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• Publication Date: April 15, 1987
• Content Type: MISC

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Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C.
[phone]
George V. Lauder
Director, Public Affairs
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DALLAS COUNCIiL
ON WORLD AFFAI
Highlight9 of Fall/Winter 1986
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. POLITICAL SERIS~S '
The 1986 Faii Season began with the "Candidates for Governor". The
Council co-sponsored with the Dallas Young Republicans and the Dallas
Young .Democrats for the luncheons honoring Gov. William P. Clements on
.September 9 and Gov. Mark White on_October 1. The speakers focused on
Texas' economic position regarding the oil industry, unemployment, state
income taxes, education, and the state's criminal justice system.
Gov.~?Clemente and Dr. James A. Glasscock
On November 6. Robert D. Hormats delivered an interesting speech to
DCWA members on international economics and business. Mr. Hormats is
Vice President for International Corporate Finance of Goldman, Sachs ~
Co. and Director of Goldman Sachs International. Mr. Hormats is
responsible for a broad range of financial activities and set up anew
group within Goldman to provide advice on finance and trade to firms and
governments to help them develop strategies on their economic needs.
Mr. Hormats has previously served as Assistant Secretary,of State for
Economic and Business Affairs, Deputy U.S. Trade Representative, and
was Senior Staff Member for-International Economic. Affairs on the
National Secur ty Council from 1974--77. Mr. Hormats addressed a most
responsive audience. Many thanks to Mr. Robert Rendeli of Johnson .8
Swanson for his irifJuence in obtaining Mr. Hormats as our speaker.
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Mangosutho Gatsha Buthelezi, leader of 7 million Zulus and Chief
Minister of the Kwazulu Legislative Assembly addressed the DCWA on
November 25, at the Plaza of the Americas. Chief Buthelezi's stand
against anti-?apartheid sanctions supposedly influenced President
Reagan and Prime Minister Thatcher into opposition of sanctions. The
Chief believes that the principle behind the sanctions are "a noble idea"
but it would negatively affect the black South Africans it was intended
to help. Despite the controversy over his opinions, Buthelezi is
considered a moderate who feels non-violent tactics should be followed
to create equality for blacks dominated by a white government. Extra
security was required for Buthelezi's visit but members were able to
talk with the congenial Chief after lunch. Thanks to Gwen Pharo for
helping to coordinate the arrangements ne~~ssary for this successful
program.
The Honorable Robert M. Gates addressed a Council audience of
300 people on February 3, at the World Trade Center. The topic, "War by
Another Name", covered tactics used by the Soviet Union to undermine
the United States. Dr. Gates spoke on various ways the USSR utilizes
Third World countries by inciting violence and disorder and weakening pro-
western governments. Dr. Gates provided examples of how the USSR
is involved with terrorist activities around the world. Since he was
nominated Director of the CIA the day before he was scheduled to speak
to the Council. there was some concern that his itinerary wouldn't allow
for a stop in Dallas. However, everything went as planned and we
appreciate Dr. Gates taking the time to meet with the Council membership.
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BOOK REVIEW
Fidel: A Critical Portrait by Tad Szulc (William Morrow and Company, Inc.
1986), 653 pages.
Objective view of Castro's life story up to the present. The book
tells of the politics involved in Cuba, how Castro started the revolution
and his personality. Szulc had numerous interviews with Castro, who told
him: "You may paint me as a devil so long as you remain objective and you
let my voice be heard." In the interest of being objective, Szulc
interviewed not only those who had known and followed Castro since before
the revolution but also people who had turned against him.
Szulc is recognized as an expert on Latin America. As a reporter
working for the New York Times, he broke the Bay of Pigs story.
Note: Castro is interested in opening trade relations with the United
States. The insights into Castro's personality presented in this book
would be helpful to anyone who expects to do business with Cuba.
--Retta Holland
For 34 years, the Dallas Committee for Foreign Visitors has provided
services for people who are visiting the United States. The Committee
plays an important role in a city that is constantly receiving
international people and business. The DCFV offers a chance for Dallas
area citizens to make friends with people from all over the world.
Volunteers enjoy showing off the city and helping out if a problem
arises. The Language Bank is frequently used for visitors who
don't speak English and translators are needed, but volunteers don't have
to be bilingual.
