The First Forty Years of NACE 1956 through 1995 - FACERS
The First Forty Years of NACE 1956 through 1995 - FACERS
The First Forty Years of NACE 1956 through 1995 - FACERS
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CHAPTER VIII<br />
July, 1963 to August. 1964<br />
President. John A. Anderson<br />
Marion County, Oregon<br />
1964 <strong>NACE</strong> Conference<br />
<strong>The</strong> Fourth Annual <strong>NACE</strong> Management-Research Conference was held in Jacksonville, Florida,<br />
January 30 to February 1, 1964. It was reported that membership had grown to 567 members and<br />
that the State <strong>of</strong> Oregon had adopted the manual “Advance Road Programs” to evaluate statewide<br />
highway deficiencies and needs. Each <strong>of</strong> the six research committees gave elaborate reports on their<br />
activities.<br />
Mr. Baker. Bureau <strong>of</strong> Public Roads Director <strong>of</strong> Research, advised that the Bureau might not be able<br />
to provide funding for future <strong>NACE</strong> work projects.<br />
In June, 1964, the Research Committee met in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and took part in a NACO-<strong>NACE</strong><br />
County Government Institute at Coe College. At this meeting several important announcements<br />
were made and discussed. It was reported that Ken Foster had resigned as chief <strong>of</strong> the Secondary<br />
Roads Division <strong>of</strong> BPR. Also, it was announced that Marian Hankerd had taken a leave <strong>of</strong> absence<br />
from the Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF) to further her education, and Howard Bussard<br />
announced that he would retire from ASF in about 18 months.<br />
1964 NACO Conference<br />
<strong>NACE</strong> participated in the NACO Annual Meeting in Washington, D. C., August 8-12, 1964. During<br />
the conference, <strong>NACE</strong> funds were discussed in view <strong>of</strong> the increasing cost <strong>of</strong> publications and the<br />
fact that funding sources were drying up. Several manuals were either out <strong>of</strong> print or had been<br />
revised and were ready for publication. Projects submitted to BPR had met with no success, and<br />
were being revised for resubmission. After ASF and <strong>NACE</strong> <strong>of</strong>ficers met with BPR later in the year,<br />
a final grant for completion <strong>of</strong> the manuals then in final draft, was approved by BPR,<br />
One afternoon during the NACO conference, President Lyndon B. Johnson hosted a reception/buffet<br />
for thc delegate on the South Lawn <strong>of</strong> the hite House President Johnson hosted NACO and<br />
N CE <strong>of</strong>ficers inside the White House pnor to the reception and mingled with the crowd on the<br />
lawn tor a short time prior to the program During the program the President introduced his cabinet<br />
members who were present.<br />
By unanimous vote <strong>of</strong> the members in attendance at the Annual <strong>NACE</strong> Membership<br />
Business Meeting the following <strong>of</strong>ficers were elected for the coming year:<br />
President<br />
Robert T. Carrier<br />
Genesee County. New York<br />
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