PLANNED ADDRESS BY GENERAL WALTERS TO DALLAS COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS ON 16 SEPTEMBER 1975

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Planned Address by General Walters to Dallas Council on World Affairs
on 16 September 1975
Attached are copies of the 20th Annual Report of the Dallas Council
on World Affairs and the 1973-1974 Annual Report that General Walters
might be interested in perusing. General Torrey asked if General Walters
would be in uniform or in. mufti but did not indicate a preference.
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Dallas Council
on
World Affairs
ANNUAL
REPORT
1973-1974
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WHAT '
ON WORLD AFFAIRS?
The Dallas Council on World Affairs is an inde-
pendent, voluntary, rwn-partisan organization
of civic-minded citizens and businesses of Dal-
las. The total number of all members and vol-
unteers is approximately 3,000.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue, U. S. Treasury,
has ruled that the Dallas Council on World
Affairs is tax exempt and that contributions to
it are tax deductible to donors. For your con-
venience, an application blank has been placed
on inside back cover. Or contributions may
be made to the Dallas Council on World Af-
fairs Foundation of the Dallas Community Chest
Trust Fund, 4605 Live Oak Street, Dallas,
Texas 75204.
ITS PURPOSE
"In the belief that better community education
in world affairs is necessary for sound demo-
cratic citizenship, and in order to present facts
and realistic appraisals, and to foster free and
informed discussions on world problems, in-
cluding economic, political and social problems,
the Dallas Council on World Affairs is estab-
lished.
"The purposes of the Council shall be to pro-
mote study and public education on world
affairs, particularly through the encouragement
of informed and intelligent discussion, and to
facilitate cooperation among organizations or
groups which have similar aims, and to pro-
mote the cultural interests and other programs
on a high cultural and educational -level."
(extracts of bylaws of Dallas Council on World
Affairs).
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CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE
itself firmly as a great international city.
The Dallas Council on World Affairs has com-
pleted another most successful year. Program in-
terest was maintained at an exceptionally high level
with many meetings attracting capacity audiences.
Membership continued to rise, and support from
Les Femmes du Monde Committee continued at high
levels.
Credit for this remarkable performance by the
Council goes to many people. Our special apprecia-
tion goes to Mr. R. A. Goodson, your outgoing Presi-
dent, whose personal interest, enthusiasm and sup-
port are greatly appreciated by all of us. Our warm
thanks go to Mrs. Shelby L. Richardson, whose un-
tiring efforts, efficiency and gracious personal lead-
ership gave the Women's Group one of its finest
years. Our special thanks also go to Mrs. Robert E.
Gaylord, General Chairman of Les Femmes du Monde
Committee, and to the many others on that Commit-
tee whose diligence and gracious application com-
bined to support our Council's activities with one
of the best benefit sales in the history of Les Femmes
du Monde. Finally, on behalf of the Council, I wish
to thank the many corporations and individuals who
supported our Council so generously.
The international fame which Dallas holds as a
warm and hospitable city has been due in a large
part over the past twenty years to the efforts of the
many volunteers of the Dallas Committee for Foreign
Visitors. This Committee expanded its operations in
May by participating in the establishment of a re-
gional office at the new Dallas/Fort Worth Interna-
tional Airport and made plans to occupy an office in
the new World Trade Center. This Committee of vol-
unteers continues to be a model for other similar
organizations throughout the country. Our thanks
.go to each and every member of this wonderful
group of people.
We in the Dallas Council on World Affairs look
forward to continued success as Dallas establishes
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OCTOBER 3
IOANNIS A. SOROKOS
Ambassador from Greece
to the U.S.
"foreign Policy of Greece
and
Greek American Relations"
HOWARD H. CALLAWAY
Secretary of the Army
d4 Z~-1974
JOHN A. FORD
British Consul General and
Director of trade
Development, New York
Power and Commerce ---
Opportunities Irom the
Changing Scene is Which
We Live'"
GEORGE BUSH
f-ormer Ambassador
to the itN.
''It S. Foreign Policy"
FEBRUARY 20-21, TWO-DAY CONFERENCE ON FOOD
AND ENERGY (see opposite page for speakers)
DR. FRED SCHWARZ
President, Christian
Anti Communism Crusade
Crisis of Capitalism''
FRANK R. BARNETr
President, National Strategy
I nform atian Center
Our l uture in the
World Arena"
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FOOD AND ENERGY
February 20-21, 1974
ROBERT H. GOW
Ch.ruman of the Board and
Chid [ xeculive Office,
of Striitord or texas, Inc
N odd Wide food Shortages"
JOHN T. McCARTY
Assistant to the Chancellor,
Pepperdi ne University
Obstacl es to tree Enterprise
Use It or Lose It"
WILLIAM P. CLEMENTS, JR.
