1926	April 24, born in Detroit, Michigan, USA
1944-1946	U. S. Naval Air Corps, radio and radar instructor
1946-1953	Univ. of Michigan, B.A. (mathematics), M.S. and Ph.D. (physics).
1951-1953	Atomic Energy Commission pre-doctoral fellowship
1953-1995	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
1958	Rapporteur, International Conference on Nuclear Physics, Paris
1960-1961	NATO Fellowship at Niels Bohr Institute (invited by Aage Bohr)
1962-1963	Lecturer, University of California, Berkeley
1963-1970	Thesis adviser in theoretical physics, U. C. Berkeley
1967	Organizer of the International Conference on Nucleon-Nucleon Scattering(with Richard Wilson, Harvard and Alex Green, Florida).
1967	Dedication Speaker, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
1968	Conference Chairman, Nucleon-Nucleon Scattering, Dubna, USSR
1969	Elected a Fellow of the American Physical Society
1971	Invited paper, Coral Gables Conference on High Energy Physics (invitation only)
1972	Invited colloquia on elementary particles at 20 universities in US and Canada
1978	Book: The Nature of the Elementary Particle, Springer
1992	Book: The Enigmatic Electron, Kluwer
2006	Book: The Power of Alpha, World Scientific (in press)