Background
Ogg, Wilson Reid was born on February 26, 1928 in Alhambra, California, United States. Son of James Brooks and Mary (Wilson) O. Student Pasadena Junior College, 1946.
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Wilson Reid Reid Ogg
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Wilson Reid Ogg, American judge, lawyer, publishing executive. Bar: California 1955. Named to International Poetry Hall of Fame, The National Library Poetry, 1997; recipient International Peace prize, authority of United Cultural Convention, United States, 2002, authority of United Culture Convention, United States, 2005, 50 Year Commemorative medal, Albert Schweitzer Association, 2003, World medal Freedom, 2006.
Education
Student, Pasadena Junior College, 1946. Bachelor of Arts California, Berkeley, 1949. Juris Doctor, University California, 1952.
Cultural D in Philosophy of Law, World University Roundtable, 1983.
Career
Associate trust department Wells Fargo Bank, San Francisco, 1954-1955. Private practice Berkeley, since 1955. Instructor Taegu English Language Institute, 1954, 25th Station Hospital, Taegu, Republic of Korea, 1954.
Research attorney, legal editor department of continuing education bar University California, 1958—1963. Curator-in-residence, Pinebrook, since 1964. Administrative law judge, 1974—1993.
Real estate broker, consultant, since 1974. Trustee World University, 1976—1980. Director admissions international Society Phil.
Enquiry, 1981—1984; deputy director general International Biographical Center, England, since 1986. Deputy governor American Biographical Institute Research Association, since 1986. Owner Pinebrook Press, Berkeley, California, since 1988.
Science faculty Cambridge University, since 2000. With Army of the United States, 1952-1954.
Achievements
Membership
Served with Army of the United States, 1952-1954. Certified community college instructor. Member Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Bar Association, American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, State Bar California, San Francisco Bar Association, American Arbitration Association (national panel arbitrators), California Society Psychical Study (president, Chairman of the Board 1963-1965), International Society Unified Science, International Society Poets, (life), International Platform Association, Amnesty International, American Civil Liberties Union, Intertel, International Society Individual Liberty, Triple Nine Society, WisdomSoc., Institute Noetic Sciences, Men's Inner Circle of Achievement, Truman Library.
Institute (honorary), American Legion, City Commons.
