TRAVEL - WASHINGTON/MIAMI/ALBUQUERQUE/LOS ANGELES

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• Publication Date: March 8, 1976
• Content Type: AG

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Saturday (cont'd)
6 March
1431 Lv Albuquerque FR 36
1534 Ar Denver
1620 Lv Denver UA 606
2135 Ar Dulles
OPTIONAL
Saturday
6 March 1500 Lv Albuquerque TWA 315
1548 Ar Los Angeles
RON Marina Motel
3130 E. Washington Blvd
Marina Del Rey (Venice)
Sunday
7 March Personal
Monday
8 March Personal
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DOMESTIC TRIP DDCI and JJ_[I
DDCI TRIP CHECLIST
TRIP No. 56
Itinerary: Miami, Fla.
Albuquerque, N . Mex.
Flights: 2 March: Lv 1830 (Natl)
Ar 2032 W.PalmBeach
5 March: Lv 1610 Miami
Ar 1755 DFW
Lv 1900 DFW
Midland
Ar 2022 Albuquerque
Dates:
4-5 Mar 76
-6 Mar 76
NA 111
6
March:
Lv 1431 Alb
BN 78
Ar 1534 Denver
Lv 1620 Denver'
CO 295
Ar 2135 Dulles
Hotels: Miami: David William Hotel
(guest 'of Nicholas Morley)
Albuquerque: Royal Inn of Albuquerque (s~s~ 2-
On US 66, No. 4119 Central Ave.,N.E.
FL 36
UA 606
W4MOTTS: 4 March Addressing Inter-American Business Council (approx. 700)
5 March Addressing Kiwanis (400 people) at 1200 noon at Everglades
Hotel.
6 March: Addressing Executive Committee of Navy League (50 people)
in A.M. - probably stay for lunch. .
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DDCI.TRIP CHECKLIST
Trip No. 56
.2 Mar: Lv 1830 (National) NA 111
Ar 2032 W. Palm Beach
5 Mar: Lv 1610 Miami BN 78
Ar 1755 DFW
Lv 1900 DFW CO 295
(Midland)
Ar 2022 Albuquerque
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Dates 4 - 6 Mar 76
(extend 8 Mar ?)
Itinerary : W. Palm Beach - Miami - Albuquerque (possibly
Los Angeles)
Flights :
Advance:
FL 36
Ar 1534 Denver
Lv 1620 " UA 606
Ar 2135 Dulles
6 Mar: Lv.1431
TE9TAT I VE
6 Mar: Lv 1500 Albuq. TWA 315,
Ar 1548 Los Angeles
Mar: Lv Los Angeles
Hotels : West Palm Beach: DDCI Residence (2-3 Mar) TENTATIVE
Miami: David William Hotel (4 Mar) Los-Angeles: 6-7 March
100 Biltmore Way
Coral Gables, Fla Marina Motel
[phone] 3130 E. Washington Blvc
Albuquerque: Royal Inn 5 Mar) Marina Del Ray (Venice)
( ) .(213) 821-5086
4119 Central Ave.,N.E. (US #66)
(505) 265-.3585
CU_.NENTS
4 March: Address International Center of Florida - 11:30 A.M.
at Ramada Inn (near Airport)
3941 Northwest 22nd St.,Miami
(305) 871-1700
S March: Address Miami Kiwanis Club - 12:00 Noon
at Everglades Hotel
[phone]
6 March: Address Executive Committee of Navy League
at Sheraton Old Town Inn
800 Rio Grande Blvd., NW, Albuquerque
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DDCI
Miami/Albuquerque T rip
Tuesday - 2 March 1976
1830 Depart Washington National Airport (NA #111)
2032 Arrive West Palm Beach, Florida
Wednesday - 3 March 1976
Site Survey of Palm Beach House
Thursday - 4 March 1976
A. M. Drive to Miami
1130 Cocktails
1215 Luncheon Address: "CIA and World Affairs"
to International Center of Florida
Location: Ramada Inn (near airport)
3 941 Northwest 22nd St., Miami
Tel: [phone]
P. M. Dinner with
RON: David William Hotel (guest of:
100 Biltmore Way
Coral Gables, Fla.