Deputy Secretary of Defense
Military Balance in a
Troubled World"
JACK H. BRIDGES
Director of National Energy
Programs, Georgetown
Il iversity
Magnitude and Complexity
of the r nergy Problem'
OR. HERRICK B. YOUNG
President,
Near f ast Foundation
the lronomy and the
People of the Middle East'
NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER
I mr:ier Governor
of New York
the Holes of Government and
Free I nterpnse in Meeting the
Challenges Ahead"
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PRESIDENT ----MRS. SHELBY L. RICHARDSON
The Women's Group is an autonomous organization
within the structure of the Dallas Council on World
Affairs. It presents an average of five luncheon pro-
grams each year, and, in addition to its own programs
and activities, cooperates extensively with the Council
in its endeavors.
From left, Julie Nixon Eisenhower, speaker for the open-
ing luncheon of the Women's Group 1973-74 season, Mrs.
Shelby Richardson, President, and Mrs. Erik Jonsson.
WOMEN'S GROUP PROGRAMS FOR 1973-1974
September 25, 1973 - Luncheon, Sheraton-Dallas Ho-
tel, with Julie Nixon Eisenhower as guest speaker.
October 5, 1973 - The Women's Group provided over-
night hospitality for 50 Cadets from the Air Force
Academy in Colorado, who were in Dallas for the
annual "Academy Day in Dallas". Serving as hos-
tesses for the Cadets for this annual trip has be-
come a tradition with the Women's Group of the
DCWA.
October 15, 1973 - Opening luncheon of the Neiman-
Marcus Fortnight. Co-sponsored by the Women's
Group and the DCWA. Speaker, Mr. John A. Ford.
November 14, 1973 - Luncheon, Sheraton-Dallas Ho-
tel, with Dr. Anthony Kubek, Professor of History
at the University of Dallas, speaking on ''How the
Far East Was Lost - Updated".
January 31, 1974 - Luncheon presenting The Honor-
able George Bush, Former Ambassador to the U. N.,
speaking on "U. S. Foreign Policy". All members of
the DCWA were invited to attend.
March 19, 1974 - Light Brunch held at the Dallas
Theater Center, presenting a pictorial musical
drama, "China -- Imperial Dragon to Red Star",
with Mrs. Dan Hughes, Jr., author, director and pro-
ducer; Mrs. David Yarbrough, narrator; and Mrs.
Jeannine Stegin, technical director.
May 9, 1974- Luncheon and installation of officers
held at the Sheraton-Dallas Hotel. The featured
speaker, Marianne Alireza, author of "At the Drop
of a Veil", discussed her experiences as the wife
of a prominent member of a Saudi Arabian family.
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GENERAL CHAIRMAN MRS. ROBERT E. GAYLORD
Left to right - Mrs. Eugene B. Smith, Jr., 1972 General
Chairman, and Mr. Smith; Mrs. Robert E. Gaylord, 1973
General Chairman, and Or. Gaylord.
The thirteenth annual Fashion Sale held by
Les Femmes du Monde Committee of the DCWA
on October 22 and 23 in Market Hall was again
an outstanding success. Mrs. Robert Gaylord,
above right, was the General Chairman; and
under her wise and able leadership, the sale
upheld its high standards of high quality mer-
chandise at low prices! On sale were couturier
clothes, budget clothes, sportswear, hostess
ensembles, men's apparel, children's clothing,
furs, jewelry, hats, scarves, boutique items,
gift items, and many other items.
This committee plays a significant part in
the success of the Council's program.
Surrounded by many thousands of sale items, the members
of the Committee work diligently, but still manage to have
lots of funs The driver is Martha Gaylord. Gen. Chairman.
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THE DALLAS COMMITTEE FOR
FOREIGN VISITORS
GENERAL CHAIRMAN: MRS. CLYDE EMERY
The Dallas Committee for Foreign Visitors, perform-
ing air all volunteer operation, continues its record of
top perfornlarice in the intelligent handling of foreign
visitors.
