LETTER TO GENERAL WALTERS FROM NANCY

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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 28, 2003
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• Publication Date: January 8, 1972
• Content Type: LETTER

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STAT OTR, called to invite you to a "no host" luncheon next
Monday, 15th, with the State Dept Senior Seminar on Foreign Policy.
Group consists of 29 people, being briefed in USIB Conf Rm all day.
Mr. Colby making opening remarks. Mr. Helms cannot give closing
remarks and so OTR would like to haveyouu do so. .Amb Samuel Berger,
previously deputy Amb to Amb Bunker, is senior member and coordinator
of the group. STAT
STAT Two others in the group whom you might
know are Bayard King (formerly political officer in .AmEmb Paris) and
Col Neil Creighton, USA.
Luncheon will be in Executive Dining Room from 1145 to 1245. I told
that you were hosting someone to lunch here that day (Gen
Rosson) and so you would not be available foT lunch. He said Mr. Colby
was attending luncheon as well as the four d9'puty directors.
Closing remarks /question period is . sched led for 1620, USIB Conf. Rm.
Nothing conflicts on your calendar. Yes N No
OTR is sending more background info on the seminar and the attendees.
Nancy
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
FOREIGN SERVICE INSTITUTE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
20520
December 21, 1972
The Honorable Richard Helms
The Director of Central
Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
Immediately after the New Year, the Senior Seminar will
move into the international relations phase of its curriculum.
Visits to the Central Intelligence Agency have always been an
important, and very successful, feature of this phase of our
studies.
Members of the Fifteenth Senior Seminar sent by CIA have
been working with your staff on a proposed program for a "Day
at CIA." Their plans are excellent, and I hope that we can go
forward on the date they propose - Monday, January 15.
I know you are familiar with the Senior Seminar. For
your ready reference I enclose our illustrated brochure, our
current "Description of Course", a roster of Members of the
Fifteenth Senior Seminar, and a compilation of their biographies.
I hope that you will be able to spend even a little time
with our Members, even though it is on the eve of your departure.
With warmest good wishes,
Sincerely,
V~L
Samuel D. Berger
Coordinator
Enclosures:
1. Description of Course
2. Roster
3. Brochure
4. Biographies
5. Information for Speakers
SENIOR SEMINAR IN FOREIGN POLICY . TEL. (703) 557-5520/1
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Senior Seminar
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PURPOSES
AND
MEMBERSHIP
FOREIGN SERVICE INSTITUTE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
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The Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy is
the Federal Government's most advanced ex-
ecutive development program in the foreign
affairs field. This select, ten-month program,
begun in 1958, is conducted annually by the
Foreign Service Institute, Department of State
Twenty-six senior career officers of the
Department of State, the United States In-
formation Agency, Agency for Internation-
al Development, Central Intelligence Agency,
Government Accounting Office, Department
of Defense and the- Armed Services, consti-
tute the Fifteenth Seminar.. Members average
age is forty-six and their average length of
Government service is twenty-two years.
AN OBJECTIVE:
Updating knowledge of the USA
One major goal of the Seminar is to up-
date Members' knowledge of domestic U.S.
affairs. The study of current issues - political,
economic and social - in this country and of
contemporary trends in American science, in-
dustry and cultural life is a major feature
of the Seminar's curriculum. On the spot
exchanges with leaders in these fields and
with eminent educators, business men, labor
leaders and chief executives of states and mu-
nicipalities during field trips are an important
component of the Seminar program.
This exposure enhances Members' ability
to understand and interpret dynamic changes
in the United States and to reach thoughtful
judgements which will be of help in their
future official capacities.
The study of domestic affairs is intend-
ed as a supplement to the Seminar's study of
foreign policy problems. The Seminar pro-
gram includes individual travel to regions of
the world in which Members have a special in-
terest. These trips result in reports and case
studies useful to Federal Agencies.
OF THE
FIFTEENTH SENIOR SEMINAR
IN
FOREIGN POLICY
ALBRIGHT,
Raymond J.
Foreign Service Reserve Officer, Class 1,
Department of State; born Pennsylvania,
1929; Counselor of Embassy for Econom-
ic Affairs, American Embassy, Belgrade,
Yugoslavia.
BARN EBEY,
Malcolm R.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born Nebraska, 1927; Dep-
uty Chief of Mission, La Paz, Bolivia.
Previous Service: Austria. Ecuador, Nicara-
gua.
BATJER,
Helene R..