Friday - 5 March 1976
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Nicholas Morley)
1200 Luncheon Address: "Why the U.S. Needs Effective Intelligence"
to Miami Kiwanis Club
Location: Everglades Hotel
[phone]
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Miami/Albuquerque Trip Itinerary (cont'd)
Friday - 5 March 1976 (cont'd)
1610 Depart Miami (BN #78)
1755 Arrive Dallas/Ft Worth (change planes)
1900 Depart DFW (Continental #295)
2022 Arrive Albuquerque
RON: Royal Inn
4119 Central Avenue, N.W. (US #66)
Tel: [phone]
Saturday - 6 March 1976
0800 Breakfast with Mr. D. James Griffin
President, Navy League of U.S.
Location: Sheraton Old Town Inn (Griffin Suite)
800 Rio Grande Blvd NW, Albuquerque
0900 Address Executive Committee of Navy League
at Sheraton Old Town Inn
1431 Depart Albuquerque (Frontier #36)
1534 Arrive Denver (change planes)
1620 Depart Denver (UA #606)
2135 Arrive Dulles Airport Washington
**Optional
1500 Depart Albuquerque (TWA 315)
1548 Arrive Los Angeles
RON Marina Motel
3130 E. Washington Blvd
Marine Del Rey (Venice)
Sunday-Monday
7-8 March
Los Angeles - Personal
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DDCI Miami/Albuquerque Trip Itinerary (Cont'd)
Friday - 5 March 1976 (Cont'd)
1610 Depart Miami (BN #78)
1755 Arrive Dallas/Ft Worth (change planes)
1900 Depart DFW (Continental #295)
2022 Arrive Albuquerque
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RON: Royal Inn
4119 Central Avenue, N.E. (U. S. #66)
Tel: [phone]
Saturday - 6 March 1976
0800
Breakfast with Mr. D. James Griffin
Location:
President, Navy League of U.S.
Sheraton Old Town Inn (Griffin Suite)
800 Rio Grande Blvd NW, Albuquerque
0900
Address E
Sheraton O
xecutive Committee of Navy League
ld Town Inn
1431
Depart Alb
uquerque (Frontier #36)
1534
Arrive Den
ver (change planes)
1620
Depart Den
ver (UA #606)
2135
Arrive Dul
les Airport Washington
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6 Feb 76
MR re Miami Speaking Engagements
Arrangements coordinated with:
avi WUlliam Hotel
100 Biltmore Way
Coral Gables, Fla.
Mr. Nicholas Morley Telephones: Office - [phone]
D 'd
4 March 1976
Secretary: Mrs. Sherman (home phone:
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Send bio & 2 photos.
Topic of Speech: Why the United States Needs Effective Intelligence (5 March)
CIA and Wnrlrl Off--
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Luncheon Address to International Center of Florida (including
membersof inter-American Businessmen's Associations)
Dr. A. Soriano
International Center
1320 South Dixie Highway, Suite 280
Miami, Fla. 33146
[phone]
Luncheon Meeting at: Ramada Inn
1130 - cash bar 3941 Northwest 22nd St
1215 -lunch Miami
(
5 March 1976
near aiMort)
[phone] i ss Patricia Stoker, Sales Rep.
Luncheon Address to Miami Kiwanis Club (approx. 400 people)
1200 at Everglades Hotel (Everglades Room)
Ralph Renick,.-WTVj (Ch. 4) Anchor ;man; commentator
Set for
~530_,,..-4 Mar aitstod~s t
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in er iew far his "MQ1T
TAGEEF show, DDCI agrees. A-
~'-Uvl_ VV 316 N. Miami Avenue, Miami,
Fla.V33128
No advance publicity & no formal press conference. Will answer questions
and talk informally to any media people present.
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is anything I can do in call on me if there
preparation for the Miami
trip. I plan to leave late on
to your various sessions 3 March, go with you
time visiting with old ' and spend the rest of my
of the Miami acquaintances on the staffs
E Herald, Miami News
also hope to get , and National
in
efore returning late Saturday or early
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ILLEGIB
19 February 1976
STAT
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ILLEGIB
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM Angus MacLean Thuermer
SUBJECT Contacts with the Press
Listed below is a summary of contacts with the press
reported by Agency personnel for 18 February.
Media Representative Agency Contact
Glen Elsasser Mr. Thuermer
Chicago Tribune
Bob Dietrich
San Diego
Evening Tribune
Howard Handleman
U. S. News
Ralph Renick
WTVJ, Miami
Bill Lowther
London Daily
Mail
Mike Dorman
Writer
Dick Wilson
"Martin Agronsky
Show"
Approved For
DA/ DCI
Remarks
Wants info on outlook
for race war in So.
