Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan, of Atlanta, W. A. Pulver, President of Lockheed Georgia Company, and Morton L. Weiss, President of Montag, Inc. will be the recipients of the National Conference of Christians and Jews’ Silver Medallions for extraordinary service in the field of human relations.

The awards will be presented at the annual Brotherhood Awards Dinner at the Dinkler Hotel in Atlanta, at 7:00 p.m. next Wednesday, (May 26).

Dr. Arthur Larson, former special assistant to President Eisenhower and one-time director of the United States Information Agency, will be the featured speaker at the banquet. Larson is currently the director of the Rule of Law Research Center and Duke University and is an advisor to the State Department on foreign policy and United Nations affairs.

Eighty-five prominent Atlantans are serving on the Sponsors Committee planning the tribute to the three honorees. James R. Golden, director of Governmental and Civic Affairs for the Ford Motor Company is serving as chairman.

The dinner will be $50 per plate with proceeds going to the program of the National Conference of Christians and Jews in Georgia.