LETTER TO WILLIAM J. CASEY FROM ROBERT F. TURNER

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PRESIDENT'S INTELLIGENCE OVERSIGHT BOARD
August.31, 1982
Dear Mr. Casey:
On behalf of the Chairman and members of the President's Intelligence
Oversight Board, it is my pleasure to invite you to meet informally with
the Board on the afternoon of September 13, 1982, at 4:00 PM, in roam
331 of the old Executive Office Building.
There is no structured agenda for the meeting, which we view primarily
as an opportunity to get acquainted. Of course, given the Board's charter,
issues pertaining to effective oversight of CIA intelligence activities
will be of particular interest.
I understand from Mrs. Betty Murphy that this meeting has already been
placed on your schedule. However, if for any reason you find you will be
unable to attend, please have a member of your staff call me at 395-6113.
With best wishes, I am
Respectfully,
Robert F. Turner
Counsel
The Honorable William J. Casey
Director Central Intelligence
Washington, D. C. 20505
DCI
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CURRICULUM VITAE
W. Glenn Campbell
Director
Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace
Stanford, California 94305
[phone]
DEGREES
1948 Ph.D., Harvard University (Economics)
1946 M.A., Harvard University (Economics)
1944 B.A., University of Western Ontario, London, Canada
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
1948-51 Instructor in Economics, Harvard University
1951-54 Research Economist, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
1954-60 Research Director, American Enterprise Institute for Public
Policy Research, Washington, D.C.
1960- Director, Hoover-Institution on War, Revolution and Peace,
Stanford University
OTHER PROFESSIONAL AND PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITIES
1968- Member, Board of Regents, University of California (Then-Governor
Reagan's first appointment to the University of California Board
of Regents on March 1, 1968, to a 16-year term; currently'Vice-
Chairman of the Board)
1972-78 Member, National Science Board, National Science Foundation
1976 Member, President's Committee on Science and Technology
1969-74 Member,'President's Commission on White House Fellows Reagan-Bush
1980 Chairman, Reagan-Bush Task Force on Education; member,
Task Force on Foreign Policy; member, Reagan-Bush Task Force on
Inflation Policy
1980-81 Member, Personnel Advisory Committee to President Reagan
1976- Member, Board of Directors, Committee on the Present Danger
1980- Member, Board of Directors, Mont Pelerin Society
1980- Member, Advisory Board, Center for Strategic and International
Studies, Georgetown University
1979- Member, Board of Visitors, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Honolulu
1964- Pro,AdHerbert Hoover viser, American Enterprise Institutesfor1Public Policy
1960- Program
Research, Washington, D.C.
1975- National Advisory Board, Institute of International Studies,
University of South Carolina
1965-67 President, The Philadelphia Society
1962 Founding member, Executive Board, Center for Strategic and
International Studies, Georgetown University
1956-57 Co-Director for report on American Competitive Enterprise, written
for Senate Special Committee studying the foreign aid program
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SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
"Assuring the Primacy of National Security," in National Security: Political,
Military, and Economic Strategies in the Decade Ahead
Editor and co-author, Economics of Mobilization and War
Voluntary Health Insurance in the United States
Co-author, American Competitive Enterprise, Foreign Economic Development
and the Aid Programs
Economics of Compulsory Health Insurance
Co-author, American Competitive Enterprise Economy
ORGANIZATIONS
American Academy of Political and Social Sciences
American Economic Association
The Philadelphia Society
Royal Economic Society
Mont Pelerin Society
PERSONAL DATA
Born: April 29, 1924 -- Komoka, Ontario, Canada (U.S. citizen by
naturalization, 1953)
Married: Rita Ricardo Campbell -- 1946
Children: .Barbara Lee Bizewski (1954), Diane Rita Porter (1956),
Nancy Elizabeth (1960)
OFFICIAL ADDRESS
Hoover Institution, Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305
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Charles Jarvis Meyers
Lawyer - Educator
Born: Dallas, Texas, August 7, 1925
Education: M.B.A. Rice University, 1949
L.L.B. University of Texas, 1949
L.L.M. Columbia University, 1953
J.S.D. 1964
Business
Career: Admitted to Texas bar, 1949
Austin,
? University of Texas,
Assistant Professor of Law,
Texas, 1949-52; Associate Professor, 1952-54
Associate Professor, Columbia University, 1954-57;
Professor, 1957-62
Professor of Law, Stanford University, 1952-1981
Charles A. Beardsley Professor, 1971-76
Richard E. Lang Professor and Dean, 1976-81
Senior Partner & Head, National Resources Group,
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, Englewood, Colorado, 1981-
Visiting Professor, University of Minnesota, 1953-54,
1963
Cornell University, 1961, University of Michigan, ,
University of Utah, 1965, University of Chile, Santiago,
1968-69
Director, Public Advisors Inc., San Francisco, 1971-
.Sr. Professor, Chile Law Program, Santiago, 1968-69
Asst. General Counsel, National Water Commission, 1970-73
President, Association American Law Schools, 1975
Vice Chairman, Governor's Commission to Study California
Water Rights Law, 1977-79
Memberships: Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Phi; Republican
Author: Oil and Gas Law, 1959, 1964 (with H.R. Williams)
Cases on Oil and Gas Law, 4th edition, 1978
Report to President's Task Force on Communications Policy,
Market Exchange of Spectrum Rights, 1968 with Tarlock) 1 Water Resource ManegtSeof,Environmental P97o9 1971
Legal-Economic Asp
Personal: Married Pamela Adams, August 4, 1954, 3 children
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CHARLES TYROLER II
Born: New York City, January 2, 1915
Primary and Secondary Education: Lincoln School of Teachers
College, Columbia University - '31
University of Chicago - AB '35
Columbia University - MA '36
Bureau of Intelligence, Office of Facts and Figures and Office of War Information - 194
Ensi h to Lieutenant, U.S. Navy - 1942-1946
Assistant Director to Assistant Chairman, National Planning Association - 1946-1950
Special Assistant to the Secretary of Defense to Director of Manpower Supply,
Department of Defense - 1950-1953
(Recipient Department of Defense Exceptional Civilian Service Award from
Secretary of Defense Robert A. Lovett, 1953)
Business Consultant; New York City - 1953-1956
Director, Senator Estes Kefauver's campaign for the Vice-Presidency - 1956
Director, Democratic Advisory Council - 1957-1960
Business Consultant in Washington - 1961-present (doing business as Counselors on
National Problems)
President, Quadri-Science, Inc. - 1961-1980
Director, Committee on the Present Danger - 1976-present
Married to the former Carolyn Pierpont Williams of New Orleans, La. -1946
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ROBERT F. TURNER
EMPLOYMENT
THE WHITE HOUSE--Counsel to the President's Intelligence Oversight Board,
White House Office, Executive Office of the President (1982-present).