Africa.
Agreed on taping of
DDCI interview at
1530 on 4 March..
Asked for comment on
French paper story that
CIA using trained
seducers on Communist
girl members in Paris.
Said he coming to D.C.
soon and will call.
Mr. Thuermer We rechecked to say DCI
can't do on 29 Feb.
show but in principle
it okay.
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Nick Thimmesch
Columnist
Mike Maloof
U. S. News
Ben Welles
Free lance
Ev Clark
Newsweek
Jim Anderson
UPI
Jim Hogan
Harper's
Bob Wyrick
Newsday
John Crewdson
New York Times
Art Gahan
WMCA Radio, NY
Warren Wheat
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dan Schorr
CBS
Mr. Thuermer
Mr. Thuermer
Mr. Bush
Checking on status
of his briefing
request.
Will lunch with DDCI
soon.
Wants pix on Thursday.
Also: Mel Elfin pushing
for interview or "two
phone quotes".
Re social engagement.
Asked for Mr. Colby's
phone number. Given.
Asked what penalties
can be imposed at
present for violation
of secrecy agreement.
Said none beyond
administrative action.
Wants brief phone
interview with DCI
today for Bob Grant
show. Said can't do
today but said write
for future date.
Asks confirmation that
I
there today, is CIA.
Confirmed.
I who gave
a I K a ==~ ersity
pngressional hearing). STAT
STAT
STAT
Re "confrontation" on
17 Feb. There was no
confrontation (outside
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Julian Goodman
NBC
Re getting together
on 23 Feb. Goodman
will be out of the
country then.
Angus MacLean Thuermer
Assistant to the Director
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PLEASE CORRECT DATE TO FRIDAY MARCH 5TH FOR KIWANIS SPEAKING
ENGAGEMENT
RALPH RENICK VICE PRESIDENT NEWS DIRECTOR WTV
316 N MIAMI AVE MIAMI FL 33128
WOMETCO MIA
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6 February 1976
Mr. Ralph Renick
Vice President
News Director WTVJ
316 N. Miami Avenue
Miami, Florida 33128
Dear Mr. Renick:
Attached he revvith are a biography and
a photograph of General Walters who will be
addressing the Kiwanis Club in Miami on
5 March 1976. The topic of General' Walters'
address will be "Why the United States Needs
Effective Intelligence".
General Walters does not wish advance
media publicity nor does he want a press
conference. He is willing to answer questions
after his presentation. He is also agreeable
to a brief interview for "Montage".
Since rely,
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Staff Assistant
ENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR
6 February 1976
Dr. A. Soriano
International Center
1320 South Dixie Highway, Ste. 280
Miami, Fla. 33146
Dear Dr. Soriano:
Attached herewith are a biography and
a photograph of General Walters who will be
addressing the Inter-American Business
Council on 4 March 1976 in Miami. Mr.
Morley requested that I forward them to you.
The subject of the General's address
will be "The CIA and World Affairs".
General Walters does not wish advance
media publicity nor does he want a press
conference. He is willing to answer
questions after his presentation.
Sincerely,
Staff Assistant
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NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES
818 EIGHTEENTH STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006
29 January 1975
LGEN Vernon A. Walters, USA
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear General Walters:
This is a follow-up on our conversation at the Freedom Studies
Center earlier in the week. 'On behalf of our national president,
DeWitt James Griffin, you are hereby cordially invited to address
the Executive Committee of the Navy League of the United States in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, on either the afternoon of Marchi5 or the
morning of March 6. ~...
Your audience would be small in terms of numbers, approximately
50. However, it does represent the senior leadership of the Navy
League and those present would hail from every section of the country.
If you could take the time to present to that group the views you
expressed Monday night, it would be beneficial to all concerned.
Our meeting gets underway with a reception on Thursday night
and includes dinner at Summit House on Sandia Peak Friday night.
Judging from your biography, you undoubtedly are well familiar
with the city and with the peak. If you could take time out from
breaking in a new boss and from having to testify before those
eight committees of Congress, we'd be delighted if you could join
us for any portion of the meeting that your schedule would permit.
The meeting will take place in the Sheraton Old Town Inn.
I'll look forward to hearing from you soon. Meanwhile, I'd
like to express my thanks for what you had to say Monday; that was
a sobering presentation, and one far more concerned and thoughtful
Americans should be exposed to.
