LETTER TO MR. EUGENE BRADLEY FROM STANSFIELD TURNER

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• Publication Date: June 3, 1977
• Content Type: LETTER

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Washington. D. 0.20505
3 JUN 1977
Dear Gene,
Sorry to take so long to answer your
letter but I've been juggling my long-range
schedule to accommodate your request to
address the Council. I think I've now
succeeded and can give you a firm commitment
for the 5th of December. My office will be
in touch with your staff to coordinate details.
Look forward to chatting with you when
next we meet. In the meantime, all the best.
STANSFIELD TURNER
Mr. Eugene Bradley
President, International-Management
and Development Institute
Suite 905, 2600 Virginia Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20037
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Honorary C: airman
iene E. Bradley
President
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Executive Vice President
on, Theodore C. Achilles
Vice Chmn., Atlantic Council
'rofessor Edward C. Bursk
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Washington, D.C. 20037 ? Tel. [phone] ? Telex: 1MDI 64469
May 6, 1977
Hon. Editor, Harvard Bus. Review
)lily C. Christensen
Vice Pres., 18M World Trade
EuropelMiddle East'Africa Corp.
;en. Lucius D. Clay, USA (Rat.)
ienry P.
Pres.. Americas
Natter E. Hoadley Admiral S tans f ield Turner, U.S.N.
Exec. V.P.lefer , Bank of America
tom Kil Director of Central Intelligence
Pres., U.S. Trust Co. of New York
Dr. Antonia T. Knoppers Washington, D.C. 20505
Former Vice Chmn., Merck & Co.
)r. Alexander Lewis, Jr.
Pres., Gulf Oil Foundation
Ion, Paul W. McCracken
Univ. of Michigan
-ion. Lawrence C. McQuade
Vice Pros., W. R. Grace & Co.
i. E. Egidio Ortona
Chmn., Honeywell Info. Systems
Iralia; formerAmb. of Italy to U.S.
Nylie S. Robson
Exec. V.P., Eastman Kodak
Aeinaido Scarpetta
IMDI Director, Latin America
Board of Advisors
Giovanni Agnelli
Pres., Fiat SPA
Or. Vernon R. Alden
Chmn., Boston Co.
rlon. Willis C. Armstrong
U.S. Council, Int'l. CoC
.Robert W. Barnett
Dir., Wash. Ctr., Asia Society
Dr. Daniel Bendahan
Pros,, AVE, Caracas
Frank Briceno Fortique
Pres., Gerencia & Desarrolfo,
Caracas
Ron. W. Randolph Burgess
Vice Chmn., Atlantic Council
John L. Caldwell
Dir., Center for Int'l Bus.
Relations, CoC of US
John G. Crean
Pres.. Robert Crean & Co., Ltd.
Philipps J. Dennis
Reg. Dir., The Conference Board
Southern Europe
Lawrence A. Fox
Vice Pros., NAM
Ron. Bryce N. Harlow
V.P., Procter & Gamble Co.
Non. Martin J. Hillenbrand
Dir. Gen., Atlantic Inst., Paris
Claire Giannini Hoffman
Bertrand Hommey
PatronatFrancais, Paris
Shigeo Hone
Sr, Advisor, Bank of Tokyo, Ltd.
Fisher Howe
Or. Herman Kahn
Dir., Hudson institute
tvan Lansberg Henriquez
Pros., SEGUROSCA, Caracas
Or. J. Sterling Livingston
Pros., Sterling Institute
Carlos Llano Cifuentes
IPADE, Mexico City
Or. Rodrigo Llorente Martinez
Pres., CICYP, Bogota
Mary P. Lord
Atlantic institute
Thomas D. Lumpkin
Pres., Gulf-Latin America
Hon. George C. McGhee
Tatsuzo Mizukami
Pres., IMAJ, Tokyo
Dr. Clifford C. Nelson
Pres., American Assembly
Non. Frederick E. Nolting, Jr.
yon. Frank Pace, Jr.
Pros., !ESC
Or. Aurelio Peccei
Chmn., Italconsult Co., Rome
John P. Phelps, Jr.
