61.   He received a doctorate from Princeton University and subsequently taught at Cornell University and became a founding member of the Institute for Policy Studies.

62.   He received a doctorate in canon law from the Pontifical Gregorian University, also in Rome.

63.   He received a doctorate in educational administration from Nova University.

64.   He received a doctorate in theater arts from the University of Michigan and studied at the Sorbonne in Paris.

65.   He received doctorates from both institutions and worked as an electrical engineer for the big Siemens-Schuckert concern.

66.   He received his doctorate at the University of Nebraska before moving to Cambridge, Mass., for three years of post-doctorate work at MIT.

67.   He received a doctorate in geology and geophysics from the University of Rhode Island.

68.   He received a doctorate in public affairs and public administration from the University of Pittsburgh.

69.   He received his doctorate in law the next year and went into private practice.

70.   He recently received a doctorate from the University of Vienna, combining his studies with retreats at Dai Bosatsu.