LETTER TO WILLIAM CASEY FROM WESLEY W. POSVAR

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• Publication Date: May 17, 1985
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University of Pittsburgh
PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
Mr. William Casey
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
Dear Mr. Casey:
May 17, 1985
With all the Pittsburgh citizens present at your recent World Affairs
Council presentation, I want to join in an expression of thanks and admiration
for your excellent public portrayal of the Agency's responsibilities and
challenges.
Even more, I want to thank you for your generous contribution of time
and intellect to the session with selected faculty in my office at the
University of Pittsburgh. As we discussed, the American experts who work in
your public institution and mine and others like it are part of one large
professional community with common interests and standards of excellence,
even though there are obvious differences in missions.
Hence, the point I brought up and stressed about our federal
government's investment in foreign area studies and other international
academic programs was motivated out of my own genuine concern for
national security, and the strongest conviction that the few dozen million
dollars per year of federal funding required in this sector are the wisest
thinkable investment that we as a government can make. Termination of
these programs would be true cause for gratification among the informed
planners in Moscow.
Ironically, we educators concerned with national security have had to
fight and win against the elimination of funds for this sector over and over,
year after year, by budget trimmers in OMB, under both Republican and
Democrat administrations. It would be a marvelous gain if these programs
became a durable line item in the budget of any executive agency, if not
Education, then Defense or State. Then, in a stable atmosphere, the
responsible experts would be enabled annually to make substantive arguments
for reasoned increases and shifting priorities, to meet long-term
requirements for our diplomatic, military and intelligence services.
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Having made this pitch, let me thank you again for your contribution in
Pittsburgh. Also, let me add my personal expression of support as a career
public servant to the kinds of objectives which you are so ably serving in your
tremendous role of responsibility.
Sincerely,
Wesley W. JPosvar
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 WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF PITTSBURGH
100 FIFTH AVENUE ? PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 15222 ? [phone]
May 10, 1985
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The Honorable William J. Casey
Director
Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Mr. Casey:
Executive Registry
We are all grateful to you for giving us a day of your valuable time to
inform us about the state of U.S. intelligence. (The thought of the KGB
Director doing likewise before Soviet citizens would be ludicrous indeed!)
During these troublous times it is reassuring for American citizens to
know that we have a person of your admirable capabilities in charge of the
country's intelligence organization.
I would like to take this opportunity also to commend the efficiency and
professionalism of His o e ration was smooth as fine silk.
It was a joy working wan im. Also, helped us tremen-
dously in the preparation of your visit.
Thank you for coming to Pittsburgh and sharing your thoughts with us.
Sincerely,
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George C. Mitchell
Executive Director
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University of Pittsburgh
UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
International Security Studies Program
April 11, 1985
The Honorable William J. Casey
Director, Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
I learned with pleasure from Dr. George Mitchell of the
Pittsburgh Council on World Affairs of your upcoming visit
to our city on Monday, 29 April 1985. George has offered
to share your time with us -- given your consent, of course --
and we are eager to accept his offer. Hence, I would like to
formally invite your leadership and participation in a President's
Roundtable, which is an informal discussion involving 15-20
senior faculty members and administrative officers of the
University.
Since this is an informal discussion, I think the scope
and nature of the discourse should be set by you. On previous
occasions, General Haig has chosen to take questions, Admiral
Turner to make a brief presentation and Mr. Rostow to pose
questions to the group, so you have a wide range of options.
If you decide in advance on a particular approach and topic,
I will communicate that to the attendees but if not you may
decide "on the spot"!
As I mentioned earlier, the participants will be drawn
from among senior members of the faculty with a particular
interest in security policy and/or decision-making and from
senior academic administrators. A tentative list of invitees
is enclosed for your information. In the absence of President
Posvar (who will be at your luncheon talk but who must, to
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The Honorable William J. Casey
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his regret, leave town before the Roundtable), Dr. Roger Benjamin,
Vice President and Provost of the University, will preside. He
and all of us here look forward to your visit and to what we
know will be a fruitful exchange.
With every good wish, I am
ours incerely,
Coffey
Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of
Public and International Affairs
Senior Research Fellow, UCIS
cc: Dr. Wesley W. Posvar
Dr. Roger Benjamin
Dr. George Mitchell
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University of Pittsburgh
UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
International Security Studies Program
Tentative list of invitees for the President's Roundtable on
Monday, 29 April 1985 at 3:30 p.m. in the Office of the President.
