| John Brademas  AKA Stephen John Brademas, Jr.
Born: 2-Mar-1927
Birthplace: Mishawaka, IN
Died: 11-Jul-2016
Location of death: Manhattan, NY
Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male
Religion: Methodist
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Politician
Party Affiliation: Democratic Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Congressman from Indiana, 1959-81 Military service: US Navy (1945-46) Executive Assistant to Adlai Stevenson, 1955-56. Father: Stephen J. Brademas, Sr.
Mother: Beatrice Goble
Wife: Mary Ellen Briggs (m. 1977, until his death)
High School: Central High School, South Bend, IN (1945)
University: Harvard University (1949)
University: Oxford University (1954)
President: New York University (1981-92)
US Congressman, Indiana 3rd (1959-81)
Congressional Staff for Rep. Thomas L. Ashley (1955)
Congressional Staff for Sen. Pat McNamara (1955)
Member of the Board of Federal Reserve Bank of New York (as Chairman)
Member of the Board of New York Stock Exchange
Member of the Board of Texaco
American Ditchley Foundation Board of Directors
America-Israel Friendship League US National Advisory Board
American Legion
Americans for Libraries Council
Aspen Institute Trustee Emeritus
Bretton Woods Committee
Committee for Economic Development Trustee
Council for a Community of Democracies Senior Advisor
Loyal Order of Moose
Center for National Policy Board Member
Council on Foreign Relations
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Freemasonry South Bend Lodge 675
Friends of Hillary
Hillary Clinton for President
Hillary Rodham Clinton for US Senate Committee
National Leadership PAC
Order of AHEPA
National Democratic Institute for International Affairs Senior Advisory Committee
Public Agenda Policy Review Board
RAND Corporation
Rockefeller Foundation Chairman
Trilateral Commission
American Association for the Advancement of Science Co-Chairman
American Academy of Arts and Sciences Fellow
World Council of Churches
Rhodes Scholarship
Peabody 1980
Greek Ancestry
Author of books:
Washington, D.C., to Washington Square (1986)
The Politics of Education: Conflict and Consensus on Capitol Hill (1987, with Lynne P. Brown)
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