CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM - INVITATION TO MR. DAVID ROCKEFELLER

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MEMORA1DUM FOR: Director of Central Litelligence A
VIA: Acting Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Michael J. Malanick
Acting Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: CIA Guest Speaker Program - Invitation to
Mr. David Rockefeller
REFERENCE: Memo to DCI from ADDA. dated 2 September
1977, Same Subject (ER 77-9018)
1. Action Requested: It is requested that you sign
the attached letter to Mr. David Rockefeller, Chairman of
the Board of the Chase Manhattan Bak, inviting him to be
the CIA Guest Speaker on Tuesday, 6 November, at 3:00 p.m.
in the Headquarters auditorium. The suggested topic is
"Trends in International Banking and Their Impact on Foreign
Relations." It is also requested that you introduce
Mr. Rockefeller, if he accepts, and approve having the
program videotaped for use in training courses.
2. Background: In reviewing our proposed CIA Guest
Speaker List for 0/7-78 (see reference), you indicated your
preferences in this order: (a) Mr. Thomas Hughes,
(b) Mr. Christopher Bertram, (c) Mr. Theo Sommer, and
(d) Mr. David Rockefeller. Mr. nughes has declined our
invitation to speak. Messrs. Bertram and Sommer are foreign
nationals residing abroad. We will try to arrange for their
appearance when they next visit the United States. We
therefore moved to invite Mr. Rockefeller and have been told
by his secretary that his custom is to ask for a letter of
invitation.
3. Recommendation: It is recommended that you sign
the attached letter of Invitation to Ar. Rockefeller, agree
to introduce him, and approve the videotaping of the program.
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Mr. David Rockefeller
Chairman of the Board
Chase Manhattan Bank
1 Chase Manhattan Plaza
New York, NY 10015
Dear Mr. Rockefeller:
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My colleagues in intelligence and I extend a cordial
invitation to you to give the CIA Cues, Speaker lecture on
Tuesday, 8 November 1977, at 3:0o r04., in the CIA Headquarters
Auditorium at Langley, Virginia. The 'topic we would suggest,
although we would be glad to consider another, is "Trends in
International lanking and 'Their Impact on Foreign Relations.
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The CIA Guest Speaker Program brings to CIA employees
and guests fron other agencies of the Intelligence Community
the viewpoints of outstanding acadericians and government
officials on areas of concern to the Intelligence Community.
Among OUT distinguished speakers have been Zbigniew
Michael Blumenthal, John Fairbank, John Kenneth Calbraith,
and Peter Peterson, to name only a few.
Our Guest Speaker Program consists of a formal lecture
of approximately 45 minutes followed by a 30-minute question
period. We can assure you of a responsive audience of up to
SOO. The Guest Speaker honorarium is :S00 in addition to
transportation.
If 8 November is not convenient f:)r you, we would be
happy to discuss an alternative date. our program runs on
the second_Thasilar_af?thc month. 34r pecial Programs
StAT Officer, will be pleased to discuss any
d ta 1 s with you. ::he may be reached eu,
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Mr. David Rockefeller
Chairman of the Board
Chase Manhattan Bank
I Chase Manhattan Plaza
New York, NY 10015
Dear Mr. Rockefeller:
5 October 1977
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My colleagues in intelligence and I extend a cordial
invitation to you to give the CIA Guest Speaker lecture on
Tuesday, 8 November 1977, at 3:00 p.m., in the CIA Headquarters
Auditorium at Langley, Virginia. The topic we would suggest,
although we would be glad to consider another, is "Trends in
International Banking and Their Impact on Foreign Relations."
The CIA Guest Speaker Program brings to CIA employees
and guests from other agencies of the Intelligence Community
the viewpoints of outstanding academicians and government
officials on areas of concern to the Intelligence Community.
Among our distinguished speakers have been Zbigniew Brzezinski,
Michael Blumenthal, John Fairbank, John Kenneth Galbraith,
and Peter Peterson, to name only a few.
Our Guest Speaker Program consists of a formal lecture
of approximately 45 minutes followed by a 30-minute question
period. We can assure you of a responsive audience of up to
500. The Guest Speaker honorarium is $500 in addition to
transportation.
If 8 November is not convenient for you, we would be
happy to discuss an alternative date. Our program runs on
the second Tuesday of th?onth. Our Special Programs
Officer, will be pleased to discuss any
detail ot tne arrangements with you. She may be reached on
Yours sincerely,
STANSFIELD TURNER
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September 16 1977 1..27/7?
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central pte11igence
VIA
STAT FROM
SUBJECT
D/DCl/NI
: Comment on CIA Guest Speaker Program
1. Action required: None; the following is the comment
you requested.
2. So far as they are known to me the list of prospective
speakers is excellent. I assume that everyone would have names
he (or she) would like to add. My own nominees, with brief
justifications, are as follows:
3. First, in a class by himself, a virtually unique observer
of the European scene from the West German perspective:
Theo Sommer, editor, Die Zeit, Hamburg; suggested
subject, "The Two Germanys in Tomorrow's Europe."
Sommer speaks perfect English, has a fine analytic mind, and knows
European politics as well as any one man can. He visits the U.S.
frequently.
A very close second (I am not quite as confident of his
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speak' ability and his English is not quite perfect):
1r Pierre Hassner, Centre d'etudes politiques, Paris;
suggested subject, "Europe and the Gaullist Heritage."
A second-place tie:
Hedley Bull, Montague Burton Professor of International
Relations, University of Oxford; suggested subject:
"The future of Arms Control by International
Agreement."
Bull has been thinking constructively about arms control and
disarmament longer than most of us. An Aust alian h has always
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spoken his mind freely and superbly.
4. Of knowledgeable and known Americans, I suggest the
following obvious additions to the list: .41
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William Buckley, "A Conservative's Perspective on thet4J.
United States in World Affairs."
J. Kenneth Galbraith, "Does Capitalism Have a Future?"tii,
Henry Kissinger, "Reflections on Intelligence and Foreign
Policy."
S. Finally, from Newport I can strongly recommend the
following younger scholars, both acute analysts and first-class
speakers whose audiences, even if small, will be enthusiastic:
John Lewis Gaddis, Professor of History at the University
of Ohio, author of United States Foreign Policy and the
Cold War. Suggested subject, "National Strategy and
Foreign Policy."
