AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INDUSTRIAL SECURITY

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• Publication Date: January 21, 1966
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EIGHTH
NATIONAL
SEMINAR
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AMERICAN SOCIETY
FOR INDUSTRIAL
SECURITY
On January 21, 1955, the
American Society for Indus-
trial Security (ASIS) was or-
ganized to answer the need
for a national society uniting
industrial security officials in-
to one recognized professional
association. Presently, the
Society has a national mem-
bership of more than 2300,
with chapters in 58 cities.
Each year, the Society holds
a national seminar to bring
together both members and
guests who want to share,
evaluate, and extend know-
ledge in the, various aspects
of the Industrial Security
field.
The 8th National Seminar is
dedicated to an effective chan-
neling of security information
to meet current and future
needs because industrial
security has a vital and ex-
panding role in insuring that
America-what it is and what
it stands for-survives.
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ASIS
8th
NATIONAL
SEMINAR
WASHINGTON D. C. CHAPTER
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INDUSTRIAL SECURITY
PRELIMINARY
PROGRAM
THEME:
AMERICA'S
SECURITY
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SURVIVAL
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STATLER HILTON-WASHINGTON, D.C.
Floor Plan of Second Floor
Convention and Banquet Facilities
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SEMINAR COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN
O. P. Norton
Applied Physics Laboratory
PROGRAM
R. C. Bond
U. S. Information Agency
SPEAKERS
H. Ranstad
U. S. Senate Committee
EXHIBITS
E. J. Criscuoli
General Electric Company
ACCOMMODATIONS
J. C. Wilfong, Jr.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
PUBLIC RELATIONS
W. J. Baaden, Jr.
System Development Corporation
REGISTRATION
W. J. Burke
I.B.M. Corporation
PRINTING
M. Howard
Vitro Engineering Company
LADIES ACTIVITIES
L. N. Conroy
The Hecht Company
FINANCE
A. D. Davis
Litton Systems, Inc.
SEMINAR STEERING COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN
Paul Hansen
Reynolds Metals Company
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
Advance Registration by Mail
You are urged to register in advance by mail.
You can do this by completing the registration
card enclosed with this preliminary program
and returning it with your check to:
REGISTRATIONS
8th National ASIS Seminar
P. O. Box 1025
Silver Spring, Maryland
Advance registrants can obtain their identifi-
cation badges and tickets at a special registra-
tion desk at the Statler Hilton Hotel upon
arrival at the Seminar.
Registration Fee Schedule
A registration fee will be charged each registrant.
This fee entitles the registrant to attend the
panel meetings and the meal, and social func-
tions scheduled on the day or days registered.
Each registrant will receive an identification
badge which will serve as his ticket to the Semi-
nar meetings on the days for which he is regis-
tered. The schedule of fees is shown below:
Members and
Affiliates
Others
Full Seminar (3 days) . .
$40
$45
(Includes 3luncheons, Pres. Reception)
Tuesday (Sept. 25) . . .
20
20
(Includes luncheon, Pres. Reception)
Wednesday (Sept. 26) . . . . . . . .
15
20
(Includes luncheon)
Thursday (Sept. 27) . . . . . . . .
15
20
(Includes luncheon)
Ladies Program . . . . . . . . . .
10
10
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Registration
Registration at the Seminar will be in the Upper
Lobby (Second Floor) of the Statler Hilton
Hotel at 1:00 P.M., Monday, 24 September, and
continue throughout the three-day Seminar.
Everyone planning to attend the panel meet-
ings is required to register. Those who plan
to attend only the luncheons are not required
to register, but are urged to do so. Tickets for
the luncheons may be purchased at the regis-
tration desk at the Seminar.
Hotel Accommodations
All Seminar functions, except Ladies Program
tours, will be at the Statler Hilton Hotel
at 16th and K Streets, N.W., in Washington,
D.C. Those who plan to attend are urged to
make reservations with the Statler Hilton Hotel,
or other desired hotels, at an early date. For
your coivenience, a reservation card for the
Statler Hilton Hotel is enclosed with this
preliminary program.
Final Program
Registrants will receive a copy of the final
program, with complete information on the
Seminar program schedule and participants,
at the registration desk upon arrival.
Special Features
In addition to the exhibits of industrial security
equipment and supplies (see List of Exhibitors),
and the program planned for the ladies (see
Ladies Program schedule), the following special
features have been planned for the Seminar:
Security Education Display-Posters and
other materia s use in security education
and training programs will be on display,
attended by members who will be available
to answer questions.
Narcotics Education Display-An interesting
and informative display of narcotic drugs
and paraphernalia, barbiturates, and amphe-
tamines, with current statistics and infor-
mation on these subjects.
