DCI TRIP TO NY, CT, 18 JANUARY 1978

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17 January 1978
FROM:
SUBJECT:
New York City Trip, 18 January
1. Official Party:
DCI
Herb Hetu
DCI Security
2. Schedule for Wednesday, 18 January:
1025 Depart Headquarters
1045 Depart WNA via Gulfstream I (1 hour flt.)
1145 Arrive LaGuardia Airport, New York City
1230 Arrive New York Times Building (229 W. 93rd St., 14th Floor)
1245 Lunch with New York Times Publishers
1430 En route Calvin Bullock Forum
1500- R&R Calvin Bullock Forum (One Wall Street, 33rd Floor)
1540
1540 Reception with selected members of Forum
1600 Address Calvin Bullock Forum
1645 En route Waldorf Astoria (Park Avenue Entrance)
1730 R&R Waldorf Astoria (Suite 16T)
1800
1800 Reception/Cocktails in Basildon Room
1845 Dinner/Address in Jade Room
2100 Reception in Suites 16R, S & T for Head Table and
selected guests
2120 En route LaGuardia
2200 En route WNA
2300 Arrive WNA
2320 Arrive Quarters 'D'
Very reer r-tfi
STAT
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Head Table
Conference Board
18 January 1977
Roger Anderson, Chairman, Continental Illinois National Bank
and Trust Company, Chicago
Charles Barber, Chairman, American Smelting and Refining Company,
New York
Jim Burns, President, Great-West Life Assurance Company,
Cal very, Canada
Fletcher Byrom, Chairman, Koppers Company, Pittsburgh, PA
Frank Cary, Chairman, IBM, New York
Wi introduce Dj
John Connor, Chairman, Allied Chemical Corporation, New Jersey
John Love, President, Ideal Basic Industries, Denver
Charles Luce, Chairman, Consolidated Edison Company, New York
Ian MacGregor, former Chairman, AMAX, Inc.
Donald S. MacNaughton, Chairman, Prudential Life Insurance Company
of America, New Jersey
G. William Miller, Chairman, Textron, Rhode Island
Edward Palmer, Chairman of Executive Committee, City Corp.
Alfred Powis, President, Noranda Mines, Toronto
K. A. Randall, President, Conference Board
W. F. Rockwell, Jr., Chairman, Rockwell International, Pennsylvania
David C. Scott, Chairman and President, Allis Chalmers
Bill Turner, President, Consolidated Bathurst, Montreal
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of handling the arrangements.
'to attended were particularly
z Menzies for her graciousness
49 members of the Class in
ad 43 wives, along\with~num-
,tn and in-laws. Thy included
lyn Alexander, Frank and Cyn-
Ted and Sarah Bacon, Bill
e Bergstrom, Bob and Janet
and Ginny Butler, Bob and
Jim and Catherine Chapman,
land, Miner and Mary Crary,
hia Chester, Merriam and Jean
and Sandy Eastburn, Ev and
er, Dan and Joan Gray, Ray
h and Mary Harding, Al and
.torf, Ted and Elisabet Heisler,
ey Hicks, Al and Kay Howland,
hyllis Johnson, Jim Kaull, Bill
a Kehne, Bill and Polly Kitts,
.ry Kneeland, Bob Law, Charlie
n and Bunny Marks, Bob and
-Mullin, Bill and Cherry McNitt,
Liz Menzies, John and Elnora
ud Patton, Ted and Kathy Peters,
Boris Plough, Bob Bowler, Doe
trine Savage, Bill and Lorna Si-
?ank and Mariann Stockbridge,
id Marcell Stuart, Harry and Cyn-
)r, Bill and Belle Traver, Rick and
srd, Homer and Florence White,
,orrie Whorf, Tom and Jean Wick-
ick and Charlee Wilbur and Eric
tot Hamp.
and Ev Fuller, Liz and Gordie
Bob Law, Bob Rowley and myself
early and attended the Alumni
It gave us a chance to spend a
time at the school. The lectures
s the cocktail parties were excel-
highly recommend the Alumni
t is a great chance to get back
e feel of the college.
rters opened at noon on Friday.
number of tennis courts reserved
ss and they got a lot of use, as
If courses. That evening we had
buffet dinner, and orchestra with
cing and socializing till the wee
rday morning most of the class
e Alumni meeting where it was a
!o hear Charlie Cole give the 50
As you all probably know, Sa-
peared. That evening we had our
-ross the street from Chi Phi at
Hall. If the college kids are getting
of food, they are really lucky; the
was outstanding. Then more danc-
etc. Sunday morning some of the
s held Bloody Mary parties and
gradual gathering of the class
'hi Phi to say farewell until the
mmencement had taken place a
re, so all of us were extremely
co see Hugh Liedke awarded an
egree.
lass banquet, the present slate of
reelected. They are President
Bill Simons, Treasurer and Bud
Aary. The reunion chairman is
and all of us were pleased to
has already signed up the
for the 1982 Reunion. The
aculate. They have had two
few years so it was all re-
d ideal, as the downstairs is
's with a large bar on the
'dn't have to hover around
John Milliken has writ-
Ike to see the Class Re-
rs rather than just every
you have any thoughts
)uld appreciate hearing
President Carter has appointed John
Conger '43 to the new President's
Commission on Mental Health. The
commission is charged with developing
a comprehensive, long-term mental
health plan for the United States.
from you. Speaking for myself, I'll go back
anytime any of you want to have a gathering.
Bob Rowley who did a bang up job as
Class Agent remains in the same position.
Thanks to his efforts, we exceeded our goal.
