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Preston Schoyer
Preston Schoyer
Born	June 13, 1911; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Died	March 13, 1978 (aged 66); Stamford, Connecticut
Nationality	American
Education	Yale University
Occupations	Novelist; journalist; writer; China scholar;
Employer(s)	Worldwide Press Service; The Saturday Review; The New Yorker; The New York Times Magazine
Known for	The Foreigners (1942); The Indefinite River (1947); The Ringing of the Glass (1950); The Typhoon's Eye (1959)
Board member of	Yale–China Association; Executive Director (1973 – 1978, his death); National Committee on United States–China Relations; Executive Director (1969–1973)
Spouse	Doreen Weir Schoyer
Children	Penelope and Elizabeth "Lisa"
Parent(s)	William Edward Schoyer and Lucy Cushing Turner Schoyer
Awards	Legion of Merit; Soldier's Medal

Barclay Preston Schoyer (June 13, 1911 – March 13, 1978) was active in American groups dealing with China, including the Yale-China Association, and the author of four novels and many articles on China.

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Preston Schoyer
Born	June 13, 1911 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Died	March 13, 1978(1978-03-13) (aged 66) Stamford, Connecticut
Nationality	American
Education	Yale University
Occupations	Novelist journalist writer China scholar
Employer(s)	Worldwide Press Service The Saturday Review The New Yorker The New York Times Magazine
Known for	The Foreigners (1942) The Indefinite River (1947) The Ringing of the Glass (1950) The Typhoon's Eye (1959)
Board member of	Yale–China Association Executive Director (1973 – 1978, his death) National Committee on United States–China Relations Executive Director (1969–1973)
Spouse	Doreen Weir Schoyer
Children	Penelope and Elizabeth "Lisa"
Parent(s)	William Edward Schoyer and Lucy Cushing Turner Schoyer
Awards	Legion of Merit Soldier's Medal