SPEAKING SCHEDULES 1977-80

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Thew of Talk
APEX most significant change;
Bckgrnd of old system/new; expec
6 October 1980 I Auditorium I APEX SEMINAR
Approx.lVarious civilian. military
tations; impact of APEX; potentijl
Why EA impt.; challenge - HUMINT
social/societal change;economics
future looks bright; must focus
SAS
nn conslours
gains/losses for yr; security vial
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DCI TALKS DURING MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1980
STAT
l
ow all changed in 33 yrs; lookin
ahead; Agency's people most impt
changing mgmt system; future
'
18 Se tember 1980
Auditorium
CIA Annual Awards Ceremony/33rd Birthda
v
? pe?pte_
bright du n_Ag.nGy
Representing every area of
Amherst, Smith Vassar and Williams
475
life (161)
intelligence in the 80's
17 September 1980
Auditorium
Alumni Clubs
Future to CIA; resources vs.
regents; personnel concerns;
observation of legis. proposals
19 September 1980
CIA
SIS Officer's Course
Agency officers
Why the course? Why you picked.
What will be expected for you
are future supergrades
Se tember 1980
2
DCI CR
24
A enc employees
hnges in decade; US-Soy re at o
Community, Business and
hip; world overview; Imptance of
Approx
various Government
esources; ideology of democracy;
'
{
25 Se tember 1980
Old LOB
Third World Conf. (Opening/Closing Rmk
) 250
Leaders
' ? @ e
t e
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us
Prepared for Studies in Intelligence
'Message from the Director'
mp ance-o a ogue exc ange o
ideas in any profession, tsp.
intell. Imptance of Studies a
high quall of scholarship
Trial & appelate judges,
IC dilemma; new atmosphere/em-
10th Circuit Court Conference
trial lawyers, bankruptcy
judges, federal magistrates
phasis legalities for IC/chngs
in roduction/FOiA, CA,Idens/gra
American Intelligence in the
11 August 1980
San Francisco
San Francisco Press Club
1980's'
11 August 1980
Prep
ared for SIGNAL Ma ezine/Oct issue
Message by DCI to thqArnmoed Forces Communication
Electronics Associat
ccoap s nts over a-ass ETew yrs
robins to be solved (generally)
itch for greater community ccope
tandl
19 Au2us 1980
Coolidge Audit.
Library
of Con ress
Congressional Sumner Interns
00-500
ollege Jrs and Srs,
entin 50 states
s o
n gain
afo; inf lgency uenci ng ,m events s to in other
ountries, ethical choices, inpta
f Intell today
21.Aug
s
55
e Urban League Sunnier Fell
reds pursuing masters and
octorates
Status of IC evolution a how th
eve been a part; expanding scope
awareness; Id
o enness/pub.
ork;
a
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 DCI TALKS DURING MONTH OF JULY 1980
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eneral explanation of what
Golden Plate Awardees intelligence is all about
Changes in the role of super-
rades and challenges for the
(future.
en'd description o n e
gency tasks/descrptlon of Di-
ectorates and their responsi-
ilities
ov. energy problems econ.
rowth, Interaction w/other
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5 May 1980
CIA
Members-of Intelligence Coawnity
(Ag?WAdsyashington, Field.6'major
2W
350
APEX Seminar
APEX (Coarpartarentation)
6 May 1980
CIA
Awardees
Studies In Intelligence
asfoor T979
Congratulations -25th
Anniversary-
10 May 1980
CIA
Family Day (isitation
Families of CIA employees
welcome 6 family role
17 May 1980
The Citadel
Charleston,
o. Carolina
Graduating Class of 1980
468
447 Cadets
21 Veterans
America's Changing Role
23 May 1980
Arlington Hall
Arlington, VA
All personnel assigned to USAG
US Amy Intell 6 Security Command
200 -
300
DoD CCivilianss(,
DIAMPeiionnXelall se5yjcUjM
Army and
Memorial Day Ceremony
Honor men 6 women of Intell
Profession
27 May 1980
Rm. 902?
CoC Bldg.
OTR Visit
70-90.
Training Staffers
Division & Course Chiefs
What I Expect From Training
May 1980
30
CIA Auditorium
CIA Employees
200-300
GS-10s/13s
Improve coomunicat ons w thin
Agency - questions 6 cents
from audience
Ily
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 Thursday, 10 April 1980
1030-1200
Wash.,D.C.
American Society of Newspaper Editors
600
Newspaper Editors
o
.
Change in Intelligence Pro-%
fession
Friday, 11 April 1980
1300
Rm. lA07
CiA Hqs.
Life Sciences Symposium
Life Scientists
Change in Intell Profession
Thursday, 17 A ril 1980
Palm Beach
Florida
Palm Beach Round Table
"influential South Floridian
s Change in Intel] Profession
Monday, 21 April 1980
1500
CIA Auditorium
Intelligence
Community Members
(Award Ceremony)
Award Recepients A guests
Special Contributions
of each awardee
Monday, 28 April 1980
1600-1700
CIA
Presidential Exchange Executives
25
Businessmen
New IC organization 6
changes under EO 12036
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1900-2000
28 Ma
h 1980
CIA Auditorium
Amherst/Smith/Wssar/11111 uan1
D.C. Alumni clubs of
IYnherst/Smith/Vassar/Ilms
CMnge in Intelligence
rc
, Friday
0845
Senior Intelligence Service Course
#1-80
SIS Officers
leader
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01-7 New Trends I Challenges in
Intelligence Community
Saturday. 16 February 1980
Indianapolis,
Indiana
Indianapolis Veteran Groups
Sena100-700tor Birch members of Bayh Veteran
Groups
INewntelliTrendsgenc1e In Intel Reform a
i Community
Wednesday, 20 February 1980
Ft. McNair
Wash., D. C.
National Defense University
NDU Class of 1980
Questions to students on
ethics, quality, collection
and problems of intelligence
Wednesday, 20 February 1980
Capitol Hill
Zablocki Subcommittee (House Foreign
Affairs International Security E
Scientific Affairs Subcommittee
Congressional Subcommittee
"The Role of Intelligence in
the Foreign Policy Process
Wednesday, 20 February 1980
Metropolitan
Club
Wash., D. C.
Business Dinner
Local Businessmen
Roundtable discussion -
exchange of views
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Wednesday, 2 January 1980
Whidbey Island
ashington
Naval Air Station Chapel
Medium Attack Tactical
Electronic Wing, US Pacific Fleet
Memorial Service
Cmdr. Walter D. Williams
Monday, 14 January 1980
CIA Auditorium
Supergrades
Senior Intelligence Servic
Promotion Ceremony
Congratulations & Leadership
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DCI TALKS DL QNTH Of December ?1979
10 December 1979
Monday
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The Role of Intelligence
in Foreign Policy
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7 November 1979
Wednesday
Dayton/
Cleveland
FTD, Wright Patterson Field; Editorial
Board w/Cleveland Plain Dealer and
Union Club
Changing nature of intei -
implications for business
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4 October 1979
Sheraton-Park
National Security
Managers
Thursday 2000
Washington,DC
Industrial Association
Industrial sector
4 October 1979
Health of Agency; how viewed
Thursday 1030-1100
4E64 Ilgs
Office of Security Field Chiefs
Agency employees
by consumers; challenging
job; Q&A
5 October 1979
Association of
How role of Intel officer
Friday 1200
Reston, VA
Former Intelligence Officers
has changed; present
Agency policies
11 October 1979
Thursday 1400-1500
OCT C.R.
Mid-Career Course
Agency employees
Q&A Session
17 October 1979
Wednesday 1800
Dumbarton Oaks
Washington,DC
Alliance to Save Energy
150-
200
Oil prospects; conservation
19 October 1979
Frida
1130
DCI C.R.
FR Division Chiefs
Agency employees
IC working arrangements;
l
y
personne
matters
24 October 1979
Wednesday 1400-1515
CIA
Auditorium
In-House Speakers Program
DCI/MAG
Internal/external status
26 October 1979
CIA
Friday 1030
Auditorium
Agency employees
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14 September 1919
Friday 1430-1530
DCI C.R.
Agency Recruiters
Substantive changes taking
place; Q&A
18 September 1979
Tuesday 1000-1030
Auditorium CIA
IArium
1979 Annual Awards Ceremony
Agency employees
Presentation of service
certificates; Agency
accomplishments & challenges
19 Sepbember 1979
Wednesday 1445-1600
DCI C.R.
Perspectives for New Supergrades
Agency employees
Agency goals/issues
25 September 1979
Tuesday 1020-1100
CIA
Auditorium
Young President's Organization
Chief executive officers
Similarities between Intel
and business corps
27 September 1979
Thursday 1600-1630
1A07 Hqs
Industrial Security Conference
61
Security officers repre-
senting Agency contractors
Effective security in govt
and private sector
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Dt1 TALKS DUAU. rn OF __ Ayy'st 1979?
Date
8 August 1979
Wednesday 1400
LOLJLion
GA13 Hqs.
Graduate Fellows
80
Students
Thanks; changes underway In
Intel; Q&A
10 August 1979
Friday 1200
Dallas, Texas
National Conference of
Bar Presidents
Lawyers
The State of American
Intelligence Today
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DCt TALKS DUAPNC MOrml OP Jui 1979
STAT
11 July 1979
Wednesday 1400-1430
CIA
Auditorium
Supergrade Promotions
Agency employees
Presentation; congratulations
12 July 1979
Thursday 1200-1210
DCI C.R.
Award Ceremony
Agency employees
Presentation; service record;
thanks
13 July 1979
Friday 1330-1400
CIA
Auditorium
Summer Only Employees
260
Summer Only employees
Pleased to have with; brief
outline of Intel work, DCI
duties; Q&A
30 July 1979
Monday 1000-1030
CIA
Auditorium
Placement Officials from
Minority Universities
Univ placement officials
Career potential; minority
recruitment
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DCI TALKS. DURIee, AQK H Or June 1176
1 June 1979
CIA
Observance of
Remembrance of those serving
Friday 1400
Auditorium
Vietnam Veteran's Week 1979
Agency employees
in Vietnam; common links
between them & Agency
12 June 1979
Tuesday 1500
CIA
Auditorium
Guest Speaker Program
Jack Anderson
Agency employees
Introduction of Anderson
Overview of CIA & IC; trends,
15 June 1979
Friday 1430
DCI C.R.
Mid-Career Course
efforts next 6-12 mos.
19 June 1979
Tuesday 1345-1415
DCI's Office
Interview with
Michael Foot, British Historian
Questions B Answers
20 June 1979
Sheraton-
Armed Forces Communications
1000
Members from govt,
The State of Intelligence
Wednesday 2000
Carlton, D.C.
and Electronics Association
industry, military
21 June 1979
DDS&T Conf Rm
Development Course
DD56T Career
5
DOS&T employees--avg 'grade
rs -service
13
GS
ith -12
Agency changes during service;
future changes; Q&As
Thursday 1400-1430
6E60 Hqs
.
-
y
w
'27 June 1979
Coolidge
Congressional Summer Interns
General - Agency and IC
Wednesday 1300
Auditorium
intell activities
30 June 1979
Change of Command Ceremony
Remarks re Adm Read's career;
Saturday 1100
Norfolk, Va.
VADM William Read Retirement
naval profession
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DCL TALKS DUAL., 4KTH OF May 1979
9 May 1979
Wednesday 1700
The Capitol
Room S-407
Senate Freshmen Republicans
20
Junior Republican
Senators
Old Cabinet talk, i.e. what
etc. does, kinds of Intell,
18 May 1919
Friday 1400-1430
DCI C.R.
Senior Seminar
20
GS-15's - Agency
Leadership
24 Kay 1979
Y
Thursday 1400-1410
DCI C.R.
Distinguished Intelligence Cross
Award Ceremony
25
3 awardees and
their families
Mature of awemen purpose e-
award; statement of appre-
ciation
25 May 1979
Friday 1000
CIA
Auditorium
Intelligence Community
Awards Ceremony
6 awardees and
their families
Community working together;
background of each
cipient
recipient
30 May 1979
Wednesday 1845-2100
Duquesne Club
Pittsburgh,Pa.
Senior executives of
major corporations
10
Senior executives
General discussion
31 May 1979
Thursday 1300-1400
Wm Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh,Pa.
World Affairs Council
of Pittsburgh
500
Various
Influence on Intelligence
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Date
LocaLluw
roup
4 April 1979
Wednesday 1600-1630
DCI/CR
National Senior Cryptological Course
(NSA's most prestigious course)
30
civilian & military from
all IC components Cs 14/15
demonstrate that DCI to IC
oriented/IC concerns
12 April 1979
Thursday 1130-1400
Trader Vic's
Washington
Hilton
Overseas Writers Association
100
half 4 half: American write
who have served overseas 4
foreign writers here
a
16 April 1979
Charlottesville
Oliver Turner Society
15
Monday
24 April 1979
Tuesday 1400
CIA HQ
NATO Defense College Course 154
51
senior military & civilian
NATO officials (incl Creek
4 Portuguese for 1st time
role of CIA in dev natl
policy; Congr relationship
signif. of IC reorg.
