DDCI TRIP CHECKLIST

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• Publication Date: March 18, 1976
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DOMESTIC TRIP DDCI an~
DDCI TRIP CHECKLIST
Trip No. 59
Advance:
Itinerary : Washington-New York City-Washington
V
Itetroliner: 17 March: No. 124 Lv 1800 Union Station
Ar 2110 Penn Station
1.8 March: No. 125 Lv 1830 Penn Station
Ar 2139 Union Station.
Hotels : RON Union League Club
QDM MS : 1200 To Union League Club of New York, 37th & Park Avenue
1230
X1315 Lunch
1315 Speech by DDCI
1345 QEjA Period
1400 Adjourn
About 200 people in attendance.
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18 March 1976 Luncheon Address to Union League Club, New York
About 200 people.
Invitation from Joseph D. Ardleigh, incoming president of ULC. [phone]
Send bio to: Henry T. Rockwell
Chief, Public Affairs Committee
Union League Club of N.Y.
6 E. 43rd Street
New York, N.Y.
Tel: [phone]
No honorarium. Will present DDCI with bronze bust of Abe Lincoln.
Speech should be about 25 minutes. No more than 1/2 hour. Q&A follow.
1200 Rcptn
1230 Lunch
1315 Begin Address
1345 End A dde s s s, Q&A
1400 Adjourn
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January 28, 1976
Lt. General Vernon A. Walters, USA
Deputy Director, CIA
Washington, DC 20505
Dear General Walters:
On behalf of our staff I wish to
thank you for the generous amount of time you
allocated to us in your brilliant presentation
yesterday. Putting the problem our country
faces into perspective, as you did, helps our
management brief our national staff on how to
respond to the questions of the business com-
munity which are received regularly.
Since I am the incoming president of
The Union League Club of New York, it has
occurred to me you may be willing to address
the Club at one of their luncheons, and present
your views. (Senator Buckley spoke to us last
month.) While you would be speaking to an
audience on the same wavelength as you, I
believe they too need the "ammunition" you can
provide to help in their advocacy of a strong
intelligence organization.
I'll phone your office in the next
few days, and do hope you will favorably
consider this invitation. We usually are able
to work out a date convenient to the speaker.
Again, my thanks for the opportunity
to 1 ; ste
t
p
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Since)ely,
Joseph D. Ardleih
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January 28, 1976
Lt. General Vernon A. Walters, USA
Deputy Director, CIA
Washington, DC 20505
Dear General Walters:
On behalf of our staff I wish to
thank you for the generous amount of time you
allocated to-us in your brilliant presentation
yesterday. Putting the problem our country
faces into perspective, as you did, helps our
management brief our national staff on how to
respond to the questions of the business com-
munity which are received regularly.
Since I am the incoming president of
The Union League Club of New York,' it has
occurred to me you may be willing to address.
the Club at one of their luncheons, and present
your views. (Senator Buckley spoke to us last
month.) While you would be speaking to an
audience on the same wavelength as you, I
believe they too need the "ammunition" you can
provide to help in their advocacy of a strong
intelligence organization.
I'll phone your office in the next
few days, and do hope you will favorably
consider this invitation. We usually are able
to work out a date convenient to the speaker.
Again, my thanks for the opportunity
to listen to a patriot.
Since ely,
~ k"_ 6~-Oczt
J/eph D. Ardle4rfgh
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THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB
38 EAST 37LH STREET
New York, N. Y. 10016
February 17, 1976
Please phone me your approval or if you have any
changes or corrections in this announcement. Enclosed are
samples of other notices.
We certainly welcome your visit. We will not
invite the press, unless you desire otherwise.
Cordially yours,
Henry T. Rockwell
Chairman Public Affairs
HTR: ph
Enc.
Please respond to: 6 East 43rd Street
New York, New York 10017
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Jones, Brakeley & Rockwell, Inc.
