LETTER TO VICE ADMIRAL STANSFIELD TURNER, U.S.N. FROM STUART R. CLARKSON

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• Publication Date: July 10, 1973
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THE CONFERENCE BRD
Vice Admiral Stansfield Turner, U.S
President
Naval War College
Newport, Rhode Island 02840
July 10, 1973
We are pleased to learn that you will be with us for our Fourteenth North-
east Conference at Chatham,.NAssachusetts, on September 28, 29, 30, 1973.
The preliminary list mailed to you on June 29, indicates those who have
accepted thus far. We are waiting to hear from several others whose names,
as well as yours, will appear on the final list which will be distributed
at the Conference. Further details about this meeting are outlined in the
enclosed booklet.
As soon as you have decided what your travel plans will be, I would appre-
ciate your advising me when and-how you plan to arrive at the inn. If
assistance is needed in this respect, or if we can help you with any details
not mentioned, please let me know.
Should you have any questions, pas ase feel free to contact John G. Worssam
.)r myself. W. _uok forward to seeing you at the Fourtee t Northeast Con-
ference.
I\ A'-% V 1 V V V 1 N J J I 1 1 V N L I V I I/ I % V I V N J
-~' Instructions on File
Stuart R. Clarkson
Director, Conference Department
Cordially yours,
SRC: dl
Enclosures
P.S. Also, please indicate whether your wife will accompany you by filling
out and returning the enclosed nickname card at your earliest con-
venience.
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 fish to, striper, It was here that the
French Cable came ashore In 1879.
Return along Cable Road. t rn
right al Nauset Road and bear right
to reach Route 6 and Wellfleet A
short distance On the tell is Ina WeII-
fleat Bay Wildlife Sanctuary of the
Audubon Society South Weueeet.
Return to Route 6, turn felt, and
nearby on the right Is the road lead-
Ing to the Marconi Station Area of
the Cape Cod National Seashore, an
inlera$ling side trip with its interpre-
tive shelter overlooking the o
Return to Route 6, turn rigor Ctake
ocean view Drive to the oc and
parking a at In Count. Hollow
Beach. Leave the beach and take
Ine first right turn, following along
In. c p
Coast Guard Stationa (noel active)
and Long Pond on the left and c
Route 6 Into Wellllael Village. Turn
right at the stop sign. Note the white
church on the hill where the clock in
the tower strikes on ship's time. A
short distance from the church
the vie sloe of the street is the
Wellllael Historical Society build-
ing. Open mid-June through first
week of September. Wednesday, Fri-
day and Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m
Admission 50c over 12 years
"79M. Charm
Wellllael ins much of
t
original charm and is well worth a
leisurely v t It of the tact
the, the new State highway has by-
passed the center of the village.
(Appeaehe.lshy so mills).
Through the unique and fascinating
5111.9.9 of Trans aria Provincetown.
Stan at the village of Welllleet on
Route 6 Alter traveling about a
,,Is, take Bound Brook Island Road
on Ina tell for South Truro and a
ac is .rive from the bay side to the
This is winding country road
passing woods rolling hilts and .It
lding to delightful Cape
lows, ea
Cod Bay and a of the
Provincetown Monument li wthe dis-
tance.
Follow along through typical Cape
Cod scenery -low hills, pines, wild
on s and been plum
0esnes es . v and Is fine of the
Hill of Churches.
Than continue to Route 6 and at
the sign inling the way m Pame
Roads, bear left, than right, under
r
the overpass to Pamel Road South.
alit the Ocean. As you dove along,
hole Ine bleak sand dunes on the
rigor and the Atlantic lust beyond.
This road wind, around the head of
Pamet Rn,er. you will pass cran-
berry bogs, pines and low hi
11. ry
tad With blueberry and bayberry
bushes and windswept oaks.
Marker we Cliff
Back to Route 6 again far a visil
to the Hill of Churches. Bear right
toward Provincetown, Irian take Ine
first felt and continue up Town Hill
Road to the churches. the old tt
etery and a spot where you gel an
ring vi w 01 the countryside. The
church is now used a town build-
ing and you may go to a the second
noon for an ev n better panoramic
viw of ire .rave
To v t ndaorfc Corn Hill, take
the lirstsinight turn at the Catholic
Church and then right at Cobbs
Library. Pass through a little sellle-
ent and at the intersection look
n the meadow at Corn Hill 11
on Ini hill that the desperately
hungry Pilgrims "DOrra
from the Indians A marker oncts
cliff at the edge of the bay indicatetes
the Spot Bear right and you will
n be back to Route 6
TRURO
Fora ,an to Cape Cod or High-
land Light, pass the Truro School on
the light. then take the first tight.