Foreign Service Officer, Class 3, Depart-
ment of State; born Idaho, 1921; First
Secretary, Economic Section, American
Embassy, Islamabad, Pakistan.
Previous Service: Germany, Bulgaria. Italy.
Greece. Yugoslavia. Sweden.
BYRD, Pratt
Foreign Service Officer, Class 3, Depart-
ment of State; born Kentucky, 1924; Act?
Ing Chief, Career Counseling and Assign.
mints, Class Four, Office of Personnel.
Previous Service: Germany. Indonesia. Hun-
gary. Afghanistan.
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CONAHAN,
Frank C.
Career Civil Service, Grade 16, General
Accounting Office; born Pennsylvania,
1933; Associate Director, International
Division.
CREIGHTON,Neal
Colonel, U.S. Army; born Oklahoma, 1930;
Military Assistant to the Deputy Under
Secretary of the Army.
Previous Service: Germany. Dominican Re-
public. Panama. Viet-Nam.
FL ITCROFT,
Daren J.
Career Civil Service, Grade 16, Depart.
ment of the Army; born New Jersey, 1923;
Plans Officer, Department of the Army.
Previous Service., China. Taiwan. Singapore.
Philippines. Viet-Nam.
GEBER, Anthony
Foreign Service Officer, Class 1, Depart-
ment of State; born Hungary, 1919; Coun-
selor for Economic Affairs, American
Embassy, Vienna, Austria.
Previous Service: France. Indonesia, Ger-
many.
Career Civil Service, Grade 17, Central
Intelligence Agency; born New York,
1925; Chief, Imagery Exploitation Group,
National Photographic Interpretation
Center.
LEARY, John C.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born Connecticut, 1924;
Deputy Director, Office of International
Trade, Bureau of Economic Affairs.
Previous Service: France. Germany. Turkey.
Japan.
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HEDBERG.
John V.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born Illinois, 1926; Coun-
selor of Embassy for Administration,
American Embassy, Tehran, Iran.
Previous Service: Sweden.
HUMMON, John P.
Foreign Service Reserve Officer, Class 1,
Agency for International Development;
born Ohio, 1930; Deputy Director, USAID/
Nigeria.
Previous Service: Tanzania.
KERRIGAN,
William M.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born Ohio, 1918; Chief,
Programs, Operations and Evaluation
Division, Office of the Coordinator for
Multilateral Development Programs, Bu-
reau of International Organization Affairs.
Previous Servic: Germany. Norway. Canada.
Turkey. Israel.
KING, Bayard
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born New York, 1922; Dep-
uty Chief of Mission, Kinshasa, Zaire.
Previous Service: Iraq. Australia. China.
France. Mexico, Algeria. Mali.
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LEI DEL,
Donald C.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born Wisconsin, 1927; First
Secretary, Administrative Officer, Ameri-
can Embassy, Mexico City, Mexico.
Previous Service: Austria. Germany. Argen-
tina.
LEVICK,
Kenneth S.
Foreign Service Reserve Officer, Class 1,
Agency for International Development;
born Kansas, 1921; Associate Assistant
Administrator for Program and Methodol-
ogy, Technical Assistance Bureau.
Previous Service: France. Norway. India.
Egypt.
MILLER,
Robert L., III
Colonel, U.S. Air Force; born North Caro-
lina, 1930; Chief, Short Range Branch,
Strategic Plans and Policy Division, Plans
and Policy Directorate, Organization of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Previous Service: Korea. Okinawa. England.
Viet-Nam.
MO FFETT
James D.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born Minnesota, 1921;
Deputy Director, Viet-Nam Working
Group, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific
Affairs.
Previous Service: Germany. Afghanistan.
England. France. Sudan, Viet-Nam.
NELSON,
Albert O.
Colonel, U.S. Marine Corps; born New
Jersey, 1927; Assistant Chief of Staff,
Logistics, 4th Marine Division, Camp
Pendleton, California.
Previous Service: Panama. Korea. Taiwan,
Viet-Nam.
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 Members of Past Seminars with (top left) Secretary of State, William P. Rogers; (top right) Massachusetts Governor Francis W.
Sargent; (bottom right) the Honorable Averell Harriman; and (bottom left) Mr. Michael Tenenbaum, President;
Inland Steel.
Location: Foreign Service Institute
1400 Key Boulevard
Arlington, Virginia
Telephone: Area Code 703,557-5520
or
Area Code 703,557-5521
Mail: Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy,
M/FSI
Department of State
Washington, D.C.20520
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NIEBURG,
Patrick E.