DRAFT OF ANNOUNCEMENT TO MEMBERS
OF THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB
LIEUT. GEN. VERNON A. WALTERS
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Gen. Walters has been in his present post since May, 1972. Previously he has served in
almost every corner of the globe in the Army and Intelligence Service. He was born in
New York City in 1917, attended St. Louis Gonzaga School, Paris, and Stonyhurst College,
England. He speaks seven languages. He has accompanied President Nixon, Mrs. Nixon,
and President Eisenhower, on many of their foreign, diplomatic and state visits, includ-
ing official trips to France, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Azores, as well as
Mrs. Nixon's trip to the earthquake striken areas of Peru in 1970. He has been the
Army's Attache in Rio, Rome, and Defense Attache to France.
He is an eloquent, charming and informed speaker. He is in the unique position of being
able to provide us with informed opinions on the validity of current critics of the CIA
and its operations overseas. He will field questions after his talk. This promises to
be a most lively and interesting "off the record" meeting.
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General Walters joined the U.S. Army as a private in 1941
and advanced through grades to Lieutenant General in 1972 when
he was appointed Deputy Director of CIA. Almost all of his career
has been spent in intelligence and on foreign assignments. He has
interpreted for four U.S. Presidents and speaks eight languages.
He has served as deputy to four directors of the Central Intelligence
Agency. He holds many U.S. and foreign decorations. General
Walters will be happy to answer questions following his presentation.
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JONES, BRAKELEY
& ROCKWELL, INC.
EST. 1958
General
Public Relations
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6 East 43rd Street, New York, N.Y. 10017
(212)687- 0350
February 10, 1976
Lt. Gen. Vernon A. WaltergUSA
Deputy Director CIA
Washington, D. C. 20505
Dear General Walters:
It is a pleasure to confirm your date to speak at the
Union League Club Public Affairs luncheon March 18th.
I understand biographical material will be coming to
me so that we c .n issue a notice to members, similiar
to the attached announcement for Paul Volcker.
DEWITT CONKLIN
ORGANIZATION DIV.
EST. 1948
Corporate & Financial
Public Relations
I urge you to be at the Club at 12 noon for a short
reception prior to lunch at which Joe Ardleigh, other
officers and distinguished guests may welcome you.
As far as we are concerned, your talk will be "off the
record" and no press will be invited. If you desire it
otherwise, let me know.
We have been privileged to have many distinguished speakers
in the past and we are highly honored to have you accept.
Mr. Ardleigh who slated to be our new president will
especially welcome you, as do I. a former Lt.Comdr
in Censorship and Intelligence, now long retired.
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Public Affairs Committee
Union League Club
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TIIE UNION LEAGUE CLUB
38 EAST 37th STREET
NEW YORK, N. Y. 10016
PUBLIC AFFAIRS LUNCHEON
THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1976
Lincoln Hall - 12:30 P.M.
Guest of Honor and Speaker
LT. GEN. VERNON A. WALTERS
Deputy Director - Central Intelligence Agency
Gen. Walters has been in his present post since May, 1972. Previously he
had served in almost every corner of the globe in the Army and Intelligence
Service. He was born in New York City in 1917, attended St. Louis Gonzaga
School, Paris, and Stonyhurst College, England. He speaks eight languages.
He has interpreted for four U. S. Presidents and served as deputy to four
directors of the CIA. He has been the Army's Attache in Rio, Rome, and
Defense Attache to France.
He is an eloquent, charming and informed speaker. He is in the unique
position of being able to provide us with informed opinions on the validity
of current critics of the CIA and its operations overseas. He will field ques-
tions after his talk. This promises to be a most lively and interesting "off the
record" meeting.
Members are urged to make reservations promptly for the occasion.
Luncheon will be served promptly at 12:30 P.M. and the Speaker will begin
his talk at 1:15 P.M. If it is desired to have guests' names on the. seating list,
please furnish names prior to March 15th.
For reservations, Phone MUrray Hill 5-3800 - Extension 57,
or return enclosed card.