Just a few observations about the college.
From what we have learned, the girls seemed
to have fit right in and that question is now
history. Most of the fraternities are still
going strong and some have even pledged
girls. A number of our faculty came by
times, and all are looking very well.
might add that the bartenders from
other reunions came over to see our
tenders and all reported that '42 had e
best reunion going. All this goes back to
Liz, Gordy and Bob. It was a marvelous
William B. Whiteside '43, a professor
of history at Bowdoin College since 1953,
has been chosen to receive the college's
Alumni Council Award "for outstanding
service and devotion to Bowdoin."
'00 IJN~ rao
time; those of you that couldn't make it
were certainly missed.
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JOHN J. CONGER
130 S. Birch St.
Denver, Colorado 80222
His classmates will be sorry to learn that
Dave Good died about a year ago. Unfor-
tunately, this sad news only recently came to
our attention. Most of us will recall being
somewhat awed by the fact that Dave gradu-
ated summa cum laude (in mathematics),
the only member of our class, I believe, to
do so. His long career in one or another as-
pect of this field began, appropriately enough,
with teaching mathematics to wartime officer
candidates at Amherst. (See "In Memory.")
News was received recently that Bill
Whiteside, Bowdoin's Frank Munsey pro-
fessor of history was one of three faculty
members at our sister college to conduct an
educational program for Bowdoin's alumni
and their spouses on the topic, "Bowdoin
Men-As Shapers of Modern America."
Among the shapers, it turns out, was Frank-
lin Pierce, 14th President of the United
States.
Hank Delfiner's son is graduated from
Amherst in the Class of '77. One more de-
duction lost to Frank Houghton's IRS!
That's it on current news from the class
of '43's new "silent majority." Now, won't
you drop me a line?
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VERNE R. READ
407 E. Wisconsin Ave.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53202
York, N.Y. 10022
tute Magazine Across the Board. The maga-
zine will carry its first advertising in Sep-
tember. Bill has more than twenty-five years
of experience in magazine advertising and
promotion. Following college and World War
II service as a naval officer, he joined Mod-
ern Industry as promotion and research di-
rector. He was called back to service during
the Korean engagement, upon returning to
civilian life, he became general manager of
Industrial Sports and Recreation. Subse-
quently he was with McCall's and Newsweek
and in January 1947 he established his own
Pittsburgh, with a new assignor in e
environmental area. His golf ga a de-
teriorated and he is now gettin trokes
from his wife. His daughter is rking in
Cambridge in the alumni relations office at
Lesley College.
Tom Greeman's house had a severe fire
and while the damage was extensive, he was
fortunate not to lose his house.
We are all saddened to learn about the
sudden death of Bob Beatty's wife, Barbara,
on May 5 in Darien, Conn. Barbara was a
great gal and a super "addition" to our
Class.
Amherst Board Chairman, George Shinn,
like many of us, is also in the tuition-paying
business-with one of his four daughters
attending Rhode Island's School of Design,
and others at Hampshire, Columbia gradu-
ate school, and the Institute of Fine Arts in
New York. Son Andrew at 15 is still at
home and presumably still only a room and
board liability for the time being.
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William B. Cecil '45, an advertising
consultant, has been appointed
advertising sales director of the
Research Institute magazine, Across
the Board.
Bill Brown's daughter graduated from
Amherst this Spring magna cum laude.
Readers of this column may recall her trans-
ferring to Amherst after participating in our
30th reunion, her father's first return to
Amherst. With five other daughters, he
should have come back more often.
Doctor Selig Snow is also in the tuition
business. Eldest daughter Laurie has gradu-
ated in fine arts from Newcomb College
(Tulane) last year and is finishing with a
Master's in education at Lesley College in
Boston; second child, Matt, is at Amherst;
third child, Ilene is in Drama at Ithaca Col-
lege in New York and the number four
child, Julie is still at home and again pre-
sumably just a room and board liability.
Selig reports his wife "Boo" to be a fan-
tastic mother, wife, tennis player, cook and
travel companion. He himself is very busy
and happy in the practice of cardiology in
?
South Miami where he has been for the last
22 yea.. He sends all of us his best-as
well-4s some of his green paper (for the
mni fund).
member of an English Dancing Morris
Team. He says "We have a new team here
called the "Westerly Morris Men & Mum-
mers". We wear white costumes with green
vests and black derbys; wear bells on our
legs and run around (supposedly in an or-
ganized manner) waving handkerchiefs or
knock sticks together (I have a couple of
large knuckles to prove it). It's good exer-
cise; we meet twice a week. My doctor
watched us dance a week or so ago and
said I guess I won't see you in intensive care
again! (And we'll look you over very carp,
fully next time we see you.)
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ROBERT B. SEAVER
Pierstown Rd.
Cooperstown, N.Y. 13326
LEO P. ARNABOLDI, JR.
299 Park Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10017
If you have any trouble in the southern
Connecticut area, I suggest that you stop
and see Dr. Ben Gordon in the Emergency
Department of the Bridgeport Hospital. His
oldest daughter, Wendy, will receive her
Master's Degree in Geology from the Uni-
versity of Michigan next year, while the sec-
ond daughter, Marcy, has finished her Junior
Year at Swarthmore and has spent the sum-
mer working at Harvard Medical School.
His wife, Ellen, is also back in school get-
ting a Master's in counselling. Naturally,
Ben is strongly in favor of making tuition
tax deductible.