Film Fair-Films, film strips, and slides on
industrial security topics, and on subjects of
national interest, will be shown during periods
preceding and following the regular scheduled
events at the Seminar.
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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
(All functions will be at The Statler Hilton
Hotel unless otherwise specified).
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LADIES PROGRAM
Tuesday, September 25, 1962
? Tour of the Washington Cathedral
? Sight-Seeing through "Embassy Row"
? Tour of the Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception
Wednesday, September 26, 1962
? Tour of Mount Vernon
? Sight-Seeing by Lincoln, Jefferson
and Iwo Jima Memorials
? Observe Changing of the Guard at
The Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier, Arlington National
Cemetery
? Special Tour of the White House
? Tour of the National Gallery of Art
? Luncheon and Fashion Show at the
Parkington, Virginia Store of the
Hecht Company
MONDAY
1:00 P.M. Upper Lobby
9:00 P.M. Registration. . . . . . . . .
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TUESDAY
7:30 A. M. Registration . . . . . . . . . . . Upper Lobby
Call to Order
Invocation
National Anthem and Pledge of Allegiance
Welcome to Washington, D.C.
Greetings from
George D. Higgins, Jr., President
American Society for Industrial Security
9:30 A.M. Keynote Address:
U.S. Senator THOMAS J. DODD of
Connecticut.
Panel: NEW HORIZONS FOR INDUSTRIAL
SECURITY
Moderator: Paul Stuber, Staff Assistant for Security,
Reynolds Metals Co., Richmond, Virginia
THE CHALLENGE OF DOMESTIC AND
FOREIGN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
THE CHALLENGE OF NATIONAL AND INTER.
NATIONAL PROGRAMS OF THE U.S.
GOVERNMENT
INDUSTRIAL SECURITY MEETS NEW
CHALLENGES.
1:00 P.M. Luncheon
Speaker: Mr. Fred Bartenstein, .Jr., Vice President for
Administration, Merck and Co., Rahway,
New Jersey
Subject: INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL,
PROBLEM
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Address ..........................................
City .................................State........
RESERVATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED
not later than two weeks prior to opening date of conven-
tion and will be held only until 6 p.m. on day of arrival
unless later hour is specified.
A.M.
Date of Arrival ................... Hour ........ P.M.
A.M.
Date of Departure ................ Hour ........ P.M.
SINGLE ^ DOUBLE ^ TWIN ^ SUITE ^
SINGLES ....................... $12-$17
DOUBLES ...................... $17-$21
TWINS ......................... $20- $24
SUITES ........................... $48 & up
All rooms subject to 3% D.C. Sales Tax
If a room at the rate requested is unavailable,
one at the nearest available rate will be reserved.
American Society For Industrial Security
Eighth National Seminar
September 25, 26, 27, 1962
Statler Hilton, Washington, D.C.
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Panel: EMERGENCY AND CIVIL DEFENSE
PLANNING
Moderator: Victor P. McDevitt, Defense Coordinator,
New England Telephone and Telegraph
Co., Boston, Massachusetts
EMERGENCY PLANNING IN ACTION
HOW INDUSTRY IS MEETING ITS
RESPONSIBILITIES
Panel: CLASSIFIED DATA CONTROL SYSTEMS
Moderator: Robert L. Dennis, Security Manager,
System Development Corporation, Santa
Monica, California
SAFEGUARDING CLASSIFIED COMPUTER
DATA
A MACHINE-BASED DOCUMENT CONTROL
SYSTEM
Marlyn R. Powell, Supervisor-Document Distri-
bution, System Development Corporation, Santa
Monica, California
"OPERATION MADCAP"-METHOD FOR
AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT CONTROL AND
PROCESSING
Frank P. Congdon, Jr., Manager-Systems and Pro-
cedures, Radio Corporation of America Defense Elec-
tronics Products, Aerospace Communications and
Controls Division, Burlington, Massachusdtts
AN AUTOMATED DOCUMENT CONTROL
SYSTEM
Cornelius J. O'Leary, Manager Security Liaison,
Document Statistics and Audit, General
Electric Company, Missile and Space Vehicle
Division, Philadelphia, Pa.
6:30 P. M.
8:00 P.M. President's Reception
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WEDNESDAY
8:30 A.M. Panel: ESPIONAGE AND SABOTAGE
Moderator: William M. Todd, Manager-Industrial
Security and Safety, Lockheed-California
Company, Burbank, California
THE CONTINUED THREAT OF ESPIONAGE
AND SABOTAGE IN THE U.S.
