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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director, National Foreign Assessment
Center
SUBJECT : Pace University Program
I want to add my appreciation for all the work
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Program. Mr. _ was instrumental in making all the
arrangements for the briefings to the 14 Pace University
students, and as you can see from the attached letter
Professor Young is very rateful.
TATINTL`.'
Frank C. Carlucci
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PACE PLAZA
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NewYork .Westchester
June 21, 1979
STATINTL
Mr. Frank Carlucci
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
WESTCHESTER CAMPUS
BEDFORD ROAD
PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. 10570
[phone]
Just a short note to thank you for all your help on
both providing a reading list for the course on the CIA and
the final field trip to Washington.
The students were quite impressed with the whole thing.
Impressed that is, in the usual New York tough guy, cynical
manner. They believed some of what they saw and about half
of what they heard. What was good. about the whole thing is
that it helped di-mystify the CIA a bit. This I think is
badly needed. Before the trip and the course, it was easy
to dump all U.S.A. internal and external problems at the
door of the CIA. Now some of the students are not so sure.
One even submitted an article to Commentary on the question
of nationl security. In a sense you were building a
constituency.
The staff people were quite good in dealing with the
students. Especially Mr.
I wrote to General Walters and he promised that the
next time I give the course he would come in and talk.
Thanks again.
Sincerely,
Jordan M. Young
Professor of History
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June 20, 1979
WESTCHESTER CAMPUS
BEDFORD ROAD
PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. 10570
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Associate Coordinator for
Academic Relations and
External Analytical Support
Central Intelligence Agency
Washi ~A N f c 20505
Dear
I am sorry that I have taken so long to thank you and the
other people who participated in the talks that we had at your
headquarters last May. It was an eye opening experience and the
students, cynical as ever, seemed to have both enjoyed it and
learned something. If I ever give the course again, and I
hope to, we still would like to get someone on 'our turf'.
The information packets arrived. Thanks very much.
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.G. 20505
May 14, 1979
Professor Jordan Young
Social Science Department
Pace University
Pace Plaza
New York, New York 10038
Dear Professor Young:
It was a pleasure meeting with you and your students
on 10 May. I hope they enjoyed it as much as I did.
As promised I am enclosing two information packets.
ST/T4drpl ?
Associate Coordinator for
Academic Relations and
External Analytical Support
Enclosures:
2 Information Packets
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26 April 1979
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Office of Training
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FROM Associate Coordinator for Academic
Relations, NFAC
SUBJECT Pace University Visit, 10 May 1979
1. A group of fourteen students and their professor from
Pace University are scheduled to visit the Agency, Thursday,
10 May between 1:00-3:00. The group will arrive by bus and
be taken to Room 7E62 for a series of unclassified briefings.
These students are enrolled in a course entitled History of
Intelligence Gathering Agencies Since World War II (History 290).
A preliminary assigned reading list for the course is attached.
2. The program to be conducted at the Agency is as
follows:
1:00-2:00 -- CIA: Its Organization in a
Historical Context --
2:00-3:00 -- CIA: Intelligence Problems in the
Future .,-I
The briefings will last about 20 minutes and be followed by
a question and answer period. -
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 fiSTORY 290
History ~t `prb a 2~ /)2/ ~i gB~ad~~~~@ 0 Q 1QQ~0 r II
Spring Semester 1979
Room 902 (41 Park Row
1:00-3e40
REQUIRED READING:
Jordan Young
150 Nassau Street
Room 713 285-3452
Lynman B. Kirkpatrick, Jr, The US Intellegence Commune
x.973, Hill & Wang, ( pro)
David Wise & Thomas Ross, The Invisible Government, 1961
Vintage, (anti)
United States Congress Senate, Select Committee to
Study Governmental Operations with respect to
Intellegence Activities. Final Report of the
Select Committee. (April 26th. 1976) Vol 1 &'2 (boc
1) and Vol 3-6 (book II) Informally known as the
Senator Church Committee report 94th Congress 2nd
Session.ON RESERVE Pace e KF 315. g7 1976
Week 1 Feb 1 Introduction - discussion- topics scope of course
Reading:Kirkpatrick , Chapters 1-3
Week 2 Feb 8 Historical Background: FBI 1920-1941 : FDR.
Reading : A. Theoharis,"The F.B.I. Streaching of
Presidential Directives-1936-53" Political Science
QAarterly, Vol.91, Winter 1976/77
D. Whitehead , The FBI Story (pro)
F.J.Cook, The FBI Nobody Knows (con)
Week 3 Feb. 15 President Truman and the 1947 CIA legislation
Reading : Eirkpatrick, Chapters 4-7 & United States
(guest speaker) Code, Congressional Service Laws of the 80th Congress
First Session :National Security Act of 1947
J.Bernsteim & A.Matusow, editors, The Truman Adminstrat
A Documentary History, Chapter 6 Loyalty & Security
(Reserve desk)
Week 4 Feb 22 The Guatemala Case
Reading a Wise, Invisible Government, Ch. 11
R. Schneider, Communism in Guatemala, Ch., 1
t Ch. 11 and epilogue.