Welcome to the Dallas Council on World Affairs. We hope this
newsletter has been informative and you decide to participate in many of
our programs. The Council is proud to be able to obtain such noted
speakers, especially when the topic and the person are currently in the
news. Speakers such as Dr. Robert Gates, who had recently been appointed
Acting Director of the CIA, and Cardinal Jaime Sin, who was an important
figure in the Philippine elections, are an example of the Council's
interest in current events. We expect many momentous speakers in the
future and hope you will attend these programs. Your involvement is
important_ _
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UPCOMING SPEAKERS
FOR
SPRING 1987
Marcn
i2
ur. Saran Weaoington of Austin to aadress the Annual Awaras
%~inner of the yes Femmes au Monae Committee Honoring Rutn
Snare COIIinS~
Marcn
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Frea C. ikie, unaersecretary of defense: "Strategic Overview
u.5. National interests"
Marcn
3i
nis Excellency Amoassaaor ~iovis MBKSOUa, Permanent
Ooserver of the League of Arab States at the united Nations
ana Cnief Representative in the Unitea States.
April
3u
~7r. Znores A. Meoveaev, Refugee Russian Scientist: "Soviet
Nuclear uisasters"
May
6
ur. Manuel Ayau, President of Marroquin University,
Guatemala: "Tne Future of uemocracy in Central America"
May
I4
Amnassaoor Micnaei Smith, Assistant to the President ana
U.S. iraae Negotiator: "U.S. Traae Imoaiances"
Tne honorable Ricnard M. Nixon, Former President of the U.S.
"~.5. Foreign Policy"
King Hassan Ii of Morocco
Congressman aim Wrignt, SpeaKer of the House
NewsweeK Periscope Panel
Visit the International Museum of Cultures. The museum is located at
7500 W. Camp Wisdom Road. Tours are available if you schedule ahead and
admission is free! Please call 298-9446 or 298-3331 for further
information.
The Lozanov Learning Institute gives council members a lOZ discount
on all their courses. Languages offered are: French, German, Spanish,
Russian, Chineee & Japanese.
See the world in 4 hours!
FIVE OCEANS TRAVEL is having a St. Patrick's Day travel festival.
There will be dancing, music and food from around the world. Admission.
is?free but reservations are necessary. Please call Elizabeth Padon at
741-?7420.
DALLAS INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS
The Dallas Council, in cooperation with the Dallas Committee for
Foreign Visitors and the Consulate and Trade Offices of the World Trade
Center, Invites the public to an open house celebration providing
international exhibits, entertainment and refreshments. The open house
will be on April 5, from 3 ~ 6 p.m. at the World Trade Center in The Hall
of Nations.
Become a volunteer for the DaiTas Committee for Foreign Visitors!
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THE DALLAS COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS
~P,ea ~~'nmed ~ du ~,~(,ande ~ e
Les Femmes du Monde had another successful year at the Annual Benefit
Sale. The 1986 Sale proved to be the record year. Les Femmes du Monde
members spent a`~ year gathering donated items (there are no limits as to
what can be donated, as long as it doesn't move on its own and must be
laundered). The Committee spent months of planning for the sale, set up
and arranged all the items and then conducted the sale for four days. The
work these ladies did was magnificent. Thank you Les Femmes du Monde end
congratulations for ali the wonderful work you've done.
Mre. Boote Chase, Mrs. Lida Blue & Mre. Barbara Kern
Mrs. Kern did a great ,fob as General Chairman and her involvement
with the sale, Awerds Dinner, and Council meetings will not be forgotten.
A big welcome to Mrs.-Frank Blue. We look forward to having her as
General Chairman for 1986/87.
On Thursday, March 12 at the Adolphus, Les Femme du Monde Committee
will host their annual award dinner benefiting the speaker's fund of the
Dallas Council on World Affairs. This year the Committee is honoring'Ruth
Collins Sharp, a member of, the Dallas Council on World Affairs and one of
the most outstanding women of Dallas. The speaker at the dinner will be
Dr. Sarah Waddington of Austin whose topic will be. "Some Leaders are Born
Women". __
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Beth Sabo, Council'Director of Development and Education, married
Erik Huddleston on January 9. The couple is now living in Austria and we
send them our best wishes via Air Mail.
