NOB HILL NEWS (STANSFIELD TURNER LUNCHEON SPEAKER)

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 8
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 16, 2009
• Sequence Number: 30
• Publication Date: February 6, 1978
• Content Type: MISC

Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1978 NO. 5
TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL UNIVERSITY FOR PRESIDENTS SAN FRANCISCO FEBRUARY 5.11,1978
Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
 Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
Monday on Nob Hill a
Opening Cermo,ny
There's been a slight change in
plans with the Opening Ceremony
so please read carefully...
Jump out of bed and head for
the Fairmont Terrace Room!
Starting at 7:45 a.m., the
Sutter Street Stompers will
serenade you as you enjoy your
free continental breakfast.
(Early risers:. You can have
breakfast in the Terrace Room
beginning at 6:45, but the
Stompers don't hit the floor
until . 7:45. )
because there is limited eleva-
tor service. The doors will
close at 9 a.m-. and the Opening
Ceremony will begin promptly.
No one will be admitted once
the doors are c os .
At 8:45; the music will lead
you to the Grand Ballroom, so
you can-be seated by 8:55. Re-
member'to allow sufficient
time to get to the Ballroom
Message
from the
Chairman
Welcome to San Francisco and the
28th Annual University for Presi-
dents! We hope you are prepared
for a fast, action-filled five days.
You are going to experience an in-
vigorating and challenging week,
and-we hope you enjoy it as much as
we have enjoyed planning it for you.
A YPO university is a unique exper-
ience. We have 160 hours of educa-
tion and idea exchange scheduled,
plus four unique social events.
We encourage you to participate in
all of the education and social
events available to you this week.
Don't miss the experience:
It will dazzle you!
REMEMBER YOUR NAME BADGE!
Faculty: The front left portion
of the Grand Ballroom has been
reserved for you. Please be
seated in that area.
Your San Francisco Committee
includes:
Education Chairpersons--Ron and
Harriet Weintraub
Social Chairpersons--Charlie and
Jaffe Davis
Transportation/Hospitality/Sports--
o and Dottie UicKinson
Promotion and Publications--Ed and
California Liaison/Prayer
Northern o
reakfaast /Home Parties--iggs and
Jackie DaV'3-S
Finance--Frank and Mary Lou Little
Advisors--International President and
First k -Lady, Jack and Bobbi Linkletter
On behalf of the University Committee
we sincerely hope you enjoy your
week and thank you for joining us.
Jack and Bonnie Heidt
University-Chairpersons
Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
 Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
Education
Achieving Full Potential and
Awa reness
The San Francisco University is
offering several classes to provide
YPOers and their spouses with tech-
niques, insights, perspectives and
information that will make every
aspect of their lives richer and
more successful. The classes are
geared toward expanding innate abil-
ities and increasing potential to
understand, succeed and enjoy. The
entire approach concentrates on what
is "right" with people rather than
what is "wrong."
Werner Erhard
The range of subjects is wide:
? Werner Erhard, the founder of est
(Erhard Seminars Training), will
speak about Creating a Context of
Satisfaction. Erhard believes that
we all possess the power to trans-
form our lives and that we can be-
come more happy, loving and self-
expressive.
? Timothy Gallway will give classes
on The Inner Game of Tennis--A New
Approach to Learning (he wrote the
book with the same title) and The
Inner Game of Life--Quest for Self-
Knowledge. Once captain of the
tennis team at Harvard, Gallwey has
developed a practical approach to
life and learning that uses tennis
and other sports as the focal exper-
ience. Well grounded in yoga, Zen
and meditation, Gallwey is concerned
with removing the mental obstacles
that prevent us from realizing our
full potential.
? Roger Gould, M.D., is a psycholo-
gist who specializes in the crises
of mid-life. In his class, The Un-
folding Career: The Unfolding Life,
Dr. Gould will show how mid-life
crises.can provide us with the op-
portunity to gain new energy and
establish new direction through re-
evaluating goals at home and at work.
There will be one class for men and
one for women.
