UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS' VISIT

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• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
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• Publication Date: October 17, 1978
• Content Type: MF

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17 October 1978
IA Registry
MEMORANDUM FOR: See Distribution
FROM . Associate Coordinator for Academic
Relations and External Analytical
Support, NFAC
SUBJECT University Presidents' Visit
Presidents Theodore Friend, Swarthmore College;
Josiah Bunting, Hampden-Sydney College; William Lavery,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute; H. Edwin Young, University
of Wisconsin; and Chancellor Wesley Posvar, University of
Pittsburgh have accepted Admiral Turner's invitation to
visit the Agency on 26 October 1978. Activities that day
will be substantially the same as on June 14th when four
University presidents participated. The schedule and
biographic sketches of the visitors are attached. The
five have been cleared for and agreed to Secret briefings.
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Schedule for University Presidents' Visit
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Coffee and Danish with Admiral Turner
Welc me and General Discussion (DCI, Bowie,
Visitors)
NFAC Briefing
(Bowie, Stevens, Visitors)
DDO Briefin
(McMahon, Visitors)
Discussion and Cocktails
(Luncheon Guests)
Luncheon
DDS&T Briefing
(Dirks, Hazzard, , Visitors)
Personal Briefings
a. President Friend
Japan: Problems & Prospects
et al)
b. President Bunting
Cambodia: Problems & Prospects et al)
c. Presidents Young & Lavery
World Hunger: Southeast Asia
et al )
d. Chancellor Posvar
Soviet Civil Defense et ai
Roundup Meeting with DCI
Departure
AnteRoom of
DCI Dining
Room
7D60
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AnteRoom of
DCI Dining
Room
DCI Dining Room
6E60
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iE THEODORE WOOD, fit, coll. pres.; b. Wilkinsburg, Pam,
Aug. 27, 1931; s. Theodore W6od and Jessica of `on) F.; grad. L
1953; nt.
Paul`s.Sch., 1949; . B.A., Williams Coll., 1953- Ph.D., dale,
Elizabeth Groesbeck Pierson, Feb. 20, 1960; children-7 eodore
Porter, Pierson, Elizabeth Robinson. Asst: instr. Yale, 1955-57; mere.
faculty State U. N .Y,,. at Bufalo, 1959-73, prof. history, 1966.73,
faculty advisor to pres., 1968-69, exec. asst. to pres., 1969.70; pres.
Sw .arthmare Coll., 1973-; trustee Phila. Savs. Fund Soc. ?tern. exec.
, . ~ ,
com. Pa. Corn nn. for Ind. Coils, and Lnivs. Fulbright grantee in
Philippines, I957.59; Rockefeller Found. fellow internat_ relations, 1961-62; -Nat. Def. Fgn. Lang. postdoctoral fellow, 1966-67;
Guggenheim Found. fellow, Indonesia, Philippines, Japan, 1967-61;
A, 41
Am. History, 1466. Mem. Am. fist. Assn.,
reclpaent.Banc.roft prize in ~
Assn. ~.
Asian Studies; Soc. Historians of Am. Fgn. Relations, Asia Soc.,
NAACP,,
Phila, Corn. on' Fgn'. Relations, NAACP, Phi Beta Kappa.
Presbyterian. Club: Pundit (Buffalo). Author: Between Two Empires;
The Ordeal of the Philippines, 1929-46 1965; also articles,. Editor:
The Philippine Polity, A Japanese View, 1968. Home: Swarthmore
Coll Swarthmore PA 1.9081
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BUNTING, J O IA ,. Coll` pres.; b. Phila.,. Nov. 8 1939; s. Josiah. It
and Mary (Duncan) B.; . B.A-,_V&-Mi1. Inst., 1963, M.A. (Rhodes
scholar), ! ~ `
), Oxford (Eng.) ~,., 1966;. doctoral candidate Columbia, 1970;
M. Diana Cunningham, -
Aug. 2 1 , 1965; children fizabeth, Josiah
IV. Formerly asst. prof history, U.S' Mil. Acad.! men.. faculty de t.
strategy Naval War Coll., New ort R.L p
p . 1.972; formerly resource
fellow Aspen Inst.; pres.. Briarcliff Coll.,. 1973-77; res.
darn en-S dne . pres.
(Va.) Coil., 1.977-. Enlis'ted in USMCR at
seventeen,. and. served 2 years prior to 1,963;. served to raj. AUS,
1966-72; Vietnam. Mem. Council on n. Relations. Episcopalian.'
Author: The L~ic nheads 1972; ? The Advent of Frederick Giles.
Contb& editor Harper's. ma. Office; Office of the Pres
Hampden-Sydney Coll Hampden-Sydney VA
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LAVERY, WILLIAM EDWARD, univ. pres.;.b. Geneseo N. Y.