William C. Sullivan, Assistant Director, Federal
Bureau of Investigation
WHAT INDUSTRY CAN DO TO PREVENT
ESPIONAGE AND SABOTAGE
(Panelist to be announced)
INFORMATION FOR INDUSTRY ON THE
AUGUST-1962 AMENDMENT TO THE INTERN-
AL SECURITY ACT
J. Walter Yeagley, Assistant Attorney General, In-
ternal Security Division, Department of Justice
10:30 A.M. Panel: AMERICAN INDUSTRIAI, SECURITY
ABROAD
Moderator: Russell E. White, Consultant-Industrial
Security
I COMj TERNATIONAL
COMMUNISM TODAY
INDUSTRIAL SECURITY IN CANADA
Lionel C. Cragg, Director of Industrial Security,
Department of Defense Production, Ottawa, Canada
THE INDUSTRIAL SECURITY OFFICER
ABROAD
John J. Norton, Manager--Industrial Security,
Marquardt Corporation, Van Nuys, California
THE U.S. GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRIAL
SECURITY ABROAD
Col. Sidney S. Rubenstein, USAF (Ret.), Special
The Honorable Allen W. Dulles, Former Director,
Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, D.C.
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12:30 P.M. Luncheon
Speaker: To Be Announced
2:30 P.M. Panel: THE INDUSTRIAL SECURITY
PROGRAM OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
DEFENSE
Moderator: James A. Davis, Manager -Plant Secur-
ity, General Electric Company, Cincin-
nati, Ohio
OVERALL SECURITY OBJECTIVES OF THE,
PROGRAM
Robert L. Applegate, Director-Industrial Security
Program Division, Office of the Assistant Secretary
of Defense for Manpower
CLASSIFICATION, DOWN-GRADING AND
DECLASSI FI CATION
Col. Sidney S. Rubenstein, USAF (Ret.), Special
Consultant, Office of the Secretary of Defense
ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL PROCEDURES
Gilbert H. Davis, Program Coordinator, Industrial
Security Program Division
CONTROL OVER PUBLIC RELEASE OF
INFORMATION
(Panelist to be announced)
SECURITY CLEARANCES- -PROTECTION OF
THE RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS
George MacClain, Legal Advisor and Special Assistant
to the Director, Office of Industrial Personnel Access
Authorization Review, Department of Defense
Panel: STOCK, WAREHOUSE, AND EN ROUTE
CONTROLS
Moderator: C. Gordon Smith, Security Manager?
Eastern Territory, Sears Roebuck and
Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
PREVENTING LOSSES FROM THEFT
PREVENTING LOSSES FROM FIRE
THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERNAL AUDITS
H. J. Schaefer, Regional Controller, Sears Roebuck
& Co., Phil. Pa.
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SEPTEMBER 27, 1962
THURSDAY
8:30 A.M. Panel: SECURITY EDUCATION AND
TRAINING
Moderator: George P. Morse, Chief-Plant Safety
Branch, National Institutes of Health,
Bethesda, Maryland
RIGHTS AND INTERESTS OF THE
INDIVIDUAL
Honorable Byron N. Scott, Member of the Bar,
Washington, D.C., and Former Member, House of
Representatives, U.S. Congress
WHO SHOULD TEACH SECURITY
Dr. Benjamin D. Van Evers, Dean for Sponsored
Research, The George Washington University,
Washington, D.G.
AN ANALYSIS OF METHODS AND
TECHNIQUES
Kenneth A. Larsen, Security Officer, Cadillac
Cleveland Ordnance Plant, General Motors Cor-
poration, Cleveland, Ohio
Panel: SECURITY RESPONSIBILITIES DURING
WORK STOPPAGES
Moderator: Thomas M. O'Connor, Manager of Secur-
ity and Facilities, Bendix Radio Division,
The Bendix Corporation, Towson, Mary-
land
SECURITY RESPONSIBILITIES
Albert J. Tuohy, Director of Security, Republic
Aviation Corporation, East Farmingdale, New York
LEGAL ASPECTS
Aubrey Raymond, Staff Attorney, Republic Avia-
tion Corporation, East Farmingdale, New York
EMPLOYEE RELATIONS
Jewell A. Pope, Director, Industrial Relations and
Security, The Bendix Corporation, Kansas City
Division, Kansas City, Missouri
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INDUSTRIAL SECURITY AND LAW
ENFORCEMENT-THE MUTUAL
BENEFITS OF COOPERATIVE
PLANNING
Moderator: Quinn Tamm, Director, Field Services
Division, International Association of
of Police
LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND
NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS OF LAW OFFICERS
John E. Ingersoll, Assistant Director of Police
Management, International Association of Chiefs
of Police
FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT, INDUSTRIAL
SECURITY, AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
(Other panelists to be announced)
Panel: THE SECURITY PROGRAM OF THE
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
Speaker: Rear Admiral J. A. Waters, Jr., U.S.N. (Ret)
Director, Division of Security, U.S.
