CAPITAL DISTRICT MIDWINTER CONFERENCE

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Governor
LeRoy Shulman
Governor-Elect
Emil Rasa
Immediate Past Governor
Leo C. Eckert
Secretary-Treasurer
Ellis Stroup
President, Capital District
Foundation
Byron Stephens
Governor, Capital District
Circle K
Karen Price
Governor, Capital District
Key Club
Vernon Boog
CAPITAL DISTRICT
1975 ? 1976 LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS
1365 Emory Place
Norfolk, Va. 23509
6033 Avon Drive
Bethesda, Md. 20014
202 Pine Avenue
Severna Park, Md. 21146
15809 Wayne Avenue
Laurel, Md. 20810
9322 Millbrook Road
Ellicott City, Md. 21043
1507 Maurice Drive
Woodbridge, Va. 22191
Route 1
Vienna, Md. 21869
Div. Name
1 Percival J. Ableman
2 Frank D. Fulton
3 Frederick L. Phleger
4 Joseph C. Hillier
5 Robert C. Atkins
6 Edward Grimm
7 Daniel T. Pennell
G. C. Jennings
David R. Shetler
Mailing Address
1610 Juniper St., N. W.
Washington, D.C. 20012
P. 0. Box 4911
Martinsville, Va. 24112
1303 Madison Street
Radford, Va. 24141
12130 Buckingham Ave
Chester, Va. 23831
429 Windemere Drive
Staunton, Va. 24401
5504 Highridge Avenue
Baltimore, Md. 21227
31 Landers Lane
Swanwick, New Castle,
Delaware 19720
309 Holly Street
Marion, Va. 24354
308 Russelcroft Road
Winchester, Va. 22601
Holmes S. Smith
10 9111 Grant Avenue
Manassas, Va. 22110
11 P. O. Box 328
Seaford, Delaware 19973
12 Jonathon D. Held 103 Greenridge Road
Lutherville, Md. 21093
13 209 Parkway Drive
Newport News, Va. 23606.
436 Birch Drive
Edgewater, Md. 21037
Warren D. 13loodsworth 406 Beckford Avenue
Princess Anne, Md. 21853
Arthur J. Lancaster 4934 High Street, W.
Portsmouth, Va. 23703
J. Frank Wainwright
J. C. Range
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YOUTH SERVICES
Director ? II. F. Brown field
Youth Services -- Byron L. Stephens
Circle K Administrator ? Malcolm Livick
Vice Administrator West Fred Ii. Burtner
Vice Administrator East ? Charles F. Eason, Jr.
Key Clubs Administrator ? Wayne P. Shoemaker
CITIZENSHIP SERVICES
Citizenship Services ?Paul F. Landis
International Relations ?Paul F. Beailey
Vice Chairman, Orient ? Key K. Kobayashi
Vice Chairman, Nato ? John W. Mason, Jr.
Vice Chairman, Latin America ? Franklin I?. Miller
Major Emphasis ? Richard A. Sharp
Vice Chairman ? Andrew Bachman
Support of Spiritual Aims ? John F. Kelso, Sr.
ADMINISTRATION
Admi..istration ? John I?. Law
Achievement and District Finance ? Leo C. Eckert
Laws and Regulations ? William R. Breedlove
Parliamentarian ? Robert L. Murphy
Fund Raising and Club Finance ? Richard G. Feeser
Past District Governors ? Emery E. Smola
Public Relations ? Garland A. Ruarle
Resolutions ? Robert V. Bates
Capital District Convention ? Stanely A. Woodman
Midwinter Conference ? Wayne P. Shoemaker
Membership Development ? Ilarold E. Lawless
New Club Building ? Lewis R. Scull
Vice Chairman ? Robert R. Hamner
Vice Chairman ? John T. Hauck
Vice Chairman ?Patrick Rowley
Vice Chairman ? Raymond Snead
Zone Chairman ? R. Tyler Bland
Zone Chairman ? Gomer W. Evans
Zone Chairman ? Walter C. Good ykoontz
Zone Chairman ? Carl D. Longley
Zone Chairman ? Lindley H. DeGarmo
Zone Chairman ? Emil Rasa
Zone Chairman ? Paul B. Merritt
SPECIAL COMMITTEES
Special Club Services ? Joseph Kalista, Jr.