Nov. 20, 1930; s. John Raymond and Mary Irene (O'Brien) L.' ? .
~#ich. State tJ. 19 ~ ~.5.'
53; M.A., George Washington U., 1959? , Ph. D-., U.
Wis., 1962; m. Peggy J. Johnson, Apr. 7, 1956; children-Dcbra
Kevin, Lori, Mary. Tchr. Clarence (N.Y.) Central High Sch., 1953-54;
asst. to adminstr. Fed. Extension Service Dept. Agr-, Washington,
1956-66; d-ir.. adminstrn.-extension div. Va. Polytech. Inst. and State
U., Blacksburg, 1966.68, v:p. finance, 1968-73, exec. v.p., 1973-75,
pres.m, 1975-. AID cons. to El Salvador, 1969. Dir. Dominion
Bankshores Corp, Mern. United Fund-Community Fedn., 1968.72.
Bd. dirs. Montgomery County Hasp. Served with AL'S. 1954.56.
Kellogg Found. fellow, 1960-62. Mem. Omicron Delta Kappa.
Epsilon Sigma Phi', Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Delta Kappa. ppa.
(Blacksburg). Ho Club. Rotary
me: 604 Rainbow Ridge Blacksburg VA 24060
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YOUNG, H. EDWIN, Univ. pres.; b. Bonne Bay, William and Annie (McKenzie) Y.; B.S., U. Maine 194I.A., 1942; PhD, U. ~~is., 1950; f ~~
children-~.~' ~ M. Phyllis smart, Feb. 14, 941
~i#, John, Dorothy, Nathan, Barbara. Instr.
1942-47x mem. faCU~~ U? Wis., Maine,
1947-55, ~ 1947-66, lnstr., asst. prof,, also. prof.,
prof. dept, econs., 1955, churn. de t. 1953-61,
Utters and Sci. 1961- P dean old.
65, pres. I j. Maine, Drone, 1965-68; chancello
U. Wis., Madison, 1968.7 r
Coordinator W' 7, pres., t1 a Wis. System,
~s?-Gadja Mada (Indonesia) P 'roject. 1etn. In
Relations Research Ass~t. ds1.
(pres. 1965_66). Editor: (with M Derber)
Labor and the New Deal, 1957. HMadison WI ours: 602I S Highlands Ave
53705
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husiastic Conservative." Religion: None. Home:
1 St., Longbridge Deverill, NR Warminster, Wil-
1:ngland. Agent: Curtis Brown Ltd., I Craven Hill,
WC2 3EW, England.
R: Women's Royal Air Force (WRAF), flight offi-
19-63; full-time writer, 1963-. Member: Mystery
of America, Crime Writers' Association.
r.VG S: Dover One, Scribner, 1964; Dover Two,
r, 1965; Dover Three, J. Cape, 1965, Scribner, 1966;
ream with Everything, Scribner, 1966; Dover and
kindest Cut ofAll, Scribner, 1967; The Chinks in the
J. Cape, 1967, Scribner, 1968; Dover Goes to
-cribner, 1968; Neither a Candle Nor a Pitchfork,
Meld & Nicolson, 1969, McCall Books, 1970; Rather
/)ion Sort of Crime, McCall Books, 1970; Dover
I vain, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1970, McKay, 1973;
itlr a Bargepole, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1971,
1974; A Meddler and Her Murder, Weidenfeld &
+n, 1972, McKay, 1973; It's Murder n?ith Dover,
, 1973. Also author of The Package Included Mur-
.75.
IGIITS: Ms. Porter told CA: "Began writing in
o be able to retire from Air Force. Continue writing
e it is easier than work. Consider sole duty of my
writer is to entertain." She speaks fluent Russian
d in Air Force), and is especially interested in the
is and equipment of the Imperial Russian Army, arid
the Soviet Union by car in 1964. The first "Dover"
seas published in nine European countries (besides
1d). and in Japan and Brazil; the later ones also have
to translations.
i,ETHWAF'I', S(aniuel) N(oel) 1918-
1 'NAL: Born April 16, 1918, in Willeysville, W. Va.;
F Frank and Etta Postlethwait; married Sara M.
. March 22, 1941; children: John, Robert. Education:
ant State College, A.B., 1940; University of West
aa. M.S., 1947; University of Iowa, Ph.D., 1949. Pol-
f)emocrat. Religion: Church of Christ. Home: 3180
rs Home Rd., West Lafayette, Ind. 47906. Office:
ical Sciences, Purdue University, West Lafayette,
7907.