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THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB
38 EAST 37th STREET
NEW YORK, N. Y. 10016
PUBLIC AFFAIRS LUNCHEON
THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1976
Lincoln Hall - 12:30 P.M.
Guest of Honor and Speaker
LT. GEN. VERNON A. WALTERS
Deputy Director - Central Intelligence Agency
Gen. Walters has been in his present post since May, 1972. Previously he
had served in almost every corner of the globe in the Army and Intelligence
Service. He was born in New York City in 1917, attended St. Louis Gonzaga
School, Paris, and Stonyhurst College, England. He speaks eight languages.
He has interpreted for four U. S. Presidents and served as deputy to four
directors of the CIA. He has been the Army's Attache in Rio, Rome, and
Defense Attache to France.
He is an eloquent, charming and informed speaker. He is in the unique
position of being able to provide us with informed opinions on the validity
of current critics of the CIA and its operations overseas. He will field ques-
tions after his talk. This promises to be a most lively and interesting "off the
record" meeting.
Members are urged to make reservations promptly for the occasion.
Luncheon will be served promptly at 12:30 P.M. and the Speaker will begin
his talk at 1:15 P.M. If it is desired to have guests' names on the, seating list,
please furnish names prior to March 15th.
For reservations, Phone MUrray Hill 5-3800 - Extension 57,
or return enclosed card.
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Seat~e9 4edt
Table No.
Table No.
Affelder, Taylor 5
Forelle, Conrad
18
Mitton, Larry
21
Andersen, Raymond T. 4
Frederiksen, Frank G.
14
Moorer, Joseph P.
18
Ardleigh, Joseph D. Dais-3
Frodsham, Richard A.
26
Armstrong, Edward B.
12
Nagel, Carl E.
12
Arnold, David R.
4
Garbo, Denis
5
Nardiello, Gennaro C.
11
Arredondo, Carlos A.
7
Garbo, Paul
5
Nicholson, John P.
3
Gardner, Fred
4
Howard
Bagge
17
Gay, Earle B.
10
Page, Robert E.
1
,
Baringer, John L.
12
Gaynor, James W.
9
Perkins, Robert M.
19
Baxter, Anthony C.
16
Givotovsky, Sergei
2
Pennington, Malcolm W.
1
Baxter, John B., Jr.
16
Goeller, Robert A., Jr.
5
Poole, F. Harrison
6
Baxter, Thomas G.
16
Goldsmith, S. L., Jr.
17
Provanzana, Arthur F.
17
Bishop, James D.
2
Gould, J. Spencer
8
Bradford
Blume
16
Graham, Milton R.
2
Raab, Martin
18
,
Blume, Clinton W.
2
Rehnberg, Jon
11
Bonsal, Richard I.
17
Hammond, George
22
Rich, John
12
Bratches, Howard
1
Hillenkoetter, Roscoe H.
26
Robbins, Edward E.
4
Bremberg, Vernon
1
Hillman, Howard
28
Robbins, N. 0.
1
Brenner, Theodore E.
28
Hoverkamp, Douglas K.
6
Rockwell, Henry T.
Dais-5
Roger W.
Burman
27
Howe, E. A., Jr.
26
Roe, John
18
,
Butler, William
17
Ryan, Charles P., Jr.
16
Jackson, W. Ward
27
Ryan, J. Richard
2
George
Carhart
5
Jewett, Frank
21
,
Bart
Carmody
18
Johnson, Joseph H.
4
Schwartz, Harold
11
,
Chambers, David R.
27
Jordan, Jerry N.
15
Scull, Herbert R.
10
Childs, G. L., Jr.
9
Smith, Guerdon D.
4
Christie, David G.
6
Keller, Robert
6
Snyder, Dirck
24
Cizek, John S.
2
Kelly, Robert J.
25
Soper, A. Tappen
2
Clark, Eugene V.
23
Kelton, John T.
24
Stambaugh, R. U.
22
Clark, W. Gerould, III
24
Kempner, Paul S.
2
Steuber, Charles P.
27
Clausen, Tore G.