27 April 1979
Friday 1320-1410
Langley High
School
Seminars on American Realities (SOAR)
(sponsored by Langley HS An Civ class)
students
inform students on IC/
American Intel issues
(6th of 6 50min seminars by Cl,
)
30 April 1979
Monday 0745
Phoenix, Ariz
Forging Industry Association
(Andrew Sides)
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DCl TALKS DURING niNTH OF April 1979
Number Description of Croup
C
 10 March Saturday
Pascagoula, His
Commissioning of the USS JOHN HANCOCK
Navy 6 Industry
Navy ships - he or she?
12 March Monday
Boca Raton, Fla
American College of Trial Lawyers
900+
Trial Lawyers
State of Intelligence
13 March Tuesday
FBI Auditorium
FBI Distinguished Lecture Series
Middle level managers
State of Intelligence
16 March Friday
17th 6 Penn, DC
Los Angeles Times Breakfast Meeting
20
Washington bureau staff
29 March Thursday
1170-1400
Beverly Hilton
Los Angeles
Los Angeles World Affairs Council
29 March Thursday
1670-2170
CalTech, LA
CalTech/Jet Propulsion Lab Community
Students, faculty,
JPL scientists
30 March Friday
0800-0970
Preis Club, LA
Los Angeles Press Club
Members - press
30 March Friday
1500
USHPGS
Monterey
USN Post Graduate School
Graduating class
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DCI TALKS DURIN4 ,.JKTh OF March 1919
Location Group Number
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DCI TALKS DURING MONTH OF February 1979
uate
Iran, SALT. Probs of CIA
1 February
5-138
Chafee Breakfast
Freshman Senators
How Congress can help -
Thursday. 0815
Capitol
upbeat - positive
1 February
DCI C.R.
Principia College
35
Government Interns
Thursday 1600-1700
6 February
Tuesday, 1530
CIA
Auditorium
Senate Youth Program
130
High School
2 from each state b DC
9 February
NSA
NSA employees
h nice abt performance
to call
Friday. 1100-1130
Auditorium
14 February
Watergate
Y-Group
30-40
Corporate executives
Wednesday, 0730-0830
Terrace Room
14 February
CIA
Harvard Club
Alumni
Wednesday, 1845
Audi turium
22 February
Capitol Hill
RAMS - Republicans Associated
Congressional Staff
Thursday, 1200-1400
Club
for Mutual Support
-Interrel: policy & Intel
27 February
SAIS
ISA - International Studies
250
Foreign Affairs
how one infl other
Tuesday. 1630
Auditorium
Association, Washington Chapter
Specialists
-How avoid intel dieted by policy
-P robs Predicting events
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DCI TAM DURING MO Of January 1979
Date
25 January
Thursday, 0940
Cong Chappell'
Office
Stetson Univ Students
15
Value and Importance of
intell function
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Date
5 December
Tuesday, 1415-1510
Location
DCI C.R.
Croup
Newspaper Editorial Writers
15
Editorial Page Editors
of leading US newspapers
-Role of Intel in free society
-Need for secrecy I charter leg
-FOAgenc IA problem w/press
7 December
Thursday. 1200-1300
Rayburn Bldg
Cong Solarz's Constituents
7 December
Thursday, 1715
Shoreham-
Americana
Center for the Study of
Democratic Institutions
William 0. Douglas
inquiry Convocation
Freedom t the Intell Function
13 December
Wednesday, 1830
11 Dupont
Circle,
Carnegie Endowment
program
Face-to-Face
30
Nbrs Conq & key aides; sr
ofls Wash forn affrs cmty;
media, academic & bush reps
Trends in Intelligence
14 December
Thursday, Bkfst
Sheraton-
Carlton
NBC News Directors
DCI TALKS DURL. ..TN OF December 1978
Number Description of Croup
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Data
13 November
Monday, 1900
t.ocacion
NYC
..r
Navy League of the U.S.
---
22 November
Wednesday, 1030
Ft. McNair
National Defense University
Students
Secrecy in an open Society
30 November
Thursday, 2000
Harvard U
JFK School of Government
Students
Is the CIA Accountable?
30 November
Thursday, 1600
Harvard U
Advanced Management Course
Students
Change
30 November
Thursday. 1130-1400
Boston
World Affairs Council
Roles of Intelligence
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DCI TALKS DURING NONT1I OF October 1978
Date
5 October
Thursday, 1900
Johns
Hopkins U
President's Club
Role & purpose of intell
12 October
Thursday, 1130
State
Department
Africa Chiefs of Mission
42
Relations/teamwork w/State
16 October
Monday, 1200
Chicago
American Society of Civil Engineers
2000
Role of Intell community
20 October
Friday, 1600
DCI C.R.
East Asia COS Conference
13
Review US policy in EA
21 October
Saturday
CIA
Auditorium
Family Day Open House
& families
Employees
Welcome
25 October
Wednesday, 1200-1400
Wash, DC
ss Club
National Pre
Protecting Secrets
in a Free Society
25 October
Wednesday. 1900-2015
CIA
Auditorium
Yale Club of Washington
Alumni Association
Role of Intel in free society;
need for secrecy legislation;
openness policy
27 October
Friday, 1900
Ft. Myer
Asst Chief of Staff for Intell,
US Army "Dining Out"
views on future and the
Intell Community
31 October
Tuesday, 1230-1400
Executive
O.R.
Latin America COS Conference
Review US Policy in LA
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DCI TAUU DUIINC MONTH OF September 1978
13 September
Wednesday, 1530
DC1
C.R.
Agency Recruiters Conference
Recruitment--
needs, probs, etc.
t
i
14 September
Thursday, 1600-1700
DC1
C.R.
PANAX l Sierra Publishing Co.
35
Sr publishing officials &
editors of their newspapers
y;
e
Role of intell in free soc
need for secrecy legislation;
openness; relationship w/press
15 September
Friday, 1130
Dedication of Student Quarters
Employees
Morale-building remarks
18 September
Monday, 1400
CIA
Auditorium
CIA 31st Birthday
Employees
Agency record; trends
20 September
Wednesday, 1230-1400
Executive
D.R.
Government Affairs Committee
American Newspaper Publishing Assoc.
40
Members i sr staff
Role of Intell in Free Society
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4 August
0830
Rm S-120
The Capitol
Chairmen's Representatives
Senate staff--admin assts.
Sels, directors
c hi
u
Leaks --problems
Friday,
efaco
n
c
8 August
Chamber of Commerce 8
Members, invited guests
New Directions in Intell
Tuesday, 1200
San Diego
Kiwanis Club
10 August
Thursday, 1200
Anaheim
Town Hall of California
Members, guests
State of American Intel today
11 August
Friday, 1245
Sacramento
Comstock Club
Members, guests
17 August
Thursday, 1400
Hqs
21 August
Monday, 1200
Dallas
Council on World Affairs
"what's Ahead for the CIA7"
General career advice;
28 August
Thursday, 1230
Washington
Navy Yard
Navy Junior Officers
80-100
insights on what IC doing
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August 1978
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DCI TALKS DURING, rn1NTN OF July 1978
12 July
Wednesday, 1200-1300
Library of
Congress
By-partisan Intern Committee
Congressional Summer Intern
20 July
Thursday, 1000
CIA
Auditorium
Summer-Only Employees
20 July
Thursday
Pin N-239
The Capitol
Congressional Women's Caucus
12-14
Members
New Directions of Intel]
25 July
Tuesday, 1115-1300
Aspen
Aspen Conference
Justification for Secrecy:
Intelligence
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DCI TALKS DURING MONTH OF June 1978
10 June
Saturday, AM
Yale U
Association of
American University Professors
200
Panel Discussion-"Relations
between Universities and
13 June
Tuesday, 1900
CIA
Auditorium
Washington Conference
of the Advertising Council
350
Executives from Am busn 6
adv-comet industries
Trends in Am intelligence
16 June
Friday, 1030
Quantico
FBI National Academy
250
Graduates
22 June
Thursday, 1100
Newport
Change of Command
Naval Education & Training Center
24 June
Saturday
Owensboro,
Ky
American Academy of Achievement
Acceptance of
Golden Plate Award
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3 May
CIA
Wednesday, 0950-1030
Auditorium
Industrial Security Symposium
30
CIA Contractor Reps
3 May
Wednesday, 1600-1700
DCI C.R.
Perspectives for New Supergrades
4 May
Mayflower
Hotel
Ladies who have christened
Thursday, 1230
Wash, DC
Society of Sponsors of US Navy
a fighting ship
9 May
Sheraton Natl
"Product, Production Line,
Tuesday, 2000
Motor Hotel
FBI Fidelity Club
Members & guests
Openness, Oversight"
Arlington, VA
17 May
CIA
Wednesday, 1845-1900
Auditorium
U of Michigan Club of Washington
280
Alumni, spouses & guests
17 May
Ft. McNair
Need for better coordination
Wednesday, 2000
Officers Club
Defense Science Board
6 cooperation in intell
19 May
Training for sr officers
Friday
CIA Senior Seminar
20
on intell & related subjs
25 May
Williamsburg,
Aerospace Industries
Sr Aerospace executives
Thursday, 1800
VA
Association of America
75-100
& AIM staff members
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DCI TALKS DURING MONTM OF April 1978
Dace
5 April
Wednesday, 1930
Washington,DC
"F" Street Club
Overview of major initiatives
li
cy
Supervises general po
6 April
German Bundestag
l Affairs Committee
t
7
of internal German intel
and security services
General comments
Thursday, 0930-0945
HQS
erna
In
11 April
Hyatt Regency
Washington Press Club
'
500
Changes in intelligence
Tuesday, 2100
Washington,DC
Dinner
Editors
12 April
Wednesday, 1900
Lexington,KY
University of Kentucky
12 April
Wednesday
Lexington,KY
Lions Club
13 April
Thursday, 1200-1345
Detroit, MI
Economic Club
13 April
Thursday
Columbus, 0
Ohio State University
20 April
Thursday, 1030
Hampden-
Sydney, VA
Hampden-Sydney College
24 April
Monday, 1330
CIA
Auditorium
Office of Personnel Careerists
Personnel objectives for
coming year
Concern for CIA employees; view
27 Apr11
Thursday, 1030-1130
CIA
Auditorium
CIA Today and Tomorrow
Employee trng course
of contribution to IC; goals
for IC as a whole
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9 March
Thursday, 1530-1630
CIA
Auditorium
National Newspaper Association
400
Working editors, publishers
of community newspapers
across the country
Directions of American Intell
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1 February
Men's Forum of
Cl
b
200
Leading citizens and
businessmen
Directions of American Intell
Wednesday, 1235
Houston, TX
u
The Houston
3 February
Friday
Monterey, CA
US Naval Post Graduate School
Nonprofit Int'1 eduction,
1
0 fearuary
ben
eeeoclatlon of chief eeece
Mundey, 1100
Prencl%Lo,CA
Young Preeldente' Organl a Lion
1100
(pree of hues before ege 40
6 February
Monday, Evng
Stanford,CA
Stanford University
8 February
Wednesday
Agency
MIT Club of Washington
15 February
Wednesday, 2115
Mayflower
Hotel, WashDC
The Business Council
Intell Estimate & Role of SRF's
28 February
Tuesday, 1600-1645
State Dept
LA Ambassadors
25
The View from Washington
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18 January
Wednesday, 1245-1430
NYC
New York Times
18 January
Wednesday, 1600-1645
NYC
Calvin Bullock Forum
140
Financial men, investment,
stockbrokers, Wall Street
corp lawyers
New Directions in Intell
18 January
Wednesday, 1830-2100
NYC
YAMA/Conference Board
250
Chief executives of
corporations
25 January
Wednesday, 1300-1400
Cosmos Club
Wash, DC
Washington Institute of
of Foreign Affairs
Intl bankers; businessmen;
lawyers; educators; former
government officials
31 January
Tuesday, 1900-2130
Houston, TX
Houston Committee on
Foreign Relations
Community leaders
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2 December
Charlottesville
UVA Student League Forum; Navy
Secrecy ! Morality In Intell
Friday, 2030-2130
VA
League; Chamber of Commerce
level corp exec, 60%;
5 December
2000-2100
Monday
Sheraton-Carl to
DC
Wash
Int'l Management & Development Inst.
200
plomats, 20%; Sr goovtvt,
diplomats,
Directions of American Intell
,
,
7 December
Wednesday, 1200-1400
NYC
Morgan Stanley & Co.
