ADDRESS OF THE HARVARD UNIVERSITY JOHN F. KENNEDY SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE PROGRAM IN NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY

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• Publication Date: August 23, 1988
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23 August 1988
MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: William M. Baker
Director, Public Affairs Office
SUBJECT: Address of the Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School
of Government, Executive Program in
National and International Security
1. This is background information for your ?address of the dinner meeting
of the Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government Executive
Program in National and International Security on Friday, 26 August from
6:00 - 8:00 p.m. The dinner meeting will be held at the Kennedy School of
Government, 79 JFK Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Phone: [phone]
or 1389. Although the participants will be in casual dress, you and the two
professors are asked to wear coat and tie. Since the press will not be
present, a member of the Public Affairs Office will not accompany you unless
you request it.
2. Arrangements for the Dinner Meeting and Address of the John F. Kennedy
School of Government Program for Senior Executives in National and
International Security: You are asked to be at room #110 in the Belfer
section of the Kennedy School at 6:00 p.m. where you will be met by Director
of National Security Programs Robert J. Murray and Professor Ernest R. May who
will escort you to the Penthouse on the fourth floor for dinner. (See tab for
biographies.) You will be seated between Professor May and Professor Murray
and three of the participants -not designated at this time- will be at your
table. Your remarks are scheduled to begin at approximately 6:45 p.m. and
Robert Murray will introduce you. The suggested format is 15-20 minutes of
remarks followed by 40 minutes of questions and answers. The meeting is
off-the-record and unclassified. Adjournment is at 8:00 p.m.
A podium and microphone will be located near your table. DCI Security
will tape your remarks for our historical files. The school does not plan to
publish your address or to record any part of the program. Still photographs
will be taken for publication in the school's brochure at the beginning of
your speech and at the end of the program.
3. Audience: You can expect an audience of approximately 100 senior
officiali-5-TaTional security including two star flag officers,
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senior grade civilians from defense and intelligence agencies, and ,
representatives from the defense industry. Staff members of the Senate and
House Armed Services Committees, House and Senate Intelligence Committees, and
eight CIA officers will attend. (See tab for list of participants.)
4. Media: The media will not cover the meeting. Previously a member of
the media has participated in the program, but none is registered for this
session.
5. Background: The Kennedy School's National Security Program organizes
and directs three programs on public management and national security, and has
developed an active research and case study program on national security
topics. You will be addressing the eleven-year-old program for Senior
Executives in National and International Security which is held once a year.
The program is intended to meet the special needs of people who are in -or
moving into- posts where their personal decisions or recommendations can
critically affect the political, economic, or military interests of the United
States.
Participants are executives who make or influence strategic decisions
within their organizations or are called upon to implement major policies.
Using the case method, the Program provides participants with experiences in a
wide range of managerial situations. Many of the studies were developed by
the School of Government. (See tab for schedule.) The cases, supplemented by
lectures and seminars, cover a wide range of important security-related issues
including:
? Global economic forces and the determinants of national economic policy
? Regional problems such as Latin America
? Political management
? Uses and misuses of history in formulating current policy
? Executive-legislative, government-press, and civilian-military relations
? Interplay between foreign and domestic policy
? Political assessment of foreign governments
? Weapons acquisition
(For further information see brochures in front pocket.)
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The program's faculty members include Graham Allison, Ernest May, Joseph
Nye, and Robert Murray. (See tab for faculty.) Outside speakers for the 1988
program are the following:
Vice Admiral Bobby Bell (USN)
Norman Augustine
Charles Zraket_
Reverend J. Bryan Hehir
Vice Director, Strategic Target Planning
Topic: Military Considerations and the
INF Treaty
CEO, Martin Marietta
Topic: Tunnel at the End of the Light
CEO, MITRE
Topic: START and Verification
US Catholic Bishops Conference
Topic: Ethics and Strategy:
The State of the Debate
Arkady Schevchenko Topic unknown
William M. Baker
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3:45 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS/CONTACTS
Trip to Boston, Massachusetts
To Address Harvard University
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Executive Program in National and International Security
Friday, 26 August 1988
Depart, National Airport
transportation via Lear Jet
Arrive, Hanscom Air Force Base
Bedford, Massachusetts
Arrive, John F. Kennedy School of Government
Room #110
79 JFK Street
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Met by Robert J. Murray, Director, National Security Programs
Professor Ernest R. May
Phone: [phone]
6:05 p.m. Dinner, Penthouse of JFK School
6:45 p.m.
