HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS SUBCOMMITTEE ON MANNED SPACE FLIGHT 29 FEBRUARY 1968

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HOUSE COMMITTEE ON
SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MANNED SPACE FLIGHT
29 February 1968
Olin E. Teague (D., Tex.), Chairman
Emilio Q. Daddario (D., Conn.
Joe D. Waggonner (D., La.)
Don Fuqua (D., Fla.)
William J. Green (D., Pa.) =I
Earle Cabell (D., Tex.)
Robert O. Tiernan (D., R.I.)
James G. Fulton (R., Pa.) =x
Richard L. Roudebush (R., Ind.)
Alphonzo Bell (R., Calif.)
Edward J. Gurney (R., Fla.)
Donald Rumsfeld (R., Ill.)
Peter A. Gerardi, Technical Consultant
James E. Wilson, Technical Consultant
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 Career Civil Service, Grade 17, Department
of State; born Illinois, may 15, 1925;
Director, Combined Policy, Office of Politi-
co-Military Affairs.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 1, Depart-
ment of State; born New York, July 8,
1920; Counselor for Political Affairs, Tok-
yo. Previous Service: Germany and Japan.
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AN OBJECTIVE: Updating knowledge of the USA
In addition to reviewing foreign policy problems,
an important phase of the Seminar's study program is
designed to bring up-to-date the Membership's know-
ledge of the latest social, economic, scientific and
industrial developments in the USA. Officers serving
the United States abroad do their best to keep up
with the dynamic changes taking place in this coun-
try, but they can represent the United States better
if they possess recent, first-hand experience, acquired
while listening on the spot to the views of eminent
educators, industralists, scientists, business and
labor leaders, social workers, governors, mayors and
law enforcement authorities. During their ten months
of study, Members also perform individual travel to
the regions of the world in which they have a special
interest and prepare, as a result of their travel, case
studies and reports useful to the Agencies of the
U.S. Government.
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SENIOR
SEMINAR
FOREIGN
POLICY
ITS PURPOSES
AND
ITS MEMBERSHIP
FOREIGN SERVICE INSTITUTE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
 . The Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy, held
annually since 1958, is a component of the Foreign
Service Institute, Department of State. The Senior
Seminar is the most advanced program of studies in
international relations and foreign policy offered by
any agency of the United States Government. Each
session, which lasts from August to June, is limited
to an honor group of about 25 senior officials. Half
of these are career officers of the American Foreign
Service, who are being trained for important field
assignments such as Chiefs of Mission or Deputy
Chiefs of Mission and comparable posts in the Dep-
artment of State. The other half are officers pos-
sessing an equal degree of achievement and length
of service, nominated by the Army, Navy, Air Force,
Marine Corps and other U.S. Government Departments
and Agencies in Washington.
The average age of Members is in the mid-
40's. Their average length of U.S. Government ser-
vice is 23 years.
Membership in the Seminar is awarded on the
basis of excellence of performance, demonstrated
leadership and potential forthe assumption of greater
responsibilities.
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Coordinator: Ambassador G. Lewis Jones
Foreign Service Officer
Deputy Coordinator: Orson W. Trueworthy
Foreign Service Officer
Its members
make a Seminar
These individuals have
been selected to participate in The
Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy
for 1967-1968 (Tenth Session)
Foreign Service Officer, Class 1, Depart-
ment of State; born Kansas, May 16, 1915;
Deputy Chief of Mission, Athens. Previous
Service: Greece, Thailand, Egypt and France.
A RN O LD, Daniel C.
Foreign Service Reserve Officer, Class 3,
Department of State; born Illinois, July 15,
1925; Foreign Affairs Specialist, East
Asian and Pacific Affairs. Previous Serv-
ice: Austria, Philippines and Thailand.
THE ADDRESS
Mail: Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy, O/FSI
Department of State
Washington, D.C. 20520
Telephone: Area Code 202, DUdley 3-2039
or
Area Code 202, DUdley 3-2528
Location: Foreign Service Institute
1400 Key Boulevard
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Foreign Service Career Reserve, Class 2,
U.S. Information Agency; born Hungary,
April 26, 1921; Board of Examiners of the
Foreign Service. Previous Service: Austria,
Germany, Africa, France and South Viet-
Nam.
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NYREN, Albert V.
Foreign Service Reserve Officer, Class 1,
Agency for International Development;
born Ohio, August 2, 1918; Deputy Direc-
tor, USAID Mission, Kabul. Previous Serv-
ice: Japan, France and Greece.
KIEFER, Alexander F.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born Germany, August 20,
1917; Deputy Director, Office of Interna-
tional Economic and Social Affairs, Inter-
national Organization Affairs. Previous
Service: Germany and Austria.