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`I Week 6 March 8th JFK and the Bay of Pigs
Reading : V. Bernstein & J. Gordon, "The Press and the Bay
of Pigs",Columbia University Forum, Fall 1976
D. Wise & T.B.Ross, The Invisible Gov't, Chapters 2-5 & 12
Week 7 March 1 The Missle Crisis
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Reading: G.T.Allison, "Conceptual Models & The Cuba Missle
Crisis" American. Political-Science Review, Sept.1969
J.Kahan, & A. LOng, The Cuban.Missle Crisis,L973,Brookings
Week 8 March 22nd JFK Assassination
Readings E.Epstein, Inquest, 1966 & US Commission On...#56
See attached Preliminary Assassination Bibliography
Week 9 March 29th President Johnson (Brazil & VietNam)
Readings Vernon Walters, Silent missions, (pro) Brazil
A.J..Langguth, Hidden. Terrors( con) Brazil
Week 10 April 5th U.S.A.1968 Domestic Tranquility ?
Reading : US Congress, Senate, Committee on Labor and Public
Welfare, Stbcommittee on Health. Biomedical and Behavioral
Research,.197 5:Jpint Hearing... Washington DC US Gov't prtint
office,.1975.
J. Marks,"Sex, Drugs..& The CIA", SR,.2-3-79
Week 11 April 19th President Nixon & the CIA. I
Readings To be assigned
Week 12 April. 26th Nixon II and Student Reports.
FIRST DRAFTS IN AND DISCUSSION
Week 13 May 3rd CHILE
Reading : Check Petras & Sigmund &attached sheet.
Week 14 May 10th The Aftermath The CIA 1980 ?
Final Papers due May 10th
Mininmum 20-25 pages properly footnoted and typed.
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NFAC #1783/79
10 April 1979
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Transportation, Office of Logistics
FROM
SUBJECT
: Associate Coordinator for Academic Relations, NFAC
: Request for Bluebird Transportation
1. Will you please provide transportation for a group of 14 students
and one professor (Jordan Young) from Pace University, New York to the
Headquarters building an 10 May 1979. They will be receiving briefings by
NFAC representatives, beginning at 1:00 pm in Room 7E62, Headquarters.
2. Please arrange for Bluebird pick-up at 12:30 pm at the following
address:
Union Station (Front Entrance)
Washington, D.C.
Please return the group to Union Station, departing Headquarters at
approximately 3:30 pm.
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9 April 1979
MEMORANDUM FOR: NFAC Security Officer
FROM : Associate Coordinator for Academic Relations, NFAC
SUBJECT : 10 May 1979 Pace University Visit
1. Attached is a list of names, dates and places of birth of a
group.of 14 students and one faculty member from Pace University who
will be visiting the Agency on 10 May 1979, The group will be receiving
unclassified briefings on the history, organization and future of the
CIA.
2. We plan to give the briefing in Room 7E62, a room which lends
itself to the round table discussion format of the.meeting. The group
will be escorted directly to 7E62 via the E corridor bank of elevators
and will depart the same way. They will arrive at 1:00 and depart by
3:30. STATINTL
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON. D.C. 20505
March 13, 1979
Professor Jordan M. Young
Department of History
Pace University
Pace Plaza
New York, New York 10038
Dear Professor Young:
I am writing as a follow-up to our phone conversation of this date.
Briefings on the Central Intelligence Agency in a historic context and
one on the future of the CIA are being arranged for 10 May 1979, from
1:00-3:30. The briefings will be held at Headquarters Building, McLean,
Virginia.
I will try to arrange transportation for your class from Washington,
D.C. to the Headquarters Building. When you firm up your travel plans,
please forward them to me,
In order to finalize arrangements, I will need the names, dates and
places of birth of all the people in your group, both students and
instructors, within the next two weeks.
I am enclosing a copy of Mr. Carlucci's 19 January 1979 letter as you
requested, If I can be of any further assistance, please call on
Looking forward to hosting your group.
Sincerely,
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Associate Coordinator for
Academic Relations and
External Analytical Support
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February 26, 1979
Mr. Frank Carlucci
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
WESTCHESTER CAMPUS
BEDFORD ROAD
PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. 10570
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Enclosed is a preliminary course outline. If I ever get
the final one done before the semester is over I'll send it on.
Thanks for the bibliographical suggestions.
Two brief questions, does your organization have any
speaker that, would like to or be able to, come to New York
and talk about the organization in an historical context?
Any Thursday in April except the 12?"would be fine. And second,
could the last seminar of the course be held at your shop in
Washington, with some assigned reading before, for discussion?
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~iISTORY 290
History of Intellegence Gathering Agencies Since World War II
Spring Semester 1979 Jordan Young
Room 902 (41 Park Row ) 150 Nassau Street
1100-3140 Room 713 285-3452
REQUIRED READING;
Lynman B. Kirkpatrick, Jr, The US Intellegence Communi'
X973, Hill & Wang, ( pro)
David Wise & Thomas Ross, The Invisible Government,196!
