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Green, Fitzhugh was born on September 12, 1917 in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Fitzhugh and Natalie W. (Elliot) Green.
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Green, Fitzhugh was born on September 12, 1917 in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Fitzhugh and Natalie W. (Elliot) Green.
Green attended the Beaseley School in Cooperstown, New York, and the Saint Paul"s School where he graduated in 1936. He completed his first year of Princeton University in 1940 but was forced to leave when his vision degenerated.
Foreign sales & advertising executive Vick Chemical Company, 1946—1949. Division manager & advertising sales promotion executive Life Magazine, 1949—1952. Assistant to chairman Federal Trade Commission, 1953—1954.
With United States Information Agency, 1954—1966, deputy director, personnel & training, 1965—1966, deputy director, far east operations, 1968—1970. Director United States Information Service, Laos, 1955—1956, Israel, 1956—1958, United States Information Service Belgian Congo, 1960, Leopoldville, Republic of the Congo, 1960—1962, Foreign Corrs. Center, New York City, 1964—1965.
Chief, private enterprise division United States Information Service, 1958—1960. United States Information Agency representative United States Mission to United Nations. Oceanography & foreign affairs expert on staff, United States Senator Claiborne Pell, 1966—1968.
Associate administrator Environmental Protection Agency, 1971—1977, 1983—1987. Psychological warfare consultant American University, 1959. Representative United Nations Conference on Human Environment, Stockholm, 1972.
Vice president William D. Ruckelshaus Associates, 1987—1989. Ensign to lieutenant United States Naval Reserve, 1942-1946, PTO.
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Trustee & member, executive committee Washington Chapter National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Member National Committee American Foreign Policy. Member, admissions committee Georgetown University Graduate Foreign Service School.
Deputy vice chairman National Citizens Eisenhower, 1954. Representative candidate, Congress from Rhode Island, 1970. Board directors Boys Harbor Incorporated, New York York City, National Conference Citizenship, 1982, Charles A. Lindbergh Fund, since 1986.
Member of Spouting Rock Beach Association (Newport, Rhode Island), Explorers Club (New York City), Federal City Club (Washington), Burning Tree Club, Metropolitan Club.
1 child Penelope.