Introduction, Robert J. Murray
Address by The Honorable Robert M. Gates
15-20 minutes of remarks, 40 minutes questions and answers
8:00 p.m. Adjournment
8:30 p.m. Depart, Hanscom Air Force Base
Bedford, Massachusetts
9:45 p.m. Arrive, National Airport
Contacts: , Mark Cancian [phone]
Helen Clougherty [phone]
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NISM Participants 1988
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MG Joseph A. Ahearn, SAF
Air Force
BG Charles H. Armstrong, USA
Army
Mr. Arthur G. Atkins,
Department of the Air Force
Mr. Gerald Kent Bankus,
Senate Armed Services Committee
Mr. Carl T. Bayer,
House Armed Services Committee
Mr. Bob 0. Benn,
Department of the Army
RADM Harold J. Bernsen, USN
Navy
Mr. Patrick D. Bogenberger,
House Budget Committee
MG Harold N. Campbell, USAF
Air Force
Mr. Anthony'V. Campi,
Department of the Army
BG Bela J. Chain, Jr., ARNG
Army National Guard
BG William S. Christy, ARNG
Army National Guard
Mr. Ralph D. Clark,
TRW, Inc. -
Mr. Kenneth J. Coffey,
Department of the Navy
CIA
BG Echol E. Cook, ARNG
Army National Guard
CIA
Mr. Roger M. Darnell,
Department of the Air Force
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Mr. Luis R. del Rio,
Immigration and Naturalization Service
MG Robert S. Delligatti, USAF
Air Force
BG Robert E. Dempsey, USAF
Air Force
BG Michael P. Downs, USMC
Marine Corps
BG Henry F. Drewfs, Jr., USA
Army
BG Travis N. Dyer, USA
Army
Mr. James B. Emahiser,
Department of the Army
CIA
Mr. Martin C. Faga,
House Committee on Intelligence
ICS
BG William A. Fitzgerald, Jr., USA
Army
RADM David E. Frost, USN
Navy
Ms. Regina A. Genton,
Senate Intelligence Comittee
Mr. John A. Gonzalez,
Rockwell International
CIA
CIA
MG Joseph G. Gray, USA
Army Reserve
BG Eugene E. Habiger, USAF
Air Force
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BG William P. Hallin, USAF
Air Force
Ms. Donna M. Heivilin,
General Accounting Office
BG Terence M. Henry, USA
Army
Mr. Charles H. Hooper,
Department of the Air Force
Mr. Charles J. Houy,
Senate Appropriations Committe
BG Grover E. Jackson, USAF
Air Force
RADM David A. Janes, USNR
Naval Reserve
Mr. Jon A. Jenny,
ESL, Inc.
Mr. Charles Cary Jones,
Department of the Army
Mr. Robert J. Lamoureux,
McDonnell Douglas Corporation
Mr. Robert E. Leary,
Defense Communications Agency
Dr. William G. Lese, Jr.,
Department of the Air Force
BG Jack L. Lively, USAFR
Air Force Reserve
RADM Thomas C. Lynch, USN
Department of the Navy
Mr. William H. J. Manthorpe, Jr.