6
Kien, Julian M.
8
Stevenson, H. L.
1
Cochran, Donald
3
Knight, Thomas S., Jr.
2
Sudekum, Lothar
6
Cohen, David
11
Sweeten, Frank
12
Costa, Robert
11
Laderach, Paul A.
6
Crandall, L. Stanley
9
Lardner, Breck S.
21
Tatlow, Roger W., III
16
George H.
Crofoot
6
Lempert, Richard
15
Taylor, Richard W.
26
,
Cronin, Thomas, Jr.
7
Logan, Walter
1
Tennant, Edwin A.
7
Cuffe, Edward
20
Luongo, John
11
Trainello, Ralph N.
11
Lyon, Frederick E.
10
Dalton, Charles F.
9
Van Doren, R. Bergen
Daum, Robert
9
MacLeod, Anthony M.
5
Vaughan, Smith C.
Dorland, Wayne E.
4
Mandry, Paul W.
17
Doyle, George A.
15
McCabe, Edward J., Jr.
5
Wait, Kevin
18
Drake, G. Marshall
18
McCormick, David W.
7
Wallace, Paul A.
15
McDonald, Edwin C.
12
Walters, Vernon A.
Dais-3
Early, John
17
McKinnon, James
15
Wellman, Thomas J.
20
William H
re
E
6
McNamara, Albert
20
Wessel, A. J.
18
.
,
y
Meiklejohn, David
22
Wickersham, James H., Jr. 6
Fairchild, Edgar W. B.
12
Melkonian, Cedric
5
Williams, Robert D., Jr. 2
Finch, Edward R., Jr.
10
Mendolia, Arthur
11
Woltz, William_K._ _ 23
Fitzgerald, John F.
11
Merritt, Lynn G.
16
Fitzsimons, John J.
25
Millhiser, Ross R.
21
Yopp, William
Flynn, William J.
21
Public Affairs Luncheon --- March 18, 1976
Guest of Honor and Speaker
VERNON L. WALTERS
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THE
UNION LEAGUE
CLUB
MARCH
1976
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PUBLIC AFFAIRS LUNCHEON
Lt. Gen. Vernon A. Walters
UNION LEAGUE CONTRACT BRIDGE
Championship Game
(Guest Night)
Joint Game with University Club
(at University Club)
Thirteenth Game (ULC)
Joint Game with University Club
(at The Union League Club)
Final Individual
Philadelphia -New York Match
Approved
12:30 P.M. March 18
6:00 P.M. March 2
March 9
Dinner: 7:00 P.M.
Bridge: 7:30 P.M.
March 23
March 30
Dinner: 7:00 P.M.
Bridge: 7:30 P.M.
(at New York Union League Club) April 9
PREVIEW - PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION
4:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. March 29
EASTER BRUNCH 12 Noon to 2:30 P.M. April 18
SQUASH BANQUET April 21
NEW MEMBERS
(Elected in February)
John D. Clifford John H. Gross
Bernard J. Daenzer Stanley J. Norton
A. M. D'Alessandro Paul C. Rooney, Jr.
Paul Gadebusch, II Stephen M. Wolf
REINSTATEMENTS
Thomas H. McBryde Kenneth L. Meinen
DECEASED
B. Earl Puckett ......................................................................................................... (1951)
OFFICERS AND GOVERNORS
1976
PRESIDENT
JOSEPH D. ARDLEIGH
VICE-PRESIDENTS
Class of 1976
CARL L. DELLENBERGER DONALD B. SMILEY
W. C. BRIAN PEOPLES RICHARD S. STARK
Class of 1977
EDWARD L. BOND, JR. CHARLES T. KLINE
WILLIAM J. HOGAN KIRBY PEAKE
GERALD D. STONE
Class of 1978
BERTEL W. ANTELL THOMAS P. TREDWAY, JR.
