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WHORM Subject File Code: IT023(International
Bank for Reconstruction + Development)
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March 4, 1911
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Dr. Claire Bubert
Aaaociate Profusor of Prench
AgDaa Scott Col.l.ege
Decatur, Georgia 30830
Dear Claire,
I waa pl...ecl to write a letter on yom:
behalf to the world Bank, and hope it
will help.
While ay scbodule does not include any
traYel in the Dear future, I do hope
to get to Atlanta one of tboH days.
Parbapa by then you will be in Wuhiagton!
It. v u Aice to bear froa yo11 and I
appreciated yoar kind c:o1111enta.
With warm wiahu
SiDCerely,
Bliuboth H. Dole
Aaai•tant to the Pr.. idaDt
for Public L1aiaon
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March,, 1981
P•raonn•l Office
The World Bank
1818 H Street NW
WubiDgton, o.c. 20C33
Dear Sir:
I \1Dderatand fro■ Claire Narcoa liubert
that •be baa applied for a poaition ••
tranalator-iate.rpreter at the World
Bank.
Dr. Bubert, an Aaaociate Profeaaor of
Prencb at Agnes Scott Colleqe 1D
Decatur, Geoqia, b u 011tatanding
craclentiala, both acadellic and
practical.
I have known Dr. Hubert since we were
fellow students at Duke UDiveraity and
stJ:oncJly urge that •he be oonaidered
for a poeition with the World Bank.
SiDOerely,
Elizabeth H. Dole
Aaaiatant to the President.
for Public I.1&111011
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
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AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE
DECATUR, GEORGIA 30030
January 17, 1981
Dear Lydia,
I don't know how long your memory is: I was a student
at Duke J st ahead of you. have watched your meteoric
rise to tame and tor une with considerable gratification;
it is such a pleasure to see cohorts, especially women,
make something of their lives.
I write to ask you if you could possibly find the
time to do me a small favor. I would like to move from
academia and Atlanta (because of divorce) to some new,
challenging position. Co ld you write a word or two in
1llJ half (it you remember who I aml to:
Personnel Office
The World Bank
1818 H Street, N.W.
Washington, n.c. 20433
I am applying tor a position as translator-interpretor
(resume enclosed).
lfyou should come to Atlanta and would like to see
some interesting Duke people, give me a call (404-377-8759)
and I will get them together for you.
Warmest regards,
Claire Hubert )o/
Associate Professor of French
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Resume
Claire .Marcom Hubert
Date of birth: September 10, 1935
Work experience:
1952-salesclerk, Furchgott's Department Store, Jacksonville,
Florida
1953-summer: counselor, Camp Keystone, North Carolina
1954-summer: waitress, Gloucester, Massachusetts
1955-summer: waitress, Harwichport, Massachusetts
1961-62-Graduate Assistant in French, Emory University
1962-64-Assistant Professor, Oglethorpe University
1964-68-Instructor, Agnes Scott College
1972-81-Associate Professor with tenure, Agnes Scott College
Academic background:
1957-B.A., Duke University, graduated summa cum laude,
Valedictorian of Class of 1957, major:English and
· history
1957-58-Fulbright Fellowship to study French at l'Universite
d 1 Aix-Marseille , France
1959-M.A., French, Emory University
1965-Ph.d., Comparative Literature (French and English)
1974-75-1 1 Un iversite de Paris (la Sorbonne)
1980-National Endowment for the Humanities grant for
study at Washington University
Community service:
1974-1980-Chairman, Agnes Scott French Drama Contest. (for
high school students)·
1980-81-Chairman, Modern Foreign Languag Group, University
Center
1980-81- Area Chairman, Individual Gifts Campaign, Atlanta
Symphony
1980, 1981-Executive Committee, Dekalb County Democratic
\ A · Committee
. 980-Delegate, Democratic National Convention
1980-Chairman, Dekalb County Carter-Mondale Campaign
1981-Co-chairman, Dekalb Democratic Breakfast Club
Language preparation:
English and French-total spoken and written fluency
Spanish-minimal communication (one year in·college)
German-minimal communication (one year in graduate school)
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THE WHITE HOUSE P£cJ 1
WASHINGTON
M a r c h 25, 1981
Dear M r . King:
Thank you for your letter and I accept your -··
resignation as United States Alternate Executive
Director of the International Bank r
Reconstruction and Development, effective
M a r c h 27, 1981.