Interclub Relations ?Julian G. Bacot
Co-Chairman ? Ebenezer C. Baker, Jr.
Co-Chairman ? James A. Leitch, Jr.
Back to Williamsburg ?Emery E. Smola
Bicentennial ? Vernon L. Good
Vice Chairman ? Robert S. Lecky
Vice Chairman ? John H. W. Roper
Music ? Joseph II. Dowling
Program ? Henry M. Cook
On to San Diego ? Ben F. Jones
Vice Chairman ? Jack G. Stevens
Permanent Convention ? Winfred A. Kornegay
Presidents Visit ? William E. Jacobs
Training ? Francis E. Gobes
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PROGRAM
FRIDAY, JANUARY "3, 1976
8:00A. M. PAST GOVERNORS BREAKFAST
Place ? Board Room
Presiding: Emory E. Smola, Past Governor
10:00 A. M. FINANCE COMMITTEE
Place ? Club Room B
Presiding: Leo C. Eckert, Past Governor
PERMANENT CONVENTION
COMMITTEE
Place ? Caucus Room
Presiding: Winfred A. Kornegay, Chairman
CAPITAL DISTRICT KIWANIS
FOUNDATION BOARD MEETING
Place ? Club Room B
Presiding: Byron L. Stephens, President
CAPITAL DISTRICT BOARD OF
TRUSTEES MEETING
Place ? Tudor Room
Presiding: LeRoy Shulman, Governor
PAST LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
Place Palladian Room
Presiding: Lin,ley H. DeGarmo, Jr.,
Teinporary Chairman
ROAST BEEF SMORGASBORD
Place ?Empire Room
Featuring: Mery Conn, Accordianist
Special Presentation: Friends 'n Spirit
Hagerstown Musical I
Group
GOVERNOR'S GALA
Place ? Palladian Room
Featuring: Sammy Ferro and His
Washington Socialite
Orchestra
10:00 A. M. ? 6:00 P. M.
REGISTRATION DESK OPEN
Place ?Palladian Foyer
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1976
6:00 A. M. ? 6:00 P. M.
REGISTRATION DESK OPEN
Place ?Palladian Foyer
OPENING MOTIVATIONAL
BREAKFAST
Place ? Palladian Room
Presiding: Joseph H. Riley, Chairman
Greetings: Stanley E. Schneider,
President-Elect, Kiwanis International
Guest Speaker:
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1976, Continued
8;45 A. M. ? 11:45 A. M.
KIWANIS TRAINING,"CAPITAL IDEAS"
Place ? Empire Room
Presiding: Francis E. Gobes, District
Chairman
Judge-panelists: Stanley E. Schneider,
International President-Elect; Emory
Smola, Past Governor; Morton 0. Alper,
Past Governor; Leo C. Eckert., Immediate
Past Governor
1. Welcome to Conference
LeRoy Shulman, Governor
2. Key Clubs
Wayne P. Shoemaker, District
Administrator
3. Circle K Clubs
Malcolm II. Livick, District
Administrator
4, Youth Services
Byron L. Stephens, District Chairman
5. Major Emphasis, Learning Disabilities
Richard A. Sharp, District Chairman
6. Major Emphasis, The Greater Years
Andrew J. Bachman, District Chairman
7. Spiritual Aims
John F. Kelso, Sr., District Chairman
8. Interclubbing
James A. Leitch, Jr., Past Lieutenant
Governor
10:00 A. M. SEMINAR FOR SECRETARIES
Place ? Tudor Room
Presiding: Ellis H, Stroup, Capital District
Secretary-Treasurer
12:15 P. M. RECOGNLI ION LUNCHEON
HONORING CAPITAL DISTRICT
CHAIRMEN
Place ? Blue Room
Presiding: Percival J. Ableman, Lieutenant
Governor, Division One
Opening Ceremonies
Musical Feature: Surrattsvillc High School
Surrattsville, Maryland
Luncheon
Introductions of District Chairmen:
LeRoy Shulman, Governor
Guest Speaker: Jack Valente, President of
Motion Picture Institute
of America
Closing Ceremonies
2:15 P. M. ?4:30 P.M.