Sincerel
V. C. Thomas..
Executive Director
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9 February 1976
Mr. V. C. Thomas, Jr.
Executive Director
Navy League of the United States
hteenth Street, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20006
Many thanks for your kind remarks and the invitation to
address the Navy League of the United States in Albuquerque
on 5 or 6 March 1976. A s I indicated to you on the phone, prior
commitments preclude my doing so on 5 March, but I would be
delighted to speak on the morning of 6 March.
Although I do not want any advance media publicity or a
press conference, I will be glad to answer any questions after
my presentation. For your convenience I am enclosing a
ography and photograph.
Please express my appreciation for this opportunity to
your national president Mr. Griffin. I am looking forward to
meeting him and the other members of the Navy League in
Albuquerque. With every good wish,
Faithfully,
Verson A. Walters
Lieutenant General, USA
Deputy Director
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Mr. V. C. Thomas, Jr.
Executive Director
Navy League of the United States
8.18 Eighteenth Street, N.W.
Washington, D. C 20006
Dear Mr. Thomas:
Many thanks for your kind remarks and the invitation to
address the Navy League of the United States in A lbuque rque
on 5 or 6 March 1976. A s I indicated to you on the phone, prior
commitments preclude my doing so on 5 March, but I would be
delighted to speak on the morning of 6 March.
Although I do not want any advance media publicity or a
press conference, I will be glad to answer any questions after
my presentation. For your convenience I am enclosing a
biography and photograph.
Please express my appreciation for this opportunity to
your national president Mr. Griffin. I am looking forward to
meeting him and the other members of the Navy League in
Albuquerque. With every good wish,
Faithfully,
Vernon A. Walters
Lieutenant General, USA
Deputy Director
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as stated
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NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES
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818 EIGHTEENTH STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006
29 January 1975
LGEN Vernon A. Walters, USA
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear General Walters:
This is a follow-up on our conversation at the Freedom Studies
Center earlier in the week. On behalf of our national president,
DeWitt James Griffin, you are hereby cordially invited to address
the Executive Committee of the Navy League of the United States in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, on either the afternoon of March(5or the
morning of March 6. C__'
Your audience would be small in terms of numbers, approximately
50. However, it does represent the senior leadership of the Navy
League and those present would hail from every section of the country.
If you could take the time to present to that group the views you
expressed Monday night, it would be beneficial to all concerned.
Our meeting gets underway with a reception on Thursday night
and includes dinner at Summit House on Sandia Peak Friday night.
Judging from your biography, you undoubtedly are well familiar
with the city and with the peak. If you could take time out from
breaking in a new boss and from having to testify before those
eight committees of Congress, we'd be delighted if you'could join
us for any portion of the meeting that your schedule would permit.
The meeting will take place in the Sheraton Old Town Inn.
I'll look forward to hearing from you soon. Meanwhile, I'd
like to express my thanks for what you had to say Monday; that was
a sobering presentation, and one far more concerned and thoughtful
Americans should be exposed to.
Sincerely.,
i , ')
V. C. Thomas,C.,Jr.
Executive Director
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NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES
818 EIGHTEENTH STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006
29 January 1975
LGEN Vernon A. Walters, USA
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear General Walters:
This is a follow-up on our conversation at the Freedom Studies
Center earlier in the week. "On behalf of our national president,
DeWitt James Griffin, you are hereby cordially invited to address
the Executive Committee of the Navy League of the United States in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, on either the afternoon of March 5;or the
morning of March 6.
Your audience would be small in terms of numbers, approximately
50. However, it does represent the senior leadership of the Navy
League and those present would hail from every section of the country.
If you could take the time to present to that group the views you
expressed Monday night, it would be beneficial to all concerned.
Our meeting gets underway with a reception on Thursday night
and includes dinner at Summit House on Sandia Peak Friday night.
Judging from your biography, you undoubtedly are well familiar
with the city and with the peak. If you could take time out from
breaking in a new boss and from having to testify before those
eight committees of Congress, we'd be delighted if you could join
us for any portion of the meeting that your schedule would permit.
The meeting will take place in the Sheraton Old Town Inn.
I'll look forward to hearing from you soon. Meanwhile, I'd
like to express my thanks for what you had to say Monday; that was
a sobering presentation, and one far more concerned and thoughtful
Americans should be exposed to.