50
Corporation executives
Directions of American Intell
7 December
NYC
Economic Club
1000
Top level executives
Directions of American Intell
Wednesday, 1900-2200
Harvard Business School Advance Mgmt
8 December
1200-1400
Thursday
NYC
Club; Harvard Business School Club;
Directions of American Intell
,
Harvard Club of New York
8 December
Thursday, 1700-2100
Yale U
The Yale Political Union
Student organization
An American Model of Intell
10 December
Saturday
Wash, DC
Gridiron Club
13 December
Metro Club
Tuesday, 1230
Wash, DC
Fletcher Board of Visitors
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6 November
Sunday, 1000
Wash, DC
St. John's Church - Forum
Parishioners
Secrecy & Morality in Intell
8 November
Executive directors of
Tuesday, 1600
CIA Nqs
National Council of World Affairs
30
councils in various cities
Secrecy & Morality in Intell
11 iovember
Friday, 1100-1400
Depauw, 111
Depauw University
Secrecy & Morality in Intell
11 November
Crawfordsville,
Members of graduating
Friday, 1700-2100
Indiana
Wabash University
100
class 6 wives
Secrecy & Morality in Intell
13 November
Sunday, 1900-2100
Chicago. Ill
North Shore Unitarian Church
14 November
Place in Agency; Personnel
Monday
AM
Chicago, III
DCD Office
shortage b cuts; Better use
,
of DCD; Improving Soviet
14 November
Sr leaders: business 70%,
emigre collection prugijim.
Monday, 1100-1300
Chicago, Ill
Council on Foreign Relations
50-80
academic 205, journalism
An American Model of Intell
105
17 November
Deans of schools of
Thursday, 0930-1030
Pin 305 OEOB
University Deans
foreign affairs
CIA-Academic Relations
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DCI TALKS DURING MONTH OF October 1977
5 October
Wednesday. 1200-1400
NYC
Union League Club
Secrecy 6 Morality in Intell
5 October
Wednesday, 1715-1830
NYC
Council on Foreign Relations
Secrecy $ Morality in Intell
6 October
Thursday, 0800-1000
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta City Forum
Secrecy & Morality in Intell
13-14 October
Thursday-Friday
Hot Springs,VA
Business Council
17 October
Monday, 1030
CIA
Auditorium
"Reports on America" - TIME Magazine
25
TIME sponsored group of
Western Europe's industrial
& financial leaders
17 October
Monday, 1745
CIA
Auditorium
CIA Military Reserve Unit
Agency reservists
Intelligence Update
29 October
Saturday, 1230
Pascaguola.
Miss
USS HANCOCK Christening
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DCt TALKS DUKINC MONTH OF Septewber 1977
28 September
Wednesday, 1930
Annapolis, ND
Naval Academy
Forrestal Lecture Series
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5 August
Friday, 1200
San
Francisco, CA
Commonwealth Club of California
Educational, non-profit
organization
The Demystification
of Intelligence
8&9 August
Monday-Tuesday
CIA
Auditorium
CIA Employees
Reorganization
12 August
Friday
Los
Angeles, CA
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Secrecy in American Society
25 August
Thursday, 1400
HQS
Summer Interns
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DU TALKS DURINt; HON111 OF July 1977
Lura~I,,n Croup Number
13 July I CooIid~le
Auditorium Congressional Interns
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DC1 TALKS DURING MONT11 OF _ June 1977
Date
15 June
1200
I.ocacion
Ft. Meade
Officers Club
National Security Agency
Dundee Society
250
Graduates of cryptanalysis
advanced course
16 June
HQS
Midcareer Course
17 June
1900
Ft. Meade
Officers Club
National Military
Intelligence Association
Worldwide
member s 6 civilians of the
3 military services
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4May
University of London
"Change"
5 May
Operations Training Course
Graduation Keynote Remarks
17 May
Tuesday, 1430
HQS
Washington Journalism Center
Conference for journalists
on foreign policy and
defense issues
Secrecy of Intelligence
in a Democracy
21 May
Bryant College
Commencement Remarks
28 May
1200
CIA
Auditorium
CIA Staff
31 May
Tuesday, 1500
Washington
Navy Yard
Retirement Ceremony
for Admiral Daniel J. Murphy
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STAT
April
Washington,DC
Dingell Subcommittee
Oil Report
1 April
HQS
Central Intelligence
Retirees Association (CIRA)
12 April
White House
DCI Presentation to the President
and Cabinet
Intelligence matters
21 April
Washington,DC
Senate Select Committee
Budget Hearing Statement
27 April
HQS
Agency Employees - GS-15's & above
29 April
China Conference
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2 March
Location
AFSOUTH
woup
Change of Command
------
Farewell Remarks
9 March
1430
HQS
Swearing In Ceremony
Swearing In Remarks
20 March
Sunday, 1130
Washington,DC
Face the Nation
,
QLAs
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VITAL
SPEECHES
.OFTHEDAY
INDEX TO VOLUME XLVI
OCTOBER 15, 1979 to OCTOBER 1, 1980
I to 32, October 15, 1979, No. 1
33 to 64, November 1, 1979, No. 2
65 to %, November 15, 1979, No. 3
97 to 128, December I. 1979, No. 4
129 to 160, December 15, 1979, No. 5
161 to 192, January I, 1980, No. 6
193 to 224, January 15, 1980, No. 7
225 to 256, February 1, 1980, No. 8
256 to 288, February 15, 1980, No. 9
289 to 320, March I, 1980, No. 10
321 to 352, March 15, 1980, No. 11
353 to 384, April 1, 1980, No. 12
385 to 416, April 15, 1980, No. 13
417 to 448, May I, 1980, No. 14
449 to 480, May 15, 1980, No. 15
481 to 512, June I, 1980, No. 16
513 to 544, June 15, 1980, No. 17
545 to 576, July I, 1980, No. 18
577 to 608, July 15, 1980, No. 19
609 to 640, August I. 1980, No. 20
641 to 672, August 15, 1980, No. 21
673 to 704, September I, 1980, No. 22
705 to 736, September IS, 1980, No. 23
737 to 768, October I, 1980, No. 24
SPEAKERS
AUTHORS
A
ABRELL, Ron
The Educational Legacy of Albert Schweitzer . 391
AGNEW, Harold M.
Innovations .............................. 694
ALEXANDER, Benjamin H.
Standard English .......................... 437
ANGEL, Dan
California's Tax Revolt: Camelot Revisited ... 482
ANNAN, Noel
Why Do You Go to a University? ........... 589
ASH, Roy L
Taxation Without Representation ........... 733
ATKINS, Humphrey
Northern Ireland .......... :............... 66
BAEDER, Donald L
Chemical Waste .......................... 4%
BALLANTINE, H. Thomas Jr.
The Role of Government in Health-Care
Delivery in the 1980s .................... 258
BARRON, Jerome A.
Whose First Amendement? ................. 313
Page
BARROW, Thomas D.
International Business Strategies
for the Eighties ......................... 656
BARUCH, Ralph M.
Lifestyle Revolutions in the Televison Age ... 209
BARUCH, Ralph M.
Five Minutes to Countdown ................ 549
BAUCUS, Max
Taxation of Natural Resources ............. 332
BECHTOLF, Hans Joachim
Fighting Inflation on
Both Sides of the Atlantic ................ 630
BEER, Lawrence W.
Some Reflections On Japan ................ 443
BENSON, Ezra Taft
A Moral Challenge to the West ............. 198
BERGLAND, Bob
The United States Grain Program ........... 290
BEROSTEN, C. Fred
U.S. - Saudi Economic Interests ........... 400
BENNETT, Stephanie M.
The Re-entry Woman ..................... 502
BIDDLE, James
Preservation .............................. 53
BIRD, Caroline
Two Paycheck Power ...................... 202
BLOCK, Walter
Is Zoning Obsolete? ....................... 659
BLUMENFELD, Samuel L
The Philadelphia Story .................... 749
BOARMAN, Patrick M.
The U.S. Economy in Extrcmis ............. 525
BOGUE, E. Grady
The Hazards of Mediocrity ................. 146
BOLGER, William F.
The Postal Service ......................... 239
BOWDEN, Henry L
What Patients Want In Their Doctors ....... 325
BRAY, Charles W. Ill
De-mystifying Anti-Americanism ............ 277
BRAY, Charles W? III
Ascendency and Decline ................... 493
BREZHNEV, Leonid
American Nuclear Missile Weapons
in Western Europe ...................... 34
BRINKERHOFF, Philip R.
The Secondary Mortgage Market 297
BROWN, Harold
The Flexibility of Our Plans ................ 741
BRYANT, Ruth A.
Inflation: The Seven Percent Solution ....... 520
BUCKLEY, Robert J.
Management Short-Fall in the 1980. a Threat
Box 606, Southold N.Y. 11971
Page
for the American Economy ............... 247
BUCKLEY, Robert J.
Prospects and Promises - The
Century's Last Decades .................. 300
BUSH, George
Vice Presidential Nomination ............... 646
BUTCHER, Willard C.
Going Public for the Private
Enterprise System ....................... 265
BUTHELEZI, Mangosuthu G.
Whither South Africa? ............. :....... 21
BYROM, Fletcher L
Uncritical Lovers ... Unloving Critics ....... 614
CALDWELL, John L
American Purpose and International
Human Rights .......................... 231
CAMPBELL, Alan K.
Efficient Government ...................... 229
CAPEN, Richard G. Jr.
Generating Good Signs .................... 765
CARTER, Jimmy
U.S. Response to Soviet Military
Force in Cuba .......................... 2
CARTER, Jimmy
Soviet Military Intervention
in Afghanistan .......................... 194
CARTER, Jimmy
State of the Union ........................ 226
CARTER, Jimmy
The Nation's Economy 354
CARTER, Jimmy
Presidential Nomination ................... 706
CECIL, Andrew R.
Independence and World Citizenship ......... 622
CHAPPELL, Bill
The Caribbean Sea ........................ 689
CHASE, W. Howard
A Whole New World of Public Policy ....... 666
CLEVELAND, Harlan
In Theory We Can But in Practice We Can't . 334
COATES, Joseph F.
Why the People Are Scared ................ 176
COLEMAN, William T. Jr.
Transportation Policy ...................... 367
COMPTON, James W.
Unrest in the City ........................ 347
COOK, James G.
The Centennial of Light ................... 154
COPLEY, Helen K.
General Spirit of the People ................ 169
CRUTCHFIELD, Edward E., Jr. .
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Page
Profitable Banking in the 1980s ............. 535
CUOMO, Mario M.
The Family .............................. 268
DALY, Cahal B.
Violence Destroys the Work of Justice ....... 373
DAVIS, B. L.
U.S. - Soviet Armed Forces .............. 418
DAYTON, Kenneth N. 619
The Case for Corporate Philanthropy ........
DE BORCHGRAVE, Arnaud
The Persian Gulf .......................... 405
DI BONA, Charier J.
U.S. Energy 104
DI BONA, Charles J. 187
Dreams and Illusions ......................
DIXON, George H.
Trade With China ......................... 83
DOBBELMANN, Pierre F.
Europe in the 80s ......................... 723
DONLEY, Edward
Synfuels, Security and the National Will ..... 507
DREYFUS, Les Sherman
People or Money ... Which Will
Rule the State? ......................... 364
DROSSEL, Gene
Our Inflation Mess ........................ 398
DRUCK, Kalman B.
..........................
The Oil Industry 514
DUN WORTH, John 190
Six Barriers to Basics .....................
DUOME, Joseph J.
The Press Conference ...................... 473
EARLY, Jack D. 92
Agricultural Chemicals ....................
EDDY, Edward D.
......................
The Perpetual Squint 601
EMMERSON, John K. 578
Our Asian Interests .......................
FREEMAN, Orville L.
The Five Major Forces
Affecting the World Today ............... 683
FIPPINGER, Grace J. 222
This is a Very Good Time .................
FORD, Gerald R.
Let's Talk About the Future ............... 651
FORD, Henry II
Where Is the United States Going? .......... 691
Page
HANLEY, John W. LOYE, Dieter xur
109 Are U S Corporations a
w!
Too Many Experts - Or too Fe
.. . . . . . . Bargain for Europeans? 599
HANLEY, John W. ..................
Getting Things in Focus ................... 412 M
HANLEY, John W. 553
America the Apologetic .................... MAC KAY, A. E.
HANNAY, N.B. What's Ahead for Multinational
An Information Society 461 Accounting Firms ....................... 142
HARRIGAN, Anthony 674 MAHONEY, David
The Indian Ocean and U.S. Security The New Civility ......................... 378
HAYES, Danis MANAHAN, Richard A.
