CIA'S DEPUTY WILL SPEAK ON THE CIA ROLE IN AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY

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• Document Release Date: September 1, 2011
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CIA's Deputy Director Will Speak on the CIA Role in Amercian Foreign Policy
PRINCETON, N.J.--Robert M. Gates, Deputy Director of Central Intelligence,
will speak about "CIA and Amercian Foreign Policy" at Princeton University's
Woodrow Wilson School on 29 September. His lecture will begin at 4:30 p.m.
and will be held in Dodds Auditorium of the Woodrow Wilson School.
Robert M. Gates was appointed as Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
in April 1986 and is the principal deputy to the Agency's Director. He served
as acting Director of the Agency from 18 December 1986 until 26 May 1987
following the illness and death of the Director, William M. Casey.
Gates joined the CIA in 1966, serving first as an intelligence analyst and
as one of two assistant national intelligence officers for strategic
programs. In 1974, he was assigned to the staff of the National Security
Council; in five years at NSC, he served three presidents. He returned to the
CIA in late 1979 and was subsequently appointed to a series of administrative
positions, serving as National Intelligence Officer for the Soviet Union
before being appointed as Deputy Director for Intelligence in 1982.
In this position, he directed the division of the CIA that is responsible
for all analysis and production of finished intelligence. In September 1983,
Gates was also appointed as chairman of the National Intelligence Council,
where he directed the preparation of all National Intelligence Estimates
prepared by the Intelligence Community.
Gates, a native of Kansas, earned a B.A, from the College of William and
Mary; and M.A. in history from Indiana University; and a Ph.D. in Russian and
Soviet history from Georgetown University.
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