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE--Special Assistant to the Under Secretary of Defense
for Policy, the Pentagon (1981-82).
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW--Associate Director, Center for Law &
National Security (1981).
DEPARTMENT OF STATE--Consultant to the Office of the Legal Adviser (Part
time and summers while earning law degree, 1979-80).
U.S. SENATE--Legislative Assistant and Special Assistant to U.S. Senator,
Robert P. Griffin, Assistant Minority Leader and member of Senate Com-
mittee on Foreign Relations (1974-79).
HOOVER INSTITUTION ON WAR, REVOLUTION AND PEACE, Stanford University-Public
Affairs Fellow and Research Associate (.1971-74).
U.S. ARMY-Released from active duty in 1971 with permanent rank of Captain,
USAR. Assignments included: Assistant Special Projects Officer, North
Vietnam/Viet Cong Affairs Division, JUSPAO, U.S. Embassy, Saigon, Vietnam;
Psychological Operations Officer, Headquarters, U.S. Army, Pacific; Recon-
naissance Platoon Leader, 2d Bn, 5th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division;
Reconnaissance Platoon Leader, 100th Bn, 442d Infantry, 29th Inf. Bde.
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW-Juris Doctor, 1981 (Activities: Senior
Editor, Virginia Journal of International Law; Member, National Moot Court
Team; Member, Jefferson Literary and Debating Society.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA--Graduate work in Government and Foreign Affairs
(1979-81)(A1l "A's" and "A+'s").
STANFORD UNIVERSITY--Part time graduate work in History and Political Science
(1472-73)(All "A's").
INDIANA UNIVERSITY-Bachelor of Arts in Government (Honors Program), 1968
(Activities: President, I.U. Conservative League [1965-66-67]; President,
Students for a Free Society; President, President Pro Tem and Minority
Leader, Great Issues Senate).
U.S. ARMY--Armor School (Basic Officers Course), 1969 (Commandant's List);
Chemical, Biological and Nuclear Warfare School, 1969. (Honor Graduate).
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PUBLICATIONS
Vietnamese Communism: Its origins and Development (Stanford: Hoover Insti-
tution Press, 1975, 517 pp.)
Myths of the Vietnam War: The Pentagon Papers Reconsidered (New York: Amer-
ican Friends of Vietnam, 1972, 55 pp.)
Yearbook on International Communist Affairs (Stanford: Hoover Institution
Press [Associate Editor for Asia & Pacific for 1973 and 1974 editions;
contributed 14 chapters between 19.72 and 19.74].
Cases and Materials on Law & National Security (In preparation--coauthoring
with Professor John Norton Moore).
,,Articles and reviews have appeared in numerous other publications, including:
New York Times, Virginia Journal of International Late, Intercollegiate
Review, Academic Reviewer, and Honolulu Advertiser.
HONORS
Named one of the ten most outstanding seniors by the Indiana Daily Student and
by Sigma Delta Chi (journalism honorary). Awarded "Century Award" plaque by
I.U. Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega for service to campus and community. Chosen
"most outstanding senator" in Great Issues Senate. Best Brief Award (Region IV),
National Moot Court Competition. Recipient of scholarships from the Eisenhower
Memorial. Foundation and the Youth Foundation, and of research grants from the
Hoover Press, the Earhart Foundation, the Institute for Educational Affairs,
and the Carthage Foundation. Recipient of several plaques and citations from
civic and patriotic organizations. Biographical profiles included in: Who's Who
in the South and Southwest, Contemporary Authors and The International Authors
and Writers Who's Who. Writings have been the subject of several radio, tele-
vision and newspaper editorials, including three editorials in the WaZZ Street
Journal between 1972 and 19-76.
PERSONAL
Age: 38 (14 February 1944)
Height: 6'5" Weight: 240 lbs
Marital Status: Married former Debra Lou Berwig (no children)
Address: Office: Home:
Room 331, OEOB 8222 La Faye Court
The White House Alexandria,
Washington, D.C. 20500 Virginia 22306
Telephone: [phone] [phone]
(current: April 1982)
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
August 31, 1982
Hello Betty:
Per our conversation enclosed are
copies of the Board's resume.
Campbell, Chairman
Tyroler, Member
Meyers, Member
Turner, Counsel
Also please pass the remprandum
onto Mr. Casey.
Thank you,
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Jo
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