LETTER TO STANSFIELD TURNER FROM (SANITIZED)

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP05T00644R000200410072-9
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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 17, 2009
• Sequence Number: 72
• Publication Date: February 28, 1978
• Content Type: LETTER

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Rutgers University
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
The setting was ideal, the company was hand
picked, and a great time was had by all. We all
owe, Norm Chew and his faithful asst. Judy
Hartbeck a deep vote of thanks. The first day was
devoted to the serious business - a golf tourna-
ment, during which the course record was
threatened on several holes but finally emerged in-
tact.! The second day was devoted to an economic
roundup led by our old friend and mentor, Warren
Law. Members of the group participated and a
warm discussion followed the talk; the discussion
finally broke up in order to preserve the "happy
hour" - a custom that has apparently continued
HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL
Announces an
AGRIBUSINESS SEMINAR
Future Trends in Managing Integrated Firms
in the U.S. and World Food Industry
London, England March 28-31, 1978
(standing), Chews, Ashleys
undiminished with 49-ers. The following day was
devoted to elevating thoughts at the top of Pikes
Peak - a trip engineered by Page Townsley, who
is really more at home at sea. The last night was a
farewell dinner, and sad words of parting were ut-
tered after a splendid time in a splendid setting.
The following were in attendance: Ken Kil-
carr; W. Cohan, P. McDonough, P. Townsley,
Bill Distler, Wilt Manewell, Dick Ashley, Bill
Schnabel, John Meyer, Bobby Lim, Spud
Dahlman, Norm Chew, and Will Bush. Many
came with wives - so it had 'the feel of wives
week, and the ladies added considerably to the
meeting.
Several things of general interest came out at the
meeting, since everyone recounted their present
status and activity. Norm Chew did all this in
spite of recent surgery - though Colo. might be a
goody place to recover. Will Bush gave details of
his retirement and a planned address for next
moved: Bill Kelly sends word of a new address in
the least distance to come. Bobby Lim's do-
are previously reported, and he won the prize
`he farthest. Spud Dahlman reported on the
orted diminished activity in oil drilling, but ac-
sley, running the Transportation School.of-
western Univ., reports communications
ness not a place.
Bill Doughty, who is now at.eappe Asbestos,
sch er last May, bringing our toll to seven -
a lot considering that we were very young
He leaves Covina, CA for Troy, MI on Oct.
)ther news: Ben Fauber has been elevated to
ec. vice pres. and chief admin. officer of K
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This seminar is for senior executives who
work in agribusiness or plan to invest in domestic
and international agribusiness operations at the
farm supply, farm, food processing, wholesaling,
or food retailing level, or in related financial and
transportation institutions.
The central theme of the seminar is the revolution
in U.S. and. world agribusiness and the implica-
tions of this volatile environment for both domes-
tic and international firms and institutions.
For further information, contact:
Administrative Director
Agribusiness Seminar
Glass Hall 1
Harvard Business School
Boston, MA 02163
Telephone: [phone]
Telex: 710-330-1928
As a matter of policy, Harvard University does not discriminate
among applicants and participants on the basis of race,
religion, sex, national origin, color, or handicap.
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England but comments that he runs int>Mul
Rudder and Stan Turner as well as Tom
Fairhurst occasionally. He plans a U.S. trip at
Easter.
Chew Bourne
Doug Bourne has been selected as pres. of
Duval, a mining sub of Pennzoil, where he was
formerly group vice pres. Jack Klingenhagen
writes that he is in Industrial Mobilization with the
Dept. of Commerce. It isn't clear whether this is
an Army assignment or whether he is out now.
Mac McNamara writes that he almost made the
Colo. Springs meeting but a little foot surgery for
Eda intervened.
Ken Maxfield is now pres. of No. American
Van Lines, a sub of Pepsico, based in Ft. Wayne,
IN. Bill McCardell is now a vice pres. of Exxon
and was moving to N.Y. on Nov. 1. Martin
Mardis has moved to Pittsburgh for a new ap-
pointment within Westinghouse. Charlie Haffner
sends latest information; he's vice pres., treas.,
and director of R. R. Donnelley and Sons. That's
it for now. Hope you all have had happy holidays.
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Marsh & McLennan, Inc.
1221 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10020
Coming soon! 10th Anniversary details -
Southampton Princess Hotel, Bermuda, Oct.
4-7, 1978. Save the dates and contact your can-
mates. Ted and Warren are boning up on the latest
marketing and economic formulas for success and
plan to be with us along with Van.
Tony Tappin has been named regional vice
pres. of FMC Corp. His new assignment is in
corp. exec. mktg. for all nine groups in FMC, and
he is glad to be back in mktg. after six years on the
other side of the desk.
Dick Werner, now retired, has been appointed
to the board of the Council on Social Services in
Wilton, CT. He also serves on the board of the
Youth Employment Service (YES) at Wilton High
School, and is involved with the Red Cross.
Thoroughly enjoying a new and pleasant way of
life.
Leslie Berry has taken over as mng. dir. of the
Mirrlees Blackstone (Stamford) Ltd. in Lincoln-
shire, England. He is in the process of settling in
the new environment of home and business and
welcomes visits from classmates when they are in
his part of the world.
George Theriault has formed the H & T Re-
source Mgt. Ltd., which will be engaged in oil and
gas exploration in Canada and to some extent in
the U.S. Bill Casey has retired as pres. of Puerto
Rico Sun Oil Co. and is now living in Wal-
lingford, PA.
Hugh Cumming has become pres. of Curtice-
Burns, Inc. Bert Montinola met Gene Lang in
Los Angeles and they had a wonderful lunch to-
gether. Bert said Gene is the same smiling person
he was during AMP in spite of heavy business
pressures.