Your service to the public in this capacity has
been greatly appreciated. I know that in the
years ahead you will be able to look back with
pride on your accomplislunents.
You may be sure that you have m y best wishes
for every future success and happiness.
Sincerely,
The Honorable David S. "king
United States Alternate Executive Director
International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development
The World Bank
Washington, D. C . 20433
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Rupeottull¥ :referred for the til.ee
ot tbe tot State.
'l'bomu M. Jone a
lneutive Clerk
Transmitting qopie o the following:
Ltr of resignation, 2/27/81, from DBKing, U.S. Alt. Ex. Dir. oft.he Intn'l. Bank for
Reconstruction & Development, eff. COB 3/31/81; acc. J/25/81, eff. 3/27/81.
(Sent to SECSI1ATE, Attn: Jane Mossellern, Room-26A.07, Wa hington, DC 20520)
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
March 25, 1981
Dear Mr. King:
Thank you for your letter an I accept your
resignation as United State Alternate
Executive Director of the nternational
Bank for Reconstruction nd Development,
effective March 27, 19
Your service to the ublic in this capacity
has been greatly a9 reciated. I know that
in the years ahead you will be able to look
back with pride your accomplishments.
You may be sur that you have my best wishes
for every fut re success and happiness.
Sincerely,
1- •avid - King
un· ed States Alternate
xecutive Director
I ternational Bank for
Reconstruction and Development
he World Bank
Washington, D.C. 20433
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MAR 2 5 1981
Dear Mr. KiDCJt
Tbank you for your letter and I accept your
realgnation a• United. States Alternate
Executive Director of the International
Bank for Raconatruct.ion and o.velopment,
effective March 27, 1981.
Your service to the public in thi• ca lty
has been greatly appreciated. I k that
in the year■ ahead you will be abl to look
back with pride on your aoooapl1•1e11tta
Tou,.•aay be sure that you haft
for 8fttrY future auccaaa andAtlPP.
RONALD Rf.AGAN -
Mr. David B. d.ng
United State Alternate
Executive !rector
Internati al Barut for
Recons ction and DeYel ••nt
The Wor Bank
Waahi 20433THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
March 19, 1981
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
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FROM: E. Pendleton James'j(f)
SUBJECT: Letter of Resignation f'
Attached for your signature and approval is a letter
of acceptance for the resignation of the following
person:
David E. King, United States Alternate Executive Director,
International Bank for Reconstruction and DevelopmentTHE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
March 19, 1981
MEMORANDUM FORE. PENDLETON JAME
FROM: A. Wayne Roberts -··
J. Michael Farrell
SUBJECT: Letter of Resignation
Attached is a memorandum to the President,
subject to your approval, containing the letter
of acceptance for the resignation of the
following person:
David E. King, United States Alternate Exec-
utive Director, International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development' .
Departmentof the Treasur,
Washington,D.C. 2 0 22 0
MEMORANDUM Date: March 11, 1981
Mike Farrell
To: Special Counsel
to the President
From: Ed Stucky .-:
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Staff Assistant
to the Secretary
Subject: David s. King
Davids. King, Alternate Executive Director of the
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, has
tendered his offer of resignation to be effective March 31, 1981.
Please accept his resignation effective Friday, March 27, 1981.
Thank you for your cooperation.
cc: Marc Leland
Tom Dawson
BMy U.S. Savings Bonds Replarly on the Ptlyroll Snmgs PlanTHE WORLD BANK
Washington, D.C. 20433
U.S.A.
Allernale
Executive Director
February 27, 1981
Dear Mr. President:
The purpose of this letter is to present my offer of
resignation from the position of United States Alternate Executive
Director of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop-
ment. If it is agreeable with your intentions, I would desire
that this resignation become effective at the close of the business
day of March 31, 1981.