Richard Ned Lebow, Associate Professor of Political
Science at the City University of New York (on leave
of absence), author of White Britain and Black Ireland:
Stereotypes and the Anglo-Irish Colonial Relationship.
Suggested subject, "On Ireland: Will the Troubles Never
Cease?"
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
VIA:
2 SEP 19
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John F. Blake
Acting Deputy Director of Central
Intelligence
FROM: Michael J. Malanick
Acting Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: CIA Guest Speaker Program
REFERENCE: Memo to DCI from John F. Blake, DDA,
dated 11 August 1976, Same Subject
(ER 76-8898)
1. Action Requested: Your approval is requested of
the attached list of proposed CIA Guest Speakers and tentative
topics and the proposed (somewhat revised) operating procedures
governing the program.
-2. Background: The CIA Guest Speaker Program was
inaugurated in October 1973 to provide intellectual stimulus
to Agency employees through contact with the thinking of
scholars, officials, and other experts outside the Agency.
The program is held about six times a year in the CIA
auditorium on the second Tuesday of the month, from 1500 to
1630. All employees are invited to the lectutes, which are
unclassified and off the record, and tickets are distributed
through the Intelligence Community Staff to other agencies
of the Intelligence Community. Since October 1973, there
have been 31 guest speakers, including Zbigniew Brzezinski
and Michael Blumenthal, both at the time in private capacity.
(We carry them in the attached list also because of the
desirability of hearing from them at some future time in
their official capacities.) Other speakers have included
Kelly Johnson, father of the U-2; Ambassador-at-Large
Ellsworth Bunker; Joseph J. Sisco, President of American
University; John K. Fairbank, China scholar of Harvard
University; and John Kenneth Galbraith, the well-known
economist and former Ambassador to India. As you know, the
auditorium address of Senator Daniel K. Inouye, on 17 June
1977, was under the aegis of the CIA Guest Speaker Program.
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Although the program has varied widely in attendance
and content, we regard it as a success. Attendance for the
1976-77 program ranged from 175 to 600 (an overflow).
Average attendance has been about 370. The program has been
conducted as a voluntary activity, with no effort to drum up
audiences. The Intelligence Community attendance for the
best-known speakers has been good. It is clear that the
size of the audience has depended upon the renown of the
speaker, not the value of the topic.
3. Proposed Operating Procedures:
a. Criteria for Selection. The following criteria
for selection will govern the program:
(1) The subject matter to be covered should
have a significant bearing on the intelligence
profession or on international affairs.
(2) The subject matter should affect, or be
of concern, to a broad cross section of Agency
personnel--or to at least several Agency components--
in order to warrant inviting a large audience.
(3) The person making the presentation
should be well known and genuinely knowledgeable
about the subject matter. In general, we seek the
kind of speaker who is at the forefront of his
subject.
(4) The speaker should be'eff6ctive in
communicating with a large audience representing
disparate backgrounds.
b. Categories of Speakers. The speakers will be
drawn from the academic world, foundations, the business
community, the media, Congress, and the executive
departments of government.
c. Numbers of Programs. Six per year, but this
number may be exceeded if circumstances warrant.
d. Time. Second Tuesday of the month, 1500-1630.
e. Place. CIA Headquarters Auditorium.
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f. Fee. $500 honorarium, plus round-trip,
economy-class transportation. U.S. Government employees
are not permitted to receive an honorarium.
g. Management of the Program. By the Office of
Training (Special Programs Officer).
h. Policy Approval. Via this memorandum and any
subsequent speaker lists or invitations submitted to
you. Approval will be limited by any qualifying statements
you may affix to the attached list or otherwise provide.
i. Invitations to Speakers. Official invitations
will be extended by letter from you or your designated
representative. In advance of a letter, the Special
Programs Officer of the Office of Training is authorized
to extend a telephonic invitation in your name, but in
the sensitive cases described in paragraph k, below,
only if they are first cleared with you.
j. Security Approvals. Not required, but each
proposed speaker will undergo an internal indices check
by the Office of Security before being invited.
k. Special Approvals of Sensitive Cases. Members
of Congress, representatives of the media, and politically
sensitive cases will be submitted to you for specific
approval at the time of invitation.
1. Distribution of Tickets. Via component
Training Officers to each Directorate and the DCI area;
via the Intelligence Community Staff to the Intelligence
Community; via OTR to the Foreign Service Institute and
Defense schools and colleges. Seats will be held for
ticket holders until five minutes prior to the scheduled
lecture, at which time non-ticket holders will be
admitted to the extent space is available.
m. Visits in Advance of the Lecture. You will
be given an opportunity to meet with the speaker in
advance of the lecture.
n. Introductions. You will be given an opportunity
to -introduce the speaker.
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4. Staff (and other) Positions: Contributions to the
attached list have been made by the Assistant to the Director
for Public Affairs and the Legislative Counsel. Other
components' contributions have been solicited, especially in
geographic areas where we lacked candidates.
5. Recommendation: That you approve this memorandum
and the attached list. We welcome any additions, deletions,
or comments.
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PROSPECTIVE SPEAKERS AND TOPICS FOR CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM
Speaker
ALLISON, GRAHAM
Professor of Politics,
John F. Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard University
ANDERSON, JACK
Columnist
BAKER, HOWARD HENRY, JR.
U.S. Senator from Tennes.5ee
(R)
BARNETT, DOAK A.
Senior Fellow, Brookings
Institution; China Scholar
BAYH, BIRCH
U.S. Senator from Indiana (D);)
Prospective Chairman, Senate Select)
Committee on Intelligence )
BELL, GRIFFIN B.
U.S. Attorney General
BENSON, LUCY WILSON
Under Secretary of State
for Security Assistance, Science
and Technology
BERTRAM, CHRISTOPHER
-Crh-i-of, International
Institute of Strategic Studies,
London
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Decision Making in
Foreign Affairs
cti-X (20-0?00.
The Jo alist-
Inv igji.Vor:
A s (Lieethe Trade
Congressional Oversight;
Congress and Foreign
Policy
China After Mao
Congress and Intelligence
Intelligence and the
-Legal System
A Policy Toward Arms
Sales
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4,4*,evig.e.."s Future A"
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Speaker
BLUMENTHAL, W. MICHAEL
Secretary of the Treasury
BOLAND, EDWARD
U.S. Representative from
Massachusetts (D); Chairman, House
Permanent Select Committee on
Intelligence
BOK, DEREK
President, Harvard University
BRZEZINSKI, ZBIGNIEW
Assistant to the President
for National Security Affairs
vEUCKLEY, WILLIAM
Television Personality and
Columnist
BUNDY, WILLIAM P.