Environmental Benefits of a Solar World .... 306 HEFLIN, Howell Town and Gown 717
The he Russian Russian Chemical Warfare Menace 730 MAROTTA, George
The Third World ......................... 124
HELDMAN, Julius D. MARTINEZ, Arab.Na
.....................
Driving Forces in Public Policy 603 Listen to the Children IS
HENDERSON, Nicholas 73 MAST, Hans J.
The US-European Relationship ............. The World in the 1980s .................... 253
HESBURGH, Theodore M. 484 MAY, William F.
Reflections on Voluntarism in America .... ? ? CEO's and the Public Business ............. 455
HINES, Harold H. Jr. MEANY, George
Risks of Progress ......................... 698 The Trade Union Movement ............... 164
HODGES, Luther H. Jr. MEGOWN, John W.
The Challenge to Small Business ............ 282 Topsy-Turvy Times for Agriculture 16
HOFFMANN , Wager F. METHVIN, Eugene H.
.................
The United nited Nations on Trial 361 Journalists Versus Justices 120
HOLBROOK, Donald B. MEYER, C. E., Jr.
The University is the Ultimate 263 Expanding Horizons ....................... 409
Sanctuary of Freedom of Spirit METZENBAUM, Howard M.
HOPCRAFT, David Consumerism and Congress ......... . . . . . . . 115
Nature's Technology ...................... 465 MILLER, G. WlNlam
HOWARD, John A. The International Financial Institutions ...... 541
Curing the Unrecognized Malady MILLER, Harry O.
Which Afflicts Private Enterprise .... . . . . . 450 Forecasting the Weather and Controlling
HUBBARD, William N., Jr. the Organizational Climate ............... 610
The Industrial Potential of 342 MILLER, Terry
.................
Recombinant DNA Technology The Alienation of the West 117
1 MONDALE, Walter
Vice Presidential Nomination ............... 710
ISAACSON, Max D.
Public Speaking and Other Coronary Threats . 351
JACOBS, Harvey C. 562
No Arts, No Letters - No Society ........
JEFFERSON, E. G. 572
The International Energy Problem ..........
JEFFREY, Robert C. 522
Change and Challenge .....................
JOHN PAUL 11 4
Individual Human Dignity .................
JONES, A. E.
World Peace Through World Purchasing ..... 89
JONES, Barris L. 216
The Understanding of Scale ................
GANNON, Francis X.
Should the Americas Reorganize the OAS? ... 138
GANNON, James P. 133
Business and the Media ....................
GARWOOD, John D. 42
Back to the Basics ........................
GARWOOD, John D.
The Soviet Threat ......................... 458
GELTZER, Robert L 763
The World Is Very Different Now ..........
GEORGINE, Robert A. -51
Productivity and Labor ....................
GHANDOUR, All
U.S. Arab Relations ...................... 720
GOULD, Charles 232
Stop Tampering With the Machinery ........
GRAY, Harry J. 635
The Electronics Revolution and You .........
GROSSMAN, Larry
The Differences Between
East and West Canada .................. 477
GROSSMAN, Larry
Interprovincial Barriers .................... 627
GUEST, Robert H.
Quality of Work Life ...................... 310
HAHN, T. Marshall Jr.
The Role of Wood in Our Energy Future .... 532
HAMMARSKJOLD, kiwi
Airline Deregulation or Not ................ 555
HAMMER, Armand
Our Dependence on Foreign Imports ........ 45
KANUK, Leslie
The Role of Regulatory
Agencies in the Eighties .................. 315
KARMEL, Roberts S.
The Tension Between the First Amendment 39
and the Federal Securities Laws ..........
KELIHER, Michael J.
Computer Security and Privacy ............. 662
KENNA, E. Douglas
Exploring Leadership ...................... 638
KENNEDY, Edward (Ted) M.
Campaign Issues .......................... 260
KENNEDY, Edward M.
Principles of Democratic Party ............. 714
KRAUS, Irene
Light and Help and Human Kindness ....... 596
MOORE, Thomas Gale
Energy Policies ...........:............... 505
OR N, William J.
How Industry Will Cope With
Masive Layoffs ......................... 702
MURPHY, Franklin D.
The University and the Perilous Eighties ..... 279
MC
MC CARVILLE, William J.
Waste Not - Want Not ................... 28
MC CARVILLE, William J. 136
Wisdom in the Workplace .................
MC CRACKEN, Paul W.
Is There Hope for the 1980's? .............. 357
MC ELNEA, Wiliam H. Jr.
is There A Gaming industry ............... 746
NAISBITT, John
The New Economic and Political
Order of the 1980's ..................... 557
NIMETZ, Matthew
Security Assistance and Military Exports ..... 584
0
O'NEAL, A. Daniel 72
The ICC and Trucking Deregulation ........
ORSKI, C. Kenneth
Urban Transportation ..................... 24
OSTAR, Allan W.
Higher Education for a New Era ........... 242
LA BOUNTY, Hugh O. Jr. 59
The Year of the Student ...................
LAMONT, Norman
The United Kingdom's
Approach to Energy Policy ............... 327
LaRUE, Carl F.
Modern Dreams and Demands .............. 591
LEWIS, Floyd W.
Energy For You and Me, But What
About the Kids? ........................ 205
LOVELAND, E. F.
Energy for the Eighties .................... 653
PAGAN, Rafael D., Jr.
A System That Works 594
PALEY, William S.
Press Freedom ............................ 670
PALMER, George F.
South Africa ............................. 529
PALUSZEK, John L
Who Is Going to Deliver the Bad News? ..... 440
PIKE, Thomas P.
Alcoholism in the Executive Suite . 166
PISAPIA, John Ralph
Living With Reality Centered
Leaders and Followers 56
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POTTER, Norman D.
Leadership ............................... 180
PUSTAY, John S.
Energy, Defense, and Natural Resources ..... 67
R
REAGAN, Ronald
Presidential Nomination ................... 642
REAGAN, Ronald
Five-Year Economic Program for U.S. ...... 738
REBHAN, Harman
The Growing Demand for
Industrial Democracy .................... 395
REEDY, George E.
The Press in this Modern World ............ 219
REILLY, William K.
Conservation in the 1980's ................. 500
REILLY, William K.
Conservation in the 1980's ................. 756
RICARDO-CAMPBELL, Rita
Major Issues in National Health Policy ...... 744
RICE, Victor A.
The Transnationals'
Impact on Host Countries ................ 130
ROBBINS, Charles
The Changing Picture of Energy ............ 294
ROCKEFELLER, David
The Values By Which We Live ............. 106
ROCKEFELLER, David
The Chief Executive in the Year 2000 ....... 162
ROCKEFELLER, David
In Pursuit of a Consistent Foreign Policy .... 517
ROCKEFELLER, David
Beckoning the Decade of Deregulation ....... 605
ROGERS, Donald P.
The Disclosure of Information .............. 430
ROGGE, Benjamin A.
"Well, So You're a College Graduate"? ...... 612
ROSOW, Jerome M.
New Vistas for Union Power in the Eighties .. 469
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SALDICH, Anna Rowley
Electronic Democracy ..................... 487
SAWHILL, John C.
Higher Education in the 80s ................ 425
SCANLON, Robert G.
The Year 2000 ........................... 727
SCHLUETER, John F.
The 1980's ............................... 537
SNEATH, William S.
A Government for All Seasons ............. 322
SNYDER, Julian M.
Know the Truth .......................... 36
SOLIS, Rafael
The Future of Nicaragua ................... 273
SPETH, Gus
Environmental Regulation .................. 388
STAAR, Richard F.
United States Relations with the USSR ..... 597
STANTON, Frank
Broadcasting and the Law .................. 75
STEAD, Bette Ann
Woman and Men in Management ........... 10
STELZER, Irwin M.
Energy Policy ............................ 48
STINSON, George A.
What's Right With America ................ 87
TERESA, Mother
This Gift of Peace ........................ 510
THATCHER, Margaret
Europe .................................. 98
THATCHER, Margaret
Foreign Policy of Great Britain ............ 196
TIDBALL, M. Elisabeth
To Use All Their Talents 380
TINGLEY, Rupert J.
Tourism ................................. 172
TIPPETT, W. Paul, Jr.
United States and Japan Trade Relations .... 371
THOMAS, Undaay
America's Changing Farm Structure ......... 304
THURMOND, Strom
Changing Our Trade Policy With The USSR . 386
TOOT, Joseph F. Jr.
The Lost and Crucial Art 236
TOWER, Raymond C.
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Government Regulation .................... 676 AIR transportation
TRENT, Darrell M. Deregulate The Airlines
Terrorism ................................ 79 Now. C. E. Meyer, Jr. .................. 409
TROWBRIDGE, Alexander B. AIRLINES, United States
A Time to Stand United ................... 546 Airline Deregulation or Not.
TURBEVILLE, Gus K. Hammarskjold ....................... 555
Debating the Great Issues ... 30 ALCOHOLICS anonymous
TNRNER,"Btanaflald x't "'" , -J, 11 Alcoholism in the Executive Suite. T. P. Pike 166
1l1.A=criciri1ntdIligence in 'the 1980': . 753 a ALCOHOLISM
VAN ANDEL, Jay
The Markets of the World ................. 338
VANCE, Cyrus R.
U.S. Foreign Policy ....................... 568
VANDER JAGT, Guy
Keynote Address .......................... 647
VAN SINDEREN, Alfred W.
The Unfulfilled Promise ................... 565
WARREN, Ban H.
Constant Values in a Changing World ....... 183
WEIDENBAUM, Murray L
Free The Fortune 500 ..................... 421
WEINTRAUB, Ronald
The Advantages of Becoming an Entrepreneur
WHITLOCK, Bennett C. Jr.
The Defense of Government
WIESMAN, Walter
The Peril of Growing Dependency ...........
WILLIAMS, Eddie N.
The Decade of the 80's ....................
WILLIAMS, Eddie N.
Political Action ...........................
WILLIAMS, Harold M.
Professionalism and the Corporate Bar ......
WILSON, Robert C.
Industrial Integrity - America's Future .....
WOHLSTETTER, Charles
The Eighties ..............................
WOOD, P. W. J.
Energy and the Soviet Threat ...............
WRISTON, Walter B.
Risk and Other Four-Letter Words ..........
WRISTON, Walter B.
Price vs Policy ............................
Y
YOUNGDAHL, Russell C.
Energy in the '80s .........................
61
270
ACADEMIC freedom
D. B. Holbrook ........................... 263
ACCOUNTANTS
What's Ahead for Multinational Accounting
Firms? A. E. MacKay ................... 142
AFGHANISTAN
Soviet Military Intervention in
Afghanistan. J. Carter ................... 194
AGRICULTURAL administration, United States
Agricultural Chemicals. J. 1). Early ......... 92
AGRICULTURAL, administration, United States
The United States Grain Program.
B. Bergland ............................ 290
AGRICULTURE, Economic aspects
Agribusiness Multinational. R. D. Pagan Jr. .. 594
AGRICULTURAL production
A System That Works. R. D. Pagan Jr. ..... 594
AGRICULTURE research
Agricultural Chemicals. J. D. Early ......... 92
AGRICULTURE, Russia
The United States Grain
Program. B. Bergland ................... 290
AGRICULTURE, United States
Topsy-Turvy Times for Agriculture.
J. W. Megown .......................... 16
America's Changing Farm
Structure. L. Thomas .................... 304
Conservation in the 1980's. W. K. Reilly ..... 500
Alcoholism in the Executive Suite. T. P. Pike 166
AMERICA
Wake Up America. G. V. Jagt ............. 647
Our Faith In Ourselves Is On The
Line. G. R. Ford ....................... 651
AMERICAN federation of labor and Congress
of Industrial organisation
The Trade Union Movement. G. Meany ..... 164
New Vistas for Union Power in
the Eighties. J. M. Rosow ................ 469
AMERICAN Meals
The Soviet Threat. J. D. Garwood .......... 458
AMERICANISM
De-mystifying Anti-Americanism.
C. W. Bray, III ........................ 277
ANIMALS, wild
The Natural Land-Use System Of
Wildlife Ranching. D. Hopcraft ........... 465
APARTHEID
Whither South Africa. M. G. Buthelezi ...... 21
ARAB states, Foreign relations
U.S. Arab Relations. A. Ghandour .......... 720
ARMAMENTS
ATOMIC energy
The Need For Perspective. C. Robbins ...... 294
ATOMIC power, Economic aspects
U.S. Energy. C. J. Dibona ................. 104
Energy in the '80s. R. C. Youngdahl ........ 112
ATOMIC power
Energy Problems Are Caused By
Government. F. W. Lewis ................ 205
The United Kingdom's Approach to
Energy Policy. N. Lamont ............... 327
ATOMIC warfare
The Flexibility of Our Plans. H. Brown ...... 741
AUTOMOBILE
A Profile Of The Future. C. K. Oraki ....... 24
AUTOMOBILE Industry and trade, United States
The American Car Market. W. P. Tippett Jr. 371
BANKING law
Profitable Banking in the 1990s.