Sincerely,
s
V. C. Thomas,Lifr. t
Executive Director
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29 January 1975
LGEN Vernon A. Walters, USA
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear General Walters:
This is a follow-up on our conversation at the Freedom Studies
Center earlier in the week. On behalf of our national president,
DeWitt James Griffin, you are hereby cordially invited to address
the Executive Committee of the Navy League of the United States in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, on either the afternoon of March.'5 or the
morning of March 6.
Your audience would be small in terms of numbers, approximately
50. However, it does represent the senior leadership of the Navy
League and those present would hail from every section of the country.
If you could take the time to present to that group the views you
expressed Monday night, it would be beneficial to all concerned.
Our meeting gets underway with a reception on Thursday night
and includes dinner at Summit House on Sandia Peak Friday night.
Judging from your biography, you undoubtedly are well familiar
with the city and with the peak. If you could take time out from
breaking in a new boss and from having to testify before those
eight committees of Congress, we'd be delighted if you could join
us for any portion of the meeting that your schedule would permit.
The meeting will take place in the Sheraton Old Town Inn.
I'll look forward to hearing from you soon. Meanwhile, I'd
like to express my thanks for what you had to say Monday; that was
a sobering presentation, and one far more concerned and thoughtful
Americans should be exposed to.
Sincerel ,
V. C. Thomas,L4J'r. (3 .,'
Executive Director
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Sheraton Old Tbwn Inn
800 RIO GRANDE BOULEVARD, N W
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO 87104
Thank you very much for your reservation. All reservations
are held until 6 P.M., unless you have instructed us to hold the
reservation for late arrival.
Guaranteed late arrival reservations are held all night. If
your plans change and you will not be able to stay with us, please
cancel your reservations. Guaranteed late arrival reservations
which are not cancelled will result in a billing to you for one
night room and tax.
We at the Sheraton Old Town Inn look forward to your visit.
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23 February 1976
LGEN Vernon A. Walters, USA
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
When you have a firm ETA in Albuquerque, it would be appreciated
you would so advise us. Also, will a military driver be meeting
k, or shall we? We will be happy to do so if you desire.
If you catch one of the early-afternoon flights from Miami,
which would put you into Albuquerque around 1700, we would be de-
lighted if you could join the Executive Committee for dinner at the
Summit House Restaurant. I gather the view from the peak is out-
standing, and you might enjoy seeing it again.
Otherwise, we'll see you Saturday morning. Jim Griffin would
be pleased to have you join him for breakfast on Saturday at 8 a.m.
in his suite. The Executive Committee meeting commences at 0900,
and you would be the first speaker. Background information con-
cerning the program will be awaiting you at the Sheraton Inn front
desk upon your arrival.
We look forward with pleasure to sexing you.
V. C. Thomas, Jr.
Executive Director
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NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES
LGEN Vernon A. Walters, USA
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
Dear Dick:
March 10, 19
To say the least, we got the word!
E:i au.ive Registry
That was indeed a tremendous presentation - lively, witty,
profound, and stirring. It gave us much food for thought. Be
assured CIA gained many supporters last Saturday. So also did
Dick Walters!
You'll probably have more invitations to speak now than
you can accept, since I know many of those present will want
you to come to their cities. This is all to the good, though,
for it does provide you some superb opportunities to bring
about a better understanding of what intelligence means today.
And there's no doubt that we need to be reminded of that, too.
Thanks again for coming, and for taking the time to have
breakfast with us, too. I sincerely hope that personally and
officially our paths will cross again soon.
DJG:pk
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TELEPHONE
(ARP,A COPE 203) - 298.841O
NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES
818 EIGHTEENTH STREET, N,W., WASHINGTON, D. C. 200Q6
PROGRAM
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING, NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED
STATES, OLD TOWN INN, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
MARCH 4 - 6, 1976
Thursday, March 4th
2 p.m. Bus to depart Sheraton Inn for Mission Briefing, Kirtland AF Base,
Bldg. 1029 - , Capt. Ron Caldwell, USN, Commanding Officer,
Naval Weapons Evaluation Facility - Capt. John McConaghy, USN,
Deputy Commander, Field Command, Defense Nuclear Agency,
KAFBEast - George Dennis, Director of Public Affairs, ERDA
Albuquerque Operations Office, (Note: Latecomers should
check with Kachina Greeters at booth in airport to secure free
transportation to Briefing)
3:30p.m. Bus departs Building 1029 for Atomic Museum, KAFB East
3:45 p.m. to
4: 30 p. m. Navy League tour of Atomic Museum
5 p, m,
Bus arrives at Sheraton Old Town Inn
6 p, m, Bus departs Sheraton Old Town Inn for Mayor's Residence
6:15 p.m. Welcome Aboard Reception in honor of the Navy League Executive
Committee at the home of Mayor and Mrs. Harry E. Kinney.
