, sir. This is for the last half of 1961 and the first half of 1962.

Mr. Bow. Are we talking about fiscal years or calendar years?

Mr. BATTLE. The request before you is for $300,800 for 1963 but the figure is drawn on experience of the first year of this administration, which is actually the last half of fiscal 1961 and the first half of fiscal 1962.

Mr. Bow. You show on page 42, "Travel and transportation of persons, $300,800." Is that correct?

Mr. BATTLE. Yes, sir.

Mr. Bow. And that is what you base on your experience in fiscal year 1962, I assume?

Mr. BATTLE. This is based, sir, if I may give a brief background, on actual experience except for what we expect to be the requirements for travel for Mr. Bowles and his staff, which we estimated at $48,000. Mr. Bow. Do you have a complete breakdown of 1962 by individual and actual travel cost?

Mr. BATTLE. Yes, sir.

Mr. Bow. May I have a copy of that, please?

Mr. BATTLE. I have it for 1961. I do not have it for 1962.

Mr. Bow. Will you submit it for 1962, travel up to date for fiscal 1962?

Mr. BATTLE. Yes, sir.

Mr. Bow. By individuals and amounts.

Mr. BATTLE. All right, sir.

Mr. Bow. You do not have any part of that?

Mr. BATTLE. No, sir; I do not. I have only the information for 1961.

Mr. Bow. Submit that for the record.

Mr. BATTLE. Yes, sir.

(The following was submitted for the record:)