WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT NO. 26, 15 - 22 NOVEMBER 1965

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'Memorandum
To : Director of Training E`ffs O*8~Y
FROM : Chief, School of International Communism
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 26
15 - 22 November 1965
DATE: 22 November 1965
I. SIGNIFICANT ITEMS
None to report.
II. OTHER ACTIVITIES
1. John Keppel presented a new course last week at FSI
entitled Seminar on Communism. I em enclosing the schedule as
a matter of possible interest to you. I chided Keppel ?a bit
for having loaded the week with so many academicians, and he
freely admitted that he had done so in order to lend the course
sufficient prestige to attract the attention of FSOs. It
worked -- he had about twenty students from the Department --
which is most unusual.
2.I Ihas used in
the past two sessions of the China Fez course and has been
highly impressed with his present-ton. has suggested that
we use him in the CT program. The proposal has been cleared with
and a request for approval directed to the Security
3. Mrs. Neuhart has followed up our phone conversation
with a year's schedule of her Orientation Course in which she
proposes that I commit myself for every month during 166.
I'm going to subject this proposal to further negotiation --
preferring not to make a long-range commitment until I've had at
least one go at it.
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4+. The CT class will not be present on Friday, 26 November. We
arranged to have them attend last Saturday in order to provide them
with a four-day Thanksgiving weekend.
5. informs me that the film has turned 25X1
out to be excellent. He was particularly impressed by the way in
which the young man who introduced the 0 came through -- and 25X1
has suggested that I pass along the proposal that this individual -- in-
stead of retiring to the country -- develop a new career doing TV
commercials.
6. External Presentations:
FBI-Seminar on Communism - 17 November
"Authority and Control in the Communist
Movement: The Non-Bloc Parties"
American University - BCIU Training
Program - 19 November - "Communism --
Theory and Practice"
Department of State, Security Office
Special Agents Course - 17 November
"Theoretical Background and Dialectics
of Communism"
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SEMINAR ON COMNNNISM
November 15 - 19,. 1965
Room 2116, Foreign Service Institute, Arlington Towers
The "Seminar on Communism" is a one-week series of lectures and
discussions mainly for selected mid-level Foreign Service Officers.
Present and developing relationships between international Communist
and.national factors in both the Communist states and in less developed
non-Communist countries will be examined. Among aspects to be examined
are also (1) the relative capabilities of the major powers, both
Communist and non-Communist, to influence the less developed countries
and (2) world population, food and urbanization trends as factors
likely to affect the political stability of the less developed countries
and their relationships to the major powers.
Mr. John Keppel, Course Chairman, Room 3003, SA/3, Ext. 4054
Miss Janice McPhee, Staff Assistant, Room 3006, SA/3, Ext. 4054
Mr. Daniel L. Quaid, Jr., Admissions Officer, Room 1100, Ext. 2679
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THE SINO-SOVIET
DISPUTE
Mr.. Paul H.
Kreisberg,
Office of Asian
Communist Affairs,
Department of State
FRIDAY
9:00 - 10:30
AUTHORITY AND
GREAT POWER
INDONESIA:
CONTROL IN THE
CAPABILITIES TO
NATIONALIST
COMMUNIST MOVEMENT:
INFLUENCE THE
LEADER AND
THE NON-BLOC
UNDERDEVELOPED WORLD
COMMUNIST PARTY
PARTIES
Dr. John P. Hardt,
Prof. Ruth T. McVey,
Research Analysis
Central Intelligence Corporation
................... $8e4Cy.............. ....................
11:15 - 12:45
MAO AND THE
AUTHORITY AND
WORLD POPULATION,
CHINESE REVOLUTION
CONTROL IN THE
FOOD AND
Ir. Harold. C.
.Hinton,
COMMUNIST
MOVEMENT:
URBANIZATION
TRENDS
THE SOVIET
George Washington
EASTERN EUROPE
Prof. Phillips
W.'
POLITICAL SYSTEM
Prof. Robert C.
Tucker,
Princeton Univ.
University
Dr. John C.
Campbell,
Council on Foreign
Relations
Foster,
University of
Maryland
THE DEVELOPMENT
OF MARXISM-
LENINISM
Prof. W. H. _,4raus,
George Washington
University
3:00 - 5:00
11:00 - 12:45
COMMUNISM AND
NATIONALISM IN
LATIN AMERICA
Prof. Melvin Croan,
Harvard University
PRESENT TRENDS
CURRENT TRENDS
SOVIET
U.A.R. FOREIGN
CONGO/
IN SOVIET
IN CHINESE
FOREIGN POLICY
POLICY AND
BRAZZAVILLE.
POLITICS
COMMUNIST POLICY
Prof. William E.
ITS ORIGINS
Ambassador Henry
Prof.. Robert 0.
Dr. Harold C. Hinton,
Griffith,
Prof. Nadav Safran,
T. Koren
Tucker,
George Washington
Massachusetts
Harvard University
Princeton Univ.
University
Institute of
Technology
THE SOVIET
CHINA AND THE
SUB-SAHARA
CLASS
ECONOMIC
FUTURE IN ASIA
AFRICA: THE
DISCUSSION
SYSTEM
(Class Discussion
ONE-PARTY STATE
ourse Chairman
Mr. Leon M.
AND THE FUTURE
Hermann,
Prof. William J.
Library of
Congress
Central Intelligence
Agency and
Mr. James F.
Leonard,
Office of Research
& Analysis of the
!Far East,
IDepartment of State
Foltz,
Yale University
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