Editor, Foreign Affairs
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CARTER, ROSALYNN S.
First Lady )
CHAFEE, JOHN
U.S. Senator from Rhode Island)
(R); Member, Senate Select Commit- )
tee on Intelligence )
CHARYK, JOSEPH V.
President, The Communications
Satellite Corporation
CLIFFORD, CLARK M.
Senior Partner, Clifford,
Miller, Washington (Attorneys)
COHEN, JEROME ALAN
Associate Dean and Director,
East Asian Legal Studies, Harvard
University Law School
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Topic
The Treasury in Foreign
Affairs (NOTE: A
previous Guest Speaker)
Congressional Oversight
Today's University in
Foreign Affairs
The Carter Foreign Policy
(NOTE: A previous Guest
Speaker)
A Conservative's View of
Foreign Policy
An Editor's Perspective
on Foreign Affairs;
Modern Dictatorships
A President's Wife Abroad
Congress and Intelligence
Communications Satellites
Advising Presidents
Concepts of Law in China;
China and World Order
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Speaker Topic
COOPER, RICHARD NEWELL
Under Secretary of State for
Economic Affairs
COOPER, WILLIAM E.
Professor of Zoology,
Michigan State University
COX, MILO
Former Associate Director,
Agency for International Develop-
ment
GORDON A.
J. E. Wallace Sterling
Professor of Humanities, Stanford
University
DERIAN, PATRICIA M.
Coordinator for Human Rights
and Humanitarian Affairs, Depart-
ment of State
DONOVAN, HEDLEY W.
Editor-in-Chief, TIME
Magazine
EDWARDS, JACK
U.S. Representative from
Alabama (R); Member, Subcommittee
on Defense of the House Appropria-
tions Committee
FARMER, THOMAS
Chairman, Intelligence Over-
sight Board
FENWICK, MILLICENT H.
U.S. Representative from
New Jersey (R)
FRANKEL, MAX
Editorial Page Editor,
The New York Times
FRIDAY, WILLIAM C.
President, University of
North Carolina
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U.S. Policy Goals in World
Economic Affairs
The Environmental Crisis--
A World View
World Food Supply
The U.S. and Europe
The World Battle for
Human Rights
The Press and Foreign
Affairs
Issues in National Defense
The Work of the Intelli-
gence Oversight Board
Understanding Congress
Reminiscences of Inter-
national Reporting
The University in
Foreign Affairs
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Speaker
GIAIMO, ROBERT N.
U.S. Representative from
Connecticut (D); Chairman, House
Budget Committee
GOLDSBOROUGH, JAMES 0.
Chief European Correspondent,
InterriationaI Herald- Tribune
HARRIMAN, W. AVERELL
Former Ambassador
Soviet Union
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HART, GARY
U.S. Senator from Colorado )
(D); Member, Committee on the Armed)
Services; Select Committee on )
Intelligence )
HAUSER, RITA
Member, Stroock and Stroock
and LaVan; U.S. Representative to
the United Nations Commission on
Human Rights, 1969-72
HELLER, WALTER
Regents Professor of
Economics, University of Minnesota
HOLBROOKE, RICHARD
Assistant Secretary, East
Asian and Pacific Affairs
,HUGHES, THOMAS
President, Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace
HUMMEL, ARTHUR W., JR.
U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan;
Former Assistant Secretary for
East Asian and Pacific Affairs
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Topic
The Intelligence
Budget Process
Main Currents in
Europe Today
The Arts of Negotiation
in Foreign Affairs
A Senator's View of
the Tasks of Intelli-
gence; A Credible
Defense
Main Issues in Inter-
national Law
The National Economy
U.S. Policy in Asia
The w9,14z of the
Fou s in t r-
South Asia Today
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Speaker Topic
INMAN, ADMIRAL BOBBIE
Director, National Security ) NSA Today
Agency )
JOHNSON, U. ALEXIS
U.S. Ambassador at Large )
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JORDAN, BARBARA
U.S. Representative from Texas)
(D) )
Reminiscences of an
Ambassador
The Law in World Affairs
,KAYSEN, CARL
Director, Institute of ) What is National
Advanced Study, Princeton ) Security?
University )
KILPATRICK, JAMES J.
Columnist )
KREPS, JUANITA M.
Secretary of Commerce )
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LAISE, CAROL C.
Director General, Foreign )
Service )
LAND, EDWIN H.
Chairman of the Board, )
Polaroid Corporation )
LINOWITZ, SOL M.
Former U.S. Ambassador to the )
Organization of American States; )
Co-Negotiator, Panama Canal Treaty )
LUCE, CLARE BOOTH
Author; Member, President's ) Reminiscences
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board)
(Defunct) )
The Press Today
Labor Demographics--
Their Effect on World
Trends
The Foreign Service Today
The Roots of Invention;
NQW Haxizons in Photography
A New Era in Latin
American Relations
MACNEIL, NEIL
Chief Congressional Corre-
spondent, TIME Magazine
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A Journalist's View of
Congress
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MANNING, BAYLESS A.
) Goals, Ideology, and
Re4a+4-ens ) Foreign Policy
MANSFIELD, MICHAEL J. (MIKE)
Ambassador to Japan; Former
U.S. Senator from Montana (D)
MARKS, LEONARD
President, International
Rescue Commission; Chairman, U.S.
Advisory Commission on Interna-
tional Educational and Cultural
Affairs
MCNAMARA, ROBERT S.
President, The World Bank
MONDALE, WALTER F.
Vice President of the U.S.
MOYERS, WILLIAM
Television Personality
MOYNIHAN, DANIEL
U.S. Senator from New York
(D)
MUSKIE, EDMUND S.
U.S. Senator from Maine (D)
NEUSTADT, RICHARD E.
Professor of Government,
John F. Kennedy School of Govern-
ment, Harvard University
The U.S. and Japan;
American Security
Interests in Asia
The Information
Revolution
The World Bank
Goals for the Intelligence
Community
The Power of the Press;
Who Makes the News?
