PALM BEACH ROUND TABLE THURSDAY APRIL 17 PARAMOUNT THEATRE PALM BEACH

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP05T00644R000301050003-3
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• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 20, 2009
• Sequence Number: 3
• Publication Date: April 7, 1980
• Content Type: OPEN SOURCE

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SUN-SENTINEL, Monday, April 7, ~80
Announcing An Extraordinary Program
the Palm Beach Round Table in Palm Beach Thurs. A ri117
CTOR OF THE - DIRECTOR OF THE
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Judge William
WEBSTER
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Admiral Stansfield
TURNER
with Moderator Marvin Stone
Editor U.S. News 8 World Report
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IN AN EXTRAORDINARY FINALE PROGRAM OF THE 1980 'REGULAR SEASON'
THURSDAY, APRIL 17
nara9rroune Theatre, va~m 6ea~
3 P.M.
THE DIRECTOR OF THE
St. Louis and a lifetime appointment as a
federal appellate judge to enter rough and
tumble Washington I~eb. 23, 1978, to take
command of the 20,000 employee Federal
Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
As a lawyer and Judge, Judge Webster
had built a reputation for integrity, fairness
and brilliance. These qualities, and more,
have served him outstandingly. His superb
leadership has the 1~ Bl applauded at home
and earning new recognition and esteem
around the world.
Native of St. Louis, BA from Amherst
College, Juris doctor Washington University
Law School. U. S. Naval Reserve in WWII
and Korean War. In private law practice
in St. Louis for 20 years including a term
as U. S. Attorney for Eastern Missouri.
Appointed Judge U. S. District Court,
1970; elevated to the United States Court
of Appeals in 1973. Often honored for
hnguished service. Married to former
s~lla Lane and they are parents of three
~Idren.
To moderate this
most outstanding program
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THE EDITOR OF THE DISTINGUISHED
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT
35 years.in national and international
journalism covering every phase of news.
Syndicated columnist, author and contri-
butor to leading publications. Joined U.S.
News & World Report in 1960, named
editor in 1976. Writes magazine's weekly
editorial. Has covered four wars, inter-
viewed scores of world leaders including
Presidents Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon.
Accompanied Pres. Ford to China, Pres.
Carter to Europe and Asia. Traveled over
250,000 miles filing dispatches from 35
countries. Honors include Holmes Award,
and two Freedom Foundation Awards.
He and wife, Sydell, have three children.
Took charge of The Central Intelligence
Agency (CIA) after a brilliant career in the
Navy -from Rhodes Scholar to Pentagon
"whiz kid", from innovative Commander of
of the Naval War College to Commander of
the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's
southern flank. He was in that post September
1, 1975, with rank of Admiral, until named
to head the CIA on March 2, 1977.
Old troubles and new problems have
plagued the agency so critical to the security
of this nation. Controls imposed on the CIA
more severe than on any intelligence opera-
tion in the world. Admiral Turner says it
is necessary to grasp the revolutionary changes
in the business of spying. It will be intensely
interesting to hear the man who deals with
frustrations, unbelievable difficulties, elec-
tronic wizardy and human snooping as he
serves as America's eyes and ears around the
world.
Native, Highland Park, lll. At Amherst
College two years when named to U.S.
Naval Academy. Graduate Class of '37. He
and wife Patricia have two married children.
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Law School. U. S. Naval Keserve in WWII editor in 1976. Writes magazine's weekly in the business of spying. [t will be intensely
and Korean War. In private law practice editorial. Has covered four wars, inter- interesting to hear the man who deals with
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