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Rec Mtg# Year Authors Institution Talk title
1 877 1966 James P. Minard USGS Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary in the northern Atlantic Coastal Plain
2 877 1966 Norman F. Sohl USGS The importance of being well preserved -- or New Jersey Cretaceous mollusks
3 877 1966 Donald Langmuir USGS Geochemistry as a key to the origin and potential of an aquifer system in New Jersey
4 878 1966 Robert Leland Smith;
  Roy A. Bailey		 USGS The Bandelier Tuff: a study of ash flow eruption cycles from zoned magma chambers
5 878 1966 James Gilluly USGS Geochronology and orogeny
6 879 1966 J. A. Calkins;
  T. W. Offield		 USGS Structure of the southern Himalayas, Hazara Area, West Pakistan and Western Kashmir
7 879 1966 Bruce B. Hanshaw;
  Meyer Rubin;
  William Back;
  Irving Friedman		 USGS Radiocarbon determinations applied to ground water hydrology (2nd Best Paper 1966)
8 879 1966 George E. Ericksen USGS Salars in Chile
9 880 1966 Charles R. Warren USGS Antarctic Jokulhlaup?
10 880 1966 Blair F. Jones USGS Trends in the major anion composition of closed basin waters
11 880 1966 Jack Evernden Air Force Technical Applications Center Sierra Nevada batholith: an example of uninterrupted granite emplacement for over 100 million years
12 881 1966 Douglas W. Rankin USGS Late Precambrian ash flow sheets amid thrust sheets in the southern Appalachians
13 881 1966 Irving May USGS Trends in techniques of geochemical analyses, or is the wet chemist drying up?
14 881 1966 Wilbur Swett Burbank;
  Robert G. Luedke		 USGS Volcanism and caulidron development in the Western San Juan Mountains, Colorado (Best Paper 1966)
15 882 1966 Jack B. Epstein USGS Origin of wind and water gaps in eastern Pennsylvania
16 882 1966 Walter Adey US National Museum Crustose coralline ecology
17 882 1966 Frank Edward Senftle USGS Mineral exploration using an "in situ" neutron activation technique
18 883 1966 Bruce D. Martin Maryland Department of Water Resources Clay minerals formed by submarine "weathering" of granodiorite
19 883 1966 Margarita Menzel UNBA Nickel selenide solid solutions: a tool for measuring selenium fugacities in the laboratory
20 883 1966 Allen V. Heyl USGS The 38th parallel lineament and its relationship to ore deposits
21 884 1966 J. J. Rowe;
  G. W. Morey;
  Christina C. Silber		 USGS Crystallization-differentiation of the Gnome melt: the system NaCl-K2SO4-MgSO4-CaSO4
22 884 1966 Sherman K. Neuschel USGS Airborne geophysical surveys: a valuable aid in geologic mapping in the eastern Virginia Piedmont
23 884 1966 H. T. Millard USGS Activation analysis as applied to geochemical problems
24 885 1966 Martin A. Buzas US National Museum Comparison of Foraminiferid population from central Texas coast along canonical axes
25 885 1966 Frank Cuttitta USGS Application of atomic absorption and x-ray fluorescence spectroscopy to geochemical problems
26 885 1966 Robert C. Vorhis USGS Relation of seismic seiches to the tectonic features of the US
27 886 1966 Alfred M. Pommer Georgetown University Modification of selectivity of a silicate glass
28 886 1966 Richard D. Krushensky;
  Ralph LeRoy Miller		 USGS Recent volcanism in Central America
29 886 1966 Edward C. T. Chao USGS Shock effects in quartz and plagioclase
30 887 1966 Harry J. Rose Jr. USGS Minerals: x-ray and electron; present and future
31 887 1966 I. G. Sohn;
  Louis S. Kornicker		 USGS Ostracoda, microconcretions and pseudomicrofossils
32 887 1966 C. W. Sever;
  Ga. Tifton;
  J. B. Cathcart;
  Sam H. Patterson		 USGS Phosphate in the Georgia-Florida field
33 888 1966 John Tilton Hack USGS Geomorphic analysis by means of stream gradients using the Blue Ridge as an example. (Presidential Address)
John Tilton Hack was President in 1966
Joshua Irving Tracey Jr. was 1st VP in 1966
Markley Gordon Wolman was 2nd VP in 1966
J. H. Wallace was Treasurer in 1966
Meyer Rubin was Meeting Secy in 1966
C. E. Brown was Council Secy in 1966
Roy A. Bailey was on the Council in 1966
Peter M. Bell was on the Council in 1966
E. Finley was on the Council in 1966
Erle G. Kauffman was on the Council in 1966
Lucian B. Platt was on the Council in 1966
J. Snyder was on the Council in 1966
George Vincent Cohee was VP-WAS in 1966
James P. Owens was Chair of the Program Committee in 1966
Thor H. Kiilsgaard was Chair of the Awards Committee in 1966
David Benjamin Stewart was Chair of the Nominating Committee in 1966
Frank C. Whitmore Jr. was Chair of the Sleeping Bear Committee in 1966
Priestley Toulmin III was Chair of the Finance Committee in 1966
Dallas Lynn Peck was Chair of the Auditing Committee in 1966
Robert G. Luedke won the Best Paper Award in 1966
Bruce B. Hanshaw won the 2nd best paper Award in 1966
Edwin Roedder won the Great Dane Award in 1966
Robert C. Vorhis won the Sleeping Bear Award in 1966
E-an Zen was the Grand Inquisitor of 1966