Human Rights; The U.S.
and the Third World
The Budget Process; The
Health of Our Govern-
mental Systems
The State of Our Alliances
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OKSENBERG, MICHAEL
China Scholar; Senior Member
National Security Council Staff
OKUN, ARTHUR M.
Senior Fellow, Brookings
Institution
OSBORNE, JOHN
Associate Senior Editor, Th
New Republic
POOL, 'THIEL DE SOLA
Professor of Political
Science, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
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PRICE, DON K., JR.
Professor of Government,'
John F. Kennedy School of Govern-
ment, Harvard University
PYE, LUCIEN W.
Professor of Political
Science, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
RAMEY, ESTELLE R.
Professor of Physiology and
Biophysics, Georgetown University
Medical School
REISCHAUER, EDWIN O.
Former Ambassador to Japan;
University Professor, Harvard
University
REUSS, HENRY S.
U.S. Representative from
Wisconsin (D); Member, House Joint
Economic Committee
RICKOVER, HYMAN
Admiral, U.S. Navy
China Today
World Economic Trends
A Journalist's View
of Intelligence
Contemporary Political
Science; The Citizen's
Influence on Public Policy
The Political Economy of
American Foreign Policy;
Government and Science
Asia Today; The Legacy
of Mao Tse-Tung
The Role of Women: A
Biophysical View
Understanding the Japanese
A Congressman's View of
International Economic
Policy
Naval Warfare
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Topic
//RICE, DONALD B.
Head, RAND Corporation; Former) New Approaches
Deputy Assistant Secretary of
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Defense and Former Assistant
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Director, Office of Management and
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Budget
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RIVLIN, ALICE M.
Director, Congressional Budget)
Office )
ROCKEFELLER, DAVID
Chairman of the Board, Chase
Manhattan Bank
ROSOVSKY, HENRY
Dean, Faculty of Arts and
Sciences and Professor of
Economics, Harvard University;'
Coeditor: Asia's New Giant
RUSK, DEAN
Former Secretary of State
SAWHILL, JOHN
President, New York
University
SCALI, JOHN
Former Ambassador to the
United Nations
SCHULTZE, CHARLES L.
Chairman, Council of Economic
Advisors
SCHLESINGER, ARTHUR M.
Professor of History, Harvard
University
SEVAREID, ERIC
Broadcaster
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44;
at?PAND
The Congressional Budget
Office
1,10.
Interna7onal B
The Japanese Economy
Major Problems in Foreign
Policy in the 1980s
Our Energy Strategy; The
University and Government
The United Nations
National Priorities in
Economic Affairs
A Historian's View of
Foreign Policy and
Intelligence
Intelligence and the
Constitution
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SHANNON, WILLIAM V.
Editor, The New York Times
SHULMAN, MARSHALL
Cochairman, Interagency
Coordinating Committee on U.S.
Affairs; Special Advisor
to the Secretary of State
MITH, HEDRICK
Chief, The New York Times,
Washington Bureau
STAATS, ELMER B.
Comptroller General of the
U.S.
STANTON, FRANK
Former President, CBS
STRAUSS, ROBERT
President's Special Repre-
sentative for Trade Negotiations
An Editor's View of
Intelligence
The U.S. and the Soviet
Union Today
The Russians
The GAO as Watchdog
Communications and
Foreign Affairs
America's International
Trade Policies
TALBOT, PHILLIPS
Former U.S. Ambassador to ) The U.S. in Asia
Greece; President, The Asia Society)
TELLER, EDWARD
Professor of Physics, Univer-
sity of California; Member, Presi-
dent's Foreign Intelligence
Advisory Board (Defunct)
TUCHMAN, BARBARA
Historian; Author, The Guns
of August
)
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The State of Physics;
Science and Intelligence
The Historian's Methods
VANCE, CYRUS
Secretary of State ) U.S. Foreign Policy Today
VOLNER, JILL
General Counsel, Department
of the Army
)
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The Army Today
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//WALKER, JOHN T.
Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of
Washington, D.C.
WEAVER, ROBERT
Distinguished Professor of
Urban Affairs, Hunter College
WIESNER, JEROME B.
President, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
WILKINS, ROY
Former Executive Director,
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored Peoples
/ILL, GEORGE
Columnist
)
)
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)
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)
)
)
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Morality in Foreign
Affairs
The City in World Affairs
U.S. Science Policy
A Black Perspective on
the U.S. in World Affairs
) The Press and Foreign
) Policy
WILSON, BOB
U.S. Representative from ) Nuclear Issues in
California (R); Member, Subcom- ) Defense
mittee on Intelligence and Military)
Application of Nuclear Energy, )
House Armed Services Committee )
WILSON, GENERAL LOUIS
Commandant of the Marine
Corps
)
)
The Marines
WOODCOCK, LEONARD
Ambassador to China ) China Today
WOUK, HERMAN
Author
//kRISTON, WALTER
// President, First
Bank of New York
)
National City)
)
YOUNG, ANDREW
Ambassador to the United
Nations
ZABLOCKI, CLEMENT
U.S. Representative from
Wisconsin (D); Chairman, House
International Relations Committee
)
)
)
)
)
)
Opportunities in America
Global Banking
The United Nations and
the Third World; Changing
Africa
New Approaches to
International Affairs
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM John F. Blake
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT CIA Guest Speaker Program
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1. Purpose: The purpose of this memorandum is to
obtain your approval of a list of proposed CIA Guest Speakers
and tentative topics, and to solicit your recommendations as
to additions to the list and your comments or qualifying
statements with respect to any individual candidate or
category of candidates. .The list, which is attached, has
been screened within each of the Directorates and by
Mr. Falkiewicz. Our purpose is also to seek your approval
of the operating procedures governing the program.
2.. Background: The CIA Guest Speaker Program was
inaugurated in October 1973 to provide iatelLe..cIual_stimuLus
to Agency employees through contact with the thinking of
scholars, officials, and other experts outside the Agency.
The Program has been held nine times a year (with a few
exceptions) in the CIA Auditorium on the second :Tuesday of
each month, from 3 to 5 p.m. All employees have been invited
to the lectures, which are unclassified, and tickets have
been distributed through the Intelligence Community Staff to
other agencies of the Intelligence Community.