Ken Shrewsbury writes he is completing
his 30th year with the Ford Motor Company
and he is still enjoying being manager of
heavy truck field operations. His oldest son,
Douglas, has just graduated from Alma Col-
lege in Michigan, while his daughter, Anne,
and two grandchildren live in Anchorage,
Alaska where his son-in-law is with Arco
Donald Roon '46, right, former president of the Hysol Division, Olean, of the
Dexter Corporation, and a trustee of Alfred University, received an honorary
Doctor of Humane Letters degree from the university in May. He is shown here
with the university's president, Dr. M. Richard Rose.
Oil. His oldest son, Kenn
Alaska at Veldez.
Francis Newton's son a
now associated with him ir,
law in Boston. Another son,
Second Lieutenant with the
Ansbach, Germany.
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PETER WINN
29 Brewster Stree
Cambridge, Mass.
4 RICHARD L. SILVA, .
\"7) 754 Fifth Avenue
It is a pleasure to report tl
Ted Danforth to Laura Walk
ber 29, 1976.
Joe Dietz reports his tra,
sweep of the New Jersey busi
Judy, runs a consignment shop
clothes in Springfield. N.J. wi
cently publicized in The New
that she is accepted at Amherst f,
ing fall.
Al Webber, still in Washingtr
that he keeps busy with "seven r
adolescents dedicated to the prop
banks of the Potomac."
Don Riefler writes of his new
as "Chairman of the Sources ar
Funds Committee-still at Morga.
Trust Co."
Lou Hammond mentions that
daughter, Jane, is graduating w
Sinai School of Medicine under
grant which, he claims, "pa!
Dick Thacher changed jobs br
to Atlanta. He is now with Vi;
Co. and is very happy with his
A. D. Smith is retiring after
Clinic to enter private practice in
N.Y.
at New Mexico Highlands Unis
Jim Claiborne, in a new job w'
thusiastic about the job,
even the three Williams
at Hackettstown, N.J. H;
Jim Doherty reports
children are very muc_
lumbia. Maryland, anc'
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OFFICE OF THE DIRErl')R
Date:
REMARKS:
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Attendance List
January 18, 1978
The Waldorf-Astoria
Frank T. Cary
Chairman of the Board
IBM Corporation
SPEAKER
Admiral Stansfield Turner
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Roger S. Ahlbrandt
Chairman of the Executive
Allegheny Ludlum Industries,
Committee
Inc.
Fred T. Allen
Chairman & President
Pitney Bowes, Inc.
D.H. Ambros
President
BASF Wyandotte Corporation
Robert S. Ames
Senior Vice President
Textron Inc.
Roger E. Anderson
Chairman of the Board
Continental Illinois National
Bank and Trust Co.
William S. Anderson
Chairman
NCR Corporation
David J. Andrew
President
E-B Industries, Inc.
J.A. Armstrong
President
Imperial Oil Limited
John Autry
Vice President & Director
Johns-Manville Corporation
of Public Affairs
Charles F. Barber
Chairman of the Board
ASARCO Incorporated
W. Gardner Barker
Chairman of the Board
Thomas J. Lipton, Inc.
Arthur P. Bartholomew
partner
Ernst & Ernst
Burnett G. Bartley
Group Vice President
Koppers Company, Inc.
William C. Battle
President
Fieldcrest Mills, Inc.
John M. Belk
President
Belk Stores Services, Inc.
T.J. Bell
Chairman of the Board
Abitibi Paper Company Ltd.
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James H. Binns
Howard W. Blauvelt
Charles P. Bowen, Jr.
Executive Vice President-
Marketing
President
Chairman
Honorary Chairman
Northern Telecom Limited
Armstrong Cork Company
Continental Oil Company
Booz, Allen & Hamilton
Inc.
Director & Member-Executive
Kaiser Steel Corporation
Committee
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
The Great-West Life
Assurance Company
Fletcher L. Byrom
Koppers Company, Inc.
Louis W. Cabot
Cabot Corporation
Robert L. Clare, Jr.
Shearman & Sterling
L. James Colby
Group Vice President
Allied Chemical
Corporation
Even T. Collinsworth, Jr.
President
Bliss & Laughlin
Industries, Inc.
John T. Connor
Chairman of the Board
Allied Chemical
Corporation
John T. Conway
Executive Assistant to
Consolidated Edison
Chairman
Company of New York
James S. Cook
President
L.G. Balfour Company
Henry A. Correa
President
ACF Industries, Incorporated
Kenneth V. Cox
Chairman of the Board
The New Brunswick Telephone
Company, Ltd.
President
Edison Electric Institute
Patrick Crossman
Director-Corporate Affairs
Bristol-Myers Company
Phi/lip B. Dalton
President
GAF Corporation
Donald W. Davis
Chairman of the Board
The Stanley Works
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Frederick Deane, Jr.
James R. Drumwright
John E. Ellsworth
John J. Evans
James B. Farley
Chairman of the Board
President
Chairman of the Board
Executive Vice President
Bank of Virginia Company
Bank of America
E-B Industries, Inc.
Manufacturers Hanover
Trust Company
Booz, Allen & Hamilton
Inc.
Chairman
General Foods Corporation
President
Ball Corporation
President
Canadian International
Paper Company
Richard M. Furlaud
Chairman
Squibb Corporation
John L. Furth
President
EMW Counsellors, Inc.
David C. Garfield
Vice Chairman
Ingersoll-Rand Company
Wyndham L. Gary
Treasurer
J.P. Stevens & Co., Inc.
R.C. Gimlin
Chairman
Abitibi-Price Sales
Corporation
Tatsuro Goto
Chairman
Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc.