Atomic Energy
1:00P.M. Luncheon
Speaker: Lester A. Pratt, C.P.A.
Subject: THE DETECTION AND PREVENTION
OF EMPLOYEE DISHONESTY
Business Meeting and Introduction of Officers for
1962-1966
John L. Buckley, Chairman of the Board, American
Society for Industrial Security, presiding
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SOCIETY OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
George D. Higgins, Jr.
General Dynamics Corp.
FIRST VICE PRESIDENT
Harold D. Knapp
Radio Corporation of America
SECOND VICE PRESIDENT
Joseph F. Doherty
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
SECRETARY
Timothy J. Walsh
Sperry Gyroscope Company
TREASURER
James A. Davis
General Electric Company
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
W. L. Fagg
Brig. Gen., USAF (Ret.)
DIRECTORS
John L. Buckley (Chairman)
United Technology Corp.
Lawrence P. Buchman
Martin Marietta Co., Aerospace Div.
Hulon D. Cockrell
Temco Electronics
Charles J. Knight
Electronic Communications, Inc.
Lee F. Malone
Burroughs Corp.
Kenneth E. Yandell
Esso Standard Oil Co.
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1961-1963 TERM
John J. Ahern
General Motors Corp.
Paul Hansen
Reynolds Metals Co.
A. Ross Miller
North American Aviations, Inc.
Thomas J. O'Neill
Stanford Research Institute
Russell E. White
General Electric Company
1961-1964 TERM
Eric L. Barr, R.
General Dynamics/Electric Boat
Ernest E. Felago
General Precision Equipment Corp.
Donald C. Gearhart
Collier Carbon & Chemical Corp.
Victor J. Scodius
Burroughs Corp.
Lawrence M. Taylor
The Ralph M. Parsons Co.
REGIONAL VICE-PRESIDENTS
North East
Charles B. Bateman
United Shoe Machinery Corp.
Central East
Arthur D. C. Davis
Litton Systems, Inc.
South East
Warren J. Willcox
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
Great Lakes
Sargent J. Curtis
J. L. Hudson Company
North Central
John R. Ginnaty
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg. Co.
Western
Thomas W. Wathen
Radio Corporation of America
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EXHIBITORS
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY
THE AUTOCALL COMPANY
BEST UNIVERSAL LOCK COMPANY, INC.
THE WILLIAM J. BURNS INTERNATIONAL
DETECTIVE AGENCY, INC.
GEORGE F. CAKE COMPANY
CAMERAS FOR INDUSTRY, INC.
COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND
CONDECO, CONTROL DESIGN & FABRICATE, INC.
CONTINENTAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION
DETEX WATCHCLOCK CORPORATION
DIEBOLD, INC.
DOOR CONTROLS, INC.
DRY PULPING MACHINERY COMPANY
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY, INC.
ELECTRO PHOTO CORPORATION
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, COMMUNICATIONS
PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT
GLASSLOID CORPORATION OF AMERICA
ITEK LABORATORIES
WALTER KIDDE AND COMPANY, INC.
LAW AND ORDER
MANPOWER, INC.
MINNEAPOLIS-HONEYWELL REGULATOR COMPANY
P. 0. MOORE, INC. (TEL KEE)
MOSLER RESEARCH PRODUCTS
THE MOSLER SAFE COMPANY
MOTOROLA COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS,
INC.
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCIES, INC.
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NOTIFIER CORPORATION
PEREY TURNSTILE COMPANY
PLASTICMASTER LAMINATING PRESS
PLASTIC SERVICES AND SUPPLY COMPANY
RAEFORD WORSTED - A DIVISION OF BURLINGTON
INDUSTRIES
RECORDAK CORPORATION
REGISCOPE CORPORATION OF AMERICA
SAFEMASTER COMPANY, INC.
SARGEANT AND GREENLEAF, INC.
SECURITY CONTROLS, INC.
J. B. SEDBERRY, INC.
SINGER-BRIDGEPORT
SOME'S UNIFORMS
J. P. STEVENS AND COMPANY, INC.
VARIAN ASSOCIATES
VIRGINIA LAMINATING COMPANY
WANDEL MACHINE COMPANY, INC.
WESTERN INDUSTRIES, INC.
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
WHITEHEAD AND COMPANY
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