Since October 1973, there have been 24 Guest
Speakers, including, for example, Zbigniew Brzezinski,
Director of the Research Institute on Communist Affairs of
Columbia University; Ambassador-at-Large Ellsworth Bunker;
Wernher von Braun, Director of the George C. Marshall Space
Flight Center in Huntsville; and Kelly Johnson, father of
the U-2. The goal has been to have well-known speakers in
the forefront of their fields, speaking on topics of relevance
to intelligence.
We regard the program as a success. Attendance
has ranged from 200 to over 500, with an average attendance
of over 300. Attendance by representatives of the Intelligence
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Community has been consistently good. Employee comments
have been favorable. Although we are well satisfied with
the program, we have found it difficult to sustain the high
level through nine programs a year and are proposing below
that it be limited to six. We are also proposing a broadening
of the categories of those invited to speak.
Our procedure in the past has been to have lists
of proposed Guest Speakers, together with tentative topics
approved in advance by the Director of Central Intelligence,
in whose name invitations are ektended. DCI approval of a
list has been an indication of policy approval only. A
security approval has also been obtained before the extension
of an invitation. We have been working from three approved
lists, the last one approved on 20 March 1975.
? 3. Criteria for Selection: The following criteria
for selection. govern the program:
a. The subject matter to be covered should have
a significant bearing on the work of the Agency, the
Intelligence Community, or high-level intelligence
customers;
b. The subject matter should affect or be of
concern to a cross section of Agency personnel or to at
least several Agency components in order to warrant
inviting a large audience;
c. The person making the presentation should be
well-known .and genuinely knowledgeable about the subject
matter. In general we seek the kind of speaker who is
at the forefront of his subject; and
d. He or she should be effective in communicating
with a large audience representing disparate backgrounds.
4. Categories of Speakers: Most of our speakers in
the past three years have come?Yrom the academic world with
only a few from the executive departments of the U.S. Government
the business community, and the media. We have had no
representatives from Congress. In the attached list we have
included the latter as well as additional representatives of
the other categories. A few critics of the Agency are on
the list. In our view all have contributions to make to
this Agency in enlarging our appreciation of the place of
intelligence in a democratic society. Because of the sensi-
tivity of inviting members of the media and of Congress, we
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?ropose to treat these two categories as ones requiring
t.:.itional clearance at the time of invitation. Similarly,
we would not invite anyone involved in an election campaign
with these are over and, even afterward, would seek specific
approval before extending an ,invitation.
Mr. Falkiewicz has suggested the inclusion also of
Robert McNamara, President of the World Bank, and the
Ambassadors to the United States of Great Britain and West
Germany. He suggests that we let these (and perhaps other)
foreign nationals and officials of international organizations
decide for themselves the appropriateness of speaking to
CIA. I have no doubt of the value to us of such presentations
and am listing their names in the attachment, out of alpha-
betical order, as a special category. In these cases we
would seek your specific approval and also initiate any
action through you.
5. Operating Procedures
a. Number of Programs(14_pe_el three in
the fall and three in the spring. (This represents a
change from the nine programs of past years.)
b. . Time - second Tuesday of the month, 3-5 p.m.
c. Place - CIA Headquarters Auditorium.
d. Fee - $500 honorarium plus round-trip transpor-
tation (the fee we now offer). Of course, U.S. Government
employees do not receive a fee.
e. Management of the program, including selection
of speakers from the approved list by the Office of
Training (Special Programs Officer), subject to the
restrictions indicated below.
f. Policy Approval - via :this memorandum and any
subsequent speaker lists submitted to you. Approval
will be limited by any qualifying statements you may
affix to the attached list or otherwise provide.
g. Special Approvals - Members of Congress,
representatives of the media, and politically sensitive
cases will be submitted for your additional approval on
a case-by-case basis. Any action on the names in the
special category will be initiated through you.
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h. Security Approvals - where not already available,
will be obtained after policy approval and in advance
of the invitation to speak.
i. Distribution of Tickets - via component training
officers, to each Directorate and the DCI area; and, via the
Intelligence Community Staff, to the Intelligence Community.
j. Invitations to Speakers - by the Office of Training
in the name of the Director of Central Intelligence (unless
we receive a prior indication from you or we ourselves
conclude that a personal invitation from you or another
officer is more appropriate). As indicated, the special
category will be invited only through you.
In the past it has been customary for the Director,
when convenient, to visit for a few moments with the CIA
Guest Speaker in advance of the ecture. We believe that
this practice pays dividends in good will for the Agency and
would hope it could continue.
6. 'Attached List of Speakers and Topics
The attached list of speakers and topics is submitted
for your approval. Any additions, deletions, comments, or
limitations you wish to make would be appreciated. If you
wish to have more identifying data, we will be glad to
supply it.
Attachment
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Directolliof Central Intelligence.
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PROSPECTIVE SPEAKERS AND TOPICS FOR CIA GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAM
Speaker
ASIMOV, ISAAC
Science fiction writer;
Associate Professor of Bio-
chemistry, Boston University
of Medicine, 1955-.
)
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School)
BAKER, HOWARD H., JR.
U.S. Senator from Tennessee
(R); Vice Chairman, Senate Select
Committee on Intelligence
Activities.
B L GEORGE
Senior Partner, Lehman Bros.,
1969-; Under Secretary of State,
1961-66; Author: Diplomacy in a
Crowded World, 1976.
BLACK, SHIRLEY TEMPLE
Chief of Protocol, Department )
of State; U.S. Ambassador to Ghana,)
1974-76; Member, U.S. Commission 1
for UNESCO, 1973-. )
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
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.WSTER, KINGMAN
President of ale, 1963-;
mer Professor of Law, Harvard
University, 1953-61; Coauthor, Law
of International Transactions and
Relations, 1960.
B IN, HAROLD /1192t,
President of tfi California
nstitute of Technollogy, 19697;
Secretary of the Air Force, 1965-
69; Director of Defense Research
and Engineering, Department of
Defense, 1961-65.
)
Topic
The Future of Science
Diplomacy in a
Crowded World
An Ambassador in
Africa; or The Work
of UNESCO; or Protocol
in International
Relations
The Student Today;
or The American
University Today
Educational Goals
in Science and
Technology
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DAVID K. B.
