Daniel L. Horowitz

Background

Horowitz, Daniel L. was born on October 7, 1916 in Newark. Son of Samuel and Anna (Litwin) Horowitz.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, New York University, 1936; Master of Arts, New York University, 1940; Littauer fellow, Harvard School Public Administration, 1941-1942; Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard School Public Administration, 1963.

Career

Research analyst, National Labor Relations Board, 1936-1937; research investigator, New York State Department Labor, 1937-1938; labor relations examiner, New York State Labor Relations Board, 1939-1941; lecturer industrial relations, Harvard, also Radcliffe College, 1942-1943; consultant, chairman disputes panels, National War Labor Board, 1943; labor attache, American embassy, Santiago, Chile, 1943-1946; assistant chief division international labor, social and health affairs, Department State, 1946-1950; labor adviser, Bureau European Affairs, 1951-1956; adviser, United States delegate UNECOSOC, 1948, 49; research associate (resident in Italy), Harvard University, 1950-1951, 54-55; labor attache, 1st secretary, consul, American embassy, Paris, 1956-1960; labor attache, 1st secretary, New Delhi, 1960-1962; assigned to, National War College, 1962-1963; counselor political affairs, The Hague, Netherlands, 1963-1965; diplomat-in-residence, U. Kansas, 1965-1966; coordinator, faculty member, National Inter-Departmental Seminar, 1966-1969; dean academic relations, Foreign Service Institute, State Department, 1969-1971; special assistant to secretary state, coordinator international labor affairs, State Department and director, Office Labor Affairs, Agency for International Development, 1971-1973; American consul general, Naples, Italy, 1973-1975; counselor to cabinet commission on, International Labor Organization, 1975-1977; United States representative to governing body, International Labor Organization, 1976-1977. Special assistant to secretary labor for International Labor Organization affairs, 1976-1977. United States delegate to International Labor Organization conferences, 1971, 72, chairman United States delegate, 76, 77.

Delegate Inter-American Labor Ministers Conference, 1972.

Achievements

• Daniel L. Horowitz has been listed as a noteworthy foreign service officer by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Italian Labor Movement

Membership

Member American Foreign Service Association, Phi Beta Kappa.

Connections

Married Loucele August, May 26, 1940. Children: Paul August, Sanda Margaret.

Father:

Samuel Horowitz

Mother:

Anna (Litwin) Horowitz

Spouse:

Loucele August

child:

Sanda Margaret Horowitz

child:

Paul August Horowitz