John L. Grant
Executive Vice President
William R. Grant
Vice Chairman
Smith Barney, Harris
Upham & Co., Inc.
John D. Gray
Chairman of the Board
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Alan Greene
Partner
Price Waterhouse & Co.
W.P. Gullander
Director & Consultant
Zurn Industries, Inc.
F. Donald Hart
Senior Associate
American Gas Association
Fred B. Hegi, Jr.
Treasurer
Cooper Industries, Inc.
John Heistein
General Manager
Scandinavian Airlines
Herb Hetu
Assistant to DCI for
Public Affairs
William E. Hill Company
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Harry Holiday
Armco Steel Corporation
Former Senior Represen-
tative
Senior Vice President
E.I. du Pont de Nemours
& Co.
James S. Kemper, Jr.
Chairman
Kemper Insurance Companies
Taylor Kennedy
Former President
Canada Cement Lafarge Ltd.
Lt. Com. John Kieley
Aide to DCI
E. Robert Kinney
Chairman of the Board
General Mills, Inc.
R. Komatsu
Senior Vice President
Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc.
Edwin B. Lancaster
Executive Vice President
Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company
David S. Lewis
Chairman
General Dynamics Corporation
Robert F. Logan
Senior Vice President
Citibank, N.A.
John A. Love
President
Ideal Basic Industries,
Inc.
Joseph E. Lovejoy
E-B Industries, Inc.
Consolidated Edison
Company of New York, Inc.
Walter T. Lucking
President
Hackensack Water Company
E.P. Lyons
Senior Vice President
Olin Corporation
Ian MacGregor
Honorary Chairman
AMAX Inc.
E. Machida
President
Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc.
Thomas M. Macioce
President
Allied Stores Corporation
Donald S. MacNaughton
Chairman of the Board
The Prudential Insurance
Company of America
Clifford S. Malone
President
Canron Limited
Herbert E. Markley
President
The Timken Company
William A. Marquard
President
American Standard Inc.
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J.P. McCaig
John A. McKinney
Charles A. Meyer
E.L. Miller
G. William Miller
Michael F. Mitchell
Wm. G. Mitchell
Charles T. Moore
Robert E. Mulcahy
William G. Mulligan
Herman Nielsen
James-E. Nielson
Donald C. Platten
Edmund T. Pratt, Jr.
K.A. Randall
J. Robert Rene de Cotret
Robert P. Reuss
Canada Steamship Lines (1975)
Limited
President
President
Vice President
Chairman of the Board
Chairman of the Board
President
Trimac Limited
Johns-Manville Corporation
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Cooper Industries, Inc.
Textron Inc.
Intercontinental Packers
Ltd.
Central Telephone &
Utilities Corporation
Vice President-Industrial
Relations
E-B Industries, Inc.
Allied Chemical
Corporation
Executive Vice President
Ingersoll-Rand Company
Vice President
Hackensack Water Company
President
Husky Oil Ltd.
Chairman of the Board
The Perkin-Elmer
Corporation
Chairman of the Executive
Citibank, N.A.
Committee
Vice President & General
Johns-Manville Corporation
Counsel
Chairman
Chemical Bank
Chairman of the Board
Pfizer Inc.
President
The Conference Board, Inc.
President
The Conference Board in Canada
Chairman
Central Telephone &
Utilities Corporation
Blyth EastmanDillon & Co., Inc,
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W.F. Rockwell, Jr.
Charles Sabin
John K. Sands
Boyd F. Schenk
an J. Schmidt
David C. Scott
H.B. Scott
Donald'V Seibert
Jame 'R. Shepley
_V eorge L. Shinn
Warren H. Simmons, Jr.
Douglas A. Smith
Jack B. St. Clair
Hans Stauffer
Whitney Stevens
John H. Sweet
Capt. George Thibault
Charles C. Tillinghast, Jr.
Bruce N. Torell
J.: Towey
Alexander B. Trowbridge
llzq
Chairman of the Board &
President
Vice Chairman
Chairman and President
President
Chairman of the Board
Partner
Chairman of the Board
Senior Vice President
Senior Vice President-
Finance
Executive Vice President
Former President
President
President
Special Assistant to DCI
Vice Chairman
President
Chairman of the Board
Vice Chairman
Rockwell International
Corporation
Sabin, Bermant & Blau
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
Pet Incorporated
Mobil Corporation
Allis-Chalmers Corporation
Syncrude Canada Ltd.
J.C. Penney Company, Inc.
Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairweather
& Geraldson
Time, Inc.
The First Boston
Corporation
R.H. Macy & Co., Inc.
General Foods Corporation
The Perkin-Elmer
Corporation
Shell Oil Company
Stauffer Chemical Co.
J.P. Stevens & Co., Inc.
U.S. News & World Report
White, Weld & Co., Inc.
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft
Olin Corporation
Allied Chemical
Corporation
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W.I.M. Turner, Jr.
William 0. Twaits
Ulrich
C. William Verity, Jr.
Harry Walker
Martha R. Wallace
Marcus Wallenberg
Frank G. Wangeman
John L. Weinberg
J. Fred Weintz
Ralph A. Weller
Jesse Werner
Frederic W. West, Jr.