E. E. Crutchfield, Jr . .................... 535
BANKS and Banking, United States
Profitable Banking in the 1980s.
E. E. Crutchfield Jr . ..................... 535
The International Financial
Institutions. G. W. Miller ................ 541
BIOLOGY
The Industrial Potential of Recombinant
DNA Technology. W. N. Hubbard Jr. ..... 342
BUREAUCRACY
The Delaney Clause. J. W. Megown ......... 16
Capitalism Anyone? I. M. Stelzer ........... 48
Agricultural Chemicals. J. D. Early ......... 92
The Bureaucratic Shadow
Government. C. Gould ................... 232
The Peril of Growing Dependency.
W. Wiesman 270
The University and the Perilous
Eighties. F. D. Murphy .................. 279
Environmental Regulation. G. Spcth ......... 388
Bureaucracy And Science. H. M. Agnew .. 694
Taxation Without Representation. R. L. Ash . 733
BUSINESS and government
Corporate Communication With
Shareholders and Investors. R. S. Karmel .. 39
BUSINESS and the media
Breaking Down The Barriers. J. P. Gannon .. 133
Why Not Issue Ads? W. C. Butcher ......... 265
The Press Conference. J. J. Duome ......... 473
BUSINESS and professional
women
Women and Men in Management.
B. A. Stead ............................ 10
BUSINESS education
Management Short-Fall in the 1980s a Threat
for the American Economy. R. J. Buckley . 247
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BUSINESS ethics
Christian Faith And Economic
Values. B. H. Warren ................... 183
Industrial Integrity - America's
Future. R. C. Wilson .................... 284
BUSINESS forecasting
International Business Strategies
for the Eighties. T. D. Barrow ............ 656
BUSINESS International aspects
The Transnationals' Impact on Host
Countries. V. A. Rice ................... 130
BUSINESS management and organization
Have A Positive Attitude To
Change. R. Weintraub ................... 8
The Chief Executive in the Year
2000. D. Rockefeller .................... 162
Quality of Work Life. R. H. Guest .......... 310
Forecasting the Weather and Controlling
the Organizational Climate. H. G. Miller .. 610
BUSINESS men
The Advantages of Becoming an
Entrepreneur. R. Weintraub .............. 8
Business and the Media. J. P. Gannon ....... 133
A Challenge To Corporations In
The 80s. D. P. Rogers ................... 430
BUSINESS, Political aspects
Political Activism: The Corporate
Dilemma. W. F. May ................... 455
Dealing With The Crisis Of
Credibility. K. B. Druck ................. 514
Time For A Turnaround. J. W. Hanky ...... 553
BUSINESS, Small business
The Challenge to Small Business.
L. H. Hodges, Jr . ........................ 282
BUSINESS, Social aspects
Living With Reality Centered Leaders
and Followers. J. R. Pisapia .............. 56
Going Public for the Private
Enterprise System. W. C. Butcher ......... 265
CALIFORNIA
Some Alarming Side Effects From
Proposition 13. D. Angel ................. 482
CANADA
Tourism. R. J. Tingley .................... 172
The Differences Between East and
West Canada. L. Grossman 477
CANADA, Economic conditions
Interprovincial Barriers. L. Grossman ........ 627
CANADA, Economic policy
The Differences Between East and West
Canada. L. Grossman ................... 477
CANADA Industries and resources
A Canadian Common Market. L. Grossman . 477
The Economic Challenges
Ahead. L. Grossman .................... 627
CANCER
Cancer And The Chemical Industry.
W. J. McCarville ....................... 136
CAPITAL
A Tale Of Two Markets. W. B. Wriston ..... 581
CAPITALISM
A Challenge To Business. C. Wohlatetter .... 433
CARBON Dioxide
CO, And The "Greenhouse Effect".
D. Hayes .............................. 306
CARIBBEAN Sea
Another Russian Puddle? B. Chappell ....... 689
CENSORSHIP
Cable Television. R. M. Baruch ............. 209
CHEMICAL Industries
The Impact Of RCRA On The Chemical
Industry. W. M. McCarville 28
Agricultural Chemicals. J. D. Early ......... 92
Wisdom In The Workplace.
W. J. McCarville ....................... 136
Chemical Waste. D. L. Baader .............. 496
CHEMICAL warfare
The Russian Chemical Warfare Menace.
H. Heflin .............................. 730
CHILD welfare, United States
Listen to the Children. A. Martinez ......... 18
CHINA (Peoples Republic of)
Trade With China. G. H. Dixon ............ 83
CITIES and Towns, United States
Unrest in the City. J. W. Compton .......... 347
Free Urban Land Markets. W. Block ........ 659
CITIZENSHIP
Political Action. E. N. Williams ............. 633
CITIZENSHIP, Education for
Ascendency and Decline. C. W. Bray III ..... 493
CIVIL Aeronautic Board
Deregulate The Airlines Now.
C. E. Meyer, Jr . ........................ 409
Airline Deregulation or Not.
K. Hammarskjold ....................... 555
CIVIL rights I
The Unfulfilled Promise. A. W. VanSinderen . 565
CIVIL service, United States
Efficient Government. A. K. Campbell ....... 229
CIVILIZATION
The Family. M. M. Cuomo ................ 268
COAL
The Time To Act Is Now. A. Hammer ...... 45
Coal And Uranium Our Only Choices.
T. M. Hahn, Jr . ........................ 532
COLLECTIVE bargaining
Productivity and Labor. R. A. Georgine ..... 151
COLLEGES and Universities
The University is the Ultimate Sanctuary of
Freedom of Spirit. D. B. Holbrook ........ 263
COLLEGES and Universities Curriculum
Debating the Great Issues. G. Turbeville ..... 30
COLLEGES and Unlvarsliss, United States
The Hazards of Mediocrity. E. G. Bogue .... 146
Higher Education for a New Era.
A. W. Oscar ............................ 242
The Dangers Of Bureaucratic
Intervention. F. D. Murphy . 279
Higher Education in the 80s. J. C. Sawhill ... 425,
Why Do You Go to a University?
N. Annan .............................. 589
The Perpetual Squint. E. D. Eddy ........... 601
The Relationship Between City And Campus.
R. A. Manahan ......................... 717
COLLEGE education, Value of
Higher Education for a New Era.
A. W. Ostar ............................ 242
COLLEGE graduates
"Well, So You're a College Graduate?"
B. A. Rogge .......... ............. 612
COLLEGE professors and Instructors
Education In The Humanities. R. C. Jeffrey .. 522
COLLEGE student aid
Can We Afford A Student Lifetime
Indenture Plan? A. W. Ostar ............. 242
COLLEGE women
Women Faculty And Their Effect On
Women Students. M. E. Tidball .......... 380
COMMERCE
The Markets Of The World. J. Van Andel ... 338
International Business Strategies
for the Eighties. T. D. Barrow ............ 656
The Five Major Forces Affecting the
World Today. O. L. Freeman ............ 683
Europe in the SOs. P. F. Dobbelmann ........ 723
COMMUNICATIONS
The Future of Communications.
N. B. Hannay .......................... 461
On Becoming A Nation Of Friends.
A. W. Van Sinderen ..................... 565
COMMUNICATION, Social aspects
Five Minutes to Countdown. R. M. Baruch .. 549
COMMUNITY Ills
The Relationship Between City And
Campus. R. A. Manahan ................ 717
COMMUNITY, service
Reflections on Voluntarism in
America. T. M. Haburgh ................ 484
The Case for Corporate Philanthropy.
K. N. Dayton .......................... 619
COMPUTERS
Computer Security and
Privacy. M. J. Keliher ................... 662
CONDUCT of life
The Voluntary Observance Of
Informal Codes Of Conduct. J. A. Howard 450
Generating Good Signs. R. G. Capon Jr. ..... 765
CONSERVATION of resources
Conservation in the 1980's. W. K. Reilly ..... 500
Conservation in the 1980's. W. K. Reilly ..... 756
CONSUMERISM
Consumerism and Congress.
H. M. Metzenbaum ..................... 115
CORPORATION law
Professionalism and the Corporate
Bar. H. M. Williams .................... 758
CORPORATIONS
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The Disclosure of Information. D. P. Rogers . 430
A Challenge To Business. C. Wohlstetter .... 433
Are U.S. Corporations a Bargain for
Europeans? D. Z. Loye .................. 599
A Whole New World of Public
Policy. W. H. Chase .. . ? . 666
How Industry Will Cope With Massive
Layoffs. W. J. Morin .................... 702
CORPORATIONS, Charitable contributions
A Challenge to Business. C. Wohlstetter ..... 433
Curing the Unrecognized Malady Which
Afflicts Private Enterprrsc. J. A. Howard .. 450
The Case for Corporate Philanthropy.
K. N. Dayton .......................... 619
CORPORATIONS, Multinationals
The Transnationals' Impact on Host
Countries. V. A. Rice ................... 13Q
What's Ahead for Multinational
Accounting Firms. A. E. MacKay ......... 142
Are U.S. Corporations a Bargain for
Europeans? D. Z. Loye .................. 599
The Opportunity To Plan And Operate
Across National Borden. T. D. Barrow .... 656
The Five Major Forces Affecting the World
Today. O. L. Freeman ................... 683
COURTS, Supreme Court
A Free Press And The Judiciary.
H. K. Copley ........................... 169
CUBA
The Caribbean Sea. B. Chappell ............ 689
CULTURE
No Arts, No Letters - No Society.
H. C. Jacobs ........................... 562
DEFAMATION
The Increase In Defamation. D. Mahoney .... 378
Terrorism. D. M. Trent .................... 79
The Markets of the World. J. Van Andel .... 338
The Growing Demand for Industrial
Democracy. H. Rebhan :................. 395
DEMOCRATIC party
Acceptance Address. J. Carter .............. 706
Acceptance Address. W. Mondale ........... 710
Principles of Democratic Party.
E. M. Kennedy ......................... 714
DISCRIMINATION In employment
Getting Along. B. A. Stead ................ 10
Seek Out the Problems. G. J. Fippinger ..... 222
The Unfulfilled Promise.
A. W. VanSinderen ..................... 565
DUE process of law
Undue Stress On Due Process.
C. F. LaRue ........................... 591
EAST and West
The Clash Of The Cherished
And The Coveted. C. W. Bray, III ........ 277
ECONOMIC assistance, American
The Third World. G. Marotta .............. 124
ECONOMIC conditions
The Third World. G. Marotta 124
ECONOMIC freedom
Take Me Home, Country Road.
G. A. Stinson ...................... r.... 87
The Peril of Growing Dependency.
W. Wiegman ........................... 270
ECONOMIC planning, International
World Peace Through World Purchasing.
A. E. Jones 89
The Transnationals' Impact on Host
Countries. V. A. Rice ................... 130
The West In The World Today. M. Thatcher . 1%
The International Financial
Institutions. G. W. Miller ................ 541
Price vs Policy. W. B. Wriston ............. 581
ECONOMIC policy, United States
Why Do We Finance Their Military
Buildup? S. Thurmond ................... 386
ECONOMISTS
The Need To Widen Our World
View. H. Cleveland ...................... 334
EDISON, Thomas Alva
The Centennial of Light. J. G. Cook 154
EDUCATION
"Well, So You're a College Graduate?"
B. A. Rogge ........................... 612
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EDUCATION and government
The Dangers Of Bureaucratic
Intervention. F. D. Murphy .............. 279
EDUCATION and Industry
Curing the Unrecognized Malady Which
Afflicts Private Enterprise. J. A. Howard .. 450
EDUCATION and state
Regulations Must Promote The Common
Goal. T. M. Hesburgh ................... 484
The Relationship Between City And
Campus. R. A. Manahan ................ 717
EDUCATION, curriculum
Beyond Retrenchment. J. C. Sawhill ......... 425
EDUCATION of children
What Works In Reading? S. L. Blumenfeld .. 749
EDUCATION of women
The Re-entry Woman. S. M. Bennett ........ 502
EDUCATION, Objectives
Higher Education in the 80s.
J. C. Sawhill ........................... 425
EDUCATION, Philosophy
Back to the Basics. J. D. Garwood .......... 42
The Educational Legacy of Albert
Schweitzer. R. Abrell .................... 391
EDUCATION, Philosophy
The Voluntary Observance Of Informal
Codes Of Conduct. J. A. Howard ......... 450
Education In The Humanities. R. C. Jeffrey .. 522
EDUCATION Teachers
No Arts, No Letters - No Society.