EDWARD G. COMSTOCK EDMUND F. WAGIAPproved
TREASURER
DAVID R. ARNOLD
AUDIT COMMITTEE
PENSION COMMITTEE
JOHN B. MOORE, Chairman
Class of 1976 Class of 1978
WILLIAM A. DREHER EDWARD M. MAHER
Class of 1977 Class of 1979
THOMAS B. HOGAN JOHN B. MOORE
Class of 1980
STUART E. KEEBLER
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
JOSEPH D. ARDLEIGH, Chairman
HERBERT L. JAMISON, JR., Vice-Chairman
Class of 1976
EDWARD B. ARMSTRONG THOMAS M. MACIOCL
HERBERT L. JAMISON, JR. CHARLES W. V. MEARES
HERMAN E. MULLER, JR.
JOHN L. BARINGER THOMAS J. MOORE
CHARLES B. UPDIKE
Class of 1978
CLAUDE L. ALEXANDER DAVID U. FERNALD
RAYMOND T. ANDERSEN PAUL H. 1-IARRELL, JR.
FLOYD W. McKINNON
SECRETARY, TREASURER, CHAIRMAN HOUSE COMMITILE,
CHAIRMAN ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE, ex-officio
ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE
Class of 1976
STEPHEN I. D'AGOSTINO, Chairman
FREDERICK D. GABEL NORMAN A. OLANSEN
JAMES E. KIELLEY DAVID A. PYLE
Class of 1977
JOHN A. SCHWARZ, III, Vice-Chairman
JOHN H. CRICHTON ROBERT C. MAST
PETER K. GOGOLAK S. SCOTT NICHOLLS, JR.
Class of 1978
ROBERT F. FAIRCHILD PAUL W. KAYSER
WILLIAM J. FLYNN JAMES V. O'BRIEN
ALAN It. QUINBY
The PRESIDENT, SECRETARY and TREASURER of the Club, ex-officio
HOUSE COMMITTEE
R. BERGEN VAN DOREN, Chairman
Class of 1976 Class of 1977
GUERDON D. SMITH It. RICHARD CARENS
R. BERGEN VAN DOREN WESLEY W. LANG
WILLIAM T. WELSH HERBERT R. SCULL
The PRESIDENT and TREASURER of the Club, ex-officio
INVESTMENT COMMITTEE
Class of 1976
WILLIAM E. PETERSEN
Class of 1977
PHILIP H. MILNER
Class of .1978
GEORGE T. CONKLIN
ENDOWMENT FUND COMMITTEE
Class of 1976
JOHN W. BUCKLEY
WILLIAM A. DREHER
HENRY T. ROCKWELL, Chairman
WAYNE E. DORLAND, Vice-Chairman
CARL E. NAGEL, JR., Vice-Chairman
HOLMES M. BROWN ROBERT
MICHAEL CHETKOVITCH
JOHN W. LARSEN
[AN MORRISON
RICHARD R. SHINN
JOHN W. HUBBELL
EDWIN C. McDONALD, JR.
HERBERT R. SCULL
THOMAS P. TREDWAY, JR.
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE
FLOYD W. McKINNON, Chairman
PAUL D. ARDLEIGH ROBERT C. HARPER
ROBERT S. KEITEL ROBERT M. PERKINS
ROBERT E. POLL, JR. WILLIAM J. SCHENKEL
RANSEL M. POTTER
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
HAROLD L. STULTS, Chairman
Class of 1976
JOHN E. CARLSON
DAVID W. SCOTT
JEFFREY M. TAUBER
Class of 1977 Class of 1978
JAMES W. GAYNOR SPENCER J. HAYDEN
TRACY MARLOW GARY KNISELY
BARRETT S. TOWNSEND HAROLD L. STULTS
ART COMMITTEE
RICHARD N. BITTNER, Chairman
HARRY HARDING DOUGLAS S. MARKHOUSE
GOLF COMMITTEE
ROBERT H. TAPP, Chairman
WALTER L. FANNING PAUL E. MUNSON
CARL W. MENK RICHARD W. VILAS
JAMES W. BRAY
VERNON L. BREMBERG
KENNETH A. MEYERS
EUGENE E. SMITH
Clasen of 1977 Class of 1978 SQUASH COMMITTEE
PAUL M. FOSTER ROBERT L. CRAND I NORMAN A. OLANSEN, Chairman
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Invitations and descriptive brochures will be mailed
soon to invite members and guests to view a new exhibi-
tion in the Art Gallery: MOODS, CONTRASTS AND
SHAPES - Photographs by John Colombaris. The photo-
graphs are views of Greece, Italy, Spain, and England, and
will be exhibited from March 30 to May 28, with a
special preview for members and guests on March 29.