KIWANIS TRAINING,
"CAPITAL IN ACTION"
Place ?Empire Room
Presiding: C. E. Thurston, Jr., Past
Governor
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Judge-panelists: William M. Eagles, M.D.,
Past International President; Scott R.
Brewer, Past Governor; Emil Rasa, Glimar
Governor-Elect; R. Tyler Bland, District
Zone Chairman
1. International Relations
Paul F. Beatley, District Chairman
2. Membership Development
Harold F. Lawless, District Chairman
3. Public Relations
Garland A. Ruark, District Chairman
4. New Club Building
Lewis R. Scull, District Chairman
5. Bicentennial Events
Vernon L. Good, District Chairman
6. Fund Raising
Richard G. Feeser, District Chairman
7. Administration
John R. Law, D.D.S., District Chairman
2:15 P. M. ?4:30 P. M.
- "SPONSORED YOUTH CLINIC"
Place ? Club Room A
Presiding: Malcolm H. Livick, Circle K
Administrator; Wayne P.
ShoeTaker, Key Club District
Adribrustrator
Participants: Dale Larson, H.F. Brownfield,
Fred Burtner, Theodore
Zapalowicz, Jerry Hoskins,
Karen Price, Vernon Boog,
Reginald Kipke
4:30 P. M. ? 5:30 P. M.
DIVISION RECEPTIONS ? Planned by
each Division
"GOVERNORS BANQUET"
HONORING LT. GOVERNORS AND
WIVES, AND LEGION OF HONOR
MEMBERS
Place ? Regency Ballroom
Presiding: Carl D. Longley, Past Lt.
Governor, Division One
Opening Ceremonies
Greetings and Introductions:
LeRoy Shulman, Governor Capital
District
Dinner
Presentation of Awards:
Stanley E. Schneider, President-Elect
Kiwanis International
Presentation of District Training Awards:
LeRoy Shulman, Governor Capital
District
Entertainment: "The Singing Cedars"
"They Sing so Kids Can Walk"
Director: Roland Cumberland
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Closing Ceremonies
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9:00 A. M. ? 5:00 P.M.
EXHIBITS AND DISPLAYS
Place ? Empire Foyer B
Chairman: Fred D. Hutcheson, Eastern
Branch Kiwanis Club
SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 19,76
8:00 A. M. SIXTH ANNUAL PRAYER BREAKFAST
Place ? Blue Room
Presiding: Morton 0. Alper, Past Governor
Speaker: Cmdr. Micheal D. Christian,
U. S. N.
Music: United States Navy "Sea Chanters"
9:45 A. M. GENERAL SESSION
Place ? Empire Room
Presiding: LeRoy Shulman, Governor
Capital District
Opening Ceremonies
Kiwanis International Foundation:
C.E. Thurston, Past Governor
Greetings from Circle K: Karen Price,
Governor
On to San Diego: Benjamin Jones,
Chairman
District Awards: District Chairmen
Greetings from Key Club: Vernon Boog,
Governor
'1976 District Convention:
Stanley Woodman, Chairman
Observations on the 1976 Midwinter
Conference: Stanley E. Schneider,
President-Elect Kiwanis
International
Announcements: Ellis Stroup, Capital
District Secretary-
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CLOSING LUNCHEON
HONORING PRESIDENTS OF CAPITAL
DISTRICT KIWANIS CLUBS
Place ? Palladian Room
Presiding: Emil Rasa, Governor-Elect
Opening Ceremonies
Recognition of Club Presidents:
LeRoy Shulman, Governor Capital
District
Luncheon
Introduction of Guest Speaker:
giox:ftek. Powel 242e4ee
Speaker: General Vernon A. Walters,
Deputy Director C. I. A.