South Highland Road and the second
rigor at Highland House. The liphn
is situated on the high cliff lacing the
Atlantic Ocean. This historic lighl-
nouse s one of the most pow erful
light the Atlantic Coast and
the first beacon "picked up" by ships
from European ports to Boston.
From Cape Cod Light. turn right.
then left on Highland Road, under
verpass. crossing Route 6A which
leads to a small park beside a pond
where a ,able, indicates the spot
where 16 Pilgrims led by Myles
Standish encamped on the share for
the second night alley landing on
American soil. Nov. 16. 1620,
Return to Four: 6A, turn left and
follow along the narrow neck of land
to Provincetown. Bear 1e11 at In.
lock to drive along Commercial Street
where on the left you will see the
harbor, busy wharves and the fish.
mg neat. The oldest house in Pro-
cetown, bug' in 1746, is on this
WELLFLEET
Take a sharp ten turn al the end
OI the shopping dudr cacy Chad-.-
,at Neck, than Ind lust rigght turn and
follow Cheque I Neck HoaO lo Sun-
et Hill Hero re there is a parking
verfacking the su unding
countryside and in, bay ..in Pro
ncetown looming up Ile distance
If you a e fortune'. enough to be
at this spot at the close of day, you
may be treated to a glorious sunset
Leaving this lovely spot, Dear nignt
for Mayos Town Beach. Welllleet
Harbor and the landing. This w
scene of much echwly when Wells
fleet w to riving whaling port
Return e to Main Street and turn
right on Route 6 in the directioof
Eat em
u t
Alley a short distance, you will
find on the right. the Episcopal
Church in the round, a unique p
pie of modern construction,
Alien passing the Marconi Station
Area on the tell, take the second
right. West Road, fora pleasant drive
through fields, low hills and glimpses
of Cape Cod Bay West Road be-
s Massa so Road. Bear right
again at Herring g Brack Road. At
Bridge Road, bear right again and
follow it to the bander te back at your -,hog
point in Orleans
Visit Town Hall, which has many
.sling m rals and paintings, and
the r HISTORICAL MUSEUM where
the valuable collection of imeeesung
articles gathered by Donald Mac-
Millan, noted Arctic esplorer. is dis-
played Climb the Pilgrim Monument
fora few which is expansive and
Striking
Open every day from 9 to 5 p.m
Mid-June to mid-September from 9
to 9 p.m. Adulia 75c (includes Mu-
end Monument(. At the foot of
Monument Hill Is a large bas-relief
of the "Mayflower Compact" which
beautifully Illustrates the signing of
the compact in the cabin of the May-
flower, and became the basic docu-
ment for the government of the
Colony.
Be sure to visit the Provincetown
Marine Aquarium, lust past the Poll
Office at 201 Commercial Sheet.
in
Cape Cod setting, o er 4D
Aft, rd" species on display.
Dolphin shows. Unique aquarium. Ad
miAStrip to Provincetown Is not com-
plete without a visit to the Province-
town All Association on 460 Com-
cial Street. Exhibits. Drawings,
Paintings and Sculpture Shows.
June to September 1 from 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m. and 811 p.m. Sunday
from 2.6 p.m. Admission 25c.
Follow around the harbor to the
first landing place of the Pilgrims.
The marker near P--.town
Inn, on the left. It was here, off
snore, that on November 11. 1620.
the Mayflower anchored, alley a par
Ions voyage ecross me AIIanl ic, and
the first exploring party went ashore.
Continue along iris street, then
bear left for the Province Lands and
Herring Cove Beach in the Cape
Cod National Seashore Park. Here
rat miles of xme of the most
spectacular dunes along the Atlantic
Coast vin trees partly buried by the
w ndeemp' sands
Continue on Province Land Road
to Race Paint Bead. Turn "UP' or
Race Point Beach. and the 's
Province Lands Visitor Center. It
open 9 a m. to ] p.m. daily dun
ing the summer, end 9 a.m. to 4:45
p.m. during Spring and Fall Friday
thrp Tuesday. Continue along Rate
Point Road and find Ocean View
Lockout , c mmanding a panoramic
Off these shores, hundreds of
lost their lives in ship-
wecks. Behind the hook of the
Cape, from this Lokout, you can
oss Provincetown into Cape
Cod Be,.
Continue on Race Point Roed to
Route 6, lurn left and about lour
miles on the left, take High Head
Road. and visd the National Sea.
shores Interpretwe Shelter at Pilgrim
Heights, North Truro. Eahibita Ile-
ribe the Pilgrims and the Indians.
There are guided and ltgulded
w Iks to Small's Swamp Trail and
Pilgrim Springs, where the Pilgrims
'ound their first fresh drinking water
en Cape Cod.
Return to U. S. Route 6, turn left
and this will bring you back to the
inhunjun.
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