Dir., Fund for For. Inv., Caracas
Ch. Scrivener
Sec'y of St. Consumer Affs., Paris
Ralph E. Smiley
Chmn., Booz, Allen & Hamilton Int'l
Albert T. Sommers
Sr. V.P. & Chief Economist
The Conference Board
Washington SyCip
Manila, Philippines
Non. Alexander B. Trowbridge
Vice Chmn., Allied Chemical Corp.
Hon. John W. Tuthill
Pres., The Salzburg Seminar
Dr. Jose J. Urdaneta R.
Pros., VECSA, Caracas
Harold M. Williams
Dean, Grad. Sch. of Mgt., UCLA
Carl-Henrik Wingwist
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I am just back in Washington after 35 days of international travel,
and I shall be leaving again shortly for Mexico City. The purpose
of this travelling is to either interview or secure statements from
Chiefs of State or Heads of Government for our Top Management Report
series and for The Christian Science Monitor. As an aside, Terry
and I had a most interesting interview with NATO Secretary General
Luns and a fine session (not for publication) with Al Haig.
Before departing the city again, I would like to renew
conversation you and I had before your confirmation.
with you a
You may recall that I invited you to be our honored dinner speaker
for the Joint Council Quarterly Meeting of our corporate, government,
and diplomatic associates which will be convened on Capitol Hill this
next month... You advised at that time that in principle you would be
pleased to be a dinner speaker at one of our Quarterly sessions, but
that June was too soon -- you would like a six-month reprieve -- and
that we should invite you again.
We are now making plans for our September and December Quarterly
Meetings and would be honored to have you as our dinner speaker for
either of these dinner meetings -- either Monday, September 12, or
December 5. Our preference would be for September 12, if your calen-
dar is clear.
The afternoon speakers for September 12 include Austin Kiplinger
(Editor, The Kiplinger Washington Letter) as Chairman, Bert Lance from
OMB, and Fred Bergsten from Treasury.
By way of background on our Joint Council Quarterly Meetings, I am
enclosing:
1. The agenda from our most recent Joint Council Quarterly
Meeting -- convened in the U.S. Capitol on March 7 --
plus the agenda from the June 6 session to be held in
the Rayburn House Office Building.;
2. The 1976-77 Report to IMDI Board and Council Members,
which on page 4, lists the corporate, government, and
diplomatic associates invited to our Joint Council
Quarterly Meetings; and
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3. Our current Top Management Report, co-published with the State
Department, indicating the educational thrust of our Institute.
Stan, for our planning, we would be most grateful if you could let us know
if you can be with us for either the September or December session. Of
course, Pat is most cordially invited. She might be interested to know that
wives of all of our Joint Councils are invited to these dinner sessions.
As a final note, Terry and I had an absolutely magnificent experience in our
series of interviews in 8 countries. One of the very nice advantages in return-
ing was seeing the staff and friends and reviewing correspondence, which included
the color photos of your swearing-in and luncheon.
Thank you very much from both of us.
With all best wishes..
Cordially,
Gene E. Bradley
President
P.S. When we next see you, we will brief you on the superb hour we spent with
Al Haig, who is now a member of our Board of Advisers --- and one of your
greatest admirers and boosters. What a guy!
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International Management and Development histi'tute
JOINT COUNCIL QUARTERLY MEETING
Date: June 6, 1977
Place: Rayburn House Office Building, Room 2168A
(Entrance: Independence Avenue)
Theme: "DIRECTIONS OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATION AND THE NEW CONGRESS"
Host . . . . . . . . . . . Hon. BARBER B. CONABLE, JR. (R-N.Y.)
U.S. House of Representatives
Ranking Minority Member
House Ways and Means Committee
2:30 Registration
Hon. FRANK PACE, JR.
President
International Executive Service Corps
3:10 "Views from the Congressional Dr. ALICE M. RIVLIN
Budget Office" Director
Congressional Budget Office
3:25 "Views from the Ways and Means Hon. AL ULLMAN (D-ORE.)