May I express appreciation for the opportunity of serving
my country in the above capacity, and extend to you and to your
Administration my sincerest wish for your future success.
cerely and respectfully yours,
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David S. King { _,,
U.S. Alternate Director
President Ronald W. Reagan
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
cc: Secretary Donald Regan
Under Secretary Beryl Sprinkel
Assistant Secretary Designate Marc LelandtJ 111·1-1
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THE WHITE HOUSE
Pfccf
WASHINGTON
April 3, 1981
Dear Mr. King:
Thank you for your letter and I accept
your resignation as United States
Executive Director I n t e n t · nal Bank
for Reconstruction and Develo
effective March 31, 1981.
Your service to the public in this
capacity has been greatly appreciated.
I know that in the years ahead you
will be able to look back with pride
on your accomplishments.
You may be sure that you have my best
wishes for every future success and
happiness.
Sincerely,
The Honorable Colbert r.KKing
United States Executive Director
International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development
Washington, D.C. 20433THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
April 7, 1981
Dear Mr. Secretary:
Respectfully referred for the files
of the Department of State •·
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Thomas M
Executive
THE WHITE HOUSE
The Honorable Alexander Meigs Haig, Jr.
Secretary of State
Washington, D.C. 20520
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ATTN: Jane Mossellem
Room 26Ao7J>earMr, =
Rupeotfully' retened tor the tile■
of the Department ot State.
M. Jones
t1ve Clerk
Transmitting copies of tne follow ni:
Lti, of resig., 2/26/81, from CllAPR 3 • .. t981
Thank you for your letter and I accept
your reaignatioa aa United States
Executive Director, International Banlt
for Recon•truction and DeVelopment,
effective Maroh 31, 1911.
Your aervice to the public ia this
capaaity haa been greatly appreciated.
I know that in tbe years ahead you
will be able to loot back with pride
on your &COQIIIPlialmanta.
You ••J'be• that you have my beat
wishe• for .,,.ry future success and
happineaa.
Sincerely,
BONAUi REAGAN
The Honorable Colbert I. Ki119
United State• Executive Director
International BanJt for Reconatruc:Uon
and Dnelc,pae t.
Waabingtoa D.C. 20433THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
March 26, 1981
MEMORANDUM FORE. PENDLETON JAMES
FROM: A. Wayne Roberts av--:
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J . .Michael Farrell
SUBJECT: Letter of Resignation
Attached is a memorandum to the President,
subject to your approval, containing the
letter of acceptance for the resignation
of the following person:
Colbert I. King, United States Executive
Director, International Bank for Recon-
struction and DevelopmentTHE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
March 26, 1981
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT 0 /
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FROM: E. Pendleton James
SUBJECT: Letter of Resignation /
Attached for your signature and approval is a letter
of acceptance for the resignation of the following
person:
Colbert I. King, United States Executive Director,
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.,
MEMORANDUM. TO MIKE FARRELL
From: Ed Stucky lfJ j
Subject: Colbert I. King
Attached is a copy of Colbert I. King's letter of
resignation. Please accept his offer to be effective
March 31, 1981.
Thank you for your cooperation... . ..
T H E WORLD BANK
Washington, D.C. 20433
U.SA.
Executive Director
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February 26, 1981
Dear Mr. President:
On January 20, 1981 I tendered my resignation to be effective
at your pleasure and upon the appointment an.d qualification of my
successor. Although my successor has not been appointed, the
designation of senior Treasury officials to handle the international
responsibilities of the Treasury Department makes it possible for me
to tender rey resignation to be effective at the close of business
on March 31, 1981.
It has been an honor for me to represent the United States
at the World Bank since December 1979 and a personal pleasure for me
to have assisted your Administration during this transition.
I understand that your Administration will conduct a long-term
policy review covering the United States' role in the World Bank which
will consider, among other issues, the appropriate rate of growth for
the multilateral development banks and the direction of U.S. contri-
butions in the future. I hope and trust that as a result of this
study, you will agree that it is absolutely crucial for the United
States to continue its strong support for the World Bank. The
American people must understand that the Bank and development assis-
tance directly support the vital long-term economic, foreign policy,
and humanitarian interests of the United States. Now is not the time
to undermine our influence in the World Bank and global economic
development. I am confident that your study will demonstrate that
the stakes, quite simply, are too high.
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Sincerely,
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U.S. Executive Director
President Ronald W. Reagan
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
cc: Secretary Donald Regan
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