\/Niargaret S. Wilson
Henry S. Wingate
George G. Zipf
Former Chairman of the
Board
Vice President-Public
Affairs
Executive Director
Honorary Chairman of
the Board
Executive Vice President
Senior Partner
Partner
Chairman
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Chairman
Director
Chairman & President
Consolidated-Bathurst
Limited
Imperial Oil Limited
Ward Howell Associates
Armco Steel Corporation
Shell Oil Company
The Henry Luce Foundation
Skandinaviska Enskilda
Banken
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
Corporation
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Otis Elevator Company
GAF Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Corporation
Scarbroughs
Inco Limited
The Babcock & Wilcox
Company
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STAFF
George H. Brown Corporate Secretary
Stuart R. Clarksorl
Stuart C. Dobson
Charles J. Ferrero
Walter A. Hamilton
David G. Moore
Joseph L. Naar
Francis J. Walsh, Jr.
David A. Weeks
Harald Westling
Director, Conferences
Vice President, Publications & Communications
Vice President, Associate Relations
Vice President, Public Affairs Research
Executive Vice President, Research
Director, Public Information
Vice President, Finance
Assistant to the President for Development
Regional Director, Scandinavia
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THE CONFERENCE BOARD
Mr. Randall -
The secretary to Mr. William C. Battle, President
of Fieldcrest Mills, called. Mr. Battle had
planned to attend the Dinner and had made ar-
rangements to visit briefly with Admiral Turner,
who is an old friend.
Mr. Battle had to cancel as he was having both
weather, and plane problems, and would appreciate
your explaining this to Admiral Turner.
845 THIRD AVENUE ? NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10022 N [phone]
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The Director
Central Intelligence Agency
25 January 1978
Dear Margaret,
It was nice to see you at the Conference Board dinner
and to have a chance to visit beforehand. I hope my comments
on family businesses were reasonably appropriate and accurate.
Enclosed is the one study I mentioned which we did not
bring with us--that on the world energy prospects. I'm also
enclosing a listing of publications which have been made
available to the public.
Further, the way in which you subscribe to all of our
unclassified publications should you desire to do so is to
write to Document Expediting (DOCEX) Project, Exchange and
Gift Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. 20540.
All good wishes.
STANSFIELD TURNER
Enclosures
Ms. Margaret Scarbrough Wilson
Chairman of the Board
Scarbroughs
604 Scarbrough Building
Austin, Texas 78701
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Ward Howell Associates, Inc.
Max M. Ulrich
President
'Tn
99 Park Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10016
Telephone: [phone]
Telex: 149517 wardhowell nyk
January 23, 1978
Vice Admiral Stansfield Turner
The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D. C. 20505
Just a note to tell you how much I enjoyed your talk
before the Conference Board members on January
18th. I thought you handled the substantive matters
of your talk extremely well, including a few loaded
questions. I might add that your speaking ability is
extraordinary. You win my first prize for the best
public speaker I've heard in years.
It also was good seeing you again. With warmest
regards.
Sincerely,
MMU:is Max M. Ulrich
The Ward Howell/Consulting Partners/Tasa Group
New York ? Chicago ? Los Angeles ? San Francisco ? Brussels ? Frankfurt ? London ? Milan ? Paris ? Zurich ? Johannesburg
Mexico City ? Sao Paulo ? Buenos Aires ? Caracas ? Bogota
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Les Dirks, DDS&T
FROM: Director of Central Intelligence
SUBJECT: Mr. Chester W. Nimitz, Jr.
At the talk I gave in New York the other night, I saw
Mr. Chester W. Nimitz, Jr., of Perkin-Elmer. He certainly spoke
with exceptionally high praise of you. Thought I would pass
that on.
STANSFIELD TURNER
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99 Park Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10016
Telephone: [phone]
Telex: 149517 wardhowell nyk
Vice Admiral Stansfield Turner
The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D. C. 20505
January 19, 1978
It was certainly thoughtful of you to write to me on January 11 and to
have you visit us earlier.
We hope that Ambassador Carlucci joins you and that your full team
helps your fine efforts.
Max mentioned that you and he had a chance to chat when you spoke in
New York last evening. We shall welcome the opportunity of working with
you when you need our services.
Please plan to visit us again when you come this way. Very best regards.
FHB/ms
Sincerely,
Franklin H. Beardsley, Jr.
The Ward Howell / Consulting Partners / TASA Group
w York -Chicago- Los Angeles ? San Francisco- Brussels ? Frankfurt- London ? Milan ? Paris ? Zurich ? Mexico City. Sao Paulo-Buenos Aires-Caracas ? Bogota
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KENNETH A. RANDALL
PRESIDENT
THE CONFERENCE BOARD
January 19, 1978
Admiral Stansfield Turner
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
In behalf of The Conference Board, our Board Members and
their guests, I want to thank you for making our dinner last
night an outstanding occasion for all.
I was happy that weather conditions did not erode the at-
tendance. You deserve a good audience, and I'm sure that
you could tell you had a most appreciative one.
Kindest pers6nal regards,
I
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A. P ndall
KAR:ms
We are in your dbt.
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22 December 1977
Dear Sandy,
Many thanks for your note of encouragement.
I am most grateful for your support and confidence.
Beyond that, it was great to see you even
though we didn't have a real chance to visit.
I'll look forward to making up for that a bit on
January 18th.. Until then, Merry Christmas and
all the best.
/
STANSFIELD TURNER
The Honorable Alexander B. Trowbridge
Vice Chairman
Allied Chemical Corporation
P.O. Box 3000R
Morristown, New Jersey 07960
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ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION
P. 0. BOX 3000 R
MORRISTOWN, N. J. 07960
December 7, 1977
.Admiral Stansfield Turner
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Stan:
I merely want to reiterate my very sincere congratulations
on the excellence of your presentation Monday evening at
the International Management and Development Institute
dinner. It was not only a personal pleasure to see you
again, but a real morale booster to see leadership of your
caliber in action and the confidence with which you are
addressing your heavy responsibilities. I am equally im-
pressed with your statement printed in today's (December 7)
Washington Post on the rights and responsibilities of .