Vintage, (anti)
United States Congress Senate, Select Committee to
Study Governmental Operations with respect to
Intellegence Activities. Final Report of the
Select Committee. (April 26th. 1976) Vol 1 &'2 (boc
1) and Vol 3-6 (book II) Informally known as the
Senator Church Committee report 94th Congress 2nd
Session.ON RESERVE Pace ; KF 315. g7 1976
Week 1 Feb 1 Introduction - discussion- topics scope of course
Reading;Kirkpatrick , Chapters 1-3
Week 2 Feb 8 Historical Background; FBI 1920-1941 r FDR.
Reading i A. Theoharis,"The F.B.I. Streaching of
Presidential Directives-1936-53" Political Science
Qtarterly, Vol.91, Winter 1976/77
D. Whitehead , The FBI Story (pro)
F.J.Cook, The FBI Nobody Knows (con)
Week 3 Feb. 15 President Truman and the 1947 CIA legislation
Reading ; Kirkpatrick, Chapters 4-7 & United States
(guest speaker) Code, Congressional Service Laws of the 80th Congress
First Session ;National Security Act of 1947
J.Bernsteim & A.Matusow, editors, The Truman Adminstrat
A Documentary History, Chapter 6 Loyalty & Security
(Reserve desk)
Week 4 Feb 22 The Guatemala Case
Reading ; Wise, Invisible Government, Ch. 11
R. Schneider, Communism in Guatemala, Ch., 1
Ch. 11 and epilogue.
Week 5 March 1 President Eisenhower and U - 2
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Week 6 March 8th JFK and the Bay of Pigs
Reading : V. Bernstein & J. Gordon, "The Press and the Bay
of Pigs",Columbia University Forum, Fall 1976
D. Wise & T.B.Ross, The Invisible Gov't, Chapters 2-5 & 12
Week 7 March 15th The Missle Crisis
Reading: G.T:Allison,"Conceptmal Models & The Cuba Missle
Crisis",American Political.-Science Review, Sept.1969
J.Kahan, & A. LOng, The Cuban Missle Crisis_,L973,Brookings
Week 8 March 22nd JFK. Assassination
Reading: E.Epstein, Inquest, 1966 & US Commission On...#56
* See attached Preliminary Assassination Bibliography
Week 9 March 29th President Johnson (Brazil & VietNam)
Reading : Vernon Walters, Silent Missions, (pro) Brazil
A.J. Langguth, Hidden Terrors( con) Brazil
Week 10 April 5th U.S.A.1968 Domestic Tranquility ?
Reading : US Congress, Senate, Committee on Labor and Public
Welfare, Stcommittee on Health. Biomedical and Behavioral
Research, 1975:Jpint Hearing... Washington DC US Gov't prtint
office, 1975.
J. Marks,"Sex, Drugs & The CIA", SR, 2-3-79
Week 11 April 19th President Nixon & the CIA I
Reading: To be assigned
Week 12 April 26th Nixon II and Student Reports
FIRST DRAFTS IN AND DISCUSSION
Week 13 May 3rd CHILE
Reading : Check Petras & Sigmund &attached sheet.
Week 14 May 10th The Aftermath The CIA 1980 ?
Final Papers due May 10th
Mininmum 20-25 pages properly footnoted and typed.
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January 19, 1979
Jordan M. Young
Professor of History
Pace University
New York, New York 10038
Dear Jordan:
I asked our Historical Staff for some suggestions for your course
on Intelligence Agencies and they suggested the folloiing:
Secrets, Spies, and Scholars by Ray Cline,
Acropolis Books, Ltd., Washington, 1976
Strategic Intelligence for American World Policy,
by Sherman Kent, Princeton University Press, 1966
Final Report of the Select Committee to Study
Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence
Activities (Church Report) 1976, Books l and 4.
Book 1: Foreign and Military'Intelligence
Book 4: Supplementary Detail Staff Reports
on Foreign and Military Intelligence
Extra Reading:
The Real CIA by Lyman Kirkpatrick, MacMillan, N.Y., 1968
The Night Watch by Dave A: Phillips, Atheneum, 1977
CIA's Secret Operations by Harry Rositzke, Readers Digest,
1977
Good luck with the course.
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January 12, 1979
Ambassador Frank C. Carlucci
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
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You were helpful a few years ago in Rio de Janeiro,
(a million years ago) so lets try again.
Next semester (Spring 1979) I am giving a course on
the History of Intelligence Gathering Agencies in the
United States Since World War, I.I. If you had three books
to assign to students, what would they be?
I will be in Washington from January 15 to7.19
participating in a State Department Scholar' Diplomat
Seminar on Latin American Affair.
Perhaps we can meet, for a few minutes. I will be
staying at the. home of General 1Dean Meyerson. . The
telephone number isi STATINTL
incerely,
WESTCI4ESTER CAMPUS
BEDFORD ROAD
PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. 10570
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