Huston, John

Chuck Hopkinson Adrienne Huston John Wehr... 

Huston, D. H. and T. R, Roberts, Eds., Environmental Fate of Pesticides, John Wiley Sons, New York, 1990. 

The Berkeley project was headed by Sam Ruben and Ken Pitzer. Ken left shortly after the project started to head up a special project in Washington D.C.The two first lieutenants were Bill Gwinn and Tom Norris. The grunts were [graduate students] John Huston, Kent Harmon, Stan Winkleman, Clive Countryman, me, and a fellow whose name I cannot remember. 

It was at that time that I became acquainted with Bill Gwinn, Tom Norris, and Ken Pitzer, although Ken had been my freshman Chem lA lecturer. John Huston and Kent Harmon joined the project about that time. Bill was an instructor, and I believe Tom was too, although it is possible that Tom had just finished his thesis work with Ruben. Everything I knew about rats, C-11, C-14, and photosynthesis came from being around these people. I was not involved with any of the studies. I recall that Martin Kamen was aroimd also, but, as he was not involved in the war work, I had little to do with him. 

When the downturn of coal mining was a central concern of British society, films such as John Ford s How Green Was My Valley and Carol Reed s The Stars Look Down were produced. Today, sexual abuse and incest, particularly concerning children, is a powerful issue. Films like John Smith s The Boys of St. Vincent, Angelica Huston s Bastard Out of Carolina, Tod Solondz s Happiness, all attest to the power of this issue in the public consciousness. 

Huston and Ballaud, Organic Syntheses, Collective vol. II, p. 97, John Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, 1943. 

Casino Royale, special edition DVD. Directed by John Huston, et al. Santa Monica, CA MGMHome Entertainment, 2002. 

Guest, Val, Ken Hughes, John Huston, Joseph McGrath, Robert Parrish, and Richard Talmadge, directors. 1967. Casino Royale. Columbia Pictures Corporation. 

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