Chief U.S. Liaison Officer to )
Peking 1973; U.S. Ambassador head-)
in; the U.S. delegation to Paris )
:
for Vietnam Talks, 1970-71; U.S. )
Abassador to Great Britain, - )
1961-69. )
dEZINSKI, ZBIGNIEW
Professor of Public Law and )
Government,. Columbia University, )
1962-; Director of the Research )
Institute on Communist Affairs, )
Columbia University, 1962-; Author:)
Ideology and Power in Soviet )
Politics; Between Two Ages: )
America's Role in the Technotronic )
)
,)
BUNDY, WILLIAM P.
Editor of Foreign Affairs, )
1972?; Visiting Professor, Center )
for International Affairs, Massa- )
chusetts Institute of Technology, )
since 1969; Assistant Secretary of )
State for East Asian and Pacific )
Affairs, 1964-69; with CIA 1951-61.)
BURNS, ARTHUR F.
Chairman, Board of Governors )
of the U.S. Federal Reserve System,)
1970-.
CERNAN, EUGENE A.
Astronaut; Special Assistant
to the Program Manager, Apollo
Spacecraft Program, 1973-.
clag4 HAROLD W.
e-- Professor of Political
Science, University of Minnesota;
Brookings lecturer to Federal
Management and Program Executives.
)
)
)
Topic
The Arts of Negotiation;
or Reminiscences
of an Ambassador
A Foreign Policy
for Today.
(Note: Mr. Brzezinski
was a CIA Guest
Speaker in October
1973. His continuing
prominence, however,
suggests keeping
him on the list for
a return visit.)
Dictatorships and
Foreign Policy;
or Domestic Sources
of Foreign Policy.
The American Economic
System
The Apollo/Soyuz
Mission
Government in a
Free Society; or
The Federal Executive
and the Consultative
Commonwealth
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CHERNE, LEO
/ '~-Economist; Executive Director,)
The Research Institute, Inc.;
Member, President's Foreign
Intelligence Advisory Board and
Intelligence Oversight Board;
CLEVELAND, JAMES HARLAN
Director of Aspen Institute's
Program in International Affairs;
President, University of Hawaii,
1969-74; U.S. Ambassador and
Representative to NATO, 1965-69.
COX, MILO
Former Associate Director,
AID.
DONOVAN, HEDLEY W.
Editor-in-Chief, TIME
Magazine, 1964-.
(LEBURGER, LAMMENCE S.
Executive Assistant to
Secretary of State Kissinger and
Deputy. Under Secretary for Manage-
ment, Department of State; Member,
National Security Council Staff,
1966-67.
E*EN, ALAIN C. *
Professor of Public and
Private Management, Stanford
University; Vice President, Litton
Industries, 1969-1973; Assistant
Secretary of Defense for Systems
Analysis - 1960s.
SWORTH, ROBERT
Assistant Secretary
International Security Affairs),
Department of Defense.
)
)
)
)
)
)
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The Oversight
of Intelligence
International
Organizations; or
NATO
The World Food
Supply
The State of Press
Coverage of Foreign
Affai'vs
Managing the Department
of State
Applying Systems
to Defense Issues;
or A Policy Toward
the Defense of Europe
Intelligence for
Defense
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FENWICK, MILLICENT H.
U.S. Congresswoman from
New Jersey (R).
FOSTER, JOHN STUART
Vice President of TRW, Inc.,. )
Director of Defense Research and )
Engineering, Department of Defense,)
1965-73; Consultant to U.S. Air )
Force. )
FRANKEL, MAX
Former Sunday Editor, The New
York Times; Pulitzer Prize for
international reporting.
FRIDAY, WILLIAM CLYDE
President, University of North)
Carolina, 1956-; Member, Board of )
Trustees, The Urban Institute, )
1968-. )
)
)
)
GALBRAITH, J. KENNETH
Professor of Economics,
Harvard University; Ambassador to
India, 1961-63; Author: The
Affluent Society; The Industrial
State.
GPikB,LESLIE *
Washington correspondent, The
New York Times; Senior Fellow,
Brookings Institution; Former
Director and Deputy Assistant
Secretary of Defense for Policy
Planning; Director of the Pentagon
Papers Project.
)-
)
)
)
)
GULLION, EDMUND A.
Dean, Fletcher School of Law )
and Diplomacy, Tufts University, )
1955-; U.S. Ambassador to the Congo)
Republic, 1961. )
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Serving a Congressional
Constituency; or A
Congresswoman's View
of American Interests
Abroad
U.S. Energy Policy
An Editor's Experience
with International
Reporting
The University in
Foreign Affairs
The World Economic
Outlook
Reflections on Vietnam;
or Comments on the
Reorganization of
the Intelligence
Community
A Modern Foreign
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HUGHES, EMMET JOHN
Professor of Politics, Eagle- )
ton Institute, Rutgers University, )
1970-; Chief foreign correspondent,)
Time-Life, 1957-60; Administrative )
Assistant and Speech Writer for )
President Eisenhower; advisor to )
the Rockefeller Family and Special )
Assistant to Governor Rockefeller, )
1968-70. )
)
)
INOUYE, DANIEL KEN
U.S. Senator from Hawaii (D); )
Chairman, Senate Select Committee )
on Intelligence. )
)
JORDAN, BARBARA
U.S. Congresswoman from Texas
(D).
KAYSEN, CARL
r---"Tirector, Institute for
Advanced Study, Princeton; Deputy
Special Assistant to President
Kennedy for National Security.
Affairs, 1961-63.
K AN, GEORGE F.
Ambassador to the Soviet )
Union and Yugoslavia, 1961-63; )
Director, Policy Planning Staff, )
Department of State, 1947; Author: )
Russia and the West Under Lenin and)
Stalin, 1961. )
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
Topic
The U.S. in Foreign
Affairs: A Bicentennial
View
(Note: We have
already broached
with Mr. Hughes the
possibility of speaking
in the fall, and
he has expressed
interest.)
Congressional Over-
sight of the
Intelligence
Community
A Woman's Place
in Public Affairs
Private Institutions
in Foreign Affairs
The U.S. and the
Soviet Union
(Note: We have invited
Ambassador Kennan
on several occasions
when it was incon-
venient to him.
We believe a personal
invitation from
the DCI may be in
order.)
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KLEIN, LAWRENCE R.
Benjamin Franklin Professor of)
Economics, University of Pennsyl-- )
vania; Senior Advisor to Brookings )
Panel on Economic Activity, 1970-; )
Advisor to Jimmy Carter. )
LAPALOMBARA, JOSEPH
Professor of Political
Science, Yale University, 1964-;
Ford Foundation and Guggenheim
Fellow; Fellow of the Center for
Advanced Study in the Behavioral
Sciences.