GUEST: The Honorable William Casey, Director of Central Intelligence
Dr. Douglas Ashford, Mellon Professor of Political Science
Dr. Benjamin Bart, Director, Comparative Literatue Program
Dr. Roger Benjamin, Provost, University of Pittsburgh
Dr. Keith Brown, Director, Asian Studies Program, UCIS
Dr. J. I. Coffey, Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus, and
Senior Research Fellow, UCIS
Dr. M. Bishop Coffey, Assistant to the President and
Director of Affirmative Action
Dr. Richard Cottam, University Professor of Political Science
Dr. William Dunn, Associate Dean, Graduate School of Public
and International Affairs
Dr. James C. Fletcher, Office of the Dean, School of Engineering
Dr. Jack Freeman, Executive Vice President, University of Pittsburgh
Dr. Donald Goldstein, Associate Professor of Public and
International Affairs
Dr. Leon L. Haley, Dean, Graduate School of Public and
International Affairs
Dr. Paul Y. Hammond, Distinguished Service Professor of
Public and International Affairs
Dr. Burkart Holzner, Director, University Center for International
Studies
Dr. Peter Karsten, Professor of History
Dr. Ronald Linden, Director, Russian and East European Studies Program
Dr. Carmelo Mesa-Lago, Director, Center for Latin American Studies, UCIS
Dr. George Mitchell, Director, Pittsburgh Council on World Affairs
Dr. John Quatroche, Secretary of the Board of Trustees, University
of Pittsburgh
Dr. Bert Rockman, Professor of Political Science
Dr. Jerome L. Rosenberg, Vice Provost and Dean, Faculty of Arts
and Sciences
Dr. Thomas C. Saaty, University Professor of Business Administration
Dr. Alberta Sbragia, Director, West European Studies Program, UCIS
Dr. Irwin J. Schulman, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Reuben Slesinger, Professor of Economics
Dr. Hans-Peter Stahl, Mellon Professor of Classics
Dr. Richard Thorn, Professor of Economics
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University of Pittsburgh
UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
International Security Studies Program
May 7, 1985
The Honorable William J. Casey
Director, Central Intelligence
Washington, DC 20505
Dear Mr. Casey:
I wanted to express to you not only my appreciation but that
of all those attending the session last Monday for your frank,
interesting and informative presentation. I had many (unsolicited)
testimonials to this effect, as well as a profound expression of
regret from one individual who was in class when you started and
therefore missed most of your responses.
I am indeed pleased that you managed to find time for a tour
of our Nationality Rooms and for a visit to the Book Center. Since
these, while interesting, are but a small part of what the University
of Pittsburgh has to offer, I hope that realization of what you
missed will tempt you to come again. To this, we all look forward.
With every good wish, I am
J. I. C ffey
Disti ished Service Professor
Emeritus of Public and
International Affairs
Senior Research Fellow, UCIS
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Electric Corporation Advanced Technology
Group
Thomas J Murrin
President
The Honorable William J. Casey
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA Building
Washington, DC 20505
Dear Bill,
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Westinghouse Building
Gateway Center
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 15222
(412 642 3110
May 7, 1985
This is just a short note to thank you for coming to
Pittsburgh on April 29 --- and to congratulate you for
the very outstanding job you did at the World Affairs
Council Luncheon!
Unfortunately, a long-standing Westinghouse Management
Committee commitment out of town precluded us from
participating in your evening session --- which I expect
was equally or more stimulating.
We wish you continuing success and satisfaction --- and
assure you of our full support in any way practical.
Most sincerely,
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PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Phone: [phone]
Mr. George C. Mitchell
Executive Director
World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh
100 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
4 April 1984
This is to confirm arrangements for CIA Director William J. Casey's
trip to Pittsburgh to speak to the World Affairs Council and to meet
with the editors and publishers of the press and University of
Pittsburgh President Dr. Wesley W. Posvar on Monday, 29 April. Mr.
Casey is looking forward to his day in your city. Your suggestion of
reserving a day room at the Duquesne Club would be most convenient for
him. Please let us know as to the method of payment.
According to our conversation, you are making arrangements for
Mr. Casey to meet with the editors of the Pittsburgh newspapers during
the morning before the luncheon. Could you give me the names of the
individuals as well as the time and place of the meeting. Also, we
would appreciate knowing more about the meeting with Dr. Posvar to
include the time, place, format, names and titles of the individuals.
