PACEM IN TERRIS IV

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP88-01315R000400170014-8
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• Document Page Count: 8
• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 25, 2004
• Sequence Number: 14
• Publication Date: December 1, 1975
• Content Type: MIN

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PACEM IN TERKIS IV
The fourth in a series of convocations addressed to
the search for a charter of practical agreements
on the issues of war and peace
convened by The Fund for Peace and the
,d.,Centtr for the Study of Democratic Institutions,
Sheraton-Park Hotel, Washington, D. C.
December 2-4, 1975
Justice, right reason, and humanity urgently demand that the arms race
should cease; that stockpiles which exist in various countries should be reduced
equally and simultaneously by the parties concerned; that nuclear weapons
should be banned, and that a general agreement should eventually be reached
about progressive disarmament and an effective method of control.
Pope John XXIII
Pacem in Terris Easter Encyclical, 1963
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December z
The National Interest
Tuesday morning Opening Remarks
9:30 to 22:30 Robert M. Hutchins, Randolph P. Coinptton
PRESIDING:
Senicl Ostrow
D6tente in Practice: Problems, Opportunities and Pitfalls
Daniel P. Moynihan, Edward M. Kennedy
Major issues: The practical extent of American-Soviet
cooperation: the significance of detente for world peace
and time American national interest: the prospects for
philosophical (ideological) convergence; implications for
China and the 't'hird World.
Critique PANt 1. MIIMBI RS: Richard .j. Barnet, Jacob K. Javits,
George F. Kennan, I tans J. Morgentliau, Fred Warner Neal,
Robert F. Osgood
Tuesday afternoon National Security and the Domestic Economy
2:00 to 5:oo William E. Simon, Tour Bradleii
PRESIDING: Major issues: The impact of foreign polity on the economy
Abraham Vs ilson in terms of einploym ent. inflation, income distribution,
social priorities, cffect on the environment: concentration
of power in federal government; impact on federalism and
federal-local governmental relations.
Critique PANEL MEMBERS: Otis Graham. Jr.. Vernon E. Jordan, Jr.,
Scvniour :Mclinan, Benjamin Rosenthal, Willard Wirtz.
\EOI)E.RATOR: Ralph W. Tyler
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The Global Condition: The Economic Dimension of Foreign Policy
Robert 0. Anderson, Maurice F. Strong
December 3
Wednesday morning
Major issues: Trade, aid, and development; population; 9:30 to 12:30
the multi-national corporation vs. national sovereignty;
international monetary arrangements; scientific development and PRESIDING:
technological change. Edward Lamb
Critique PANEL MEMBERS: Eqbal Ahmad, James P. Grant, Neil H. Jacoby,
Gerald Parsky, Lord Ritchie-Calder. MODERATOR: Cyril E. Black
Our Military Posture and Detente Wednesday afternoon
Les Aspin, James R. Schlesinger 2:00 to 5:00
Major issues: Arms control; balance and "equivalence"; PRESIDING:
the "doctrine of credibility"; nuclear proliferation Morris L. Levinson
and the thermonuclear danger; force levels, military
alliances and military sales.
Critique PANEL MEMBERS: Joseph S. Clark, Gene R. LaRocque,
Herbert R. York, Elmo Zumwalt. MODERATOR: Blair Clark
The Global Condition: The Political Dimension of Foreign Policy
John Brademas, Kenneth W. Thompson, Charles W. Yost
Major issues: Cooperation or confrontation in the
United Nations between the great powers and developing
nations; relations of the superpowers in the United
Nations; pressures of economic interdependence toward
creation of new supranational institutions; voting in the
United Nations, blocs and Charter reform.
Critique PANEL MEMBERS: Elisabeth Mann Borgcsc, Inis L. Claude, Jr.,
Roberto E. Guyer, Philip C. Jessup, Socdjatmoko.
MODERATOR: Joel I. Brooke.
