LETTER TO STANSFIELD TURNER FROM GUIDO GOLDMAN

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP05T00644R000200420001-6
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 5
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 17, 2009
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: March 1, 1977
• Content Type: LETTER

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COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, INC.
March 1, 1977
Admiral Stansfield Turner, USN
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
As you know, the Council may admit to membership each year up to 20
young men and women for five-year, non-renewable terms. These memberships
are restricted to individuals who at the time of their election are under 31
years of age. As a member of the Committee on Membership, I am continuing
to serve as chairman of a panel with special responsibility for locating and
screening candidates under 31 to bring to the Committee's attention. I am
therefore writing to ask if you can recommend one or two outstanding young
men or women who you believe should be given consideration. For your infor-
mation and so as to preclude the possibility of nominating someone who has
already been elected, I am enclosing a listing of the 78 term members pres-
ently in the Council.
Your personal appraisal, including your judgment of the individual's
potential in his field and his likely interest in Council work, is most
important. In addition we need fairly detailed biographical information,
including date of birth. Although not required, one or two further letters
of endorsement would be helpful, but in any event we hope you can provide
the names of several Council members who know the individual. Should you
nominate more than one person from the same organization, please suggest the
priority in which you feel they should be considered. We are very much
interested in nominations from business, finance and law, as well as from
government and the academic world.
Any assistance you can give in this project will be greatly appreciated.
So that nominations can be considered at the meeting this spring, I must
receive them by May 1 at the latest (in care of the Council). If you have
recommended someone previously whose candidacy is still pending, it would be
helpful to have information on recent activities or new career developments.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Guido Goldman, Chairman ''
Term Membership Committee
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February 25, 1977
List of Current Term Members
Barbara Ann Anderson
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M. Genevieve Atwood
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Andrew H. Blauvelt
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George L. Bustin
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jPatricia Hewitt Christensen
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iMajor Wesley K. Clark, USA
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;Joel E. Cohen
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James E. Coleman, Jr.
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Gregory B. Craig
;William F. Drayton, Jr.
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Jessica P. Einhorn
Robert J. Einhorn
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Richard W. Fisher
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Joseph G. Fogg III
;Merritt Baker Fox
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;Susan Fraker
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(Benjamin M. Friedman
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Paul E. Friedman
Associate Professor of Sociology, Brown University,
Providence.
Member, Utah State Assembly, Salt Lake City.
Ph.D. candidate in History, Princeton University;
now living in Berkeley, California finishing thesis.
Associate, Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton (law),
Brussels.
Executive Director, Joint Foundation Support, New York.
Stationed in Germany with the 1st Armored Division.
Professor and Laboratory Director, Rockefeller
University, New York.
General Counsel, Legal Services Corporation,
Washington.
Associate, Williams & Connolly (law), Washington.
Consultant, McKinsey & Company (management consultants),
New York.
Special Assistant to Under Secretary of State for
Economic Affairs, Washington.
Political Affairs Officer, United States Arms Control
and Disarmament Agency, Washington.
Assistant to Robert Roosa (Partner) Brown Brothers
Harriman & Company, New York.
Vice President, Morgan Stanley & Company, New York.
Associate, Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton (law),
New York.
Writer/Associate Editor, Newsweek, New York.
Associate Professor of Economics, Harvard University.
Producer, "Today" Show, NBC, New York.
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Felice D. Gaer
Jeffrey E. Garten
Tbby Trister Gati
Patrick A. Gerschel
Susan A. Goldberg
Mary Tait Goldschmid
Stephen J. Hadley
William E. Hale
Douglas L. Hallett
David R. Halperin
Randall W. Hardy
John A. Herfort
Robert F. Higgins
A. Michael Hoffman
Robbin S. Johnson
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Jan H. Kalicki
Arnold Kanter
Anne Karalekas
William J. Kilberg
Assistant Program Officer, European & International
Affairs, Ford Foundation, New York.
Member, Policy Planning Staff, State Department,
Washington.
Project Director, Parallel Studies Program with
the Soviet Union, United Nations Association of
the U.S.A., New.York.
General Partner and Director, Lazard Freres, New York.
Associate, Coudert Brothers, Tokyo.
Senior Economic Analyst, EXXON Corporation, New York.
National Security Council Staff, Washington.
Senior Staff Analyst, EXXON Corporation, Houston.
Associate, Adams, Duque & Hazeltine (law), Los Angeles.
Associate, Coudert Brothers, Singapore.