We would appreciate any additional information on the World Affairs
Council of Pittsburgh other than the brochures that you have already
sent us: a tentative agenda for the day, the general make-up of the
luncheon audience (its size, background, and affiliations), and who from
the press you expect to be present. The press release that you gave us
for the luncheon will be alright. The suggested format for the luncheon
address is 30 minutes of remarks followed by 30 minutes of Q's and A's.
As we have discussed, we do not mind having the print media cover the
luncheon, but we do request that you not allow television or radio
coverage. Although Mr. Casey does not grant press interviews, we have
no objection if your newsletter photographer takes still portraits of
Mr. Casey. We also request that Mr. Casey's speech be taped by the
-Council for our historical records.
Closer to the time of the address, I would appreciate knowing who
will be introducing Mr. Casey and who will be with him on the dais.
Will a neck mike as well as a podium mike be available? A sketch of the
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Mr. George Mitchell
banquet room and table arrangement at the hotel would also be helpful.
In addition, I need telephone numbers and addresses of the Duquesne
Club, the Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel and the location of where he will be
at the University of Pittsburgh.
We would appreciate receiving a tentative list of names with
affiliations of the CEO's attending the off-the-record Executive
Leadership Group Council dinner meeting at the Duquesne Club. You
suggested approximately 5 minutes of remarks by Mr. Casey followed by 45
minutes of discussion. Since this is an informal meeting we do not
require that remarks be taped. Per our agreement neither foreign
nationals nor members of the press will attend.
I look forward to working with you in preparation for this event.
If you have any questions please feel free to call meat [phone].
Sincerely,
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WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF PITTSBURGH
100 FIFTH AVENUE ? PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 15222 ? [phone]
January 24, 1985
The Honorable William J. Casey
Director
Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Mr. Casey:
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I extend a cordial invitation to you to be the guest speaker of the World Affairs
Council of Pittsburgh next month on a date suitable to you. You may recall that
Mr. R. Daniel McMichael, Vice President of the Council, spoke to you on January 15
about coming to Pittsburgh to speak.
As you know, Pittsburgh is the third largest corporate headquarters city in the
United States (after New York and Chicago), with 16 of the nation's largest indus-
trial firms here.
if you could arrive in the late afternoon, we would like to have you dine with the
Council's Executive Leadership Group, comprising the heads of banks, firms and foun-
dations of Pittsburgh. At such dinners approximately 20 top executives are seated
around one table, hear some brief informal comments from the guest speaker and then
engage in a dialogue with him. All discussion is off-the-record.
The following morning we could arrange for you to meet with the editors and/or pub-
lishers of the three local daily newspapers. Also, if you wish, we could arrange
a closed meeting with the President, Dr. Wesley W. Posvar, and selected social sci-
ence professors of the University of Pittsburgh. At a public luncheon at noon you
would be the guest speaker before an audience of approximately 500 men and women
representing business, industry, academia, the professions and students.
Owing to the short 50-minute flight between our two cities, you could be back to
your office in mid-afternoon.
OFFICERS DIRECTORS
Presider; Secretary S Treasurer Robert Anderson George T Farrel George C Oehmler
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100 FIFTH AVENUE
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[phone]
The Honorable William J. Casey
January 24, 1985
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Enclosed is some literature which describes our activities and lists our officers
and directors as well as some of our speakers. One of our most recent speakers was
Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Weinberger.
We would be greatly honored, Mr. Casey, to have you as our guest speaker, and will
do our utmost to make your visit here both pleasant and successful.
Sincerely yours,
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World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh
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President
Industries and International Group
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
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11 March 1985
Last week you accepted the invitation from the World Affairs Council of
Pittsburgh to speak to their group. They also proposed other appearances for
you while you were in the city. Please check below a date that would be
convenient with your schedule, and the activities in which you wish to
participate. (For background information on the activities, please see the
attached 6 February memo.)
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George V. Lauer
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ACTIVITIES:
LUNCHEON with general membership: ACCEPTED
DINNER MEETING with members of the Executive
Leadership Group:
MEETING with University President Dr. Wesley W. Posvar
and selected Social Science Professors:
MEETING with PITTSBURGH PRESS and the PITTSBURGH POST-
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PAO 85-064
6 February 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: George V. Lauder
Director, Public Affairs Office
SUBJECT: Invitation to Address the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh
1. Action Requested: Accept or decline invitation from the World Affairs
Council of Pittsburgh to visit their city sometime in March or April to
address their club membership, meet with their Executive Leadership Group, and
talk with the President and selected faculty of the University of Pittsburgh.
