...Federal Government Service. The Representation of the United States Abroad. HOME OF THE AMERICAN ASSEMBLY Home of The American Assembly and scene of the national...Columbia University in 1950 by W. Averell Harriman. E. Rol\nd Harriman joined his brother in contributing toward adaptation of the property for conference...

...service groups. In this way the deliberations of Assembly sessions are continued and extended. ABDEN HOUSE Home of The American Assembly and scene of the...surrounding land, known as the Harriman Campus of Columbus University, are 50 miles north of New York City. Arden House is a distinguished conference...

...issues of United States policy. An affiliate of Columbia, with offices in the Sherman Fairchild Center, the Assembly is a national, educational institution...as the Harriman Campus of Columbia University, are fifty miles north of New York City. Arden House is a distinguished conference center. It is self-supporting...

...and American leadership meet for several days to discuss the Assembly topic and consider altematives for national policy. All Assemblies follow the same...in 1950 by W. Averell Harriman. E. Roland Harriman )oined his brother in contributing toward adaptation of the property for conference purposes. The buildings...

...Canada, the Caribbean, South America, Central America, the Philippines, and Japan. Over one hundred forty institutions have cosponsored one or more Assemblies....as the Harriman Campus of Columbia University, are fifty miles north of New York City. Arden House is a distinguished conference center. It is self-supporting...

...Canada, the Caribbean, South America, Central America, the Philippines, and Japan. Over one hundred forty institutions have cosponsored one or more Assemblies....in 1950 by W. Averell Harriman. E. Roland Harriman Ioined his brother in contributing toward adaptation of the property for conference purposes. The buildings...

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...Canada, the Caribbean, South America, Central America, the Philippines, and Japan. Over one hundred forty institutions have cosponsored one or more Assemblies....property for conference purposes. The buildings and surroundv ing land, known as the Harriman Campus of Columbia University, are fifty miles north of New...

...Canada, the Caribbean, South America, Central America, the Philippines, and Japan. Over one hundred sixty institutions have cosponsored one or more Assemblies....as the Harriman Campus of Columbia University, are fifty miles north of New York City. Arden House is a distinguished conference center. It is self-supporting...

...institutions have cosponsored one or more Assemblies. Arden House The home of The American Assembly and the scene of the national sessions is Arden House, which was given to Columbia University in 195o by W. Averell Harriman. E. Roland Harriman joined his brother in contributing toward adaptation...