? Kenneth Olson, a clinical psycholo-
gist and former Lutheran pastor, will
give classes on Living Successfully:
with Stress, The Art of Hanging Loose
in an Uptight World (he also wrote
the book of the same title) and The
Miracle of Dialogue. Olson will
teach YPOers and their spouses the
skills of "hanging loose" emotion-
ally. He will also show how to moni-
tor your inner dialogue so,that it
becomes a positive emotional tool.
Negative emotional responses, stress
and bad communication can be con-
trolled and genuine fulfillment
achieved.
? Mitsuo Aoki, who refers to himself
as a "cosmic dancer," is a professor
of religion at the University of
Hawaii. Aoki's concern with the
"why" of suffering, and the meaning
of death is founded on the wisdom
of Eastern religion. A convert to
Christianity--he was born in Hawaii
of Japanese Buddist parents--Aoki
will give classes on Overcoming Hu-
man Suffering: An Asian Perspective
and The Meaning of Death: An Asian
Perspective.
Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
 Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
M
9W
This series of four classes presents
four business leaders who speak from
-years of top business and nonbusi-
ness experience and whose under-
standing of top management can be
invaluable to us.
Today's class features Jack Valenti,
President of the Motion Picture
Association of America, the Motion
Picture Export Association and the
Association of Motion Picture and
Television Producers.
Jack Valenti
As today is Valenti's only oppor-
tunity to appear, View from the Top
and his class on The American Movie
Business are both scheduled for this
morning. The movie session covers
the rating' ystem and the increase
of sex and`iolence in films. Con-
sult Monday's Education Schedule
for times and locations of both
classes.
PERCEIVED VALUE PRICING: PROBLEM
OR OPPORTUNITY?
Daniel Nimer, an authority on price
planning, has formulated a system-
atic approach to the determination
of pricing objectives, strategies
and tactics. In this course, he
will emphasize the importance of the
marketplace, rather than costs, and
will discuss the role of the sales
force in setting and selling the
price.
COST REDUCTION TECHNIQUES FOR
CHIEF EXECUTIVES
A First-Timers Model Curriculum
Course
49er Harry E. Figgie, Jr., Chairman
and Chief Executive Officer of A-T-O,
Inc., will show how the use of prac-
tical, quick and highly applicable
techniques of cost reduction can re-
sult in a 10-to-20 percent savings
in operating costs within 30 days.
Although Figgie's techniques are
neither sophisticated nor expensive,
they should be effective in both
quick and long-term cost reductions.
The course will be repeated Thursday.
INVESTING FOR CHALLENGE, FUN AND,
OF COURSE, PROFIT
YPOer Sandy Greenberg, head of a pri-
vate investment company and a veteran
of the How to Maximize Your Assets
Seminar, will outline his own formula
for successful investing. Focusing
on problems of greatest interest to
YPOers, he will show how to make the
safest and best use of existing
resources and assets, how to expand
wealth through investment and how to
preserve wealth through prudent fi-
nancial planning. This course will
be repeated Tuesday for more specula-
tive investments.
HOW TO INCREASE PROFITS BY
MEASURABLY IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY
When he was Vice President of Sys-
tems Performance at Emery Air
Freight, Edward Feeney established
a national reputation by increasing
annual profits by $2 million a year.
Now the head of his own consulting
firm, Feeney will show how his sys-
tem can improve employee performance
and increase profits in YPO-sized
companies. A significant advantage
of his system is that it aids in
identifying hidden or undervalued
performance-improvement areas so
positive steps can be taken. The
course will be repeated Wednesday.
Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
 Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
Admiral
Stansfield Turner
We are privileged to have Admiral
Stansfield Turner USN, Director of
Central Intelligence, as luncheon
speaker today.
Admiral Turner, who was sworn in as
Director in March 1977, heads the
Intelligence Community .(all U.S.
foreign intelligence agencies) and
the Central Intelligence Agency.
A Rhodes Scholar, Admiral Turner has
held a variety of sea assignments,
including command of a minesweeper,
a destroyer and a guided missile
frigate. As 36th President of the
Naval War College in Newport, Rhode
Island, he instituted major revi-
sions in the curriculum to strength-
en its academic content.
In August 1974, Admiral Turner be-
came commander of the United States
Second Fleet and NATO Striking Fleet
Atlantic. He served in that capacity
until August 1975, when he was named
Commander-in-Chief, Allied Forces
Southern Europe (AFSOUTH). Upon
assuming that position in September
1975, he was promoted to the rank of
Admiral. He.held.this command.until
assuming his present duties.