SQUASH
All members interested in Squash, whether active play-
ers or not, are urged to mark their calendars now for the
Annual Squash Banquet on April 21. John Collopy will
be the Guest of Honor. There are more than 100 en-
trants in five tournaments now being played, and it is
hoped that as many of the finals as possible will be
played on April 21. The Squash Committee, Tournament
Chairman Bob Keitel, and Pro Dick Reid, urgently request
all players to check the Squash Lounge or call Dick Reid
or Bob Keitel (962-2811) for their tournament assign-
ments and make arrangements promptly to play their
matches (or decide with their opponents on a winner by
default).
Mr. Joseph A. Bower, who holds Membership Num-
ber 1 in the Annual List, writes from Palm Beach:
Dear Mr. McCormick:
I read your report to the members of the Club dated
February 3, 1976. All the communications that I have
received from the Club prompts happy memories of the
past. If you look in the annual membership book, you
will see that I have the distinct honor of having the old-
est membership.
I recall with pleasure the thousands of times I was in
the Club enjoying the companionship of other members,
and personal attention from the well trained employees.
The memories prompt me to think of the following poem:
When some times our feet grow weary
on the rugged hills of life,
The patch stretching long and dreary
with trials and labor rife
We pause on the upward journey,
Glance backward o'er valley and glen,
and sigh with an infinite longing
to return and begin again.
NEW BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY
Non-Fiction
ACT OF VENGENCE, by Trevor Arinbrister.
THE CONCORDE CONSPIRACY, by John Costello.
AMONG THE ELEPHANTS, by lain Douglas-Hamilton.
THE NATURE OF ALEXANDER, by Mary Renault.
POWER SHIFT: THE RISE OF THE SOUTHERN RIM AND
ITS THREAT TO THE EASTERN ESTABLISHMENT, by
Kirkpatrick Sale.
AN AMERICAN FAMILY IN MOSCOW, by the Schecter
Family.
THE RUSSIANS, by Hedrick Smith.
STRANGER AND TRAVELER: THE STORY OF DOROTHEA
DIX, AMERICAN REFORMER, by Dorothy Clarke Wilson.
Fiction and Mysteries
SAVING THE QUEEN, by William F. Buckley.
A BIG ENOUGH WREATH, by William Garner.
ACES AND EIGHTS, by Philip Garlington.
THE LOST AND FOUND MAN, by Nicholas Guild.
THE DISSERTATION, by R. M. Koster.
BRESSIO, by Richard Sapir.
THE BOMB THAT COULD LIP-READ, by Donald Seaman.
THE HOUSE ON QUAI NOTRE DAME, by Georges Simenon.
MAIGRET AND THE BLACK SHEEP by Georges Simenon
How I wish it could be.
Sincerely,
JOE BOWER
Mr. Bower has been a member since 1918- we are
proud to count him among our ranks.
BRIDGE
The pair championship was won by Bill Dreher and
Gene Smith, who had an unusually high score in the second
pair match. The final pair match, on February 3, was won
by Bill Berghold and Leffert Mendes.
SPECIAL WEDNESDAY
TABLE D'HOTE DINNERS
Served in both the Men's and Ladies' Dining
with wine are as follows:
March 10 - Noisettes of Lamb ULC
March 17 - Veal Chop Saute aux Giroles
March 24 - Breast of Chicken Wellington
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THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB
38 EAST 37th STREET
NEW YORK, N. Y. 10016
PUBLIC AFFAIRS LUNCHEON
THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1976
Lincoln Hall - 12:30 P.M.
