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Dec. 26 The agricultural experimental station in Chapingo, Mexico, where The Rockefeller Foundation started the major phase of its agricultural program 20 years ago, was frequently visited by Foundation officials. In 1951 it was inspected by (1. to r.) John D. Rockefeller, 3rd, Chairman of the Board; Dr. Sterling Wortman, now Associate Director of the Foundation-supported International Rice Research Institute; Dr. j. Geroge Harrar, now President of the Foundation; Dr. William I. Myers, then Dean of Cornell's College of Agriculture and Foundation Trustee; and Dr. Edwin J. Wellhausen, now Associate Director for Agricultural Scinces of the Foundation
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