Minutes of the Pacific Northwest Political Science Association

• Published date: 01 September 1961
• Date: 01 September 1961
• Author: Donald G. Balmer
• DOI: 10.1177/106591296101400376
• Subject Matter: Articles

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ganization, one day absorb for their own survival or expansion more funds
than they earn? Will they eventually vitiate the NFU’s liberalism? The NFU
tries to meet the problem by keeping basic policy-making of all business under
the control of the executive board of the farm interest side of the organization,
elected at the grass-roots yearly.
Business Meeting
MINUTES OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST POLITICAL SCIENCE
ASSOCIATION
May 13, 1961, Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington
The meeting was called to order by President Charles E. Martin of the
University of Washington. The minutes and treasurer’s report were approved
as presented. The treasury has $37.02 balance.
The 1962 meeting will be held the third week in March at Portland
State College in connection with the meeting of the Western Political Science
Association.
Discussion ensued regarding the site of the 1963 meeting. A letter of
invitation from the President of the College of Idaho, Caldwell, Idaho, was
received. Professor Paul Beckett of Washington State University reminded
the Association of his earlier invitation to host the next conference east of
the mountains. It was moved, seconded and carried that we acknowledge the
gracious invitations of WSU and the College of Idaho and refer the selection
of a site to the Executive Committee.
The nominating committee composed of past presidents of the Association
was chaired by Professor Beckett and reported the following nominations:
President, Boyd Martin, University of Idaho; Vice-President, H. Paul Castle-
berry, Washington State University; Executive Committee, Thomas Payne,
Montana State University (three year term); Austin Walter, Oregon State
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