Guest of Honor and Speaker
LT. GEN. VERNON A. WALTERS
Deputy Director - Central Intelligence Agency
Gen. Walters has been in his present post since May, 1972. Previously he
had served in almost every corner of the globe in the Army and Intelligence
Service. He was born in New York City in 1917, attended St. Louis Gonzaga
School, Paris, and Stonyhurst College, England. He speaks eight languages.
He has interpreted for four U. S. Presidents and served as deputy to four
directors of the CIA. He has been the Army's Attache in Rio, Rome, and
Defense Attache to France.
He is an eloquent, charming and informed speaker. He is in the unique
position of being able to provide us with informed opinions on the validity
of current critics of the CIA and its operations overseas. He will field ques-
tions after his talk. This promises to be a most lively and interesting "off the
record" meeting.
Members are urged to make reservations promptly for the occasion.
Luncheon will be served promptly at 12:30 P.M. and the Speaker will begin
his talk at 1:15 P.M. If it is desired to have guests' names on the. seating list,
please furnish names prior to March 15th.
For reservations, Phone MUrray Hill 5-3800 - Extension 57,
or return enclosed card.
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Memo from:
HENRY T. ROCKWELL
Public Relations
Corporate - Financial - Industrial
Six East 43rd Street, New York, N.Y. 10017
212 - 687-6350
auarl' Assistant
Gen Vernon Walters:
Enclosed are a couple of
copies of the notice being
sent Union League Club
members,
We look forward to greeting
him at the club at 1200.
We will welcome his guest,
too, whom I understand
will accompany him,
Henry -T Rockwell
Chairman Public
Affairs, UNION
LEAGUE CLUB
Mar 5, 1976
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
25 March 1976
Mr. John F. Budd, Jr.
Carl Byoir 2`, Associates, Inc.
800 Second Avenue
New York, New York 10017
Dear Mr. Budd:
Many thanks for your kind letter of March 18
enclosing your son Jonathan's research paper. It is a
very interesting paper. There is a wealth of data on
the activities of American espionage and intelligence
during the Revolution and I am working to get it
published as part of our Bicentennial project.
I do note in the paper on page 26 the comment "To
funnel off Whiskey taxes to themselves. Shades of the
C.I.A.!" I can't say that I agree with this. No one
has produced a shred of evidence to indicate that anyone
in C.I.A. was trying to make money for himself individ-
ually or for the Agency, and I repeat, despite all the
innuendo, no evidence has been produced to justify the
indictment of a single member of this organization.
There is a lot of loose talk, but no evidence to corro-
borate criminal activity as so freely bandied about.
Thanks again for your thoughtfulness and if Jonathan
is ever in Washington I would be glad to talk to him about
U. S. intelligence.
Faithfully,
Vernon a ers
Lieutenant General, USA
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
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Carl Byoir & Associates, Inc.
Lt. General Vernon A. Walters
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C.
Dear General Walters:
March 18, 1976
Again, a fine talk today at the Union League.
Enjoyed it immensely. I was much interested in
some of the exploits you mentioned about George
Washington's Secret Service; one or two there
that my son missed in his research for the
enclosed paper.
Taking you at your word, I have sent along a
copy of it. This was a Bicentennial project.
You'll be especially interested in the epilogue,
starting on page 29.
If you should feel disposed to comments on it, I
know Jonathan would be very pleased. Currently
~Pls at home on a Spring break (our address is:
JFB/kd
Att.
John F.. Budd, Jr.
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800 Second Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 ? Telephone [phone]
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z 6 MAR 1876
Just a note to thank you for your very warm
praise and for the amusing cartoon. I greatly
enjoyed presenting a defense of intelligence to the
distinguished Union League Club and I am most
grateful to have been given such an opportunity.
You can be sure that we will continue in our
efforts to provide the best intelligence to ensure
our country's freedom.
With every good wish.