C.I.A. employees as they handle classified material. It
is a fair and balanced policy which you have stated force-
fully and with great persuasiveness.
I'm sure that the tribulations of paring down your somewhat
top-heavy agency weigh heavily on your mind these days, but
you can count on the support of many grateful citizens for
the responsible and forthright way in which you are
proceeding.
With all best wishes, and I look forward to seeing you at
The Conference Board dinner on January 18 in New York, if
not beforehand.
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Washington.D.0.20505
30 November 1977
Dear Bill,
Thanks so much for your nice note. I do
hope that we will have a chance to get together
in New York at the Conference Board. I am very
much looking forward to that event. I have been
to three Conference Board conferences--including
one just a year ago in Mallorca, Spain! They
are always enjoyable and stimulating, and I hope
to have a good exchange with this special group
in New York. I certainly appreciate your good
words on what we're trying to do here at the
Agency. It's fun and I hope we'll make a
contribution in the long run.
Thanks again, and all the best.
Yours,
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Mr. William C. Battle
President
Fieldcrest Mills, Inc.
326 East Stadium Drive
Eden, North Carolina 27288
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FIELDCREST MILLS, INC.
326 EAST STADIUM DRIVE
EDEN, NORTH CAROLINA 27288
November 9, 1977
I note from the agenda of a future
Conference Board meeting that you will be speaking
to the group on January 18. I certainly hope I
can attend that meeting in New York.
I have watched your excellent performance
with a great deal of interest and admiration and am
one of those who believes that yours is undoubtedly
one of the most important jobs in the world today;
thankless, probably, to this generation, but vital to
the next. I am ,so glad you were willing to undertake
it.
I see your Dad from time to time at
Farmington when we get back to Charlottesville on
weekends and he seems to be doing great. I hope
they still enjoy s much as they did at
first.
Best regards.
e; ;7 . ,
Sincerely,
Admiral Stansfield Turner
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
McLean, Virginia 22101
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THE CONFERENCE BOARD
Admiral Stansfield Turner
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
October 19, 1977
It was certainly good to call me with
an acknowledgement that you are planning to be with us the evening of
January 18th, at The Waldorf-Astoria, in New York. The evening will
begin with a reception at 6:00 p.m. to be followed by dinner, your comments
and questions and answers. Adjournment, traditionally should not be later
than 9:00 p.m. Dress is business suit.
Kay Randall and I look forward to welcoming you at that time.
Cordially yours,
John G. Worssam
Assistant Conference Director
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Washington. D. C. 20505
2 0 JUL 1977
Dear John,
Thanks so much for your letter of 20 June and the
invitations to attend the Yama Conference and to speak
at your Members Dinner. I'm afraid I have another
commitment and will not be able to attend the Conference
in November. However, I would like to tentatively
accept the invitation to address your distinguished
group on the 18th of January.
I will have someone on my staff contact your office
this fall to confirm and make final arrangements.
In the meantime, thanks again and all the best.
Yours,
STANSFIELD TURNER
Mr. John G. Worssam
The Conference Board
845 Third Avenue
New York, New York 10022
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DATE RECEIVED: 22 June 1977 DATE OF EVENT-Wednesday, 18 Jan 78
1. INFORMATION REGARDING THE APPOINTMENT:
a. Source: Tel:
Ltr Fm: John G. Worssam
b. Type of event: Dinner speaker, followed by Q&A period
c. Special occasion: Informal & off-the-record Members Dinner, Conference Board
d. Date/Time:
Wednesday, 18 January 1978, 1800 hours - cocktails
e. Location: The Waldorf-Astoria, New York City
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Washington, D. C. 20505
2 JUL 1977
Dear John,
Thanks so much for your letter of 20 June and the
invitations to attend the Yama Conference and to speak
at your Members Dinner. I'm afraid Ihave another
commitment and will not be able to attend the Conference
in November. However, I would like to tentatively
accept the invitation to address your distinguished
group on the 18th of January.
I will have someone on my staff contact your office
this fall to confirm and make final arrangements..
In the meantime, thanks again and all the best.
Yours,
Mr. John G. Worssam
The Conference Board
845 Third Avenue
New York, New York 10022
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Washington, D. 0.20505
2 a JUL 1977
Mr. William D. Wallace
Vice President
Calvin Bullock Forum
One Wall Street
New York, N.Y. 10005
Thanks so much for your kind invitation to
address the Calvin Bullock Forum. I would like
very much to address your distinguished-group
and understand my staff has been in touch, with
the result that the 18th of January will perhaps
be a mutually acceptable date. However, I would
prefer not to make a firm commitment until this
fall. My staff will continue to be in touch.
Thanks again and all the best.
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THE CONFERENCE BOARD
June 20, 1977
Admiral Stansfield Turner,USN
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C.
It certainly was a pleasure to talk with you the other day and needless
to say we are very disappointed that you are unable to be with us at
Del Monte Lodge in September. I have taken the opportunity of enclosing
a preliminary list of our participants.
I, also, am enclosing a list of our "Regional Type" meetings scheduled
for the next twelve months here and abroad. We would again be delighted
to have you as our guest at any meeting you so wish. Of the domestic
meetings we like to suggest the Yama Conference beginning Friday evening
November 11th. This meeting is limited to our Trustees and elected
Members of the Corporation and the attendees are usually from all
corners of the nation.