Department of the Navy
Ms. Genie M. McBurnett,
Department of the Navy
Mr. John J. McCarthy, Jr.,
Department of the Army
BG Gary H. Mears, USAF
Air Force
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RADM Thomas A. Meinicke, USN
Navy
BG Philip L. Metzler, Jr., USAF
Air Force
BG Kenneth V. Meyer, USAF
Air Force
Mr. Raymond M. Momboisse,
Immigration and Naturalization Service
National Security Agency
BG George C. Ogden, Jr., USA
Army
BG Robert L. Ord III, USA
Army
BG Rudolph Ostovich III, USA
Army
MG Donald L. Owens, ANG
Air National Guard
Mr. Frederick F. Y. Pang,
Senate Armed Services Committee
BG John Ronald Paulk, ARNG
Army National Guard
Mr. Russel G. Perkins, Jr.,
Department of the Navy
Mr. Gary R. Phillips,
NATO
BG John R. Piatak, USA
Army
Mr. Richard A. Rathjen,
Department of the Navy
BG Raymond F. Rees, ARNG
Army National Guard
BG Thomas G. Rhame, USA
Army
Mr. Vincent J. Russo,
Department of the Air Force
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BG Michael E. Ryan, USAF
Air Force
Mr. Anthony D. Salvucci,
Department of the Air Force
MG Roger W. Sandler, USA
Army Reserve
Mr. Joseph G. Schamber,
SAIC
MG John C. Scheidt, Jr., USAF
Air Force
Dr. Charles M. Schoman,
Department of the Navy
CIA
MG Daniel R. Schroeder, USA
Army
BG Clarence Robert Secrist, ARNG
Army National Guard
BG Sidney Shachnow, USA
Army
BG Alonzo E. Short, Jr., USA
Army
Mrs. Joanne D. Shuck,
OSD
Mr. Robert N. Smith,
Defense Mapping Agency
Mr. William H. Smith,
Department of the Navy
Dr. Kent G. Stansberry,
OSD
Mr. George P. Steinhauer,
Department of the Navy
Mr. Maurice S. Stuckey,
Defense Mapping Agency
National Security Agency
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Mr. William A. Tarbell,
Department of the Navy
Mr. Nicholas A. Toomer,
OSD
Mr. John T. Tyler, Jr.,
DSAA
CIA
Mr. John D. Wagoner,
Department of Energy
Mr. Larry K. Wentz,
The MITRE Corporation
BG Charles R. White, USAFR
Air Force Reserve
Mr. Edward Zdankiewicz,
OSD
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F. KENNEDY SCHOOL. OF GOVERNMENT
University
Thattry Anglut 23
1988 NISM Schedule
Wedecaday August
Tharkagy A.ognst 25
Week 1
y Avast 26 Satarday AAgnst 27
7;5. 8:00 am BREAKFAST
1030 - 1045 BREAK
11145 - 1215
Manor meet
Titubles in tobance
Krzr
LaimAsecrirAi
Dominguez
Allison
USSR I
150 - &-00 AM
Ccincinental
2111.i&
U;SZtirda
(A arid B)
Aram Coocnal
Exacise
Carnmle
Vice Admiral Bobby Bell
tary Cortskieraticrisrt
INF =id START'
Homan Angustine
"Ilie Mimi at the End
of the Light"
Bus Tour of
Boston
Harbor Cruise
3:30 Welkin' g Tour of Harvard
?meet outside. Town Rail
USSR I
Meyer
(A and B)
The Camp Edwards
Mesta Plaa
Speaker: Charles Zraket
START and Verification"
Robert Gates
Chart House
Boston
cortmaq - 5:30
Dinner -6:30
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University
Mau* August 29
7: IS - 8:00 3111 BREAKFAST
9:CO atn Discussios Camps
1988 N1SM Schedule
Thesday August 30 Wedensday August 31
Tbuisday Septa:ober 1
Week -4,
Moray
Uses of Histcry 1(
10:30-10:45RREAK
10-.45 -12:15
Hata
(A aid B)
with Pane/
140
boat
12:15-2:00
Box Lunch - Town Harl
Box Leach - Fort= \
,
2:CO ? 3:30
Nyc 140 NAcbt 140
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USSR
(A and B)
Dinner
6:00 ? 800
Uses of Histoty (
May
non) Oaths of Richard He nu
Us of Histazy a
May
Final Dinner
Cocktail, 5:30 - Penthouse
Diener -Fm
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The faculty were well prepared to elicit
thought-provoking discussions making the
class sessions very useful."
Staff Director
U.S. Space Command
8 FACULTY
Distinguishcd for their intellectual
rigor and for their contributions to
public service, the Program's faculty mem-
bers reflect a broad spectrum of academic
interests and practical experience in na-
tional security.
Graham T. Allison is Don K. Price Profes-
sor of Politics and dean. His teaching and
research are concentrated in the areas of
political analysis, American foreign policy,
arms control, and nuclear war prevention.