Wednesday evening
8:0o to 11:00
PRESIDING:
Frances McAllister
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December 4
Thursday morning Foreign Policy, National Security and the Democratic Process
9:30 to 12:30 Frank Church, William Colbt/
PRESIDING Major issues: The impact of a "Cold War foreign policy" on the
Stewart R. Mott American system; political consequences of secrecy, espionage and
counter-subversion: how to control the CIA and the FBI; elitism and
tiie "imperial ['residency"; public honesty versus public lying;
manipulation of public opinion and pressures against the news media;
violations of civil rights; the role of Congress in curbing
executive authority.
Critique PASta. MEMBERS. Ray S. Cline, Morton IIaipcrin,
Charles Morgan, Andrew Young. MODERATOR: Claiborne Pell.
Thursday afternoon Key Foreign Policy Issues in the 1976 Campaign
2:00 to 5:00
I'll(- Congressional view of the coincidence of foreign and
PRESIDING: domestic issues; the pressures of the electoral process; the effect
Audrey R. Topping of partisan politics; decision-making and oversight under
a system of checks and balances.
Critique PANEL MEMBERS: John B. Anderson, Iloward 11. Baker, Jr.,
Donald M. Fraser, Mike Mansfield, Eugene McCarthy.
MUIIF BATOR: I harry S. Ashmore
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SPEAKERS AND PARTICIPANTS
Robert M. Hutchins,
Randolph P. Compton,
Co-Chairmen
Harry S. Ashmore,
Secretary- General
Steering Committee:
Fred Warner Neal,
Carl Marcy,
Kenneth W. Thompson
Peter Tagger,
Executive Director
Stephen R. Paschke,
Treasurer
Howard H. Baker, Jr. (R.-Tenn.)
United States Senator; Co-chairman,
Senate Select Committee on Campaign Practices
Richard J. Barnet
Co-founder and Co-director, Institute for Policy Studies;
Former official, U.S. Arms Controls and Disarmament
Agency; Former Consultant, Department of Defense
Cyril E. Black
Director,
Center of International Studies, Princeton University;
Member, Board of Trustees, The Fund for Peace
Elisabeth Mann Borgese
Associate,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions;
Chairman, (ex officio), International Ocean Institute
John Brademas (D.-Ind.)
Member, U.S. House of Representatives;
Member, House Committee on Education and Labor
Eqbal Ahmad
Associate Fellow, Institute for Policy Studies
John B. Anderson (R.-Ill.)
Member, U.S. House of Representatives; Chairman, House
Republican Conference
Robert 0. Anderson
Chairman, Atlantic Richfield Company
Harry S. Ashmore
Associate,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions;
Former Editor-in-Chief, Encyclopaedia Britannica
Tom Bradley
Mayor of Los Angeles
Joel I. Brooke
Member, Board of Trustees, The Fund for Peace
Frank Church (D.-Idaho)
United States Senator;
Chairman, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence;
Member, Committee on Foreign Relations
Les Aspin (D.-Wisc.)
Member, U.S. House of Representatives;
Member House Committee on Armed Services
Blair Clark
Member, Board of Trustees,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions;
Former President, CBS-News
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Joseph S. Clark
Former United States Senator from Pennsylvania,
Chairman,
Coalition on National Priorities and Military Policy;
Member, Board of Trustees. The Fund for Peace
Neil H. Jacoby
Associate,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions;
Professor, Graduate School of Management,
University of California at Los Angeles;
Former Presidential Economic Advisor
Iris L. Claude, Jr.
Edward R. Stettinius Professor of Government and Foreign
Affairs, University of Virginia, Charlottesville
Ray S. Cline
Executive Director of Studies,
Georgetown Center for Strategic and International Studies:
Former Director of Intelligence and Research,
Department of State:
Former Director of Intelligence,
Central Intelligence Agency
William Colby
Director, Central Intelligence Agency
Randolph P. Compton
Chairman, Board of Trustees, The Fund for Peace
Donald Fraser (D.-Minn.)
Member, U.S. House of Representatives:
Member. United States Delegation to the United Nations
Otis Graham, Jr,
Associate,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions;
Professor of History,
University of California at Santa Barbara
James P. Grant
President, Overseas Development Council;
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State
Roberto E. Guyer
United Nations Under Secretary-General
for Special Affairs
Morton Halperin
Director, Project for National Security and Civil Liberties,
The Center for National Security Studies of The Fund for
Peace: Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
Robert M. Hutchins
President,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions;
Former President, University of Chicago
Jacob K. Javits (R.-N.Y.)