This afternoon, from 3:45 to 5 p.m.,
we will have the first of two Idea
Exchange programs. Five sessions
are scheduled today, including one
specifically for spouses. Tradi-
tionally Idea Exchange sessions are
among the most well-attended, en-
joyable and stimulating programs
offered at universities. Consult
today's Education Schedule for the
location of these sessions:
o How and whether to sell your
company
o How to prepare yourself and your
business for the next recession
o How to deal with problems created
by family members in your business
o How to diversify to pull your
company out of a rut.
o How to select a business that you
want to own and operate.
Because of early departures for
evening events on Tuesday and.Wednes-
day, we are only able to schedule
Idea Exchange sessions on Monday and
Thursday..; Plan to attend and
participate.
I #V%
Vrd to.thoe W'Nes
Ron and Harriet Weintraub have made
a major effort to offer a wide se-;
lection of classes of interest to
women. Two members of the business
faculty will teach courses of prac-
tical value for women: Peter Lippett
will cover "What Women Should Know
About Management of Personal Fi-
nances"; and "Wills, Trusts and
Taxes"; Gordon Miller will teach
"Decision Making for Spouses" to
help us improve on this talent.
Women are welcome to attend other
business classes to learn about
everything from personal investments
(with Sandy Greenberg) to negoti-
ating (with Chester Karrass).
Our health, our minds and interper-
sonal relationships will be fully
explored. In addition to the Sunrise
Sessions on health, physical fitness
and exercise, there will be two
classes on women's health taught by
Dr. Laurel Glass. Sharon Bower will
teach women how to assert themselves
in a positive way; Nathaniel Branden
Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
 Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
will explore romantic love, intimacy
and marriage; Roger Gould will direct
one of his classes to women in mid-
life transition; Thea and Thomas
Lowry will present four classes on
various aspects of marriage; and Ken
Olson will show us how to live with
stress.
Our children will benefit by what we
learn from Fred Mills (self-esteem),
Alberta Siegel (television), Jack
Valenti (movies), Alice Thompson
(learning) and Richard Rabkin (cults).
Werner Erhard will explore est; Tim
Gallwey, the inner game; and Mitsuo
Aoki, Asian philosophy.
Finally, there will be two Idea
Exchange Sessions devoted to women
who want to learn about going into
business.
It will end no later that 11 p.m.,
so early risers won't miss the morn-
ing jog and health classes.
Presidents'
Prayer _ Breakfast
Jiggs and Jackie Davis, Prayer
Breakfast Chairpersons, invite
you to attend a traditional
highlight of YPO universities:
the Presidents' Prayer Break-
fast, on Wednesday, February 8,
at 7 a.m. in the Gold Room of
the Fairmont Hotel.
We hope you will get to know other
YPO spouses during your stay in San
Francisco and that you enjoy the
University--especially the classes
of special interest to you.
Bulletin Board
R, I, II, T and F? After some cour-
ses on -the Education Schedule, you
will notice the notation: (R), (I),
(II), (T) or '(FT). (R) signifies
the course will be repeated during
,the week; (I) and (II) mean a topic
is divided into two parts, each
class being an independent unit;
(T) indicates that the class will
be taped; and (FT) stands for First-
Timers Model Curriculum Course.
There are 2 Gold Rooms: one in the
Fairmont and one in the Stanford
Court. Check your daily Education
Schedule to make sure you are in the
right room for the right class!
Today is your only opportunity: to
hear Werner Erhard, the creator of
est, Erhard ~Seminars Training.
Don't be late: Tonight's program,
Inside Hollywood: A Few Words About
Lyrics, starts promptly at 9:30 p.m.
The inspirational message will
be given by Charles "Chuck"
Colson--scholar, lawyer, former
Special Counsel to the Presi-
dent and founder of Prison Fel-
lowship, a ministry in Washing-
ton, D.C.
The prison ministry conducts
seminars for wardens, chaplains,
inmates and community leaders
to bridge the historic barriers
of alienation by means of the
spirit of Christ.