Presentation: LeRoy Shulman, Governor
Announcements: Ellis Stroup, District
Secretary-Treasurer
Benediction
God Bless America
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LADIES PROGRAM
Our Ladies of Kiwanis are invited to attend such
^ meetings and sessions as they may desire to attend dur-
ing this the 1976 Capital District Midwinter Conference.
Welcome!!!
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1976
2:00 P. M.? 5:00 P.M.
RECEPTION FOR KIWANIS WIVES
Place ? Suite C-730
Coffee, Cards and Chit -Chat and a chance
to meet the wives of:
Governor ?Judy Shulman
International President-Elect ?
Millie Schneider
Governor-Elect ?Bert Rasa
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1976
The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculptor Garden is a
new public museum, a Bureau of the Smithsonian Insti-
tution, housing an unprecedented collection of sculpture
and painting of the past 125 years. Your hostesses will
be Nancy Anderson and Audrey Miller.
9:30 ? Board buses at Shoham Hotel entrance
10:00 ?Tour Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Center
12:00 ? Board buses at Hirshhorn Museum for lunch
12:30 Arrive Showcase Restaurant (L'Enfant Plaza)
2:00 ?Ladies free to shop and browse at L'Enfant Plaza
3:00 ? Leave Showcase and Plaza by bus
3:30 ? Arrive back at Shoreham Hotel
Ladies, put on your walking shoes, grab your purses
and come along with Nancy and Audrey for a fun-filled
day. We have planned for you a tour of the Hirshhorn
Museum and Sculpture Garden (even non-museum goers
love the Hirshhorn); after the Museum we move on to the
Showcase Restaurant in L'Enfant Plaza, which is an en-
closed shopping Mall. For lunch we are being treated to
an elegant buffet with two hot entrees, two hot vegeta-
bles, salads, desserts and wine served at each table. After
a leisure lunch, you are free to sit back and relax with
friends in the restaurant or to shop in the many dress,
jewelry, gift, children, and shoe shops.
We are very excited about our excursion for the
day and hope that you will be as excited.
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Chairman ?
Immediate Past Chairman ?
Secretary ?
Treasurer ?
Registration ?
Arrangements ?
Displays and Exhibits
Entertainment
Governors Banquet
Governor's Gala
Ladies Activities
Prayer Breakfast
Printing and Publicity
Seminars and Workshops
Floor Committee
Wayne P. Shoemaker
Lewis I?. Scull
Douglas Riddle
Ralph Carestia
Richard G. Feeser
Paul Beatley
? Fred D. Hutcheson
? Scott E. Ro.se
? Carl D. Longley
? Joseph L. Tillson
? Nancy Anderson
?Morton 0. Alper
? Joseph E. Goslin
? Francis E. Gobes
?Benjamin Chikes
1976 CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS
Ca,pital District Circle K Convention
Capital District Key Club Convention
Kiwanis International Convention
San Diego, California
June 20 ? 24, 1976
Capital District Convention
Wilmington, Delaware
August 26 ? 29, 1976
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OBJECTIVES,
AND MAJOR EMPHASIS
PROGRAMS
OBJECTIVES
? Make the priorities of our faith
the priorities of our lives.
? Through involvement in the Younger Years and
Greater Years programs, find fulfillment in our
lives by helping others to fulfill theirs.
? As members of the K Family, live up to our re-
sponsibilities to our Circle K and Key Clubs.
? Sustain life by confronting the problem of world
hunger.
? Lengthen and strengthen the life line of Kiwanis
service through growth in membership and new
clubs.
TOUCH A LIFE
MAJOR EMPHASIS PROGRAMS
The Younger Years ? The Greater Years
If you would sense the past, touch a stone
If you would capture the moment, touch a rose
If you would glimpse the eternal. ... touch a life
THE OBJECTS OF
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
To give primacy to the human and spiritual, rather than
to the material values of life.
To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all
human relationships.
To promote the adoption ana the application of higher
social, business, and professional standards.