8:15 p.m. Bus departs Mayor's home for Sheraton Old Town Inn
Friday, March Sth
9 a. m, to Meeting of the Executive Committee Speaker - Admiral
12 noon Harold E. Shear, USN, Vice Chief of Naval Operations
12 noon - Reception and Quarterly Navy Community Luncheon sponsored
1:30 p.m. by the Albuquerque Council of the Navy League of the United
States at which DeWitt James Griffin will be Guest Speaker
(Optional)
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Albuquerque, New Mexico March 4-6, 1976
PRO RA M Co. ti ed
Friday, March 5th continued
1:30 p.m. - 4 p. m. Executive Committee Meeting
1:30 p. m. Sightseeing Tour for Ladies (Optional)
4 p.m. - 5 p, m, Visit to Old Town Plaza (Optional)
5:45 p.m. Bus departs Sheraton Old Town Inn to go to Sandia
Peek Tramway for ride to Summit House Restaurant
(45 minute drive to Tramway - 15 minute Tramway
ride to Summit House)
7 -- 9 p.m. Dinner at 10,200 feet elevation
10:15 p, m. Bus arrives Sheraton Old Town Inn
Saturday, March 6th
9 a. m. - 12 noon Meeting of the Executive Committee
Speaker - Lieutenant General Vernon A. Walters, USA,
Deputy Director, Central Intelligence
Agency
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NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
1975 - 1976
DeWitt James Griffin, National President, 30 E. San Carlos, San Jose,
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California 95113
Ernest A. Carrere, Jr. , Chairman, National Advisory Council, 225 Baronne St.
New Orleans, Louisiana 70112
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Charles Creighton, National Vice President, Post Office Box 4097,
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S. E. Freund, National Vice President, 7733 Forsyth, Suite 1100, St.
Missouri 63105
Vincent T. Hirsch, National Vice President, 810 - 7th Avenue, Asbury Park,
4
New Jersey 07712
Seymour Knee, National Vice President, 6540 Moore Drive, Los Angeles,
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California 90048
Peter Macdonald, National Vice President, 1200 - 18th Street, N. W.,
Suite 902, Washington, D. C. 20036
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Edward A. O'Neill, National Vice President, 3695 Noela Place,Hono
Hawaii 96815
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Frank E. Raab, National Vice President, 1600 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania 19103
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Chester H. Taylor, Jr. , National Vice President, Exxon Building - Room
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Darrel Taylor,, National Vice President, 2 518 Wattetn Avenue; Seattle,
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Norman C. Willcox, National Vice President, Post Office Box 60
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Calvin H. Cobb, Jr. , National Judge Advocate, 1250 Connecticut Avenue,
Washington, D. C. 20036 955 L'Enfant
Robert E. Bateman, National Treasurer, The Boeing Company,
Plaza, North, S. W. , Washington, D. C. 20024
FORMER NATIONAL PRESIDENTS
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James M. Hannan, The Colonnade, Apt. 809, 2801 New Mexico
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Charles F. Duchein, Post Office Box 669, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 708
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Morgan L. Fitch, Jr. , 4640 Clausen Avenue, Western Spring, I
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Robert H. Barnum, "Flag Quarters" St. Michaels, Maryland
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John J. Bergen, The Plaza Hotel, New York, New York 100
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Frank Gard Jameson, THE Corporation, 9460 Wilshire 8oulevard, Pent
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Frank A. Hecht, 3227 Diamond Head Road, Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
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Mrs. L. Eve ett Johnson, 44 Byron Road, Weston, Massachusetts 02193 1
Mrs. Genevie~ S. Kemper, 4750 S. Ocean Blvd., Highland Beach, Florida 6
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dMrs. Catherine L vrakas, 196 S. Williamsbury Road, Birmingham- Michigan 9
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Mrs. Jane McClellan 3721 Templeton Place, Alexandria, Vi inia 22304
Ms. Emily Lee MacGui an, 35 Holt Circle, Trenton, New ersey 08611
ornia 93041
Ms. Miriam Madden, 99 afford Street, Hyde Park, Bos n, Massachusetts 1
02136
Mrs. Robert K. Maddock, 7 8 Gambols Lane, Norf k, Virginia 23505 5
/Mrs. Mildred F. May, 1739 st Verdi Lane, Ph nix, Arizona 85015 11
Mrs. Ruth Anna Weber, 6412 Hi hland Drive,
Mrs. Rosamond Morris, 24 Fiske P.