The other matter we discussed and I would like at this point of time
''sign you up" as our speaker for our informal and off-the-record Members
Dinner which is scheduled to be held Wednesday evening, January 18, 1978
here in New York City at The Waldorf-Astoria. In the past these meetings
are usually attended from 125 to 150 Chief Executives and their guests.
We ask the principal speaker to have a few opening remarks and be avail-
able to answer questions. The opening evening activities start with a
cocktail hour at 6:00 p.m. and,traditionally, adjournment is no later than
9:00 P.M.
Kay Randall joins me in expressing onr hope you will be able to do this and
we look forward to hearing from you.
All best wishes,
Sincerely,
John G. Worssam
Assistant Director
Conference Division
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Chairman Presiden t
G. WILLIAM MILLER KENNETH A. RANDALL
Chairman of the Board 845 Third Avenue
Textron Inc. New York,?New York
WILLIAM 0. BEERS JOHN T. CONNOR JOHN D. deBUTTS DAVID C. SCOTT
Chairman of the Board Chairman of the Board Chairman of the Board .. Chairman and President
Kraft, Inc. Allied Chemical Corporation American-Telephone and Telegraph Company Allis-Chalmers Corporation
Treasurer Secretary
VERA REAP GEORGE H. BROWN
845 Third Avenue 845 Third Avenue
New York, New York New York, New York
TRUSTEES
ROGER E. ANDERSON, Chairman, Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago
CHARLES F. BARBER, Chairman, ASARCO Incorporated
WILLIAM 0. BEERS, Chairman, Kraft, Inc.
CHARLES P. BOWEN, JR.,iHonorary Chairman, Booz,'AIlen & Hamilton Inc.
J. W. BURNS, President, The Great-West Life Assurance Company
FLETCHER'L: BYROM, Chairman, Koppers Company, Inc.
NICHOLAS J. CAMPBELL, JR., Former Director and Senior Vice President, Exxon Corporation
FRANK T. CARY, Chairman, International. Business Machines Corporation
JOHN T. CONNOR~.Chairman, Allied Chemical Corporation
JOHN D. deBUTTS, Chairman, American Telephone and Telegraph Company
W. H. KROME GEORGE, Chairman; Aluminum Company of America.
JOHN W. H'ANLEY, Chairman and President, Monsanto Company
ROBERT S. HATFIELD, Chairman, The Continental Group, Inc.
JAMES S. KEMPER, JR., Chairman, Kemper Insurance Companies
R. HEATH LARRY, Vice Chairman, Board of Directors, United_States Steel Corporation
JOHN A. LOVE, President, Ideal Basic'Industries, Inc. -
CHARLES F. LUCE, Chairman, Consolidated Edison Company of New'York; Inc.
IAN MacGREGOR, Chairman, AMAX Inc.
DONALD S. MacNAUGHTON, Chairman, The Prudential Insurance Company of America
W. EARLE McLAUGHLIN, C hairman and President, The Royal Bank of Canada
LOUIS W. MENK, Chairman, Burlington Northern Inc.
ARJAY MILLER, Dean, draduate Sehool of Business, Stanford University
G. WILLIAM'MILLER, Chairman, Textron Inc.
JACK S. PARKER, Vice Chairman of the Board, General Electric Company
KENNETH A. RANDALL, President, The Conference Board, Inc.
W. F. ROCKWELL, JR., Chairman, Rockwell International Corporation
DAVID C. SCOTT, Chairman and President, Allis-Chalmers Corporation
IRVING S. SHAPIRO, Chairman, E. 1. du Pont de Nemours & Company
MARK SHEPHERD, JRI., Chairman, Texas Instruments Incorporated
0. PENDLETON THOMAS, Chairman, The B.F. Goodrich Company
W.I.M. TURNER, JR., President, Consolidated-Bathurst Limited
A copy of the last annual report filled with the New York State Board of Social Welfare may
be obtained upon request by writing to The Conference Board or to NEW YORK STATE
BOARD OF SOCIAL WELFARE, Office Tower, Empire State Plaza, Albany, New York 12242.
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SUBJECT:
New York City Trip, 18 January
1. Official Party:
DCI
Herb Het
DCI Security
2. Schedule for Wednesday, 18 January:
1025 Depart Headquarters
1045 Depart WNA via Gulfstream I (1 hour f1t.)
1145 Arrive LaGuardia Airport, New York City
1230 Arrive New York Times Building (229 W. 93rd St., 14th Floor)
1245 Lunch with New York Times Publishers
1430 En route Calvin Bullock Forum
1500- RFR Calvin Bullock Forum (One Wall Street, 33rd Floor)
1540
1540 Reception with selected members of Forum
1600 Address Calvin Bullock Forum
1645 En route Waldorf Astoria (Park Avenue Entrance)
1730 RFR Waldorf Astoria (Suite 16T)
1800
1800 Reception/Cocktails in Basildon Room
1845 Dinner/Address in Jade Room
2100 Reception in Suites 16R, S F T for Head. Table and.
selected guests
2120 En route LaGuardia
2200 En route IVNA
2300 Arrive l\ A
2320 Arrive Quarters 'D'
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SUBJECT: Telephone Call from William Wallace of the Calvin Bullock Forum,
N.Y.C. [phone]
Mr. Wallace called this afternoon to ask for a speech title
for Admiral Turner's presentation to them on Wednesday, 18 January. He
said it should be relatively short in length and general in scope. The
reason for these specifics is that they use the title in their engraved
invitations--i.e., in the event he changes the thrust of the speech somewhat
it should still fit the title (and not ruin the engraved invitation!).