To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent,
aggressive, and serviceable citizenship.
To provide, through Kiwanis Clubs, a practical means to
form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service,
and to build better communities.
To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound pub-
lic opinion and high idealism which make possible the in-
crease of righteousness, justice, patriotism, and good will.
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Division 6
Division 7
Division 8
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Division 13
Division 14
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NOTES ON TELEPHONE CONVERSATION WITH NE. samtml
(KIWANIS LUNCHEON SPEECH ON SUNDAY, 25 JAN)
Nancy advised that DDCI will be accompanied by
(asked title and given: Administrative Assistant)
Mt. Sehumon will arrange for tape cassette of speech being
made by their Arrangements Committee.
DDCI should arrange to meet Mr. Schunom:at entrance to Palladian
Room off main lobby (half way into lobby and turn right) at 12 Noon.
Luncheon starts at 12:30 P.M.
Mt. Schuman will arrange for another seat at table for
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DIVISION 1 CAPITAL DISTRICT KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
WAYNE P. SHOEMAKER
10219 OLDFIELD DRIVE
KENSINGTON, MARYLAND 20795
October 24, 1975
Vernon A. Walters, Lieutenant General, USA
Deputy Director Of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear General Walters,
LLEG113
It was with great delight that I received your acceptance to be
the Guest Speaker at our District Midwinter Conference Closing
Luncheon to be held on January 25, 1976, at the Shoreham Hotel,
Washington, D.C. Our mutual friend, William G. Downey, inform-
ed me of you, and with your background, experience, and patriot-
ism, I know this is the proper way to close a conference.
This letter, then, is to confirm these arrangements by me, as
General Chairman of the conference, and to express my sincere
appreciation to you for giving up your Sunday noon for us.
The Capital District of Kiwanis International is comprised of
some 210 Kiwanis Clubs with a total membership of approximately
12,000, from Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, and Washington, D.C.
We expect between 1000 - 1,100 to be in attendance at the con-
ference, with approximately 600 attending the Closing Luncheon.
Incidentally, the luncheon will begin sharply at 12:15 P.M.,
and will be held in the Palladian Room. As soon as the program
is finalized in November, I will send you a copy.
Should you have additional questions or requests, please do
not hesitate to contact me. My home phone is 933-4723, and my
office phone is 933-1251.
I am looking forward to meeting you and enjoying your company.
Sincerely yours,
Way P. P. Shoemaker
Chairman, Midwinter Conference 1976
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23 September 1975
Lt. Governor Wayne P. Shumake r
Chaim-An, Mid-Winter Conference Committee
WI
wn1 International, Capital District
Dear Lt. Governor Shumaker:
This is to confirm that I would be very
pleased to address the closing luncheon of the Mid-
Winter Conference of the Capital District of Kiwanis
on Sunday, January 25, 1976.
I would appreciate receiving a Program as
soon as one is available. For your convenience I am
enclosing a biographic profile and a photograph.
Faithfully,
Vernon A. Walters
Lieutenant General, USA
Enclosuree
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VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, DELAWARE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DISTRICT ORGANIZED AUGUST 29, 1918
OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
DIVISION TEN
WILLIAM G. DOWNEY, JR.
P. 0. BOX 6
SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA 22150
Telephones
Office: 703-451-2800 ? Home: 703-323-1068
Major General Vernon M. Walters,
Deputy Chief
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
Dear General Walters:
Execttve Registry
September 17, 1975
This will confirm the arrangements, which have
been made between of your office and myself,
to the effect that you will be a speaker at the Mid-Winter
Conference of the Capital District of Kiwanis during the
weekend of January 24th. It is requested that you address
the Conference at the closing luncheon on Sunday, January
25, 1976, instead of addressing the Conference on Saturday,
January 24th, as previously suggested.
This date has been confirmed by the Chairman of
the Mid-Winter Conference Committee, Lt. Governor Wayne P.
Shumaker, whose address is
I Please address your acceptance to
Lt. Governor Shumaker as soon as possible.