Mrs. Lois V. Nair, 415 Burns Street,
Mrs. Louise O'Neill, 3965 Noela Plac
Mrs. Guy Neely, 8841 Belmart Road,_
esley Hills, Massachusetts 02181
it, Michigan 48214
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
mac, Maryland 20854
Mrs. Wilber Jack Reed, 7300 Durbin 'Terra
VMrs. Sally H. Raab, 121 Cheswol 'Lane, Ha
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Ms. Sylvia K. Silberman, 840
Ms. Martha Roundtree, 20
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8th Street, #3,
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Mrs. Robert S. Seal, 113 Broad Green Dr. , Pota
nta Monica, California 90403
N, W.,, Wash. , D. C. 20008
ac, Maryland 20854
Mrs. Elizabeth Trimble,..-1736 S. Broad Street
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Mrs. Harold E. Wirth 9 515 E. Bexhill Dr. Kensington,
Mrs. Paula Zauzig, 0 Park Avenue, Port Hueneme, Cal
Mrs. Dolly Ziegle , 2108 Eighth Avenue, Helena, Montana
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REGIONAL PRESIDENTS
Peyton G. Townes, 64 S. Mountain Road, Pittsfield, Massachusetts 02101 1
John Rice, 24 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, New York 11201 3
William Dino, 181.1 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 4
Clyde N. Allen, 1624 Pope Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 23227 5
Richard T. Kemper, 4750 S. Ocean Blvd. , Apt. 503, Highland Beach, Florida 6
33444
Cecil C. Mills, 1520 Mercantile Securities Building, Dallas, Texas 75201 8
Lewis T. Taylor, 21 N. Skokie Highway, Lake Bluff, Illinois 60044 9 East
Charles Pasarell, Post Office Box 1, Caparra Heights, Puerto Rico 00922 10
John M. Rau, 1945 Placentia Avenue, Costa Mesa, California 92627 11
D. de Jersey Grut, 315 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California 94104 12
Lloyd W. Hines, 4856 Bryn Mawr, Anchorage, Alaska 99504 13 North
Carl E. Swenson, 10532 11th Avenue, N. W., Seattle, Washington 98177 13 South
John H. McAuliffe, Jr., Alexander Young Building - Room 597, Honolulu, 14
Hawait.96815
John R: Jacobson, 1501 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Missouri 64108(Act. Reg. Pres) 9 West
PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES FOR OCEANIC AREAS
ATLANTIC: Robert Perez-Ochoa, Edificio Espana, Apt. 20-1, Madrid 13, Spain
CARIBBEAN: Francis B. Crocco, Post Office Box 1411, San Juan, Puerto Rico 00903
CENTRAL AMERICA : Bernard Bennet, Exchange National Bank of Chicago, Pa sea de
la Reforma 156, Piso 16, Mexico 6, D. F.
FAR EAST: Joe F. Ellis, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Penner & Smith (P.1.), Inc.