2. Possible Agenda: Vice President of the World Affairs Council of
Pittsburgh and Secretary to the Sarah Scaife and Carthage Foundations
Mr. R. Daniel McMichael invited you to be a guest speaker at the World Affairs
Council of Pittsburgh when he saw you in Washington on 15 January. Following
this verbal invitation, President of the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh,
Mr. John C. Marous, Jr., has now written you extending a formal invitation.
He requests that you accept three distinct-engagements: a general membership
luncheon, a dinner with the Council'.s'Executive Leadership Group, and a
meeting with the President and faculty of The University of Pittsburgh.
Luncheon with General Membership:
The suggested format for the luncheon to be held at either the
Hilton or the William Penn Hotel is lunch from 12:00 to
12:45 p.m. followed by 30 minutes of remarks and 30 minutes of
Q's and A's. You could expect an audience of approximately
500 business and professional men and women, corporate
leaders, academicians, and high school students sponsored by
the World Affairs Education Committee. The writing press
would cover your appearance, but we would request that TV and
radio not be present. The Council probably considers this the
most important occasion.
Dinner meeting with Members of the Executive Leadership Group:
Mr. Marous also suggests that you have an off-the-record,
informal dinner meeting at the Duquesne Club with
approximately 20 CEO's of leading corporations who are members
of the Executive Leadership Group of the Council. (See list
for attendees opposite.)
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SUBJECT: Invitation to Address the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh
Meeting with University President Dr. Wesley W. Posvar and
Selected Social Science Professor-:
Arrangements could also be made for you to have a closed
meeting with the President of the University of Pittsburgh
Dr. Wesley W. Posvar and selected social science professors.
President Posvar who was an early participant (1978) in the
Agency's briefings for university presidents serves on your
Military-Economic Advisory Panel. The Agency has extensive
contracts with the University of Pittsburgh, and has a group of
consultant researchers among the faculty at the University.
Dr. Joseph I. Coffey, Director of International Security
Studies at the University Center for International Studies,
regularly invites Agency officers to participate in a wide
variety of international symposia held at the campus.
Dr. Coffey participated in a dinner-discussion with former DCI
Turner in December 1978 concerning the intelligence's role in
arms control verification. We have some 87 alumni of the
University working in the Agency.
In addition, if you wish, we could arrange for you to meet with the
editors and publishers of the PITTSBURGH PRESS and the PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE.
3. Possible Dates: The group only meets on certain dates in March and
April. Their schedule is too complicated to go into at this time. If ou QJ~'\1
STAT accent this invitation my staff will work out a convenient date with /
for March or April. It is about a 50-minute flight from Washington to.
Pi
ttsburgh and there are several flights a day. It is possible that you could
take the 7:45 a.m. flight from National and return on the 9:00 p.m. flight
arriving at Dulles at approximately 10:00 p.m.
4. BackJround: Pittsburgh is the third largest corporate headquarters
city in tieUnited States (after New York and Chicago), with 16 of the
nation's largest industrial firms located in the area. Since 1931, the World
Affairs Council of Pittsburgh, a non-profit and non-partisan educational
organization, has sponsored programs on American foreign policy and world
affairs. The Council's program aims to keep its membership informed on
foreign affairs in order to better deal with foreign economies. According to
Council's brochure "a sixth of U.S. workers are producing for the export
trade, a third of our corporate profits are coming from business abroad, and
half of our grain crop is being sold overseas; it is evident we cannot ignore
occurrences beyond our shores." Recently the Council did a study proving
Cuban-Soviet responsibility for revolution in Central America. Chairman of
the Sarah Scaife Foundation Richard M. Scaife is a member of the Council's
Board of Directors. (See brochures for further information and list of the
Board of Directors opposite.)
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SUBJECT: Invitation to Address the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh
Previous speakers at the Council have been FBI Director William H.
Webster, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Inter-American Affairs
Nestor D. Sanchez, Director of U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Kenneth L. Adelman, President of United Steelworkers Lynn Williams, and
Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger. (See Nexis run opposite). During
Secretary Weinberger's presentation a handful of demonstrators appeared
outside the hotel.
5. Recommendation: A visit to Pittsburgh would be getting the word out
in an important U.S. city where many of our large corporations are located.
STAT you decide that
you wish to go to Pittsburgh, there are four possible engagements which you
could do. Please check the text above for those that you wish to accept. If
you check all four, it may make for a busy time, but you could probably
accomplish them in one day.
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eorge
Director, Public Affairs
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Washington, DC 20037
Dear Mr. Overman:
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Thank you for inviting CIA Director William J. Casey to address a meeting
of the Y Group in Washington, DC, on 13 or 14 May.