The Meadows Foundation has enabled the Council to continue the
Distinguished Lecture Series. The DLS obtains noted speakers for Dallas
area schools and colleges to educate students on topics of international
importance. The series has reached so many kids and we are grateful for
the support of this foundation. Some of the subJects covered by the
speakers are: International Trade, The Office of the President, The
Nature of Modern War, Cultural Exchange, The American Indian, NATO,
U.S./Latin American Relations. Call the Council office at 748-5663, if
your school is interested in this program.
The Model United Nations Organization is having a model U.N.
conference on April 25. The conference is designed for college and
highschool students who will be role-playing delegates from different
countries. Participants will be given a topic for a specific country they
will represent and experience, first hand, the importance of public
speaking, negotiation techniques and cross-cultural communications. The
Council is co-sponsoring this conference with Southern Methodist
University, The Dallas United Nations Association and the Dallas Community
College District. For registration information please call Guy Gooding at
333-8715.
Howard Van Zandt, a noted authority on
Japanese business and a professor emeritus
of business at the University of Texas at
Dallas, died January 30 after a heart attack.
Professor Van Zandt was a speaker in the
Council's Distinguished Lecture Series and
spoke on a variety of topics involving
Japanese trade, management methods and U.S.-
Japanese relations.His first hand experiences
while living and travelling in Japan provided
many interesting stories on Japanese culture. Mr. Van Zandt was also a
business consultant and wrote Pioneer American Merchants In Japan, a book
published in 1980.
The Handicapped Student Services of the University of Texas at
Arlington would like your help in meeting their goal of providing special
wheelchairs needed for competitive games. Each chair costs ;1650 and we
would like to donate at least one chair. Please make your check payable
to the Dallas Council on World Affairs. Donations will be forwarded to
the Texas Junior Wheelchair Team. The donation will be made in the
Council's name and will allow us to sponsor a child in the track and field
events.
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Foster tlanajeient
Rocco, Inc.
the Crescent
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Caltex Petrolentd Corporatioa
Bose Interiors 6 Gifts, Inc.
Pitts Oil Cotlpany
De6olyer ~ tlacManghtoa
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RepublicBank Dallas, R.A.
Dresser Industries, Inc.
Lone Star bas Co~paay
RepablicBank Corporatioa
the tleadows Foundation
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First Southwest Cow+any
Loeae fi Nettleton Pinaacial Corp
ARCO 011 ~ Gas Co~pany
Grant ihornt.oa
national 6ypsu~ Co.
Coopers 6 Lybrand
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Republic Financial SerYiCee, Inc.
Dallas Power 6t Light Co.
IaterFirst Corpora#fon
Southwestern Bell telephone Co.
Dimond Sha~rock Corporation
Johnson ~ Swanson
iDIndnatries, Inc.
Fidelity Onion Life Inenra~ce Co.
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Texas Power ~ Light Co~paay
Acers Iavest~eat, Inc.
6eaeral Electric Co.
RepublicBank Oak Cliff
Akin, Gn~p, Strauss, Bauer ~ Feld
Gifford - Bill Co., Inc.
RepablicBank Dallas East, K.A.
Alexander ~ Alexander of texas, Inc.
alliburton co~pany
RepablicBank Las Colinas
Arthur Andersen ~ Co.
DR, Inc.
Rockwell International
Arthur Young fi Co.
Industrial Properties Corp.
Sewell Village Cadillac
Aviall
Jenkeaa d Gilchrist
Sheraton-Dallas Botel
Bank of Dallas
Lehadroff USA 6roap of Cot,paaies
Southern Union Collpany
Bea E. Feith Co.
Locke, Purnell, Boren, Laney 6 Reely
Southwest Airlines
Berke, tlayborn Co~pany, Ltd.
Lone Star Cadillac Co~pany
Strasbnrger & Price
Cla~pitt Paper Co~pany
Longhorn Production Coslpany
Sua Exploration sad Production Co.