He is a director of the Council on Foreign
Relations and a consultant with the
Department of Defense. He is a coauthor,
with Albert Carnesale and Joseph Nye, of
Hawks, Doves, and Owls: An Agenda for
Avoiding Nuclear War.
Francis M. Bator, Ford Foundation Profes-
sor of International Political Economy, .
teaches macroeconomic theory and policy.
Prior to coming to Harvard, he served as
deputy assistant to the President for na-
tional security affairs, as the senior
economist on the National Security Coun-
cil staff, and as special consultant to the
Secretary of the Treasury.
Robert D. Blackwill is a lecturer in public
policy. A career diplomat, he returned to
the School in 1987 after serving as the U.S.
ambassador to the MBFR talks in Vienna.
Previously he had served in diplomatic
posts around the world and in Washington,
most recently as principal deputy assistant
secretary of state for European affairs and
director of West European affairs. He is
currently writing a book on conventional
arms control in Europa
Albert Carnesale is Lucius N. Littauer
Professor of Public Policy and academic
dean. His teaching and research focuses on
international security emphasizing issues of
nuclear weapons and strategies for their
use and misuse. He has served as a par-
ticipant in the Strategic Arms Limitation
Talks and headed the U.S. government
delegation to the International Nuclear
Fuel Cycle Evaluation.
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Jorge Dominguez is professor of govern-
ment at Harvard. He is a former president
of the Latin America Studies Association
and author of U.S. Interests and Policies in
the Caribbean and Central America and
Cuba: Internal and International Affairs.
Dan H. Fenn, Jr. is special assistant to the
chancellor at the University of,Mas-
sachusetts. He has previously served as
staff assistant to President Kennedy, com-
missioner and vice chairman of the U.S.
Tariff Commission, and director of the
John F. Kennedy Library.
Jacques S. Gansler is vice president and
directaz of The Analytic Sciences Corpora-
tion (TASC). Prior to his current position,
he has served as deputy assistant secretary
of defense for material acquisition, assis-
tant director of defense research and en-
gineering, and vice president of I.T.T.
Ernest R. May is Charles Warren Professor
of History. Formerly dean of Harvard Col-
lege and director of Harvard's Institute of
Politics, he has been a consultant at vari-
ous times to the Joint Chiefs of Staff and
the Office of the Secretary of Defense. He
is the author and/or editor of numerous
books dealing with the history of the Unit-
ed States, U.S. foreign and defense policy,
and Thinking in Time: The Uses of History
for Decision-Makers.
Arthur R. Miller, professor of law at the
Harvard Law School, is a member of the
New York State Bar, the U.S. Supreme
Court Bar, the Special Advisory Group to
s-'----the Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme
Court on federal civil litigation, and is
reporter to the Advisory Committee on
Civil Rules of Procedure for the U.S. feder-
al courts. He has published extensively in
the fields of civil procedure, copyright, and
privacy and computer technology.
Robert J. Murray is lecturer in public poli-
cy and director of the School's National
Security Program. Formerly he was dean
of the Naval War College, undersecretary
of the Navy, and deputy assistant secretary
of defense. His areas Of interest are nation-
al security policy, defense strategy, and
resource allocation.
Michael Nacht is dean and professor of
public affairs of the University of
Maryland's School of Public Affairs. A
former associate professor of public policy
at the School and associate director of the
Center for Science and International Af-
fairs, he has written extensively on nation-
al security topics including The Age of
Vulnerability: Threats to the Nuclear
Stalemate.
Joseph S. Nye, Jr. is Ford Foundation -
Professor of International Security and
director of the School's Center in Science
and International Affairs. He has previous-
ly served as deputy undersecretary of state
for security assistance where he received
the State Department's highest award for
distinguished service. He has written a
number of important works on interna-
tional politics and American foreign poli-
cy, including Nuclear Ethics.
Larry K. Smith, visiting faculty member
for the National Security Program, was
formerly chief of staff to Senators Gary
Hart and Thomas McIntyre and a profes-
sional staff member of the Senate Armed
Services Committee. In addition to govern-
ment service, he has worked for private
busineii providing analysis and counsel on
national security and arms control issues.
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