W
Members of the Dallas Committee for Foreign Visitors
planning summer activities are, from left, George Haddaway,
Mrs. Dick Koons, Mrs. Clyde Emery, Mrs. Robert Behnke
and Robert Trent. The committee, coordinated by approxi-
mately 100 chairmen, is composed of businessmen, million-
aires, middle class average Joes and housewives.
[his Committee has become famous for its ability
to program the selected visitors who have come under
the sponsorship of some governnient or some interna-
tional agency, organization or foundation with specific
program interests. However, during the past two years
the DCFV has expanded its work to include extensive
plans for service to the non-sponsored visitor or in-
dependent visitor, whether businessmen or tourists.
The DCFV will perform a service in the World -f rade
Center. Its office will be located on the main floor
near the Hall of Nations, staffed by volunteers who
will be knowledgeable about all that goes on in and
around Dallas. In charge of volunteer staffing for this
office is Mrs. Marjorie Christenson. Visitors who drop
in and wish this help will be given suggestions on how
to best spend their time and money in this area.
Key members of the DCFV have also joined with
key people in Fort Worth, Grand Prairie, Arlington,
Irving, Euless and other Metroplex communities to or-
ganize the Dallas/Fort Worth Committee for Foreign
Visitors, offering a service at the Regional Airport.
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The Young Executives' Group is an organiza-
tion of business and professional persons. This
group seeks a better understanding of major
world and national problems through the
medium of luncheons at which competent in-
dividuals of international and national area
stature are the principal speakers.
September 28, 1973 - Dr. Guy D. Newman, Chancel-
lor, Howard Payne College, "Impressions of the
Middle East".
October 17, 1973-John M. Porges, U. S. Executive
Director of the Inter American Development Bank
and a Special Assistant to the Secretary of
the Treasury, "Economic Developments in Latin
America".
November 7, 1973-Gilbert Jones, Chairman of the
Board of World Trade for IBM, "Multi-Nation Com-
panies - A Force for Good or Evil?"
March 27, 1974- Dr. Robert Morris, Chancellor, Uni-
versity of Plano, "Today's Crisis".
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 1973-1974
RUSSELL H. PERRY
Chairman of the Board
RICHARD A. GOODSON
President
MAXWELL A. CLAMPITT
Chairman of the Executive Committee
JAMES M. MORONEY, JR.
First Vice President
LEE DRAIN
Secretary-Treasurer
FRANK NORTON
Programs
WILLIAM L. SCHILLING
Membership
JOHN D. TORREY, JR.
Brig. Gen. USA, Ret.
Executive Director
Tom L. Beauchamp, Jr.
Charles H. Bird
Merwin L. Bohan
'Lloyd S. Bowles
Malcolm K. Brachman
"David C. Briggs
Walter E. Brill, Jr.
Gene Brown
Thomas W. Butler
Mrs. Alex Cam
Maurice I. Carlson
"Paul Carrington
"E. O. Cartwright
'James F. Chambers, Jr.
Woodrow W. Clements
Bobby J. Cline
Philip E. Coldwell
James M. Collins
Joel H. Cowdrey
O. H. Cox
'Trammell Crow
Robert B. Cullum
Dr. Milton K. Curry. Jr.
'John T. Dale
Roscoe DeWitt
'Mrs. Clyde Emery
William B. Frogue
J. Rawles Fulgham
'Mrs. Robert E. Gaylord
Alan B. Gilman
'Judgge Ed Gossett
T. O. Gravitt
Cecil H. Green
*Mrs. Clarence A. Guittard
George E. Haddaway
W. Dow Hamm
'Oliver W. Hammonds
'General Paul D. Harkins
Leon A. Harris, Jr.
Omar Harvey
Michael F. Hazel
Albert Linz Hirsch
Clifton C. Hopper
*Mrs. Allen E. Humphrey
J. A. Humphrey
George W. Jalonick III
Edward C. Kaiser
"James W. Keay
Harold R. Lilley
*Mrs. W. W. Lynch
Wilson McClure
Bishop Theodore H. McCrea
Eugene McDermott
Henry I. McGee, Jr.
*H. N. Mallon
*Mrs. Nancy F. Marcus
Richard Marcus
M. H. Marr
Barry Mason
John Edward May
Avery Mays
'Member Executive Committee
ROSS FORNEY
MORRIS HITE
VICTOR KENNEDY
FELIX R. McKNIGHT
HENRY S. MILLER, JR.