United States Senator:
Member, Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Philip C. Jessup
Former Justice, International Court of Justice;
Former Professor of International Law,
Columbia University
Vernon E. Jordan, Jr.
Executive Director. National Urban League
George F. Kennan
Former United States Ambassador to the U.S.S.R and to
Yugoslavia
Edward M. Kennedy (D.-Mass.)
United States Senator
Edward Lamb
Member, Board of Trustees,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions;
Chairman, Lamb FEttecprises
Gene R. LaRocque
Rear Admiral, U.S.N. (Ret.);
Director, Center for Defense Information,
The Fund for Peace
Morris L. Levinson
Chairman, Executive Committee, Board of Trustees,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
Mike Mansfield (D. Mont.)
United States Senator; Senate Majority Leader
Frances McAllister
Member, Board of Trustees,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
Eugene J. McCarthy
Former United States Senator from Minnesota
Seymour Melman
Professor of Industrial Engineering,
Columbia University
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Charles Morgan
Executive Director,
American Civil Liberties Union
Hans J. Morgenthau
Albert A. Michelson Distinguished Service Professor of
Political Science and Modern History Emeritus,
University of Chicago
Stewart R. Mott
Member, Board of Trustees, The Fund for Peace;
Member, Board of Trustees,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
Daniel P. Moynihan
United States Ambassador to the United Nations
William E. Simon
Secretary of the Treasury
Soedj atmoko
Former Indonesian Ambassador to the United States;
Member, Indonesian Development and Planning Board;
Member, Advisory Board, The Fund for Peace
Maurice F. Strong
Executive Director, U. N. Environment Programme;
Member, Advisory Board, The Fund for Peace
Kenneth W. Thompson
Director of Program on Higher Education,
International Council on Educational Development;
Former Vice-President, The Rockefeller Foundation;
Member, Advisory Board, The Fund for Peace
Fred Warner Neal
Associate,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions;
Professor of International Relations and Government,
Claremont Graduate School
Robert E. Osgood
Dean, School of International Studies,
Johns Hopkins University
Seniel Ostrow
Member, Board of Trustees,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
Gerald Parsky
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for
International Affairs
Claiborne Pell (D.-R.I.)
United States Senator;
Member, Committee on Foreign Relations
Lord Ritchie-Calder
Labor Member, House of Lords;
Associate,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
Benjamin Rosenthal (D.-N.Y.)
Member, U.S. House of Representatives;
Chairman, Sub-committee on Commerce, Consumer
and Monetary Affairs, House Committee on
Governmental Affairs
James R. Schlesinger
Former United States Secretary of Defense;
Former Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission
Audrey R. Topping
Photo-journalist and author;
Member, Board of Trustees, The Fund for Peace
Ralph W. Tyler
Vice President,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions;
Former Director, The Center for Advanced Study in the
Behavioral Sciences
Abraham Wilson
Attorney;
Vice President and Counsel of The Fund for Peace
Willard Wirtz
Former Secretary of Labor
Herbert R. York
Professor of Physics,
University of California at San Diego;
Science Advisor to Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy;
Associate,
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
Charles W. Yost
Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations;
Member, Board of Trustees, The Fund for Peace
Andrew Young
Member, U.S. House of Representatives;
Member, House Rules Committee
Elmo Zumwalt,
Admiral, U.S.N. (Ret.);
Former Chief of Naval Operations
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THE FUND FOR PEACE