Although a member of Mr. Casey's staff called you to decline the
invitation, he also asked me to send his regrets. Due to travel plans, he was
unable to accept the honor.
We wish you a successful meeting.
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
Mr. Lauder,
Director, Public A
For your information, Mr. Casey has regretted
the attached invitation. I have informed Mr. Overman's
office.
UJDCI
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JOHN R REILLY
DEAN L OVERMAN
CHESTER W NOSAL
HURD BARUCH
EDWARD C MAEDER
JOHN G MILLIKEN
JOHN R KEY5, JR
PETER N KYROS, JR
KENNETH BERLIN
RICHARD MELTZER
PAUL C FIDUCCIA
MICHELLE K. GARY
EDWARD F. GERWIN. JR
PAUL B0USOUET
SUSAN K. SHAPIRO
ANN WOODLEY HARBOTTLE
J. BLAIR RICHARDSON, JR
THOMAS A DEVINE
WINSTON & STRAWN
SUITE 500
2550 M STREET, N W
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20037
202 828-8400
TELEX 6971734
TELECOPIER 202 828-8473
April 19, 1985
The Honorable William J. Casey
Director of Central Intelligence
Room 346
Old Executive Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20005
Dear Mr. Casey:
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CHICAGO OFFICE
ONE FIRST NATIONAL PLAZA
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60603
312 558-5600
PHOENIX OFFICE
3101 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
1500 SOUTHWEST FINANCIAL PLAZA
PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85012
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FREDERICK H. WINSTON 11853-18861
SILAS H STRAWN 11891-19461
I would like to invite you to address a meeting of
the Y Group in Washington, D.C. The meeting will be held
in a :-private dining room in the Four Seasons Hotel. We
would be very happy if you could speak at either the 6:00
p.m. or 7:30 p.m. meetings on Iay13_, or at the breakfast
meeting at 7:30 a.m. on the 14th.
The Y Group was organized by Bill Ylvisaker, Chairman
of the Board of Gould Inc., in 1972 and contains a member-
ship of chief or senior executive officers. The Y Group is
presently chaired by E. M. de Windt, Chairman of the Board
and Chief Executive Officer of Eaton Corporation. (A list
of Y Group members is enclosed.) The group does not lobby
in any way. Their purposes are stated in the enclosed
charter.
On a quarterly basis, the group holds three to four
meetings over a two-day period in Washington. The meet-
ings consist of private, informal sessions designed to
enhance communications between the public and private
sector.
In the recent
past,
the group has had informal meet-
ings with Congressman
James
R. Jones, Rudy Penner, Director
of the Congressional
Budget
Office, Jack Svahn, Assistant
to the President for
Policy
Development, Edwin Meese, III,
Counsellor to the President, Lyn Nofziger, Edward Rollins,
Campaign Director (Reagan-Bush '84), Robert Strauss, Fred
Fielding, Counsel to the President, Senator Charles Percy,
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April 19, 1985
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Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Bill Brock,
U.S. Trade Representative, A. W. Clausen, President of the
World Bank, Secretary Caspar Weinberger, and Vice President
Bush.
The meetings are conducted in an informal setting with
no press allowed, and the agenda would be for you to give some
comments followed by a question and answer period.
I realize that your schedule is very busy, but hope
that you will be able to meet with the Y Group.
With best wishes,
Sincerely,
DLO:lcc
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
5 March 1985
Mr. Karl G. Harr, Jr.
President
Aerospace Industries Association of America, Inc.
1725 DeSales Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036
Dear Mr. Harr:
Thank. you for inviting CIA Director William J. Casey to address the
Aerospace Industries Association's annual spring conference in Williamsburg
on May 23rd.
Mr. Casey has asked me to extend his regrets. Although he had
tentatively accepted the speaking engagement, unfortunately his schedule
changed and he is unable to accept the honor of addressing your group. We
are sorry if this has caused you any inconvenience.
We wish your association a successful 1985 convention.
Sincerely,
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Director, Public Affairs
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Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C.