) ?
)
)
)
)
Topic
-o STAT
New Issues in U.S.
Economic Policy
The Politics of
Italy; or Western
Europe Today
LINOWITZ, SOL MYRON
Senior partner, Coudert ) The Outlook for
Brothers, 1969-; former Chief ) U.S.-Latin American
Executive Officer of Xerox Interna-). Relations
tional; U.S. Ambassador to the )
Organization of American States, )
1966-69.
LUCE, CLARE BOOTHE
Playwright, author, member of
the President's Foreign Intelli-
gence Advisory Board; Member of
Congress, 1943-47; U.S. Ambassador
to Italy, 1953-57.
Changing American
Values
MOYERS, BILL D.
Television Commentator; * ) How the Press Selects
Special Assistant and Press Secre- ) News
tary to President Johnson, 1963-67.)
MOYNIHAN, DANIEL PATRICK
U.S. Ambassador to the United ) The U.S. and the
Nations, 1975-76; Ambassador to ) Third World
India, 1973-75; Counsellor to the )-
President, 1969-71.-->AJVI:
MUSKIE, EDMUND S.
U.S. Senator from Maine (D); ) The Budget Process
Chairman, Senate Committee on the ) in Federal Government
Budget. ) Operations
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NEUSTADT, RICHARD E.
Professor of Government, John
F. Kennedy School of Government,
Harvard University; Consultant to
President Kennedy, 1961-63; and to
President Johnson, 1964-66;
Director, Bureau of the Budget,
1961-70; Author: Presidential
Politics (1960) and Alliance
Politics (1970).
NTZE, PAUL HENRY
Chairman of the Advisory )
Council, Johns Hopkins School of )
? Advanced International Studies; )
Member of the U.S. SALT Delegation,)
1969-74; Deputy Secretary of )
Defense, 1967-69. )
)
)
)
)
PYE, LUCIEN W.
Professor of Political )
Science, Massachusetts Institute of)
Technology; Member of the Board of )
Directors, National Committee on )
U.S.-China Relations; Trustee, Asia)
Foundation, 1963-; author: )
Biography of Mao Tse-tung, 1976. )
)
REISCHAUER, EDWIN 0.
University Professor, Harvard
University; U.S. Ambassador to
Japan, 1961-66; Author: The U.S.
and Japan.
RESTON, JAMES BARRETT
Vice President and Columnist,
The New York Times.
)
)
)
)
)
)
' RIVLIN ALICE M.
'Ddrector, Congressional Budget)
Office, 1974-; Senior Fellow, )
Brookings Institution, 1969-74. . )
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The State of Our
Alliances
(Note: We have already
broached with Prof.
Neustadt the possi-
bility of speaking
in the fall, and he
has expressed interest.)
Priority Defense
Issues
(Note: Mr. Nitze
was CIA Guest Speaker
in November 1974.
His continuing promi-
nence suggests the
desirability of inviting
him again.)
The Life of Mao
Tse-tung
(Note: Prof. Pye has
already been approached
on the possibility
of speaking and
has expressed interest.)
The U.S. and Japan
The Morality and
Immorality of
Intelligence
The New Congressional
Budget
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RUMSFELD, DONALD
Secretary of Defense, 1975-;
Ambassador to NATO, 1973-75.
)
)
)
SCHULTZE, CHARLES L.
Former Secretary of the )
Treasury; Senior Fellow, Brookings )
Institution, 1968-; Director, U.S. )
Bureau of the Budget, 1965-67. )
Author: The Politics and Economics)
of Public Spending, 1969.
S OyILLE, HERBERT, JR.
) Former Deputy Director for
Research, CIA; Former Assistant
Director for Science and Tech-
nology, Arms Control and Defense
Agency; Author: Missile Madness;
and Toward a Strategic Limitafions
Agreement.
SEAMANS, ROBERT CHANNING, JR.
Administrator of the Energy )
Resources and Development Adminis- )
tration (ERDA); Secretary of the )
Air Force, 1969; Deputy Administra-)
trator of NASA, 1965-68.
SIDEY, HUGH .
Chief, Washington Bureau, TIME)
Magazine, 1969-. )
)
SIMON, WILLIAM E.
Secretary of the Treasury,
)
1974-; Administrator of the Federal)
Energy Office, 1973-74. )
SISCO, JOSEPH J.
President, American
University, 1976-; Assistant
Secretary of State for Interna-
tional Organization Affairs,
1965-69; Assistant Secretary of )
State for Near East and South Asian)
'Affairs, 1969-76.
)
)
)
Topic
Main Elements of
Military Strategy
Today
Setting National
Priorities
Arms Control
The Work of ERDA
The Presidency; or
The American People
Today
The Role of the
Treasury in
International Affairs
Middle East Policy;
or The Personalities
in Middle East
Politics
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STANTON, FRANK
Director, CBS Inc.; President,) International
CBS, 1946-71. ' ) Communications
STEVER, GUYFORD
Physicist; Director, White
House Office of Science and Tech-
nology; Director, National Science
Foundation, 1972-76.
? TALBOT, PHILLIPS
President of the Asia SoCiety,)
1970-; U.S. Ambassador to Greece, )
1965-69; Assistant Secretary of )
State for Near East and South Asian)
? Affairs, 1961-65. )
)
)
)
).
A U.S. Policy for
Science and Technology
Asia Today; or
Prospects for South
Asia
TELLER, EDWARD
Professor of Physics, ) A Physicist's View
University of California, 1970-; ) of Intelligence
Member, President's Foreign )
Intelligence Advisory Board. )
TREE, MARY ENDICOTT PEABODY ("MARIETTA")
Partner, Llewelyn-Davies Inc. ) The Work of the
(city planners), 1968-; U.S. Repre-) United Nations in
sentative to the Human Rights ) the Field of Human
Commission of the United Nations, ) Rights; or The UN
1961-64; U.S. Representative to the) Secretariat
Trusteeship Council of the UN with )
rank of ambassador, 1964-65; member)
of the staff of the Secretary )
General of the UN, 1966-67. )
TUCHMAN, BARBARA W.
-Historian; Author: Stilwell )
and the American Experience in )
China, 1911-45; The Guns of August.)
