John Hopkins Heires (Rhodes 1939)
International Banker. Intelligence Officer. Yankon College. Rhodes Scholar, University of Oxford.
10 Years until Retirement - International affairs adviser for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.[2][3]
Vice President of Marine Midland Bank.[2][3]
1969 to 1973 - Vice President of Private Investment Co. for Asia, working from Tokyo and Singapore.[3]
1964 to 1969 - Attache, State Department regional legal counsel to Secretary of State, Dean Rusk (Rhodes 1931) by President Lyndon B. Johnson.[3]
1962 - Joined Agency for International Development (USAID), working as a legislative coordinator and Pakistan desk officer.[3]
1958 to 1962 - Executive Secretary of U.S. Intelligence Board by President Dwight D. Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy.[3]
1957 - Secretary of the Intelligence Advisory Committee of the National Security Council by President Dwight D. Eisenhower (Vice President Richard Nixon)[3]
Board of National Estimates, Central Intelligence. Directors for the period included Walter B. Smith (hired by Morehead Patterson [S&B 1920]) and Allen Dulles (CFR. The Pilgrims).
1950 to 1953 - Associate with the Washington Law Firm of Covington & Burling.[3]
Spent two years with a law firm in San Francisco.[3]
1946 - Graduated Yale Law School.[3]
WW2 - Served with the U.S. Navy, Pacific.[3]
From 1939 to ? - Rhodes Scholar, Wadham College, University of Oxford.[1]
1939 - Graduated Yankton College, South Dakota.[3]
Died 2 Jul 1988, from Heart Attack. Age 69 to 70.
[2] - NY Times, 6 Jul 1988 - John Hopkins Heires, Banker, 69
[3] - JOHN H. HEIRES, FORMER BANKER, LAWYER, DIES
[4] - Find a Grave - John Hopkins Heires (Rhodes 1939)
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