Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

File — Box: 1, Folder: 6

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1: Samuel P. Lyon, Director, broadcast analysis dept.
2: Robert L. Tuck, director, Russian service
3: Robert L. Hutchings, assistant director, Radio Free Europe; Alice Shakland, assistant to director, administration division; James Edwards, director, central news division
4: James Edwards, director, central news division
5: Evelyn and Bob Tuck, director, RL Russian service
6: Earnal and Bea Campbell, Vice-President, engineering and technical operations division
7: Carolyn M. Ruprecht, secretary to Dr. Ferguson
8: Iwanna Rebet, chief librarian
9: James F. Brown, director, Radio Free Europe division
10: Keith and Heidi Bush, director, Radio Liberty research
11: Pat and Sam Lyon, director, broadcast analysis
12: Richard H. Cook, director, nationalities services Radio Liberty; Ralph E. Walter, executive vice-president, programs and policy
13: Emeri Keeri-Santo, deputy director, audience and opinion, research, East European area
14: Jeane Kirkpatrick, U. S. Ambassador to U.N. speaks at Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty meeting in Munich, mid-March 1984
15: Munich, Mr. James L. Buckley, President of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty welcomes U. S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Jeane Kirkpatrick, to RFE/RL at the opening of a three-day visit in mid-March, 1984. Ambassador Kirkpatrick (seated) delivered a major foreign policy address, met with the entire staff of the Radio, and recorded a series of interviews for broadcasting to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Seated with Ambassador Kirkpatrick are, from left to right: George Urban, RFE Director; Joel Blocker, Press Attache, the U. S. Mission to the United Nations; and George Bailey, RL Director.=
16: V. Mateusevich
17: Dr. T. K. Karski, Polish correspondent of RFE/RL in London.

Dates

1976

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Collection materials are in English.

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