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A Historian's Advice
on Intelligence; or
Looking at China
through a Historian's
Eyes
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Lawyer; U.S. Negotiator, Paris)
Peace Conference on Vietnam, 1968- )
69; Special Representative of the )
President to Cyprus 1967, Korea )
1968; Deputy Secretary of Defense, )
1964-67. )
WIESNER, JEROME B.
President, Massachusetts
Institute-of Technology, 1971-;
Chairman, President's Science
Advisory Committee, 1961-64.
WILKINS, ROY
Former Executive Director,
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People.
WRISTON, WALTER BIGELOW
Chairman of the Board,
National City Bank of New York,
1970-; Member of the Council on
Foreign Relations.
YORK, HERBERT
Professor of Physics,
University of California at San
Diego; Former Science Advisor to
Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy.
YOST, CHARLES W.
Distinguished Lecturer,
Columbia University School of
International Affairs; Chief U.S.
.Representative to the United
Nations, 1969-71; Ambassador,to
Morocco, 1958-61; U.S. Ambassador
to Syria, 1958.
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)
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)
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)
Topic
Diplomacy Today; or
Personal Recollections
of His Diplomatic
Missions
New Directions in
Scientific Effort
A Private Citizen's
View of the U.S.
in the World Today
Banking as a World-
Wide Business
Deterrence in Defense
Strategy
The United Nations
and the Middle East;
or The United Nations
Today
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McNAMARA, ROBERT S.
- President, World Bank, 1968-; )
U.S. Secretary of Defense, 1961-68.)
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ISBOTHAlq, HON. SIR PETER (EDWARD)
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Ambassador to the U.S. from )
Great Britain, 1974-. )
STADEN, HON. BERNDT
Ambassador to the U.S. from
Germany, 1973-.
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Germany in World
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Zbigniew Brzezinski
Professor, Columbia University
Lincoln Bloomfield
Professor, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
Ellsworth Bunker
Ambassador at Large
Peter G. Peterson
Chairman of the Board,
Lehman Brothers
Dr. Wernher von Braun
Former Director,
George C. Marshall Space
Flight Center
D. Allan Bromley
Henry Ford II Professor
of Physics, Yale University
Prof. James C. Thomson, Jr.
Curator of the Nieman Fellowships,
Harvard University
Sir Robert Thompson
Former Head of British
Advisory Mission to South
Vietnam
Prof. Irving Kristol
Henry R. Luce Professor of
Urban Values, New York
University
Paul H. Nitze
Former Deputy Secretary
of Defense
Subject
"US-Soviet. Relations
"Crisis Management in
International Affairs"
"Vietnam in Retrospect"
"New Economic Dimensions"
"The Future of Space
Exploration and Uses
of Space Technology"
"New Frontiers of
Physical Science"
"'Government and the Media"
"Revolutionary War in
a Period of Detente"
"US Foreign Policy and
Changing American Values"
1973
9 Oct
13 Nov
11 Dec
1974
8 Jan
12 Feb
12 Mar
9 Apr
6 May
8 Oct
"Critical Issues in the 12 Nov
Control of Strategic Arms"
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Speaker
W. Michael Blumenthal
President, Bendix Corporation
C. L. (Kelly) JohlLson
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Karl W. Deutsch
Stanfield Professor of
International Peace,
Harvard University
Theodore J. Gordon
President, The Futures Group
George E. Reedy
Dean, College of Journalism,
Marquette University
Ambassador John S. Badeau
(Ret. Former Ambassador
to the UAR)
Max Lerner
Professor Emeritus,
Pomona College
Dr. J. Bowyer Bell
Professor, School of
International Affairs,
Columbia University
R. V. Jones
Director of Natural Philosophy,
University of Aberdeen, Scotland
Professor Dennis L. Meadows
Assoc. Prof. of Business and
Engineering, Dartmouth College
? ?.1.112lit
"American Business Looks
at International Affairs
Today"
"Development of
Reconnaissance Aircraft"
"The Future of the
Nation - State System"
"Approaching the Future"
"Government and the
Press"
"Middle East - Outlook
1975"
1974
10 Dec
1975
14 Jan
11 Feb
11 Mar
8 Apr
13 May
"Where is America Going?" 14 Oct
"Patterns of International 11 Nov
Terrorism"
"Command & Intelligence"
2 Dec
1976
"After Limits to Growth" 13 Jan
Dr. Samuel P. Huntington "The Global Erosion of
Professor of Government, Democratic Governments"
Harvard University
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John K. Fairbank
Professor of History,
Harvard University
Karl M. Schmitt
Professor of Government,
University of Texas
General Vernon A. Walters
Deputy Director Central
Intelligence
Joseph J. Sisco
President of
American University
Herbert Scoville, Jr.
Consultant on Arms Control
to the Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace
Dr. H. Guyford Stever
Science and Technology
Advisor to the President,
1976
Dr. John S. Foster, Jr.
Vice President and
General Manager of
TRW's Energy Systems Group
Subject
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"China and the US: A
Historical Perspective"
"The Military in Latin
America- New Power,
New Directions"
"Reminiscences of a
Military Officer's
Career in Intelligence"
"The Middle East Today"
"National Security in
the Nuclear Age"
"A US Policy for Science
and Technology"
"Intelligence and
'Military Perparedness"
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Mar
13 Apr
1]. May
8 Jun
12 Oct
9 Nov
1977
8 Feb
8 Mar
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John Kenneth Galbraith *
Warburg Professor of Economics
Harvard University
Harlan Cleveland
Director, International
Program, Aspen Institute
of Humanistic Studies,
Princeton University
Senator Daniel K. Inouye **
(D) Hawaii
* *
SUBJECT
1977
STAT
"The Valid Image of the 12 Apr
Modern Industrial Economy"
"Ethics of Public Service 10 May
in Foreign Affairs"
(tentative title)
"Congressional Oversight
of the Intelligence
Community"
14 Jun
tentative)
This date has now been confirmed by telephone with Professor
Galbraith's office. Professor Galbraith was invited by the
DDCI by letter of 28 February 1977 (ER 77-3527).
Senator Inouye was first invited by DDCI letter of 4 November
1976 (ER 76-8898-4). He accepted for 4 December 1976 but was
forced to cancel. The Legislative Counsel is trying to get
our next open Guest Speaker day on Senator Inouye's calendar.
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