WGD:sm
Yours sincerely,
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Hugh D. Morgan, Chairmn---Publid and Business Affairs Commit ee-
3030 Telegraph Ave., Berkeley, Calif. 94705 415/845-2132
Mr. Angus MacLean Thuermer
Assistant to the Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
December 16, 1975
Dear Mr. Thuermer:
If you will refer to my letter of November 15, 1975 to you
and your letter of October 30, 1975 to me, they will refresh your
memory for this letter.
We are pleased Lieut. General Vernon A. Walters, Deputy
Director of Central Intelligence, has accepted the date of May 5,
1976 as our distinguished speaker for the luncheon in SaciaMento,
California.. We eagerly look forward to his being with us for our
"Day With Your Legislators". Publicity has already gone out through?
out our District of Kiwanis International as is indicated in the
enclosed copy. Much more will be going out
When you determine his place and time of arrival, please inform
me so we can plan and respond accordingly.
Thanks to all of you for making this comMittment possible.
Every good wish and especially at this Season.
Sincexely,
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Hugh D. Morgan
encl.
c.c. Gov. Mort Freedman
Secty B. Parker Smith
Darrell Coover, Washington, D.C.
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"A DAY WiTil YOUR LEGISLATORS"
Wednesday, May 5, 1976 should be one of the highlights of this
Administrative year.
The present planning includes:
A POLL from our entire California 1E Family including all -
Sponsored Youth AND our tiwunis Clubs of a list of
the "10 Most Burning Issues" our Legislators must
face in 1976 as felt by the 4 leaders of both housen
who submittecithem to us. We will take the result
of this enormous POLL to the north steps of the
State Capitol on may 5, 1976,
We have the committment of the Deputy Director of the ouch-
in...the-news Central Intelligence Agency, Washington,
P. C. as our luncheon speaker. Legislators are at-
reedy predicting a bnaper number of their members
will hear this hard-to-get speaker.
Each Kiwanis Club in California is urged to take a couple
of your local elected Officials as your guests for
this outstanding day.
We expect a goodly attendance from our $PONSORED YOUTH
for this occasion.
Predident, you will want to begin a carefully laid plan to
get members of your Club to participate with you in the above exciting
program. Our goal is 1000 persons there,
vlILEER
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Hugh D. Morgan, Chairman
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Mr. Angus MacLean Thuermer -
Assistant to the Director
Central Intelligence Agency.
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr, Thuermer:
November 15, 1975
Thank you for your call and your good letter of October
30, 1975 confirming the availibility of Lt. Gen. Vernon A.
Walters, 11.S.1%, Deputy Director of Central Intelligence as
the luncheon speaker, May 5, 1976, at our "Day With Your
Legislators, Sacramento, California. We are holding this
as a firm comnittment on his partl
Thank you also for the supporting information.
T will be in touch with you before too long with our
reaction. You will recall my conversation with you in this
regard. Please hold on until then.
Every good wish.
Hugh D. Morgan
c.c. Honorable Del Clawson, M.C.
Darrell Coover, Washington, D.C.
Governor Mort Freedman
Secretary E. Parker Smith
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10 NOV 1975
Honorable Del Clawson
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C. 20515
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Dear Mr. Mr. Clawson:
This is to advise you that: the invitation to address the
District meeting of Kiwanis International in Sacramento, California.
on May 5, 1976 has been accepted by General Vernon A. Walters,
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, on behalf of W. William E.
Colby, Director of Central intelligence. Enclosed. is a copy of a
letter recently forwarded on this matter.
Sincerely,
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30 October 1975
Mr. Hugh Morgan
Chairman, Public and Business
Affairs Committee
SOSO TelegraPh Ave.
Berkeley, CA 94705
Dear Mr. Morgan,
This is to confirm our telephone conversation of
today.
Lt. Gen. Vernon A. Waiters, U.S.A., Deputy Director
of Central Intelligence, would be delighted to be the
guest speaker at the May S Kiwanis luncheon in Sacramento,
California.
an enclosing a photograph and biographic sketch
which may be of use to you.