H. C. Jacobs ........................... 562
EDUCATION, United States
The Innovation Recession. J. G. Cook ....... 154
The Hazards of Mediocrity. E. G. Bogue .... 146
Six Barriers to Basics. J. Dunworth ......... 190
EDUCATIONAL research
The Challenge To Education Today.
R. G. Scanlon .......................... 727
ELECTRONICS
The Electronics Revolution and
You. H. J. Gray ........................ 635
EMOTIONS
Facts And Values. J. D. Heldman ........... 603
EMPLOYMENT
Seven Danger Signals Of
Termination. W. J. Morin ................ 702
ENERGY
A Move In The Direction Of Energy
Independence. E. Donley ................. 507
The Time To Act Is Now. A. Hammer ...... 45
The International Energy Problem.
E. G. Jefferson ......................... 572
Energy and the Soviet Threat. P. W. J. Wood 680
ENERGY, Great Britain
The United Kingdom's Approach to
Energy Policy. N. Lamont ............... 327
ENERGY, United States
Energy Policy. 1. M. Stelzer ................ 48
Moving Off The Razor's Edge.
C. J. Dibona ........................... 104
Energy in the '80s. R. C. Youngdahl ........ 112
Why Energy Problems Don't Get
Solved. C. J. DiBona .................... 187
Energy For You and Me, But What About the
Kids? F. W. Lewis ...................... 205
State of the Union. J. Carter ............... 226
The Changing Picture of Energy. C. Robbins . 294
Inflation And Energy. J. Carter ............. 354
Energy Policies. T. G. Moore .............. 505
The Role of Wood in Our Energy
Future. T. M. Hahn, Jr. ... ........ . 532
A Time to Stand United. A. B. Trowbridge 546
Energy for the Eighties. E. F. Loveland ...... 653
ENGLISH language
Standard English. B. H. Alexander .......... 437
No Arts, No Letters - No Society.
H. C. Jacobs ........................... 562
The Art Of Expression. N. Armen .......... 589
ENVIRONMENT
The Impact Of RCRA On The Chemical
Industry. W. J. McCarville ............... 28
A Fail Safe Society. W. B. Wriston ......... 158
Environmental Benefits of a Solar
World. D. Hayes ........................ 306
Environmental Regulation. G. Speth ......... 388
Conservation in the 1980's. W. K. Reilly ..... 500
ENVIRONMENTALISTS
Dreams and Illusions. C. J. DiBona ......... 187
EQUALITY
Page
The New Civility. D. Mahoney ............. 378
Freedom And Equality Are Linked To
Risk. H. H. Hines, Jr . ................... 698
ETHICS
Constant Values in a Changing
World. B. H. Warren .................... 183
EUROPEAM,economlc community
Europe. M. Thatcher ...................... 98
EUROPE, Economic conditions
Europe in the 80s. P. F. Dobbclmann ........ 723
EXAMINATIONS
Why Do You Go to a University? N. Annan . 589
EXCELLENCE
A Commitment To Excellence.
J. D.. Garwood ......................... 42
EXECUTIVES
The Chief Executive in the Year 2000.
D. Rockefeller .......................... 162
Alcoholism in the Executive
Suite. T. P. Pike ........................ 166
Leadership. N. D. Potter ................... 180
CEO's and the Public Business.
W. F. May ............................. 455
Dealing With The Crisis Of
Credibility. K. B: Druck ................. 514
Leadership On Trial. J. F. Schlueter ......... 537
EXPORT trade
The Challenge to Small Business.
L. H. Hodges, Jr . ....................... 282
FAMILY
Listen to the Children. A. Martinez ......... 18
The Basic Unit Of Civilization.
M. M. Cuomo .......................... 268
FARMERS
The Plight Of The Independent
Farmer. L. Thomas ..................... 304
FARM, Economy
America's Changing Farm Structure.
L. Thomas ............................. 304
FARM Management
Nature's Technology. D. Hopcraft .......... 465
FEDERAL and state relations
The Rise Of The Western Coalition.
T. Miller ............................... 117
FEDERAL Communication Commission
Press Freedom. W. S. Paley ................ 670
FEDERAL government
Efficient Government. A. K. Campbell ....... 229
FEDERAL land
The Alienation of the West.
T. Miller ............................... 117
FEDERAL reserve system
A Less Expansive Government. R. A. Bryant . 520
FINANCE, United States
The Bureaucratic Shadow
Government. C. Gould ................... 232
FINANCE, International
The World in the 1980s. H. J. Mast ......... 253
FINANCE, California
California's Tax Revolt: Camelot
Revisited. D. Angel ..................... 482
FREE ente-prise
Capitalism Anyone? I. M. Stelzer ........... 48
What's Right With America. G. A. Stinson .. 87
A Fail Safe Society. W. B. Wriston ......... 158
Government Regulation. R. C. Tower ....... 676
FREE speech
Whose First Amendment? J. A. Barron ...... 313
FREEDOM
Freedom And Equality Are Linked To
Risk. H. H. Hines, Jr . ................... 698
A World Wide Battle. E. T. Benson ......... 198
The Peril of Growing Dependency.
W. Wiseman ........................... 270
FREEDOM of the press
Supreme Court Decisions.
E. H. Methvin .......................... 120
A Free Press And The
Judiciary. H. K. Copley ................. 169
The Press in this Modern World.
G. E. Ready ............................ 219
Whose First Amendment? J. A. Barron ...... 313
A Continuing Struggle. W. S. Paley ......... 670
The Media And The Intelligence
Agencies. S. Turner ..................... 753
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Is There a Gaming Industry.
W. H. McElnea,Jr . ..................... 746
GAMING Industry
The Truth And The Consequences.
W. H. McElnea, Jr . ..................... 746
GOD
This Gift of Peace. M. Teresa .............. 510
GOVERNMENT
A Government for All Seasons. W. S. Sneath 322
People or Money ... Which Will
Rule The State? L. S. Dreyfus ............ 364
GOVERNMENT appropriations and
expenditures
The Bureaucratic Shadow Government.
C. Gould .............................. 232
The Economy Must Be Revitalized.
P. W. McCracken ....................... 357
GOVERNMENT ownership
The United Kingdom's Approach to Energy
Policy. N. Lamont ...................... 327
GOVERNMENT regulations
An Economist's Response To Big Business
Day. M. L. Weidenbaum ................ 421
Regulations Must Promote The Common
Goal, T. M. Haburgh ................... 484
GOVERNMENT regulation of Business
Leadership On Trial. J. F. Schlueter ......... 537
Beckoning the Decade of Deregulations.
D. Rockefeller .......................... 605
GOVERNMENT regulation of Industry
Too Many Experts - Or Too Few?
J. W. Hanley ........................... 109
New Economic Frontiers. J. Van Andel ...... 338
Is There Hope for the 1980's?
P. W. McCracken ....................... 357
The Turning Point. W. T. Coleman Jr. ...... 367
Deregulate The Airlines Now.
C. E. Meyer, Jr . ........................ 409
Free The Fortune 500. M. L. Weidenbaum ... 421
The Oil Industry. K. B. Druck .............. 514
Slow Death For Free Enterprise. R. C. Tower 676
Energy and the Soviet Threat. P. W. J. Wood 680
The Underground Taxes. R. L. Ash ......... 733
GOVERNMENT spending policy
Our Inflation Mess. G. Drossel ............. 398
A Less Expansive Government. R. A. Bryant . 520
GREAT BRITAIN, Economic relations
Europe. M. Thatcher 98
GREAT BRITAIN, f=oreign relations
Foreign Policy of Great Britain. M. Thatcher . 1%
GREAT BRITAIN, Foreign relations, Russia
Foreign Policy of Great Britain.
M. Thatcher ............................ 1%
GREAT BRITAIN, Politics and government
Northern Ireland. H. Atkins ................ 66
GUIDED missiles
The Flexibility of Our Plans. H. Brown ...... 741
HEALTH
Private Initiative Or Government
Coercion. H. T. Ballantine, Jr . ............ 258
Major Issues in National Health
Policy. R. Ricardo-Campbell ............. 744
HEALTH maintenance organizations (HMO'S)
Major Issues in National Health
Policy. R. Ricardo-Campbell ............. 744
HOSPITALS
The Importance Of Caring. I. Kraus ........ 5%
MOUSING, finance
The Secondary Mortgage Market.
P. R. Brinkerhoff ....................... 297
HUMAN rights
Individual Human Dignity. John Paul 11 ..... 4
American Purpose and International Human
Rights. J. L. Caldwell ................... 251
The United Nations on Trial.
W. F. Hoffmann ........................ 361
In Pursuit of a Consistent Foreign
Policy. D. Rockefeller ................... 517
IDEALS
Look Always At The Horizon. E. D. Eddy ... 601
INDIAN Ocean
The Indian Ocean and U. S. Security.
A. Harrigan ............................ 674
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INDIVIDUALITY
The Value Of Self Improvement.
M. D. Isaacson ......................... 351
INDUSTRIAL relations
A Failure Of Supervision. J. F. Toot, Jr. .... 236
The Growing Demand for Industrial
Democracy. H. Rebhan .................. 395
New Vistas for Union Power in the
Eighties. J. M. Rosow ................... 469
INDUSTRIAL research
The Industrial Potential of Recombinant DNA
Technology. W. N. Hubbard Jr. .......... 342
INDUSTRIAL wagers
The Transnationals' Impact on Host
Countries. V. A. Rice ................... 130
INFLATION (finance)
The Unlimited Quantity Of Dollars.
J. M. Snyder ... .. .................... 36
Campaign Issues. E. M. Kennedy ........... 260
Inflation And Energy. J. Carter ............. 354
Our Inflation Mess. G. Drossel ............. 398
Inflation: The Seven Percent
Solution. R. A. Bryant .................. 520
Fighting Inflation on Both Sides of
the Atlantic. H. J. Bechtolf .............. 630
INFORMATION
The Need To Widen Our World View.
H. Cleveland ........................... 334
INFORMATION, society
An Information Society. N. B. Hannay ...... 461
INNOVATIONS
Bureaucracy And Science. H. M. Agnew ..... 694
INTEGRITY
A Commitment To Excellence.
J. D. Garwood ......................... 42
Industrial Integrity - America's Future.
R. C. Wilson ........................... 284
INTERNATIONAL Air Transport Association
Diplomatic Solutions Not Unilateral
Impositions. K. Hammarskjold ........... 555
INTERNATIONAL Energy Agency
The International Energy Problem.
E. G. Jefferson ......................... 572
INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund
The International Financial
Institutions. G. W. Miller ................ 541
INTERNATIONAL relations
Trade With China. G. H. Dixon ............ 83
Restructuring Our Society. J. Naisbitt ....... 557
Independence and World Citizenship.
A. R. Cecil ............................ 622
INTERNATIONAL Trade
The US - European Relationship.
N. Henderson .......................... 73
World Peace Through World Purchasing.
A. E. Jones ... .. ...... ............. 89
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Our Inflation Mess. G. Drosses 398
INTERNATIONAL Year of the Child
A Focus On Issues Raised During The
International Year Of The Child.
A. Martinez ............................ 18
INTERSTATE Commerce Commission
The Defense of Government Regulation of
Trucking. B. C. Whitlock, Jr . ............ 61
The ICC and Trucking Deregulation.
A. D. O'Neal ........................... 72
Transportation Policy. W. T. Coleman Jr. .... 367
INVESTMENTS
Where Is The Outlook For Investment
Encouraging? H. J. Mast ................ 253
IRELAND, Northern
Not A "Colonial Situation". H. Atkins ...... 66
Violence Destroys the Work of
Justice. C. B. Daly ...................... 373
ISRAEL Foreign relations
U.S. Arab Relations. A. Ghandour .......... 720
JOURNALISM
Consumerism and Congress.
H. M. Metzenbaum ..................... 115
Prospects and Promises - The
Century's Last Decades. R. J. Buckley ..... 300
JOURNALISM, United States
Journalists Versus Justices. E. H. Methvin ... 120
Business and the Media. J. P. Gannon ....... 133
The Press in this Modern World.
G. E. Reedy ............................ 219
KNOWLEDGE
The Perpetual Squint. E. D. Eddy ........... 601
"Well, So You're a College Graduate?"
B. A. Rogge ........................... 612
L
LABOR and laboring classes
Cancer And The Chemical Industry.
W. J. McCarvilk .. .. ................. 136
Productivity and Labor. R. A. Georginc ..... 151
Quality of Work Life. R. H. Guest .......... 310
LABOR ethics
The Values By Which We Live.