Faithfully,
Vernon A. Walters
Lieutenant General, USA
Mr. David W. McCormick
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Company
633 Third Avenue
15th Floor
New York, New York 10017
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15th Floor
New York, New York 10017
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March 19, 1976
Lt. General Vernon A. Walters
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
Dear General Walters:
Your remarks at the Union League Club yesterday were perfect
for such a serious business. Notwithstanding the change made
by the Brazil-to-Bangladesh Soviet ambassador, in our opinion
you are a skilled diplomat.
I thought you would enjoy the enclosed cartoon by Wright of
the Miami News which helps to keep alive that great old punch
line -- "shoot the dog!"
Please continue to do what must be done to maintain our
position in the world.
Sincerely,
DWM/mb
Enc.
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2 6 MAR 1976
Dear Charles,
Many thanks for your letter. I very much
enjoyed giving the distinguished members of the
Union League Club a view of the intelligence
community which is different from what the press
would have you believe.
I'm happy if I had anything to do with your
becoming a Brazil Watcher. I can't help feeling
that it is a country with a great future.
It was good to hear from you. With every
good wish.
Faithfully,
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Vernon Walters
Lieutenant General, USA
Mr. Charles West
Vice President
David Chambers & Associates, Inc.
6 East 43rd Street
New York, New York 10017
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 DAVID CHAMERS&AS
Lt. Gen. Vernon A. Walters
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
March 23, 1976
Thank you for your excellent talk at the Union League Club here in
New York last Thursday. I only wish that the Q and A period had been
longer.
w York, NY 10017
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As I mentioned at the cocktail hour, I shall always remember your
briefing on Brazil when you returned from your assignment there, when
I was piloting the Sneaky-Pete desk in Special Ops in ODCSOPS. That
was over a decade ago, but, as a result of it, I've been a Brazil Watch-
er ever since. You hooked me with your infectious enthusiasm.
Within the month I shall be writing to you again, at that time in
reference to a society named the ENDS OF THE EARTH. In the meantime I
enclose some preliminary info about the group.
With best wishes,
Sincerely,
CW:sen
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2 6 BAR 1976
Dear Leo,
Thank you for your very kind words of praise
regarding my talk at the Union League Club. I am
most appreciative for having been given the oppor-
tunity to present the views of the people in
intelligence to such a distinguished audience. I
will send you a copy of the transcript of my talk
as soon as it is available.
I am absolutely delighted with the bust of
Abraham Lincoln. They could not have given me
anything that I would have valued more. With
many thanks and every good wish.
Faithfully,
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Vernon A. tern
Lieutenant General, USA
Mr. Leo Cherne, Chairman
President's Foreign Intelligence
Advisory Board
The White House
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PRESIDENT'S FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOAWASHINGTON
RD
22 March 1976
Dear Dick:
You were absolutely first-rate before the Union League
Club. I was, in fact, so impressed with your comments
that I asked your associate to make a copy of the tape
for me once I saw that he was recording it. I must
assure you that my absence when it was over was most
reluctant and simply because I had an appointment
in the U. S. courthouse in Foley Square at 2:30; other-
wise I would have told you personally how delighted
I was to be at the Club for that occasion.
With my deep regards.
Leo Cherne
Chairman
LGEN Vernon A. Walters, USA
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
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28 April 1976
Mr. Leo Cherne
Chairman
President's Foreign Intelligence
Advisory Board
The White House
Before General Walters left the. office
for a trip abroad, he asked that I send
you copies of his speech before The Union
League Club of New York. They have now
been printed up and copies are enclosed.
Very truly yours,
.Eae lt;~.
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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR
28 April 1976
Mr. Joseph D. Ardleigh
President.
The Research Institute of America, Inc.
589 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10017
Dear Mr. Ardleigh:
Before General Walters left the office
for a trip abroad, he asked that I send you
copies of his speech before The Union
League Club of New York. They have now been
printed up and copies are enclosed.
Very truly yours,
Executive Rcgiet
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