Dal-tlac Construction/Develop~eut
tlaia Bardl.an Certified Public Accountant
SURGIROS
Dallas Baptist University
tlCorp
Yeas d~erican Bank Dallas
Dallas Federal Savings ~ Loan Aes'n.
tletropolitan Savings ~ Loan Association
'The Baldwin Cot,pany
Dallas Productioa
EC Anerica
the Bay~an Coilpaay
Dave Felt~an Roodcraft, Inc.
orthwest Oil Co.
The tlorrison tlilling Co.
E-Systeea, Inc.
Rorthwood of ?exae
the Southland Corporation
E1 Feai: Corporation
Peat, tlarwick, tlitchell ~ Co.
The Strief Co~pany
Etdployere Insurance of Texas
Pollock Paper Distributors
ihowpaon G i(night
Faireont Dallas Botel
Price Katerhonse
Tracy Locke, Inc.
first City Bank of Dallas
Raia, Burrell, Enery,
U.R.S. Co>tpany
Frito-Lay, Inc.
and Dote
VARO, Inc.
Gateway Rational Bank
N.A. Tayloe Co., Inc.
Yorld Job Centers, Inc.
tlr. [eaaeth V. ladenon
tlr. Carl B..Yrerett
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tle. Ianc1 P. pnlnu
tlr. John Y. Butett
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OFFICERS
Russell H. Perry
Chairman Emeritus
M. Marvin Watson
President
Vice Presidents:
Lee Drain
Hal Jackson
L. Frank Pitta David C. Briggs
Chm. of the Board Chm of the Exec. Committee
Dr. Norman Neureiter Millard Latham, MG USA (Ret.)
First Vice President Executive Director
Robert Rendell Jack Vaughn Terry Granada
James Huffinea Barbara Kern John Luckadoo
Les Femmes du Monde Dallas Committee for Foreitm Visitors
Hrs. Frank Blue Mrs. Clyde Emery
JOIN NOW AND ENJOY THE MANY BENEFITS OF A MEMBERSHIP WITH
THE DALLAS COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS ~
BENEFITS OF
A COUNCIL
MEMBERSHIP
You will receive announcements on the
appearance of noted speakers on world affairs
and related events in the Dallas area.
You will receive invitations to attend. important,
events including all regulai Council meetings,
diplomatic forums, seminars and trips.
You will meet other civic-minded individuals
whose interest in international affairs enhances
the progressive international outlook of the
community.
All members will be entitled to reduced
subscription rates for Foreign Policy Journal. ^
BENEFITS FOR SPECIAL;
MEMBERS
In addition to all the Benefits of regular membership, individual Benefactors
and Patrons and Corporate Benefactors, Sponsors, and Corporate Patrons will. be
included in EXCITING EVENTS and entitled to SPECIAL'PRTVILEGES!
As a SPECIAL MEMBER of the Council, you will be invited to private
receptions and exclusive dinners for distinguished guest speakers.
CORPORATE-BENEFACTORS will receive a compli~nzentary table to twelve
regular Council meetings to be: used throughout the year. I '
CORPORATE PATRONS will receive one complimentary ;table to six regular
Council meetings to be used throughout the year.
CORPORATE SPONSORS will receive one complimentt ~ y table to be used at
one regular Council meeting of their choice during the year.,
INDIVIDUAL BENEFACTORS will also receive a complimentary seat to twelve
regular Council meetings (approximately once a month). ~
WE URGE YOU TO JOIN OUR OTHER DISTINGUISHED CORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL FRIENDS AND
ENJOY THE MANY BENEFITS OF A MEMBERSHIP WITH THE DALLAS COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS!!!
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MEMBER-SHIP
Individual Membership
^ Benefactor
$ 1000
^ Patron
$ 100
^ Regular
$ 25
^ Women's Group
$ 15
^ Student
Name
$ 10
City
Phone (home) Phone (business)
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ON WORLD AFFAIRS
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a member of the
Dallas Council
on World Affairs
Make checks payable to the Dallas Council on World Affairs.
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bership
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^ Patron
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^ Major ~
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$ 300
Yes, I would like information on reduced subscription rates to
the Foreign Policy Journal. (For Member's Only)
Please send information about the Dallas Council on World
Affairs to a friend. I
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