[phone]
George V. Lauder 21 February 1985
Director, Public Affairs
DCI:
You indicated in a previous memo that you
would be interested in addressing the Aerospace-
Industries Association of America. Attached is
a letter from the President of the Association
Karl G. Harr inviting you to give an off-the-
record address at their spring conference in
Williamsburg., Virginia, on Thursday, 23 May, at
10:00 a.m. You accepted last year but had to
cancel due to the President's visit to
Headquarters. Also included is a list of the
senior members of the Association. We have
tentatively put this on your schedule, and wish
to confirm that you are still interested in
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Aerospace Industries Association of America, Inc. 85_ 512
Office of the President February 6, 1985
The Honorable William J. Casey
Director, Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Mr. Casey:
In May, for the 39th consecutive year, the chief executives of the 50
major companies that make up the Aerospace Industries Association will
gather in Williamsburg, Virginia, to meet with key government officials
and share ideas on common concerns. This is to invite you to address
this annual Spring Conference at 10:00 a.m., Thursday, May 23. You may
recall that circumstances prevented your appearance before the same group
last year. You did address us in 1974 in your role as head of the Export-
Import Bank. Our conference, I believe, would provide an excellent
opportunity to present your views in an off the record atmosphere to an
interested and attentive audience.
You can expect a gathering of some 175 -- the chief executives
mentioned plus up to three each of their top lieutenants. Their
companies design and manufacture the principal weapon systems for the
nation's armed services, as well as related aviation and space products
that keep the United States in the forefront of high technology. I have
attached a list of our senior members to provide a feel for the indi-
viduals to whom you would be speaking as well as the companies they
represent.
The Williamsburg meeting traditionally is closed to press and public
to encourage a free and frank dialogue. We would hope for 25-30 minutes
of remarks followed by a period for questions.
We know the demands on your time are heavy, but we strongly believe
that carrying your thoughts to this group will provide productive
direction to executives who play key roles in our nation's defense
program.
I look forward to hearing from you in the hope that you will be able
to join us in Williamsburg on May 22.
Yours very truly,
Karl G. Harr, Jr.
1725 DeSales Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036 ? [phone]
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Mr. Karl G. Harr, Jr.
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Aerospace Industries Association of America, Inc.
1725 DeSales Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20036
AEI ?AO s ~i-c~~
Dear Mr. Harr:
I am honored by your invitation to speak at the Aerospace Industries
Association of-America's 38th annual Spring Conference in Williamsburg on
May 24th at 11:20 a.m. and I am pleased to accept. I look forward to meeting
with you and the members of your association.
Members of my Public Affairs staff (telephone number 703-351-7676) will
be in touch with you regarding the arrangements.
Sincerely,
hbm/7676 (22 Mar 84)
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: George V. Lauder
Director, Public Affairs Office
SUBJECT: Invitation to Address the Aerospace Industries
Association of America, Inc.
1. Action Requested: Accept or decline the invitation to address the
Aerospace Industries Association of America's (AIA) annual Spring Conference
on Thursday, 24 May, from 11:20 a.m.-12:00 p.m., at the Williamsburg Inn
Conference Center in Williamsburg, Virginia.
2. Background: Karl G. Harr, Jr., President of AIA, has invited you to
speak at t eir 38t annual Spring Conference. You could expect an audience of
approximately 175 CEOs and their top lieutenants representing 48 major
companies. (See list of the senior members opposite.) According to Mr. Harr,
the meeting is traditionally closed to press and public in order to encourage
a free and frank dialogue. They have suggested that in the 40-minute period
you give 20-30 minutes of remarks and allow the remaining time for questions
and answers. They have also asked Secretary of the Air Force Verne Orr;
Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration James
Beggs; and General Counsel, Office of Secretary of Defense, William H.
Taft IV, to speak this year.
You addressed this group in May 1974 while you were serving as President
and Chairman of the Export-Import Bank. Last year Senator John Heinz (R, PA),
White House Office of Science and Technology Adviser George Keyworth, Deputy
Secretary of Defense Paul Thayer, and Air Force General Robert T. Marsh spoke
at the convention speakers. Admiral Turner addressed them in 1978.
AIA Conference is designed to allow chief executives representing the
aerospace industries to meet with key government officials and share ideas on
common concerns. The companies that are members of the AIA design and
manufacture major weapon systems, as well as the commercial transport
aircraft, the space systems, and related aviation and space products.
Recently the AIA proposed a package of changes in laws and regulations
governing research and development and trade to advance U.S. technology and
boost export sales. Among the suggestions: broader tax credits, more
generous defense contracts, higher direct government spending, and a loosening
of antitrust laws. (See print out opposite.)
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Association of America, Inc.
3. Recommendation: This is an excellent group of chief executives from
major hig technology companies. It would be a good opportunity for you to
discuss the Agency's concern for technology transfer and other issues. If
your schedule permits, I recommend that you attend.