I now understand that in'addition to the Kiwanis-Rotary
combined meeting General Walters addressed some months
ago, he will now be speaking before the mid-winter conference
of Kiwanis International covering the four state area
around Washington. This speech will,be sometime in January.
With kindest regards.
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Assistant to the Director
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30 October 1975
Mr. Hugh Morgan
Chairman, Public and Business
Affairs Committee
3030 Telegraph Ave.
Berkeley, CA 94705
Executive Registry
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Dear Mr. Morgan,
This is to confirm our telephone conversation of
today.
Lt. Gen. Vernon A. Walters, U.S.A., Deputy Director
of Central Intelligence, would be delighted to be the
guest speaker at the May 5 Kiwanis luncheon in Sacramento,
California.
I am enclosing a photograph and biographic sketch
which may be of use to you.
I now understand that in addition to the Kiwanis-Rotary
combined meeting General Walters addressed some months
ago, he will now be speaking before the mid-winter conference
of Kiwanis International covering the four state area
around Washington. This speech will be sometime in January.
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With kindest regards.
Sincerely,
Angus MacLean Thuermr
Assistant to the Director
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OFFICE OF THE 1975-76 GOVERNOR
MORT FREEDMAN, 418 South Myrtle Avenue, Monrovia, California 91016
Telephones: Business [phone]; Residence [phone]
October 23, 1975
Mr. William Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505 ;
Dear Mr. Colby:
Executive Registzy
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On May 5, 1976, over 1000 Kiwanians and their ladies, along with Key Clubbers,
Circle K and Keywanettes (the youth of the Kiwanis Family) from all over our
great State, will go to Sacramentopliforpia_for our annual "Day With Your
Legislators." This is a-17e1l-established program within our District.
These Kiwanians will be meeting with their various legislators both formally
and informally during the morning. We will be taking the rtsults of a poll
of our 37,500 K Family members to our Governor and Legislators. This is
expected to be the largest poll ever undertaken in our State by any group (as
far as we know) on several vital issues of the day.
The main affair is a luncheon when we sit down with our Legislators as our guests.
And that is precisely the point of this 1et.ter'f'""Vt'Otnt,x2u to be our guest
speaker at that occasion!!
We recognize it is several months a4ay to May 5, 1976. We alse realize we want
to get our invitation in well in advance so as to be first i /line.
Therefore, please carefully consider til1,s,lax,itAgi4a.c8nd respond with a "yes"
which may be subject to your further consideration. May I assure you a warm
welcome on our part with attentive and appreciative ears.
Mr. Hugh D. Morgan, Chairman, Public and Business Affairs Committee, 3030 Telegraph
Ave., Berkeley, California 94705, 415/845-2132, will be our person in charge .and will
do the follow-up with you so as to assure a smooth and complete affair. Please
accept.
Sincere
Mort Fteedman, Governor
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General Vernon A. Walters
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C.
Dear General Walters:
February 6, 1976
TELEPHONE: [phone]
I just wanted to express my personal appreciation to you for
the address which you offered on Saturday, January 24 at the
closing luncheon of the capitol district Kiwanis Club.
Your remarks certainly offered some interesting and thought
provoking insights into the intelligence activities of our nation,
and while I appreciate that there is much that we as citizens are
not totally aware of, it is gratifying to have the kind of men
which you and your colleagues represent handling this vitally
important aspect of our nation's security system.
I would be interested to know if the CIA has an information
office that might provide a speaker to address the Kiwanis Club
of Georgetown which meets on Wednesdays at 12:30 p.m. at Billy
Martin's Carriage House in Georgetown. I appreciate that you
yourself would not be available to speak to a group of 40 or 50
men, but I wonder if there is not someone else who could offer
the same kind of remarks to members of our club, only a few of
whom actually attended the luncheon for our capitol district
which you addressed.
Many thanks if you can refer this letter to the appropriate
office.
Sincerely,
cr,
George W. Fellendorf
President
Kiwanis Club of Georgetown
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Three copies of transcript of DDCI speech
sent to Mr. Shoemaker on 16 March 76.
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