1:R: Public school teacher in West Virginia, 1940-41;
?rsity of Iowa, Iowa City, instructor in botany and
v, 1948-49; Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind.,
int professor, 1949-56, associate professor. 1956-63,
,sor of biology, 1963-. Military service: U.S. Naval
ve, active duty, 1942-46; became lieutenant. Member:
heal Society of America, American Association for
,dvancement of Science, International Society of Plant
'hologists, American Society for Cell Biology, Na-
I Science Teachers Association, International Plat-
Association, International Society for Stereologoy.
na Academy of Science, New York Academy of Sci-
Torrey Botanical Club, Sigma Xi, Lambda Delta
da. Kappa Delta Pi, Omicron Delta Kappa. Awards,
s: National Science Foundation faculty fellowship,
POSVAR, Wesley W(entz) 1925-
PERSONAL: Born September 14, 1925, in Topeka. Kan .
son of Vladimir L. and Marie (Wentz) Posvar; marned
Mildred Miller (a solo artist in opera and concerts). April
30, 1950; children: Wesley William, Margot Marina. 1 1e4
Christina. Education: U.S. Military Academy. B.S.. 19:h.
Air Tactical School, graduate, 1947; Oxford University,
B.A., 1951, M.A., 1954; Harvard University, M.P.A. ant
Ph.D., 1964. Religion: Episcopalian. Office: Office of the
Chancellor, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh. Pa.
15213.
CAREER: U.S. Army Air Forces and U.S. Air Force.
1946-67, with rank of colonel, 1960-67; Air Prosing
Ground, Fla., aircraft project officer and fighter test pilot.
1946-48; U.S. Military Academy, West Point. N.Y.. 19'1-
54, began as instructor; became assistant professor, dcpart-
ment of social sciences; U.S. Air Force Headquarter.
Directorate of Plans, Washington, D.C., member of long-
range objectives and programs group, 1954-57; U.S. Air
Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo., professor and
head of department of political science, 1957-67, chairman
of Division of Social Sciences, 1960-62; University of Pitt,-
burgh, Pittsburgh, Pa., chancellor, 1967-. Consultant to
various government agencies. Member: Association of In-
ternational Relations Clubs (member of advisory council).
American Political Science Association. American
Academy of Political and Social Science, International
Studies Association (president, 1961-62), institute for Stra-
tegic Studies, Operations Research Society of America.
Association of American Rhodes Scholars, Western Polit-
ical Science Association (member of executive council.
1958-60), Rocky Mountain Social Science Association
(president, 1959-60), Rotary Club. Awards, honors: Rhodes
Scholar at Oxford University, 1951-54; named one of ten
outstanding young men of America, U.S. Chamber of
Commerce, 1959; L.L.D., Carnegie-Mellon University.
1968, Temple University, 1970; L.H.D., Miami University.
1968.
-`~
WRITINGS: (With others) American Defense Policy.
Johns Hopkins Press, 1965. Contributor to periodicals,t
POTOK, Chaim 1929-
PERSONAL: Given name pronounced Hah-yim; horn
February 17, 1929, in New York, N.Y.; son of Benjamin
Max (a businessman) and Mollie (Friedman) Potok; mar-
ried Adena Sarah Mosevitzky, June 8, 1958: children:
Rena, Naama, Akiva. Education: Yeshiva University.
B.A. (summa cum laude), 1950; Jewish Theological Semi-
nary, M.H.L., 1954; University of Pennsylvania. Ph.D.
(philosophy), 1965. Residence: Philadelphia, Pa.
CAREER: Ordained rabbi (Conservative), 1954. Jcwi.h
Theological Seminary, New York, N.Y., national director.
Leaders Training Fellowship, 1954-55: Camp Ramah. Los
Angeles, Calif., director, 1957-59; University of Judaism.
Los Angeles, Calif., instructor, 1957-59; Har Zion Temple.
Philadelphia, Pa., scholar-in-residence, 1959-63: Jewish
Theological Seminary, member of faculty of Teachers' In,
stitute, 1963-64; Conservative Judaism. New York. N.Y..
I I NGS: Workbook in Plant Science, Burgess, 1948: managing editor, 1964-65; Jewish Publication Society. Phil-
?'rrok of Intermediate Plant Science, Burgess. 1950; adelphia, Pa., editor, 1965-74, special projects editor.
Science rl 16'n kbook With rr A:nl'rr Program Al)- 1974-, Military service: U.S. Army, chaplain in Korea.
, h. Burgess, 196 { "~Q~~I n Q 6fiCelreatisa,2001/03/047: Eli-'IA iRD-P8i1'1oarn42tR?00.50 07o'O? -0
rience Approach to Learning with 1,mphasis on Jude- sembly, P.E.N., Authors Guild. Awards, honors: Edwar
-nt Study, Burgess, 1964; The Audio Tutorial System, Lewis Wallant Award, for The Chosen; Atheneum Award.
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