David Houston Collection on Pittsburgh Corporations, 1967-1972, AIS.2010.07, Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System
Born on December 21, 1930, David Houston was a Wharton School graduate before earning his doctorate in American Civilization at the University of Pennsylvania. The Marxist scholar became a professor in the economics department at the University of Pittsburgh in the 1960s. He was an activist that protested war and the university’s investment practices. Houston was also a founding member of the Union of Radical Political Economists and was managing editor of its publication for ten years. Houston retired in 1993 and died April 4, 2008.
This collection includes lists of executives that worked for Pittsburgh-based corporations and universities. Also included is a Fortune study on the Mellon family and a report from David Houston’s class on the ruling class in Pittsburgh.
ULS Archives & Special Collections, July 2010
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Gift of David Houston in June 1993.
This collection was processed by Zachary Brodt in July 2010.
David Houston Collection on Pittsburgh Corporations, 1967-1972, AIS.2010.07, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh
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