KITCHEN, Jeffrey C.
Foreign Service Reserve Officer, Class 1,
Department of State; born Oregon, Janu-
ary 25, 1921; Deputy Assistant Secretary
for Politico-Military Affairs. Previous Serv-
ice: Egypt.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born New York, November
11, 1918; Deputy Chief of Mission, Dar es
Salaam. Previous Service: India, Germany,
and Spain.
Foreign Service Reserve Officer, Class 1,
Agency for International Development;
born Missouri, July 14, 1926; Director,
USAID Mission, Liberia. Previous Service:
Uruguay.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born Massachusetts, Nov..
ember 29, 1919; Alternate Country Directrr
for Western Africa. Previous Service: Pana-
ma, Bolivia, British Honduras, Barbados,
Belgium and Italy.
Colonel, U.S. Marine Corps; born Ohio,
May 30, 1921; Commanding Officer
Marine Air Reserve Training De-
tachment, Naval Air Station, South
Weymouth, Mass. Previous Service:
Pacific Area and South Viet-Nam.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born Pennsylvania, July 26,
1917; Country Director for Central West
Africa. Previous Service: China, indo-China,
Federation of Malaya, Austria, Uganda and
Congo (Brazzaville).
Career Civil Service, Grade 15, Department
of Commerce; born Pennsylvania, October
13, 1921; Director, Policy Planning Divi-
sion, Office of Export 'Control, Bureau of
International Commerce. Previous Service:
Canada.
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Foreign Service Officer, Class 1, Depart-
ment of State; born Illinois, June 5, 1918;
Minister-Counselor for Political and Eco-
nomic Affairs, New Delhi. Previous Serv-
ice: Yugoslavia.
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Foreign Service Officer, Class 1, Depart-
ment of State; born California, April 7,
1921; Deputy Chief of Mission, Kinshasa.
Previous Service: Nicaragua, Soviet Union,
Japan, Tunisia and United Nations.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born New Jersey, February
22, 1919; Foreign Service Inspector. Pre-
vious Service: Spain, Costa Rica, Guatemala
and Ecuador.
Captain, I.I.S. Navy; born Pennsylvania,
September 13, 1921; Commanding Officer,
USS Kankakee. Previous Service: Pacific
Area, Caribbean, Mediterranean and North
Atlantic.
EISENBEISS, Harry C.
Career Civil Service, Grade 15, Central
Intelligence Agency; born Maryland, De-
cember 4, 1924; Chief, Current Support
Staff, Office of Economic Research.
Career Civil Service, Grade 15, Department
of Defense; born New York, April 22, 1925;
Assistant for Northern Europe, Office of
the Secretary of Defense. Previous Service:
Germany and France.
Foreign Service Officer, Class 2, Depart-
ment of State; born Montana, April 16,
1919; Charge d'Affaires ad interim, Mana-
gua. Previous Service: Ecuador, Japan, Bra-
zil, Italy, England, Germany and Ghana.
Colonel, U.S. Air Force; born New York,
April 11, 1921; Deputy Director for Re-
quirements, Headquarters, Tactical Air
Command, Langley AFB. Previous Service:
Africa-Italy, Korea, Japan, United Kingdom
and South Viet-Nam.
Colonel, U.S. Army; born Ohio, June 10,
1921; Deputy Director, Force Planning
Analysis, Office 'of the Chief of Staff, U.S.
Army. Previous Service: Europe, Philip-
pines, Korea and Japan.
Foreign Service Career Reserve, Class 1,
U.S. Information Agency; born Germany,
February 27, 1921; Counselor for Public
Affairs, Bonn. Previous Service: France.
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Career Civil Service, Grade 15, Department
of Agriculture; born Ohio, January 24,
1920; South Asia Program Coordinator,
Food for Peace. Previous Service: Soviet
Union.
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CONFIDENTIAL
Program for the Senior Seminar in
Foreign Policy
Tuesday, 23 January 1968
(USIB Conference Room - 7E-26)
0900-0930 Welcome Deputy Director of
The Role of the Director of Central Central Intelligence
Intelligence and of the Central
Intelligence Agency"
0930-1030 "The National Intelligence Product Deputy Director for
and Its Function in Support of Intelligence
Policy'.'
(Break)
1045-1130
"Scientific and Technological Deputy Director for
Developments in the Collection and Science and Technology
Production of Intelligence"
1130-1215 "Coordination of Overseas Collection
and the Agency's Responsibilities
in Covert Action"
(Luncheon in the Executive Dining Room -- Host: Admiral Taylor
1330-1410 "Support Role to Intelligence"
1410-1520 An Operational Case History
(Break)
1530-1630 Remarks and Discussion
CONFIDENTIAL
Director of Central
Intelligence
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