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Koch, Richard, 1900-.... (4)

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6f31pcg (person)

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Koch, Richard (3)

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Koch, Richard Karl, 1934- (3)

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Koch, Richard, 1921- (2)

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Historical Background Mineral King is a glacial valley in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains, only 7 1/2 square miles in size and one of the oldest communities in the High Sierras. At one time, the area had been occupied by two Native American tribes-- the Wikchumni Yokut and the Tubatulabel-- who created summer settlements on the valley floor primarily for hunting and trading with the Paiutes, who lived east of the Sierra Nevada....

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Koch, Richard, 1882- (2)

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Koch, Richard H., 1918- (2)

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Attorney. The Museum of Modern Art: Director, Administration and Counsel, 1959-1979; Secretary to the Board of Trustees, 1960-1979; Operating Committee, Office of the Director, 1969-1970.

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Koch, Richard, 1889-1971 (2)

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Richard Frederick Koch (1)

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Koch, Richard H. (1)

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Koch, Richard F. (1)

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Richard Frederick Koch (born 1920), nicknamed "Dickie," was the son of Richard S. and Stella Dreyfus Koch. He grew up in Cedarhurst, New York, and graduated from Lawrence High School in 1936. He studied engineering at Bard College and graduated in 1940. He briefly taught at Columbia University before joining the Army. In 1942, he married Janet Doris Koch (1917-1997, née Phillips). Their children are Richard P. (Terry) Koch and Lewis Koch. When World War Two broke out,...

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