He needs this asap and hopes to have it sometime on Friday or before. If
he has not received it on Friday, he will call on Monday, when he will be in
Washington for a couple of days.
Along with the title of the speech, he asked for a bio sketch
("the best you have") of ADM Turner, and a press photograph of him. Regarding ey,~
the bio, he'd like one with a little color -- he mentioned that military ones
often include a long list of commands, etc. without any specifics. He mentioned Ill
that TIME magazine does good profiles of appointees, etc. They'd like something MO
along those lines.
Mr. William Wallace
Calvin Bullock Forum
1 Wall Street, 33rd Floor
New York, New York 10005
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ONE WALL STREET
NEW YORK 10005
Reception, January 18,
1978
Hon. J. Sinclair Armstrong Exec. V.P. U.S. Trust Company
Hon. Peter Barbour
Consul General of Australia
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Member Lord, Day & Lord
George Champion
President Economic Development Council
of N.Y.C.
Hon. Arthur H. Dean
Partner
Sullivan & Cromwell
Willard G. Hampton
Chairman
Brooklyn Savings Bank
Capt. Chas. B. Harding
Consultant
Smith, Barney & Co.
Peter M. Kennedy
President
Dominick & Dominick
Donald B. Kipp
Council
Pitney, Hardin & Kipp
Kennedy W. Middendorf
President
United Mutual Savings Bank
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Sr. Vice Pres.Bache,
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Partner Goldman,
Sachs
John M. Schiff
Wadmond Lowell
Partner
Partner
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
White & Case
John M. Young
Gates McG. Helms
Adviser
Vice Pres.
Morgan, Stanley
Bowne & Co.
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Senior Vice President-Investments
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44 Wall Street
New York, N. Y. 10005
[phone]
Telex: 232221
Member New York, American and other Principal Exchanges
January 26, 1978
Admiral Stansfield Turner, USN
Director of Central
Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
Again you were terrific, as you also
were at the Economic Club affair.
On my card at Bullocks, I asked whether
you would be interested in speaking to the
Beta Gamma Sigma group (comparable to Phi
Beta Kappa) some evening in June. I tenta-
tively reserved the New York University Club
for June 6, 7 or 13.
As a topic, my suggestion would be
"New Directions in Intelligence", with
comments on the oil situation in U.S.S.R.
and its economy.
This will be the most important meeting
of the year, with the Deans of several
universities being our guests.
...Sincerely yours.,.
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Washington. D. C. 20505
25 January 1978
Dear Len,
Certainly enjoyed seeing you again, even if
briefly. You are a two-time loser, having
endured the Economic Club also.
I'm flattered by your invitation to give
two more talks. I would certainly like to be able
to do it. I have to say, in all candor, that I
think I must decline for several reasons. To begin
with, I've made three trips to New York for speak-
ing engagements in my first ten months in office.
I really feel I must spread myself into other
territory despite the concentration of very important
and attractive audiences in New York. Beyond that,
I've booked all that I possibly can do between now
and the summer in the way of speaking. There just
isn't enough time to keep up with the work and be
on the road very much at all.
I do appreciate your suggestions and will hope
that in another year or so things may loosen up.
Again, many thanks and warmest wishes.
Yours,
Mr. N. Leonard Jarvis
Shearson Hayden Stone, Inc.
44 Wall Street
New York, New York 10005
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24 January 1978
Dear Mr. Bullock,
Thank you so much for your thoughtful and
complimentary telegram. I am flattered that you
would do this, particularly when I was really
the benefactor from being with you and your
stimulating group. The questions and the
exchanges before and after were most helpful
to me.
Beyond that, may I thank you for the unique
replica of Nelson's sword. I shall treasure it
as a reminder of a delightful afternoon.
Mr. Hugh Bullock
President
Calvin Bullock Forum
One Wall Street
New York, New York 10005
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The C or of Central intelligence
29 JUL 1977
Yours sinceref,
Thanks again and all the best.
STANSFI LD TURNER
STAT cy furn:
Mr. William D. Wallace
Vice President
Calvin Bullock Forum
One Wall Street
New York, N.Y. 10005
Thanks so much for your kind invitation to
address the Calvin Bullock Forum. I would like
very much to address your distinguished-group
and understand my staff has been in touch, with
the result that the 18th of January will perhaps
be a mutually acceptable date. However, I would
prefer not to make a firm commitment until this
fall. My staff will continue to be in touch.
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CALVIN BULLOCK FORUM
ONE WALL STREET
NEW YORK 10005
June 22, 1977
Admiral Stansfield Turner, USN,
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
L:cecutive Registry
L1:~
Once or twice a month a remarkably prominent group of
business men gathers at One Wall Street to hear a speaker
discuss some matter of major interest to the business world.
Such meetings are held in mid-week and begin at four
o'.clock sharp. The talk lasts half an hour and is followed
by a quarter hour question period.
Everything said is off the record, which permits un-
usually candid addresses and discussions.
A partial list of past speakers is enclosed. Their
eminence and the character of the audience have given this
institution an international reputation.
Do you think you could come up to New York and honor
our forum on one of these dates later in the year:
December 1st, December 5th or December 14th?
We sincerely hope you can accept. We promise.a most
distinguished audience.
WDW:jmq
Enc.
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DCI SCHEDULING ITEM
1977
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DATE OF EVENT: 1, 5 or 14 December 77
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DATE RECEIVED:
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INFORMATION REGARDING THE APPOINTMENT:
Source:
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Ltr Fm: William D. Wallace
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