D. Rockefeller .......................... 106
LAND
Is Zoning Obsolete? W. Block .............. 659
LAND use
The Natural Land-Use System Of
Wildlife Ranching. D. Hopcraft ........... 465
LATIN AMERICA, Economic conditions
Development And Trade. F. X. Gannon ..... 138
LAW
Terrorism. D. M. Trent .................... 79
LAW, United States
Undue Stress On Due Process. C. F. LaRue . 591
LAWYERS
Undue Stress On Due Process. C. F. LaRue . 591
Professionalism and the Corporate
Bar. H. M. Williams 758
Lawyers Must Respond To The Future Of
Change. R. L. Geltzer ................... 763
LEADERSHIP
Living With Reality Centered Leaders and
Followers. J. R. Pisapia ................. 56
The Chief Executive in the Year
2000. D. Rockefeller .................... 162
The Need For Renaissance. N, D. Potter .... 180
We Need More Sloans, Sarnoffs,
Ketterings. R. J. Buckley ................ 247
Quality Leadership. R. C. Wilson ........... 284
Prospects and Promises - The Century's Last
Decades. R. J. Buckley ..... ... ... 300
Leadership In Our Time. R. Abrell ......... 391
CEO's and the Public Business. W. F. May .. 455
Leadership On Trial. J. F. Schlueter ......... 537
Exploring Leadership. E. D. Kenna .......... 638
Generating Good Signs. R. G. Capon Jr. .. .. 765
LIBERAL education
Debating the Great Issues. G. Turbeville ..... 30
LIBERTY
The Obligations Of Liberty. M. Thatcher .... 98
Government Regulation. R. C. Tower ....... 676
LIFE
Organizational Life. J. R. Pisapia ........... 56
The Values By Which We Live.
D. Rockefeller .......................... 106
LOVE
The Family. M. M. Cuomo ................ 268
Smile At Each Other. M. Teresa ............ 310
On Becoming A Nation Of Friends.
A. W. VanSinderen ..................... 565
LOVE canal
Chemical Waste. D. L. Baeder .............. 4%
MARKETING
Direct Marketing In The Age Of Electronic
Communications. R. M. Baruch .......... 549
MEDICAL research
Policy To Encourage Primary Research.
R. Ricardo-Campbell .................... 744
MEDICAL Service
What Patients Want In Their Doctors.'
H. L. Bowden 325
.......................... MEDICAL service, Socialized
Private Initiative Or Government
Coercion? H. T. Ballantine, Jr. 258
MEDICINE, Practice
Private Initiative Or Government Coercion?
H. T. Ballantine, Jr . ... ............... 258
The importance Of Caring. 1. Kraus ........ 5%
MEDICINE, United States
What Patients Want In Their Doctors.
H. L. Bowden .......................... 325
MIDDLE East
The Persian Gulf. A. DeBorchgrave ......... 405
MILITARY assistance, United States
Security Assistance and Military Exports.
M. Nimetz ............................. 584
MONETARY policy
Fighting Inflation on Both Sides of the
Atlantic. H. J. Bechtolf .................. 630
MONEY, Int.rnat$onel aspects
Price vs Policy. W. B. Wriston ............. 581
MONEY, United States
The Unlimited Quantity Of Dollars.
J. M. Snyder ........................... 36
A Less Expansive Government. R. A. Bryant . 520
Usury Limits. D. Rockefeller ............... 605
MORAL attitudes
Individual Human Dignity. John Paul II ..... 4
A World Wide Battle. E. T. Benson ......... 198
MORTGAGE
The Secondary Mortgage Market.
P. R. Brinkerhoff ....................... 297
N
NATIONAL association of manufacturer
A Time to Stand United. A. B. Trowbridge .. 546
NATIONAL Trust for Historic Preservation
An Evolving Ethic. J. Biddle ............... 53
NATIONALISM
The Five Major Forces Affecting the World
Today. O. L. Freeman ................... 683
NATURE
The Alienation of the West. T. Miller ....... 117
NEGROES In the United States
The Decade of the 8011. E. N. Williams ...... 213
NEGROES In the United States, Education
Unrest in the City. 1. W. Compton .......... 347
Standard English. B. H. Alexander .......... 437
NETHERLANDS
A Place For American Companies?
P. F. Dobbelmann ...................... 723
NEWS
Prospects and Promises - The Century's
Last Decades. R. J. Buckley .......... . ... 300
NEWSPAPERS, United States
The Restoration Of Partisan Voices.
G. E. Reedy ............................ 219
NICARAGUA
The Future of Nicaragua. R. Solis .......... 273
NORTH Atlantic Treaty Organization
American Nuclear Missile Weapons in
Western Europe. L. Brezhnev ............. 34
The Military Scene Has Changed.
N. Henderson .......................... 73
J
JAPAN, Economic relations, United States
United States and Japan Trade Relations.
W. P. Tippett Jr . ....................... 371
Some Reflections on Japan.
L. W. Beer....... ....................... 443
JAPAN, Politics and government
Some Reflections On Japan. L. W. Beer ..... 443
JOBS
Redesigning Jobs Around People. C. Bird .... 202
Seven Danger Signals Of Termination.
W. J. Morin ........................... 702
MAIL, United States
The Postal Service. W. F. Bolger ........... 239
MANAGEMENT
Efficient Government. A. K. Campbell ....... 229
The Lou and Crucial Art. J. F. Toot, Jr. .... 236
Management Short-Fall in the 1980s a Threat
for the American Economy. R. J. Buckley . 247
MAN, Influence of envlronmsnt
Forecasting the Weather and Controlling the
Organizational Climate. H. G. Miller ...... 610
OIL
U.S. Energy. C. J. Dibona ................. 104
What IR And Yes If. R. C. Youngdahl 112
U.S. - Saudi Economic Interests.
C. F. Bergsten .......................... 400
Energy Policies. T. G. Moore .............. 505
OIL Industry
Why Energy Problems Don't Get Solved.
C. J. DiBona ........................... 187
The Oil Industry. K. B. Druck .......... 514
The Decade Of Production. E F. Loveland 653
OIL (sisal.)
The Time To Act Is Now. A. Hammer ......-145
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ORGANIZATION of American states
Should the Americas Reorganize the OAS?
F. X. Gannon .......................... 138
P
PALESTINE, Jewish-Arab problems
Quo Vadis? A. Ghandour 720
PARENTS
Redesigning Jobs Around People.
C. Bird ................................ 202
PARENT child relationship
Education Depends On You. J. Dunworth .... 190
PEACE
World Peace Through World Purchasing.
A. E. Jones ............................ 89
This Gift of Peace. M. Teresa .............. 510
Acceptance Address. J. Carter .............. 706
PHYSICIANS
The Role of Government in Health-Care Delivery
in the 1980s. H. T. Ballantine, Jr. 258
What Patients Want In Their Doctors.
H. L. Bowden .......................... 325
POLITICAL activity
Special Interest Groups. L. S. Dreyfus ....... 364
POLITICAL ethics
People or Money ... Which Will Rule the
State? L. S. Dreyfus 364
POLITICAL science
Political Action. E. N. Williams ............ 633
POLLUTION
Let's Hear From The Experts. J. L. Paluszek 440
Chemical Waste. D. L. Bander .. ...... . 4%
Building A Firm Foundation. W. K. Reilly ... 756
PRESERVATION of buildings
Preservation. J. Biddle ..................... 53
PRESIDENTIAL campaigns, 1980
Campaign Issues. E. M. Kennedy ........... 260
Acceptance Address. R. Reagan ............ 642
Acceptance Address. G. Bush ............... 646
Wake Up America. G. V. Jagt ............. 647
Our Faith In Ourselves Is On The
Line. G. R. Ford ....................... 651
Acceptance Address. J. Carter .............. 706
Acceptance Address. W. Mondale ........... 710
Common Hopes For The Future.
E. M. Kennedy ......................... 714
Let's Get American Working Again.
R. Reagan ............................. 738
PRESS conference
The Press Conference. J. J. Duome ......... 473
PRESSURE, Political
The Decade of the 80's. E. N. Williams ...... 213
PRIVACY
Computer Security and Privacy.
M. J. Keliher ........................... 662
PRODUCTIVITY
Productivity and Labor. R. A. Georgine ..... 151
The Innovation Recession. J. G. Cook ....... 154
A Failure Of Supervipn. J. F. Toot, Jr. ..... 236
The Economy Must Be Revitalized.
P. W. McCracken ....................... 357
The U.S. Economy in Extremis.
P. M. Boarman ......................... 525
Constructive Change. C. R. Vance .......... 568
Forecasting the Weather and Controlling
the Organizational Climate. H. G. Miller .. 610
PUBLIC Interest
Uncritical Lovers ... Unloving Critics.
F. L. Byrom 614
PUBLIC opinion
Who Is Going to Deliver the Bad News?
J. L. Paluszek .......................... 440
Driving Forces in Public Policy.
J. D. Heldman ......................... 603
Public Relations Role In It.
W. H. Chase ........................... 666
PUBLIC relations
Public Relations And Change. B. L. Jones ... 216
Going Public for the Private Enterprise
System. W. C. Butcher .................. 265
The Press Conference. J. J. Duome ......... 473
A Whole New World of Public Policy.
W. H. Chase ........................... 666
PUBLIC schools
The Failure To Educate Our Children.
J. W. Compton ......................... 347
PUBLIC speaking
Public Speaking and Other Coronary
Threats. M. D. Isaacson ................. 351
Page
The Disclosure of Information. D. P. Rogers . 430
QUALITY
The Hallmarks Of Quality. E. G. Rogue ..... 146
RACE problems
Consultation Amongst All The People.
M. G. Buthelezi ........................ 21
RADIO communication
The Shortwave Radio. F. Stanton ........... 75
RAILROADS, United States
Urban Transportation. C. K. Orski .......... 24
RAPID Transit
Urban Transportation. C. K. Orski .......... 24
READING, studying and leaching
What Works in Reading? S. L. Blumenfeld ... 749
REASON
Reason, Responsibility And Reciprocity.
D. B. Holbrook ......................... 263
RELIGIOUS, liberty
Individual Human Dignity. John Paul II ..... 4
RESEARCH
Too Many Experts - Or Too Few?.
J. W. Hanky 109
The International Energy Problem.
E. G. Jefferson .......................... 572
RESEARCH, United States
The Innovation Recession. J. G. Cook ....... 154
Getting Things in Focus. J. W. Hanley ...... 412
REGULATORY Agencies, United States
The Role of Regulatory Agencies in the
Eighties. L. Kanuk ...................... 315
REPORTERS and reporting
Business and the Media. J. P. Gannon ....... 133
A Free Press And The Judiciary.
H. K. Copley ........................... 169
The Media And The Intelligence Agencies.
S. Turner .............................. 753
RESPONSIBILITY
America the Apologetic. J. W. Hanley ....... 553
REPUBLICAN party
Acceptance Address. R. Reagan ............ 642
Acceptance Address. G. Bush ............... 646
Wake Up America. G. V. Jagt ............. 647
Let's Talk About the Future. G. R. Ford .... 651
RISK
Our Teehnu-Economic System. J. F. Coates .. 176
Risk and Other Four-Letter Words.
W. B. Wriston ................. :........ 158
"But What If-Ers". E. D. Kenna ........... 638
Risks of Progress. H. H. Hines, Jr. ......... 698
RUSSIA, Armed forces
A Reduction Of Soviet Forces In Central
Europe. L. Brezhnev ..................... 34
A Period Of Danger. J. S. Pustay ........... 67
U. S. Soviet Armed Forces. B. L. Davis ..... 418
The Russian Chemical Warfare Menace.
H. Heflin .............................. 730
RUSSIA, Foreign relations, Afghanistan
Soviet Military Intervention in Afghanistan.
J. Carter ............................... 194
RUSSIA, Foreign relations, Middle East
The Persian Gulf. A. DeBorchgrave ......... 405
RUSSIA, Foreign relations, United States
American Nuclear Missile Weapons in Western
Europe. L. Brezhnev ..................... 34
Changing Our Trade Policy With The
USSR. S. Thurmond 386
RUSSIA, Politics and government
The Soviet Threat. J. D. Garwood .......... 458
SAUDI ARABIA
U.S. - Saudi Economic Interests.
C. F. Bergsten .......................... 400
SCHWEITZER, Albert
The Educational Legacy of Albert Schweitzer.
R. Abrell .................. ... 391
SCIENTIFIC research
The Public Role Of Toxicology.
J. W. Hanley ........................... 412
SCIENTISTS
The Instant Expert In The Scientific World.
J. W. Hanky ...... 109
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The Innovation Recession. J. G. Cook ....... 154
SECURITIES and exchange commission
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The Tension Between the First Amendment and
the Federal Securities Laws. R. S. Karmel . 39
Peer Review. A. E. MacKay ............... 142
Value-Neutral Decision Making.
H. M. Williams ......................... 758
SILICON chips
The Electronics Revolution and You.
H. J. Gray ............................. 635
SOCIAL change
Have. A Positive Attitude To Change.