Executive Assistant to Assistant Administrator for
Regulatory Programs, Federal Energy Administration,
Washington.
Associate, Kaye Scholer Fierman Hays & Handler (law),
New York.
Executive Director, Robert Sterling Clark Foundation,
New York.
Management Consultant, Arthur D. Little, Inc.
(international management consultants), Cambridge.
Director, Public Affairs Department, Cargill, Inc.
Minneapolis.
Member, Policy Planning Staff, State Department,
Washington.
Assistant Professor of Political Science, Institute
of Public Policy Studies, University of Michigan,
on leave as International Affairs Fellow, Council
on Foreign Relations.
Staff Member, Senate Subcommittee on Intelligence,
Washington.
Partner, Breed, Abbott & Morgan(law), Washington
,Judith L. Kooker International Economist, Office of International
Monetary Affairs, Department of the Treasury,
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P. Nicholas Kourides
,David E. Langsam
Nicholas R. Lardy
!Hillel Levine
,William Clark McFadden II
Robert F. Maloney
(Michael E. Mandelbaum
Jonathan B. Marks
Herbert E. Meyer
Judith Miller
Kenneth P. Morse
Anne R. Myers
Kathryn C. Pelgrift
T Steven B. Pfeiffer
Thomas J. Raveson
Norman J. Resnicow
Patricia L. Rosenfield
Timothy S. Rothermel
Associate, Debevoise, Plimpton, Lyons & Gates (law),
New York.
Assistant Treasurer, Chase Manhattan Bank, New York.
Assistant Professor of Economics, Economic Growth
Center, Yale University.
Assistant Professor of Sociology and Religious
Studies, Yale University. (On sabbatical 1976-77
at Hebrew University, Jerusalem).
General Counsel, Senate Armed Services Committee,
Washington.
Financial Analyst, General Motors Overseas Operation,
New York.
Research Fellow, Research Institute on International
Change, Columbia University.
Associate, Munger, Tolles & Rickershauser (law),
Los Angeles.
Associate Editor, Fortune, New York.
Washington correspondent, The Progessive.
President, Chase Pacific Trade Advisers, New York.
Assistant Manager, Foreign Exchange Advisory Service,
Brown Brothers Harriman & Company, New York.
Associate, Oppenheimer, Wolff, Foster, Shepard &
Donnelly (law), Brussels.
Vice-President, Planning, Columbia Broadcasting
System, Inc., New York.
Associate, Fulbright & Jaworski (law), Houston.
Manager, Economic Planning & Research, General
Motors Overseas Operations, New York.
Associate, Baker & McKenzie (law), New York.
Research Scientist, Resources for the Future,
Washington.
Special Assistant to the Administrator, United
Nations Development Program, New York.
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Jan Schneider
David Schneiderman
Charles E. Schumer
Richard Mills Smith
Joan E. Spero
Daniel L. Spiegel
Andre M. Surena
Strobe Talbott
Michael S. Teitelbaum
Gregory F. Treverton
Jessica Tuchman
!Nancy Turck
Craig M. Watson
Suzanne B. Weaver
George B. Weiksner
!Christina B. Whitman
Paul D. Wolfowitz
Janet L. Yellen
Daniel Yergin
Donna Ecton Young
Stephen B. Young
Associate, Covington & Burling.(law), Washington.
Assistant Editor, Op-Ed Page, New York Times.
Member, New York State Assembly (Albany, New York),
representing the 45th Assembly District, Kings County.
Newsweek, Hong Kong.
Assistant Professor of Political Science,
Columbia University.
Special Assistant to the?.Siecretary of State,
Washington.
Legal Adviser to the United States Mission in
West Berlin.
White House Correspondent, Time Magazine, Washington.
Population Office, The Ford Foundation, New York
(Program Officer).
National Security Council Staff, Washington.
National Security Council Staff, Washington.
Associate, Kermit Roosevelt & Associates (business
consultants); also international trade consultant
in the area of Middle East business, Washington.
Assistant to Chairman, Cummins Engine Company,
Columbus, Indiana.
Assistant Professor of Political Science, Yale
University.
Vice President, Corporate Finance, First Boston
Corporation.
Assistant Professor of Law, University of Michigan
Law School.
Deputy Assistant Director, United States Arms Control
and Disarmament Agency, Washington.
Economist, Federal Reserve Board, Washington.
Fellow, Center for International Affairs, Harvard
University.
Vice President, Chemical Bank, New York.
Associate, Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett (law),
New York.
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