Officers: Randolph P. Compton, Chairman, Board of Trustees: Nicholas Nyary, Presidenrt,; Abraham Wilson,
Vice President and Counsel: Stephen R. Paschkc, Treasurer: Robert W. Gilmore, Secretarty: Stewart R. Mott,
Matthew B. Rosenhaus, Co-Chairmen, Executive Committee
Board of Trustees: Mrs. Marjorie Benton, Arthur D. Berliss. Jr., Cyril E. Black, Julian Bond. William G. Bowen,
Edward W. Brooke, Joel I. Brooke.. Joseph S. Clark. Barry Commoner, James R. Compton. Randolph P. Compton,
Norman Cousins. Morris Decs, Royal H. Durst, Helen Edey, Richard A. Falk, Robert W. Gilmore,
G. Sterling Grumman. Charles Guggenheim, Rev. Theodore M. Hcsburgh, Harry B. Hollins,
Mrs. Thomas E. Irvine, Walter J. Leonard. Joseph J. Lyford. Myres S. McDougal, Howard M. Metzenbaum,
The Rt. Rev. Paul Moore, Jr., Stcwtut R. Mott, Davidson Nicol, Nicholas Nyary, Earl D. Osborn,
Augustin H. Parker. Mrs. Maurice Pate, Lawrence S- Phillips. Harvey Picker, Jean Picker. Stanley K. Platt,
Albert M. Rosenhaus, Matthew 13- Rosenhaus, Alfred P. Sander, Young M. South, Jr., Josephine B. Spencer,
Mark Talisman, Audrey R. Topping, Ira D. Wallach, Peter Weiss, Albert Wells, 11, Susan W. Weyerhaeuser,
Jerome B. Wiesner, Harold Willens, Abraham Wilson. Charles W. Yost, Mrs. Arthur M. Young
The Center for Defense Information was established in 1972 to scrutinize and'report on defense issues and military
spending. Director, Rear Admiral Gene R. LaRocque USN (Rec.)
The Center for National Security Studies was founded in 1974 to investigate and challenge invocations of
"national security." Director, Robert Borosage
The Institute for International Policy was established in 1975 to provide critical analysis of American foreign
relations. Director, Carl Marcy
The University Consortium for World Order Studies supports research at seven major American universities
into issues affecting international peace and justice. Chairman, Kenneth W. Thompson
The Washington Press Center communicates to the media and the public the views and findings of the Fund's
associated research centers. Director, Lindsay Mattison 18_ Broadway. New York, New fort; 10023
CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS
THE FUND FORTHE REPUBLIC, INC.
Officers: Robert M. Hutchins, President and Life Fellow: Ralph W. Tyler, Vice President:
Peter Tagger, Secretary and Treasurer
Board of Directors: Morris L. Levinson, Chairman, Executive Committee:
Joseph Antonow. Harry S. Ashmore, Blair Clark, Ramsey Clark, James H. Douglas. Arnold M. Grant, Jr.,
Robert M. Hutchins, Vesta Hutchins, Albert E. Jenner, Francis J. Lally, Edward Lamb, Eulah C. Laucks,
Frances McAllister. Stewart R. Mott. Paul Newman. Frederick M. Nicholas. Seniel Ostrow, Bernard Rapoport,
Ralph W. Tyler, Bernard Wcissbourd
Associates and Consultants: Chief S. O. Adebo, Harry S. Ashmore, Elisabeth Mann Borgese, Silviu Brucan,
John Cogley, Hugh Downs, Paul Ehrlich. Mircea Eliade, Clifton Fadiman, Frank Gibney, Norton Ginsburg,
Robert Gordis, William Gorman, Otis Graham, Jr., Bernard Haber, Robert M. Hutchins, N. N. Inozemtsev,
Neil Jacoby, Bertrand de Jouvenel, Clark Kerr, Alexander King. Joseph P. Lyford, Milton Mayer, Wendell Mordy,
Alva Myrdal, Gunnar Myrdal, Fred Warner Neal, Melville B. Nimmer, Arvid Pardo, Raul Prebisch,
Karl H. Pribram, Isidor 1. Rabi, Lord Ritchie-Calder. Robert Rosen. Nathan Rotenstreich. Adam Schaff,
Joseph J. Schwab, George N. Shuster. Rexford G. Tugwell, Ralph W. Tyler, Sander Vanocur,
Carl Friedrich von Wcizsacker, Herbert F. York
Chicago Program Advisory Committee: Ruth Adams. Benjamin S. Bloom. Donald Campbell,
William Cortelyou, Robert L. Hess. Doris B. Holleb, Fred Jackson. Joseph M. Kitagawa. Raymond W. Mack,
Alexander Morin, Mildred Schwartz, Milton B. Singer. Joseph Small, Lacey Baldwin Smith. Robert Stevens,
Stephen Toulmin
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