Foreign Service Information Officer,
Class 2, U.S. Information Agency; born
Latvia, 1922; Public Affairs Officer, Stock-
holm, Sweden.
Previous Service: Bolivia. Brazil. Viet-6n'.
Germany.
PERRY,
Lowell E.
Captain, U.S. Navy; born South Dakota,
1930; Air Officer, U.S.S. GUAM, Atlantic
Fleet.
Previous Service: Japan. Philippines. Medi-
terranean Area.
SOUTHARD.
Clifford E.
Foreign Service Information Officer,
Class 2, U.S. Information Agency; born
Illinois, 1925; Deputy Assistant Director
for East Asia and Pacific.
Previous Service: Philippines. Japan. Burma.
SQUIRE,
Christopher A.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born Germany, 1923; Area
Development Adviser, USAID, Civil Oper-
ations and Rural Development Support,
Viet-Nam,.
Previous Service: Czechoslovakia. Hungary.
Belgium. Soviet Union.
STERN.
Thomas
Foreign Service Officer, Class 1, Depart-
ment of State; born Germany, 1927; Sen-
ior Member, Planning and Coordination
Staff.
Previous Service: Italy. Germany.
THAYER,
Thomas C.
Career Civil Service, Grade 16, Depart-
ment of Defense; born Nevada, 1935;
Director, Southeast Asia Division, Office
of the Assistant Secretary of Defense.
Previous Service: Viet-Nam.
WYNNE,
George G.
Foreign Service Information Officer,
Class 3, U.S. Information Agency: born
Austria, 1925; Public Affairs Adviser, U.S.
Mission to international Organizations,
Geneva, Switzerland.
Previous Service: Germany. Korea. Italy.
vier-Nam.
r STAFF OF THE SENIOR SEMINAR
Ambassador
Samuel D. BERGER
Coordinator
Foreign Service Officer since 1945; Serv-
ice in England, Japan, New Zealand,
Greece; Ambassador to the Republic of
Korea, 1961-64; Deputy Commandant,
National War College, 1964-65; Deputy
Assistant Secretary of State for East
Asian and Pacific Affairs, 1965-68; Deputy
Ambassador to the Republic of Vlet-Nam ,
1968-72; Rank: Career Minister
William J.
CUNNINGHAM
Deputy Coordinator
Foreign Service Officer, Class 3, Depart.
ment of State. Previous Service: Czecho-
slovakia. France. Korea. Viet-Nam. Cam-
hodia. Taiwan. Japan.
Robert A.
MILLSPAUGH
Research Assistant
Foreign Service Officer, Class 7, Depart-
ment of State
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25X1
"DAY AT CIA"
for
THE SENIOR SEMINAR IN FOREIGN POLICY
Monday, 15 January 1973
(USIB Conference Room 7E-26)
0845-1145; 1415-1700
(Room 1A-13 -- 1245-1330)
0830
Arrival at Headquarters Building
Main Entranch; Guests escorted
to USIB Conference Room
0845
- 0935
Welcome
"
William Colby
The Organization, of Intelligence
in the U.S. Government"
Executive Director-
Comptroller
0935
- 0950
0950
- 1045
"The National Intelligence Product
Edward Proctor
and Its Function in Support
of Policy"
Deputy Director
for Intelligence
1050
- 1145,
"The Mission of the Clandestine
Thomas Karamessines
Service and the Role of the
Clandestine Service
Representatives Abroad"
Deputy Director
for Plans
1145
- 1240
Luncheon in the Executive Dining
Room (7D-48) with Senior
Agency officials
(Room 1A-13)
1245
- 1330
"Intelligence in Support of SALT"
Howard Stoertz
Special Assistant to
the Director for SAL
T
1335
- 1410
Briefing and Tour of Display
25X1
Commemorating 10th Anniversary
of the Cuban Missile Crisis
Executive Officer.
Imagery Exploitation
Group, National
Photographic
Interpretation Cente
r
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(USIB Conference. Room)
1425
- 1515
"The Support Role to Intelligence"
John Coffey
Deputy Director
for Support
1520
- 1610
"Developments in Scientific and
Carl Duckett
Technological Intelligence"
Deputy Director
for Science and
Technology
1620
- 1700
Concluding Remarks and Discussion
Lt. Gen. Vernon Walters
Deputy Director for
Central Intelligence
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