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Aerospace Industries Association of America, inc. _._ -_ __ _
Office of the President February 27, 1984
The Honorable William J. Casey
Director, Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, DC 20505
Dear Mr. Casey:
In flay, for the 38th consecutive year, the chief executives of
the 48 major companies that make up the Aerospace Industries
Association will gather in Williamsburg, Virginia, to meet with key
government officials and share ideas on common concerns. We invite
you to speak at this annual Spring Conference on the morning of
Thursday, flay 24. You addressed the Conference in May, 1974, while
you were serving as President and Chairman of the Export-Import Bank.
You can expect an audience of some 175 -- the chief executives
mentioned plus three each of their top lieutenants. Their companies
design and manufacture the principal weapon systems on which our
national defense relies, as well as the commercial transport
aircraft, the space systems and related aviation and space products
that keep the United States in the forefront of high technology. I
have attached a list of our senior members to provide a feel for the
companies and individuals to whom you would be speaking.
Our interest in national security and world affairs is under-
standably keen. Your words are sure to find an attentive and
appreciative audience. As you nay recall, the Williamsburg meeting
traditionally is closed to press and public to encourage a free and
frank dialogue. The time period we have allotted for your presenta-
tion runs from approximately 11:20 until noon. We would hope for
20-30 minutes of remarks with a comparable period of time for
questions.
We know the demands on your time are heavy, but we strongly
believe that carrying your message to this group will provide
productive direction to persons who play a key role in keeping our
nation strong.
I look forward to hearing from you in the hope that you will be
able to join us in Williamsburg on May 24.
Yours very truly,
Karl G. Harr, Jr.
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Y erospace Industries Association of America, Inc.
AIA SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES
Gerald E. DeVillers Abex Corporation
President Aerospace Division
F. Blake Wallace
Director
General Motors Corporation
Allison Gas Turbine Operations
William C. Purple
Executive Vice President
Clyde R. Gillespie
Vice President, Engineered Products
Jack L. Heckel
President
Joe L. Miller
Chairman, President & CEO
Gordon M. Tuttle
Vice Chairman
T. A. Wi 1 sor,
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Guy C. Shafer
Executive Vice President
Carroll M. Martenson
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
John W. Dixon
Chairman of the Board
Roger A. Cuadra
Manager, Government Accounting
Harry H. Wetzel
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Harry B. Combs
Vice Chairman
David S. Lewis
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer-
Allied Corporation,
Bendix Aerospace
Aluminum Company of America
Aerojet-General Corporation
Aeronca, Inc.
Avco Corporation
The Boeing Company
Colt Industries Inc.
Criton Corporation
E-Systems, Inc.
FMC Corporation
Ordnance Division
The Garrett Corporation
Gates Learjet Corporation
General Dynamics Corporation
1725 DeSales Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036 ? [phone]
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Edward E. Hood, Jr.
Vice Chairman of the Board &
Executive Officer
General Electric Company
Leigh Carter
Executive Vice President
Robert W. Clark
President & Chief Executive Officer
Joseph G. Gavin, Jr.
President
Henry A. Schowengerdt
Group Vice President
Aerospace/Explosives
Warde F. Wheaton
Executive Vice President
Alien E. Puckett
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Vincent N. Cook
vice President & President,
Federal Systems Division
Souveroff
President, ITT & Group
executive
obert Hahn
Chairman
r;oy A. Anderson
Chairman & Chief Executive
Robert L. Kirk
President & Chief Executive Officer
Kenneth E. Woodgrift
President & Chief Executive Officer
Caleb B. Hurtt
President
Sanford N. McDonnell
Chairman & Chief Exe.ut, xe Officer
U. Edwin Garrison.
President
The BFGoodrich Company
Goodyear Aerospace Corporation
Grumman Corporation
Hercules Incorporated
Honeywell Inc.
Hughes Aircraft Company
IBM Corporation
ITT Defense Space Group
Lear Siegler, Inc.
Lockheed Corporation
LTV Aerospace and Defense Company
The Marquardt Company
Martin Marietta Aerospace
McDonnell Douglas Corporation
torten Thiokol, Inc.