c/o M.I.A. , Post Office RIZAL, Philippines
PACIFIC: Paul L. Lacy, Jr. , 469 Ena Road, #602, Honolulu, Hawaii 96815 14
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS
Evan S. Baker, GTE Sylvania, P. O. Box 663 , Springfield, Virginia 22150 5
John A, Baker, Jr.,, 2500 Pacific Trade Center, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 14
Norma M. Batchelder, Post Office Box 1468, La Jolla, California 92038 11
Herbert Brand, Transportation Institute, 923 - 15th Street, N. W., Washington 5
D, C. 20005
Richard A. Burt, 2100 Union Bank Building, San Diego, California 92101 12
Mrs. Robert Crown, 33 Canterbury Court, Wilmette, Illinois 60091 9
Edmond G. Duoommun, 612 S. Flower St., Los Angeles, California 90017 11
Lewis W. Kelly, 14 West Lawn Circle, Wormleysburg, Pennsylvania 17043 4
Mrs. John Lavrakas, 196 South Williamsbury, Birmingham, Michigan 48010 9
Mrs. Mildred F. May, 1739 West Verde Lane, Phoenix, Arizona 85015 11
Henry R. Morris, 666 Folsom Street-Rm. 1114, San Francisco, California 91407 12
1. George Schaffer, 40 Red Cross Avenue, Newport, Rhode Island 02840 1
Mrs..Dolly Ziegler, 2108 - 8th Avenue, Helena, Montana 59601 13 Soutl
William Haggett, Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine 04530 1
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Russell B. IAp0p*vaaKr1 o f@WW o: 10
Thomas J. Patterson, Jr. , 8 Fairwood Ct. , San Rafael, California 94907 12
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CHAIRMEN OF NATIONAL COMMITTEES
REGION
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Ernest A. Carrere, Jr. , 22 5 Baronne Street, New Orleans, Louisiana 70112 8
AWARDS COMMITTEE
Roy R. Charles, Post Office Box 3095, Norfolk, Virginia 23514
BUDGET COMMITTEE
Vice President Edward A. O'Neill, 3965 Noela Place, Honolulu, Hawaii 14
96815
BUILDING COMMITTEE
Harold E. Wirth, 9515 Bexhill Drive, Kensington, Maryland 20795 5
BYLAWS COMMITTEE
National Judge Advocate Calvin H. Cobb, Jr. , 1250 Connecticut Avenue, 5
N. W., Washington, D. C. 20036
COAST GUARD COMMITTEE
Cecil D. May, 308 Broad Street, New Bern, North Carolina 28560
COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE
John J. Spittler, 2435 Coventry Road, Columbus, Ohio 43221
CONVENTION COMMITTEE
T, Frank Williams, Post Office Box 8001, New Orleans, Louisiana 70182
8
CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP
Vice President Peter Macdonald, 902 Ring Building - 1200 18th Street,
N. W., Washington, D. C. 20036
COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Jack Morse, 5319 Wheaton Street, La Mesa, Califcr nia 92041
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INDUSTRIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Walter L. Flinn, 3980 N. River Street, Arlington, Virginia 22207
5
INSURANCE COMMITTEE
Vice President Vincent T.
Hirsch, 810 7th Avenue, Asbury Park,
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New Jersey 07712
INVESTMENT COMMITTEE
Vice President S. E. Freund, 7733 Forsyth, Suite 1100, St. Louis,
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Missouri 63105
MARINE CORPS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
Vice pffF[(?XR.' ' R%4a@? 2QL 7dAQ :M9&F 8M 1 21]dffi0k;F-2
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Committee Chairmen
MARITIME AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
James M. Hannan, The Colonnade, Apt. 809, 2801 New Mexico Avenue, 9
N. W., Washington, D. C. 20007
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
Vice President J. Darrel Taylor, 2518 Western Avenue , Seattle, 13 South
Washington 98121
NATIONAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
August C. Sisco, 201 South Harvey Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois 60302 9
NAVY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
John T. Loehnert, 120 North Cassignham St., Columbus, Ohio 43209 4
OPERATION HIGHLINE
Howard L. Collins, Harbour Square, 540 N Street, S. W., Washington, S
D. C. 20024
OVERSEAS COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Thomas E. Morris, Post Office Box 342, Canton, Massachusetts 02021 1
PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
Arthur L. Conrad, 7N015 York Road, Bensenville, Illinois 60106
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE
John Rau, 1945 Placentia Avenue, Costa Mesa, California 92627 11
SEA POWER AND SEMINAR COMMITTEE
Joseph F. Calla, Jr. , 355 Lexington Avenue, Now York, New York 10017 3
SPECIAL FUND RAISING PROJECT COMMITTEE
Vice President Charles Creighton, Post Office Box 4097, Fort Lauderdale, 6
Florida 33304
WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION STUDY COMMITTEE
Winifred Quick Collins, Harbour Square, 540 N Street, S. W., 5
Washington, D. C. 20024
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General Walters:
I notified Navy League that you would be arriving
Albuquerque around 8:30 p.m. on Friday evening,
5 March, so that would put you in there too late to
join them for inner at the Summit. Also notified
them you wou d be met.
Nation President James Griffin is inviting you
for breakfa t at 0800 at Sheraton Inn on the 6th.
Accept Regret
The program & list of members is being mailed
to us now.
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