R. Weintraub ........................... 8
The Understanding of Scale. B. L. Jones ..... 216
Let's Hear From The Experts. J. L. Paluszek 440
Change and Challenge. R. C. Jeffrey ........ 522
Overcoming The Resistance To Revolutionary
Change. H. J. Gray ..................... 635
The World Is Very Different Now.
R. L. Geltzer ........................... 763
SOCIETY
Restructuring Our Society. J. Naisbitt ....... 557
No Arts, No Letters - No Society.
H. C. Jacobs ........................... 562
SOLAR energy
The Changing Picture of Energy. C. Robbins . 294
Environmental Benefits of a Solar World.
D. Hayes .............................. 306
SOUTH AFRICA
Whither South Africa? M. G. Buthelezi ...... 21
Economic Resurgence And Political Reformation.
G. F. Palmer ........................... 529
SPEECH education
Standard English. B. H. Alexander .......... 437
SPIES
United States Relations with the USSR.
R. F. Staar ............................ 597
STATE government
The Alienation of the West. T. Miller ....... 117
A Possible War Between The States.
A. B. Trowbridge ....................... 546
STATE rights
State And Local Policies. M. Baucus ........ 332
STOCKS
The World in the 1980s. H. J. Mast ......... 253
STRATEGIC Arms Limitation Treaty (Bait 11)
Salt ll. J. Carter ......................... 2
Energy, Defense, and Natural Resources.
J. S. Pustay ............................ 67
STUDENT
The Year of the Student. H. O. LaBounty, Jr. 59
SUCCESS
The Ultimate In Personnel Success.
R. G. Capon, Jr . ........................ 765
SUPREME court of the United States
Journalists Versus Justices. E. H. Methvin ... 120
SYNFUEL
Synfuels, Security and the National Will.
E. Donley .............................. 507
TAXATION, California
California's Tax Revolt: Camelot Revisited.
D. Angel ............................... 482
TAXATION, United States
Taxation of Natural Resources. M. Baucus ?... 332
The U.S. Economy in Extremis.
P. M. Boarman ......................... 525
Energy for the Eighties. E. F. Loveland ...... 653
Gas Tax And Import Restructure. H. Ford II 691
Taxation Without Representation. R. L. Ash . 733
Let's Get America Working Again.
R. Reagan ............................. 738
TEACHERS, qualifications
Education Depends On You. J. Dunworth .... 190
TEACHING
The Relationship Between Student And Teacher.
H. O. LaBounty, Jr . ..................... 59
TEACHING methods
The Challenge To Education Today.
R. G. Scanlon .......................... 727
What Works In Rading? S. L. Blumenfeld .. 749
TECHNOLOGY
Why the People Are Scared. J. F. Coates .... 176
The Future Of Communication.
N. B. Hannay 461
Synfuels. Security and the National Will
E. Donley .............................. 507
Uncritical Lovers ... Unloving Critics.
F. L. Byrom ........................... 614
Bureaucracy And Science. H. M. Agnew ..... 694
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The Challenge to Education Today.
R. G. Scanlon .......................... 727
TELEVISION
Press Freedom. W. S. Paley ................ 670
TELEVISION and the First Amendment
Electronic Democracy. A. R. Saldich ........ 487
TELEVISION broadcasting
Broadcasting and the Law. F. Stanton ....... 75
TELEVISION, broadcasting, United States
Cable Television. R. M. Baruch ............. 209
How TV Governs. A. R. Saldich ............ 487
TELEVISION, able
Lifestyle Revolutions in the Television Age.
R. M. Baruch .......................... 209
Direct Marketing In The Age Of Electronic
Communications. R. M. Baruch .......... 549
TERRORISM
Threat and Reality. D. M. Trent ............ 79
TOURISM
The Biggest Game In Town. R. J. Tingley ... 172
TOXICOLOGY
The Public Role Of Toxicology. J. W. Hanley 412
TRADE International
Trade Should Be Used In A Positive Manner.
J. L. Caldwell .......................... 251
TRADE restrictions
Enlightened Self-Interest. A. R. Cecil ........ 622
TRADE unions, International aspect
The Growth Of Internationalism. H. Rebhan . 395
TRADE unions, United States
Labor's Ability To Change. J. M. Resew .... 469
TRANSPORTATION
What Kind Of A Transportation System Is
Needed. B. C. Whitlock, Jr . .............. 61
The ICC and Trucking Deregulation.
A. D. O'Neal ........................... 72
Tourism. R. J. Tingley .................... 172
TRANSPORTATION, United States
A Fully Integrated Transportation System.
L. Kanuk .............................. 315
Transportation Policy. W. T. Coleman, Jr. ... 367
TRILATERAL commission
In Pursuit of a Consistent Foreign Policy.
D. Rockefeller .......................... 517
TRUCKING
The Defense of Government Regulation of
Trucking. B. C. Whitlock, Jr . ............ 61
The ICC and Trucking Deregulation.
A. D. O'Neal ........................... 72
Transportation Policy. W. T. Coleman, Jr. ... 367
TRUTH
Know the Truth. J. M. Snyder ............. 36
Constant Values in a Changing World.
B. H. Warren .......................... 183
The ImMOBILization of Truth. G. Speth .... 388
UNDEVELOPED areas
Threat Or Opportunity? G. Marotta ......... 124
UNEMPLOYMENT
How Industry Will Cope With Massive Layoffs.
W. J. Morin ........................... 702
UNIONS
Productivity and Labor. R. A. Georgine ..... 151
The Trade Union Movement. G. Meany ..... 164
UNITED Nation.
The United Nations on Trial.
W. F. Hoffmann ........................ 361
UNITED Nations, Educational, scientific and
cultural organization
The Shortwave Radio. F. Stanton ........... 75
UNITED Nations, Latin America
Development And Trade. F. X. Gannon ..... 138
UNITED States, Armed forces
U.S. - Soviet Armed Forces. B. L. Davis ... 418
UNITED States, Central intelligence agency
American Intelligence in the 1980's.
S. Turner .............................. 753
UNITED States, Commerce
Our Dependence on Foreign Imports.
A. Hammer ............................ 45
A Fully Integrated Transportation System.
L. Kanuk .............................. 315
Consumerism and Congress.
H. M. Metzenbaum ..................... 115
UNITED States, Constitution
The Constitution Is Not A Holy Writ.
F. L. Byrom ........................... 614
UNITED States constItutlon, Amendments
Electronic Democracy. A. R. Saldich ........ 487
UNITED States, Constitution, Bill of Rights
The Tension Between the First Amendment and
the Federal Securities Laws. R. S. Karmel . 39
Broadcasting and the Law. F. Stanton ....... 75
Journalists Versus Justices. E. H. Methvin ... 120
A Free Press And The Judiciary.
H. K. Copley ........................... 169
Whose First Amendment? J. A. Barron ...... 313
UNITED States, defenses
U.S. Response to Soviet Military Force in
Cuba. J. Carter ......................... 2
A Period Of Danger. J. S. Pustay ........... 67
State of the Union. J. Carter ............... 226
The Voyage That Is America. E. M. Kennedy 260
Security Assistance and Military Exports.
M. Nimetz ............................. 584
The Indian Ocean and U.S. Security.
A. Harrigan ............................ 674
The Caribbean Sea. B. Chappell ............ 689
The Ability To Retaliate In Kind.
H. Heflin ................ .... ........ 730
Strategic Nuclear Policy. H. Brown ......... 741
UNITED States, Economic conditions
Acceptance Address. R. Reagan ............ 642
Where Is The United States Going?
H. Ford 11 ............................. 691
UNITED States, Economic history
What's Right With America. G. A. Stinson .. 87
UNITED States, Economic planning
Five-Year Economic Program for U.S.
R. Reagan ............................. 738
UNITED States, Economic policy
Prospects and Promises - The Century's
Last Decades. R. J. Buckley .............. 300
The Nation's Economy. J. Carter ........... 354
Is There Hope for the 1980's?
P. W. McCracken ....................... 357
Free The Fortune 500. M. L. Weidenbaum ... 421
The U.S. Economy in Extremis.
P. M. Boarman ......................... 525
The New Economic and Political Order of the
1980's. J. Naisbitt ....................... 557
A Tale Of Two Markets. W. B. Wriston .. 581
UNITED States, Economic relations, China
(Peoples Republic of)
Opportunity Or Illusion? G. H. Dixon ....... 83
Our Asian Interests. J. K. Emmerson ........ 578
UNITED States, Economic relations, Japan
United States and Japan Trade Relations.
W. P. Tippett Jr . ....................... 371
Some Reflections On Japan. L. W. Beer ..... 443
Our Asian Interests. J. K. Emmerson ........ 578
UNITED States, Economic relations,
Latin America
Should the Americas Reorganize the OAS?
F. X. Gannon .......................... 138
UNITED States, Economic relations, Russia
The United States Grain Program.
B. Bergland ............................ 290
Changing Our Trade Policy With The USSR.
S. Thurmond ........................... 386
Courses For Action. R. F. Staar ............ 597
UNITED States, Economic relations,
Saudi Arabia
U.S. - Saudi Economic Interests.
C. F. Bergsten .......................... 400
UNITED States, Foreign policy
Prospects and Promises - The Century's Last
Decades. R. J. Buckley .................. 300
The Need To Widen Our World View.
H. Cleveland ........................... 334
In Pursuit of a Consistent Foreign Policy
.
D. Rockefeller .......................... 517
Constructive Change. C. R. Vance .......... 568
UNITED States, Foreign relations
Ascendency and Decline. C. W. Bray III ..... 493
UNITED States, Foreign relation., Europs,
Western
The US-European Relationship.
N. Henderson .......................... 73
UNITED States, Foreign relation., Middle East
Countdown For The Western World.
A. DeBorchgrave 403
UNITED States, Foreign relations, Russia
U.S. Response to Soviet Military Force in Cuba.
J. Carter ............................... 2
Actions To Be Taken By The United States.
Page
J. Carter ............................... 194
A Moral Challenge to the West. E. T. Benson 198
State of the Union. J. Carter ............... 226
Where Do We Go Now? B. L. Davis ........ 418
The Soviet Threat. J. D. Garwood .......... 458
U.S. Foreign Policy. C. R. Vance ........... 568
Courses For Action. R. F. Staar 597
Energy and the Soviet Threat. P. W. J. Wood 680
The Caribbean Sea. B. Chappell ............ 689
UNITED States, Federal Trade Comm ssion
The Federal Trade Commission.
H. M. Metzenbaum ..................... 115
UNITED States, Food and drug administration
The Delaney Clause. J. W. Megown ......... 16
UNITED States, Moral conditions
America the Apologetic. J. W. Hanky ....... 553
UNITED States, Nave
Naval Supremacy And The Willingness To Use
It. A. Harrigan ... ......... .. 674
UNITED States, Politics and government
Stop Tampering With the Machinery.
C. Gould .............................. 232
UNITED States, Postal Reorganlzltion
Act (1971)
The Postal Service. W. F. Bolger ........... 239
UNITED States, Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act
Waste Not -- Want Not. W. J. McCarville .. 28
UNITED States, Trestles, Aupla
Salt 11. J. Carter ......................... 2
UNITED Way
Uncritical Lovers ... Unloving Critics.
F. L. Byrom ........................... 614
URANIUM
Coal And Uranium Our Only Choices.
T. M. Hahn, Jr . ........................ 532
USURY
Beckoning the Decade of Deregulation.
D. Rockefeller .......................... 605
VALUES
The Values By Which We Live.
D. Rockefeller ... .. ...... .............. 106
Less Fumbling And More Efficiency.
W. S. Sneath ........................... 322
VIOLENCE
Violence Destroys the Work of Justice.
C. B. Daly ............................. 373
VOTING
The Personal Duty Of The Educated Citizen.
E. N. Williams ......................... 633
W
WAGES, Economic aspects
The Values By Which We Live.
D. Rockefeller .......................... 106
WAR
The Russian Chemical Warfare Menace.
H. Heflin .............................. 730
WOMEN, employment
Women and Men in Management.
B. A. Stead ............................ 10
Prospects and Challenges. S. M. Bennett ..... 502
Two Paycheck Power. C. Bird .............. 202
This is a Very Good Time. G. J. Fippinger ... 222
The Re-entry Woman. S. M. Bennett ......... 502
WOMEN In education
Women Faculty And Their Effect On Women
Students. M. E. Tidball .................. 380
WORK
Quality of Work Life. R. H. Guest .......... 310
WORLD
Demystifying Anti-Americanism.
C. W. Bray. III ........................ 277
WORLD politics
A World Wide Battle. E. T. Benson ......... 198
Independence and World Citizenship.
A. R. Cecil ............................ 622
YOUTH, United States
The Personal Duty Of The Educated
Citizen. E. N. Williams .................. 633
ZONING
Is Zoning Obsolete? W. Block .............. 659
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