Aerospace Group
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Thomas V. Jones
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Paul Schloemer
President & Chief Executive Officer
Gerard A.. Fu1 h:w
Chairman & Ckii,,~f Executive Officer
D. Brainerd a1ol mes
President
James Vollmer
Senior Vice President,
Technical Evaluation ajad Planning
Donald R. Beall
President & Chief Operating Officer
Harry Todd
Chairman, President & CEO
William F. Schmied
President & Chief Operating Officer
Abner B. Martin
Group Vice President
Evans W. Erikson
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
James L. Murray
Chairman
William A. Anders
Executive Vice President, Aerospace
George E. Solomon
Executive Vice President
Robert J. Carlson
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?resident & Chief Executive Officer
Karl G. Harr, Jr.
President
Northrop Corporation
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Pneumo Corporation
Raytheon Company
RCA Corporation
Rockwell International Corporation
Rohr Industries, Inc.
The Singer Company
Sperry Corporation
Sundstrand Corporation
Teledyne CAE
Textron, Inc.
TRW Inc.
United Technologies Corporation
Western Gear Corporation
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
:nergy & Advanced Technology Group
'Wyras-Gordon Company
Aerospace Industries Association
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Gerald E. DeVillers
President, Aerospace Division
Jack L. Heckel
President
Joe L. Miller
Chairman, President & CEO
William C. Purple
Executive Vice President
Clyde R. Gillespie
Vice President, Engineered Products
Gordon M. Tuttle
Vice Chairman
T. A. Wilson
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Guy C. Shafer
Executive Vice President
Carroll M. Martenson
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
John W. Dixon
Chairman of the Board
Fred D. Evenson
Vice President
Raymond C. Tower
President & Chief Operating Officer
Harry. H. Wetzel
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Bermar Stillwell
President
David S. Lewis
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Edward E. Hood, Jr.
Vice Chairman of the Board &
Executive Officer
Abex Corporation
Aerojet-General Corporation
Aeronca, Inc.
Allied Corporation,
Bendix Aerospace
Aluminum Company of America
Avco Corporation
The Boeing Company
Colt Industries Inc.
Criton Technologies
E-Systems, Inc.
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
Aerospace Group
FMC Corporation
The Garrett Corporation
Gates Learjet Corporation
General Dynamics Corporation
General Electric Company
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F. Blake Wallace
General Manager
Leigh Carter
Executive Vice President
Robert W. Clark
President & Chief Executive Officer
Joseph G. Gavin, Jr.
President
Henry A. Schowengerdt
President
Warde F. Wheaton
Executive Vice President
Allen E. Puckett
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Vincent N. Cook
Vice President & President,
Federal Systems Division
V. W. Souveroff
Vice President, ITT & Group
Executive
K. Robert Hahn
Vice Chairman
Roy A. Anderson
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Robert L. Kirk
President & Chief Executive Officer
Kenneth E. Woodgrift
President & Chief Executive Officer
Caleb B. Hurtt
President
Sanford N. McDonnell
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
U. Edwin Garrison
President
Thomas V. Jones
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
General Motors Corporation
Allison Gas Turbine Division
The BFGoodrich Company
Goodyear Aerospace Corporation
Grumman Corporation
Hercules Aerospace Co.
Honeywell Inc.
Hughes Aircraft Company
IBM Corporation
ITT Defense Space Group
Lear Siegler, Inc.
Lockheed Corporation
LTV Aerospace and Defense Company
The Marquardt Company
Martin Marietta ~erospace
McDonnell Douglas Corporation
Morton Thiokol, Inc.
Aerospace Group
Northrop Corporation
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Paul Schloemer
President & Chief Executive Officer
Gerard A. Fulham
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Edward H. Cooley
President
D. Brainerd Holmes
President
John D. Rittenhouse
Group Vice President
Donald R. Beall
President & Chief Operating Officer
Harry W. Todd
Chairman, President & CEO
William F. Schmied
President & Chief Operating Officer
Abner B. Martin
Senior Vice President
Evans W. Erikson
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
James L. Murray
Chairman
William A. Anders
Sr. Executive Vice Pres. , Operations
George E. Solomon
Executive Vice President
Richard J. Coar
Executive Vice Pres. - Power
Hugh B. Chare
President & Chief Executive Officer
Thomas J. Murrin
President
J. Richard Bullock
President & Chief Executive Officer
Karl G. Harr, Jr.
President
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Pneumo Corporation
Precision Castparts Corporation
Raytheon Company
RCA Corporation
Rockwell International Corporation
Rohr Industries, Inc.
The Singer Company
Sperry Corporation
Sundstrand Corporation
Teledyne CAE
Textron, Inc.
TRW Inc.
United Technologies Corporation
Western Gear Corporation
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Energy & Advanced Technology Group
Wyman-Gordon Company
Aerospace Industries Association
January 1985
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