of Consumer Protection Agency Willis W. Harman engineer and futurist Harry Heltzer, chairman of 3M Hazel Henderson, futurist and writer Walter E. Hoadley, executive vice president of Bank of America Richard H. Holton, dean of School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley and chairman of Lyndon B. Johnson's Consumer Advisory Council Howard Wesley Johnson, dean of MIT Sloan School of Management, chairman of the MIT Corporation Herman Kahn futurist, military strategist, systems theorist, developer of U.S. nuclear strategy, founder of the Hudson Institute, and an inspiration for the Dr. Stranglove character Austin H. Kiplinger, president of Kiplinger George Kozmetsky, cofounder of Teledyne, dean of The University of Texas College of Business Administration William J. Kuhfuss, credited with opening world markets for U.S. farm products as president of American Farm Bureau Federation Henry Manne, academic, founder of the law and economics discipline James P. McFarland chairman of General Mills Dean A McGee, president of Kerr-McGee Robert McLellan, vice president of FMC Corporation Arjay Miller, president of Ford Motor Company and dean of Stanford Graduate School of Business Nathaniel A. Owings, architect and founding partner of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Peter George Peterson, Assistant to the President for International Economic Affairs, and later a cofounder of The Blackstone Group and chairman of Council on Foreign Relations Jane Cahill Pfeiffer, vice president at IBM and chairwoman of NBC Simon Ramo, father of the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), creator TRW Inc. through merger with his company, and vice chairman of TRW Inc. Glen P. Robinson, cofounder and chairman of Scientific Atlanta Robert Roosa, partner at Brown Brothers Harriman & Co., director at Council on Foreign Relations, trustee of Rockefeller Foundation, and member of Trilateral Commission Ralph S. Saul, chairman of First Boston, president of American Stock Exchange, and chairman of Cigna Mark Shepherd, chairman of Texas Instruments Athelstan Spilhaus, prolific inventor, boards of UNESCO and Science Service, and fellow at Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Henry Wallich, academic, economist and central banker Clarence C. Walton, president of Catholic University of America Max Ways, board of editors at Fortune, editor of Time Paul Ylvisaker, academic at Princeton and Yale, dean at Harvard, chair of Lyndon B. Johnson's Task Force on Cities, and initiated the Model Cities Program References White House conferences