Allan Honigman writes that he is semi-retired
from the Naval Air Engineering Center - giving
them more time for travel.
Abi Sujo Volsky left Mavesa, S.A. after 21
years. He has founded Maby Agroindustrial,
C.A., and will deal mainly with the manufacture
and distribution of edible products derived from
tropical fruits, principally coconut - tropical
juices and mixes in a second stage.
-Dick Wilson was elected to the board of direc-
tors at Atlantic City Electric Co. Bunty Wootten,
on Aug. 1, wrote: "Just moved in" (from
Germany-England). He is now pres. of Lucas In-
dustries No. America Inc., Troy, MI.
Hugh Zimmermann has a new= second career
- he is an Asst. Prof. at the Ky. Wesleyan Col-
lege in Owensboro.
Ed Brewer was elected chmn., pres. and CEO
of Cooper Tire & Rubber Co., Findlay, OH.
Ralph Hooper heard from Arv Bisgaard who
was en route to Australia and has been in touch'
with Walt St. Clair, Tony Tappin, and Jim
-Morrison, "all of whom have maintained their
health and wit," wrote Arv.
DEC 1968
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Karl F. Hoenecke
Federal Signal Corp.
1415 W. 22nd St., Rm. 1100
Oak Brook, IL 60521
A special salute to our honorable classmate,
Ramon Del Rosario, who has been appointed
Ambassador of the Republic of the Philippines!
We're mighty proud of you, Ramon, to have re-
ceived this distinguished post - hearty congratu-
lations!
Chand Hazari has recently been nominated to
the board of directors of the Institute of Internal
Auditors, Inc., Fla., for a two-year term.
Arthur Young & Co., one of the big eight public
acctg. firms, announced formation of an Office of
the Chairman, to be headed by none other than
classmate William Kanaga. Congratulations,
Bill!
Perhaps there may be some live auction items at
our forthcoming reunion since Dave Lorey an-
nounced he is a new father-10 Irish Setter pups!
Accolades to Norm White, who has been ap-
pointed a member of the British Natl. Com. of the
World Energy Conference and Parliamentary and
Scientific Com. He has also been elected an out-
side member of the board of directors of Placer
Cego Petroleum Ltd. of Calgary, Canada.
Best wishes to all for a happy, healthy, and re-
(warding 1978!
With a fresh, new year calendar, please be re-
minded to INK in the dates of Sept. 21, 22, and
23. This is our 10th Anniversary Reunion to be
held at New Seabury, Cape Cod, MA. The spot
should be ideal - the water warm, the summer
crowds gone, all the places of interest and activi-
ties still going strong, and - of particular interest
to the gals - all the shops open. By this time you
all should have received the Reunion Com.'s letter
outlining the details. Attendance should hit an
all-time record with the enthusiastic responses to
date. We're looking forward to our best reunion
ever!
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Arthur Young & Co.
One IBM Plaza
Chicago, IL 60611
Fred Buff left Tenneco Chemicals and formed a
consulting firm, Fred Buff Assoc., in his home-
town of Paramus, NJ.
Thomas Cleveland has been promoted to vice
pres. and asst. to the pres. for the Foods Div. of
The Coca-Cola Co. Tom and Jo Ann live in Hous-
ton.
John Disher is at NASA in Washington, DC.
John reports that "our future in space continues to
look bright!" He is involved with space shuttle
development for an orbital flight scheduled in
1979. John and his wife, Lillian, make their home
in Bethesda, MD.
Last July, Desmond Farrell was elected chmn.
of the board of directors for the Transportation
Data Coordinating Com. (TDCC). TDCC is lo-
cated in Washington and is a professional organi-
zation dedicated to developing standard computer
language for national and intl. transportation
transactions. Des is director of traffic for Hercules,
Inc., in Wilmington, DE, where he and Rita also
make their home.
William Hiller was promoted to vice chmn. of
the board of Carnation Philippines, Inc. Bill and
Gloria live in Manila.
In 1973, Patrick Nugawela migrated to Aus-
tralia and joined Gollin & Co. Pat is now with the
Australian Hospital Admin. Div. and hopes to
have time to get a degree in hospital admin. He has
already acquired the mgt. certification in Austral-
ia. Pat and his wife, Ayra, make their home in
Cammeray.
Randy Barron, previously vice pres., customer
services, for Southwestern Bell Tel. Co., was
named vice pres. and gen. mgr. for the firm's St.
Louis area operations.
John Cookson was elected a director of Lever
Brothers Co. He has been vice pres. and gen. mgr.
of Lever Brothers' Personal Products Div., which'
markets toiletries.
Lowell Goodhue has just left the FEA to start a
consulting practice (Goodhue Assoc.) concentrat-
ing on the areas of energy, environment, financial
strategies, and inventory management.
Goodhue Keller
Larry Keller has been elected regional vice
pres. by the Society of Former Special Agents of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He is the sr.
vice pres. in charge of law and corp. development
at The Coleman Co., Inc., in Wichita, KS.
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Congratulations to Bill Block, who is now
pres.-finance for the Tappan Co., Mansfield,
Herbert Thum has a new position with a
firm. He is now mng. dir. of E. Blum
Vaihingen/Enz, W. Germany. This company;
cal motor and transformer industry.
Robert Gauthier has a new tide - ad:
Harold Miskiman has retired from the C
Oats Co. of Canada and is now pres. of hi
consulting business. Our best wishes go to H,
Hermann Linde is now retired and we
Charles B. Stoll
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
605 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10016
61
St
16 East 52nd Street
New York, NY 10022
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