Fun and Games
Want to relax and mingle with
friends you haven't seen since the
year of the flood? Want a chance
to build new friendships? Come on
down to the Game Room, located just
outside the Grand Ballroom of the
Fairmont.
YPOers only will be welcomed to the
Game Room--featuring a cash bar,
lounge section and game section with
card tables, pool and ping pong ta-
bles. Open 2 to 5 p.m. every day.
Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
 Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
Chapter
Cocktail Parties
Achtung: All of the 11 attending
couples from the YANKEE CHAPTER can
consider themselves extremely for-
tunate to have reservations for
Monday's dinner at La Bourgogne Res-
taurant (330 Mason Street) at 8 p.m.
This is a "Gozinta," so those who
do not arrive on time (or at all)
will have the pleasure of dividing
the check. Questions? Call your
friendly Social Chairman Dick
Zitser, room 610 in the Fairmont.
PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER members are
having a party at the Bank of Amer-
ca Building on Monday, February 6.
Cocktails at 7 p.m. in the Bank of
America. Boardroom; dinner in Davre's
Carnelian Room. Your hosts for the
evening are Ed & Nancy Driscoll and
Fred & Judy Fishman.
The SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTER
party Monday night will start at
7 p.m. at the Imperial Palace, 919
Grant Street in Chinatown. This
change in time will permit us to
attend the Bergmans' special Inside
Hollywood presentation. Contact
Rob Hixson at the Stanford Court
if you have questions.
FREEBIES!!!
In addition to your free
breakfast this morning, your
Committee has made special ar-
rangements for you to be
served a FREE continental
breakfast Tuesday through Fri-
day. Come to the Fairmont's
Grand Ballroom, 6:45 to 8:30.
WARNING: A YPO COUPLE HAS HAD THEIR
ROOM BROKEN INTO AND THEIR VALUABLES
STOLEN. WE URGE YOU TO CHECK YOUR
VALUABLES AT THE FRONT-DESK.
Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
 Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5
Nuts and Bolts
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Because of your Committee's The YPO Information Desk is lo-
fiscal acumen, those $9 (plus cated on the Mezzanine level of
tax and tip) lunches you've the Faimont Hotel near the Gift
been reading and hearing about Shop. It will be open Monday
will be only $6 (plus tax and through Friday 8:30 to 4.
tip). If you've already Fairmont people call extension
signed up for the $9 per per- 5360; Stanford Court people
son per meal plan, you too call 772-5360.
will billed at the $6 rate.
BILLS... BILLS... BILLS
Important! You may only sign
bills and charge to your room
in the Hotel in which you are
registered, not in both Hotels
Stanford Court people cannot
have dinner in the Fairmont
and charge it to their room
and vice versa!
TENNIS FANS
HOME PARTIES
Your Wednesday night home par-
ties hostess. is planning on
your visit. If something hap-
pens that prevents you from
attending her dinner, please
call the YPO Information Desk
and leave a message for Tonsie
McAden. From the Fairmont
call extension 5360, from the
Stanford Court call 772-5360.
SMOKING
The limited number of courts .. Is not allowed in classrooms
and playing hours have minimiz-
ed playing time. If you signed
up to play and find you can't,
notify the YPO Information Desk
so that someone else can.
REMINDERS
1. THE OPENING CEREMONY BE-
GINS AT 9 A.M. SHARP, SO BE IN
YOUR SEAT BY 8:55 A.M.
2. COME TO THE FAIRMONT'S
TERRACE ROOM FOR A FREE CON-
TINENTAL BREAKFAST;OPENS AT
6:45 A.M.
3. DON'T MISS TODAY'S LUNCH-
EON SESSION WITH ADMIRAL STANS-
FIELD TURNER, 12:20 P.M. IN
THE FAIRMONT'S GRAND BALLROOM.
4. JOGGERS MEEfi AT 14 P Ma AT='
TO THE'FAT'R
THE FRONT ENTRANCE
MONT.
5. TONIGHT'S AFRENIGHT'
DISCOVER SAN FRANCISCO.
6. WEAR YOUR NAME BADGE EVERY-
WHERE.
Approved For Release 2009/06/16: CIA-RDP05T00644R000200780030-5