Committee" U.S. House of Representatives
Chairman, Ways and Means Committee
3:40 Discussion
4:30 "Views from the White House"
4:45 Discussion
Hon. LYLE E. GRAMLEY
Member of the President's
Council of Economic Advisers
5:05 "Discussion of International WILLIAM B. DALE
Financial and Monetary Affairs" Deputy Managing Director
International Monetary Fund
5:20 "Discussion of U.S. Energy ROBERT D. HORMATS
Policies" Senior Officer, International
Economic Affairs
National Security Council
The White House
5:35 Discussion
6:15 Adjourn afternoon session
6:30 Reception: For corporate, government, and diplomatic council
members, wives, and special guests; The Banquet Room (B-338),
Rayburn House Office Building
7:00 Dinner
Remarks: "New Energy Policies Dr. HERMAN KAHN
and Approaches -- and their Impact Director
on the U.S. and World Economy" The Hudson Institute
9:00 Adjourn
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June 6 Joint Council Quarterly Meeting
STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Marion H. Antonini, President, Xerox Latinamerican Group
R.H. Hall, Vice President, Controller, Colgate-Palmolive International
J? Dudley Haupt, Manager, Government Affairs, St. Regis Paper Company
Robert L. James, Vice President, Washington Representative, Bank of
America
Richard H. Kaufman, Manager - International Forecasting, General
Electric Company
Ruddick C. Lawrence, Consultant, Continental Oil Company
William R. Miller, Executive Vice President, Bristol-Myers Company
Donald J. Povejsil, Vice President, Corporate Planning, Westinghouse
Electric Corporation
Robert F. Schnoes, Senior Vice President, Operations, Dresser Industries, Inc.
Julian M. Sobin, Senior Vice President and Director of International
Development, International Minerals and Chemicals Corporation
Thomas S. Thompson, Vice President, Public; Affairs, The Continental Group, Inc.
Edward G. Watkins, President and Chief Executive Officer, Simplex Time
Recorder Co.
Stanley M. Zolnier, President, Troy Plastics Corporation
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International Management and Development Institute
JOINT COUNCIL QUARTERLY MEETING
Monday, March 7, 1977
U.S. Capitol Building (Room S-207)
(Entrance: Senate Door, East Side of Capitol)
Theme: "IMPROVING GOVERNMENT-BUSINESS RELATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC AFFAIRS"
The March 7 Joint Council Quarterly Meeting will focus on the recommendations
summarized in the White House/IMDI Report on "U.S. International Economic Policies."
3:00 Host: . . Hon. JACOB K. JAVITS, U.S. Senator (R-NY)
3:15 Discussion of Questions 1 and 2 of White Dr. ANTONIE T. KNOPPERS
House/IMDI Report (pages 8 and 9): Former Vice Chairman
"How effective is present government- Merck & Co.
business cooperation -- in terms of
both coordinating policies here at home
and acting as a team overseas?"
"What are the most important problems that
prevent more effective cooperation?"
3:35 Roundtable discussion
NEIL J. McMULLEN
Assistant Director, Inter-
national Division
National Planning Association
4:00 Discussion of Question 3 (pages 10 and 11): Hon. FREDERICK L. WEBBER
"What structural or institutional changes Vice President
should the U.S. Government make to improve Scott Paper Company
the liaison?"
4:20 Roundtable discussion
5:10 Discussion of Question 4 (pages 12 and 13):
"What can be done by individual companies --
or by business-industry associations -- to
improve the liaison?"
5:30 Roundtable discussion
6:00 Busses depart for the International Club
6:30 Reception and Dinner --
International Club
The Wadsworth Room
1800 K Street, N.W.
(Please use 18th Street Entrance)
9:00 Adjourn
Hon. HERBERT STEIN
Professor, University of
Virginia
Former CEA Chairman
Hon. LAWRENCE C. McQUADE
Vice President
W.R. Grace & Co.
ALBERT T. SOMMERS
Senior Vice President and
Chief Economist
The Conference Board
Dinner Speaker:
ALBERT T. SOMMERS
Senior Vice President and
Chief Economist
The Conference Board
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 REPORT TO IMDI BOARD AND COUNCIL MEMBERS
Joint Quarterly Meeting-World Bank: Austin
U.S. elections on business.
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INTERNATIONAL
MANAGEMENT AND
DEVELOPMENT
INSTITUTE
Highlights of 1976
Priorities for 1977
Members and wives on "Interdependence."
process in the Federal Government.
In reviewing the progress of our five-part educational program during 1976, we
acknowledge with appreciation the personal participation and strong support of
our Board members and diplomatic, corporate, and government associates. It is a
pleasure to report IMDI's most significant year to date.
Highlights of 1976 include:
1. Government-Business Programs:
? A top management conference, co-sponsored by IMDI and the White House
Council on International Economic Policy, on "U.S. International Economic
Policies."
? Two courses-for Washington embassy officials and international business
executives, on "How to Work in Washington."
? An international investment seminar-under State Department auspices-for
foreign officials visiting the U.S.
? A Foreign Service Institute seminar-for host national commercial specialists
in U.S. embassies-on strengtheninggovernment-business cooperation.
2. National Educational Program:
? Weekly newspaper series-13 articles from our Top Management Report on
"Corporate Citizenship in the Global Community," reprinted in The Christian
Science Monitor.
? University distribution of IMDI's reports on international corporate citizenship
to 1,000 U.S. professors of international business, for classroom use.
3. Washington Policy Programs:
? Joint Council Quarterly Meetings-for IMDI's diplomatic, corporate, and gov-
ernment associates to examine key international economic issues.
? Quarterly Women's Programs-for the wives of IMDI's Joint Council mem-
bers, convened in the French Embassy, White House Family Theatre, Russell
Senate Office Building, and Kennedy Center.
? Washington Briefing Series-nine monthly sessions (October through June)
on the issues of greatest immediate concern to our corporate and govern-
ment associates.
? Four Conferences for Corporation Executives on business opportunities and
prospects overseas-focusing on Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and
Europe; jointly sponsored with The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced Inter-
national Studies.
4. International Network:
? Expansion of IMDI's international network-which now includes 40 leading
graduate schools and management centers in the U.S., Europe, the Middle
East, Africa, Asia, and Latin America-to advance the cause of international
govern ment-business cooperation.
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process In the Federal Government.
REPORT TO IMDI BOARD AND COUNCIL MEMBERS
Highlights of 1976
Priorities for 1977
In reviewing the progress of our five-part educational program during 1976, we
acknowledge with appreciation the personal participation and strong support of
our Board members and diplomatic, corporate, and government associates. It is a
pleasure to report IMDI's most significant year to date.
Highlights of 1976 include:
1. ~aovernrner,t-t usmess Programs:
? A top management conference, co-sponsored by IMDI and the White House
Council on International Economic Policy, on ''U.S. International Economic
Policies.'? Two courses-for Washington embassy officials and international business
executives, on ''How to Work in Washington.''
? An international investment seminar-under State Department auspices-for
foreign officials visiting the U.S.
? A Foreign Service Institute seminar-for host national commercial specialists
in U.S. embassies-on strengthening_government-business cooperation.
kational Educational Program:
? Weekly newspaper series-13 articles from our Top Management Report on
''Corporate Citizenship in the Global Community,'reprinted in The Christian
Science Monitor.
? University distribution of IMDI's reports on international corporate citizenship
to 1,000 U.S. professors of international business, for classroom use.
3. ;.,us` rgturn Policy Programs:
? Joint Council Quarterly Meetings-for IMDI's diplomatic, corporate, and gov-
ernment associates to examine key international economic issues.
? Quarterly Women's Programs-for the wives of IMDI's Joint Council mem-
bers, convened in the French Embassy, White House Family Theatre, Russell
Senate Office Building, and Kennedy Center.
? Washington Briefing Series-nine monthly sessions (October through June)
on the issues of greatest immediate concern to our corporate and govern-
ment associates.
? Four Conferences for Corporation Executives on business opportunities and
prospects overseas-focusing on Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and
Europe; jointly sponsored with The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced Inter-
national Studies.
4.