MRS. SHELBY L. RICHARDSON
Ben H. Mitchell
James P. Mitchell
*Mrs. Horace R. Moore
E. W. Mudge
Raymond D. Nasher
Mrs. James P. Neill
Mrs. Frank Nick
Philip Nicolaides
Robert M. Olmsted, Sr.
W. W. Overton, Jr.
George M. Parker
Sydney K. Peatross
Roy E. Pitts
Lawrence S. Pollock, Jr.
*Mrs. Phil Porter
Troy V. Post
Dewey Presley
Charles G. Purnell
Paul M. Raigorodsky
James C. Reid
*Mrs. H. B. Renfro
Robert D. Rogers
John W. Rutland, Jr.
The Rev. Louis A. Saunders
Frank August Schultz
-Mrs. Frank August Schultz
V. P. Schumacher
Chris Victor Samos
Charles S. Sharp
Harry A. Shuford
Douglas M. Simmons
'Judge Gordon Simpson
J. Fred Skelton
:Mrs. Eugene B. Smith, Jr.
'General Robert J. Smith
C. J. Soderquist
James M. Spellings
:Mrs. Alex Spence
'John M. Stemmons
*Robert H. Stewart, III
Robert G. Storey
L. R. Strickland
*Dr. Willis M. Tate
Irby N. Taylor
*Paul Thayer
Roderic B. Thomas
M. Cullum Thompson
Mrs. Earl A. Trager
J. Glenn Turner
?L. S. Turner, Jr.
Daniel W. Varel
Mrs. P. N. Vinther
'Harold F: Volk
'Travis T. Wallace
P. N. Wiggins, Jr.
Dan C. Willams
'Edward B. Winn
A. M. Wood
'Warren G. Woodward
Robert Zech
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MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION BLANK
TO: DALLAS COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS
3409 Oak Lawn Ave., Suite 115
Dallas, Texas 75219 (Tel.: [phone])
I wish to join the Dallas Council on World Affairs in
the following category of membership:
^ Young Executives Group-$5.00 (for those not
otherwise members of the Council)
^ Regular Member - $15.00 annually (includes hus-
band and wife)
ALL MEMBERSHIP CONTRIBUTIONS ARE
TAX DEDUCTIBLE
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Dallas Council
on
World Affairs
1951 1972
20th ANNUAL REPORT
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What Is The Dallas Council On World Affairs
The Dallas Council on World Affairs is an independent, voluntary, non-partisan or-
ganization of civic-minded citizens and businesses of Dallas. The total number of
such members, including corporate representatives, is approximately 1900.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue, U. S. Treasury, has ruled that the Dallas Council
on World Affairs is tax exempt and that contributions to it are tax deductible to
donors.
Its Purpose
"In the belief that better community education in world affairs is necessary for sound
democratic citizenship, and in order to present facts and realistic appraisals, and
to foster free and informed discussions on world problems, including economic, po-
litical and social problems, the Dallas Council on World Affairs is established.
"The purposes of the Council shall be to promote study and public education on
world affairs, particularly through the encouragement of informed and intelligent
discussion, and to facilitate cooperation among organizations or groups which have
similar aims, and to promote the cultural interests and other programs on a high
cultural and educational level. World Affairs shall be taken to include all aspects of
the relations among peoples, of the United States foreign policy, and of aims and
activities of the United Nations" (extracts of bylaws of Dallas Council on World
Affairs).
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President's Message
Last October the Dallas Council on World Affairs completed twenty years of
successful service to its members and to the Dallas community. During the past
two decades the Council has come to be known and respected internationally as
well as nationally. The Council has brought to Dallas many national and international
leaders. And through its Dallas Committee for Foreign Visitors, Dallas has gained
an unmatched reputation as a warm, hospitable city.
During the year many honors came to the Dallas Committee for Foreign
Visitors. A citation was received from the President of the United States as well as
letters of praise and support from other high Washington officials. The Committee's
General Chairman, Mrs. Clyde Emery, received a special award from the Dallas
Chamber of Commerce, on behalf of the Dallas Committee for Foreign Visitors,
for outstanding community service. Recognition and appreciation for Dallas hos-
pitality from both groups and individuals in foreign countries, continue to attest
to the unique value of this committee. Also, your Council honored the Dallas Com-
mittee for Foreign Visitors with a special Proclamation declaring May 10, the date
of our Annual Meeting, to be Dallas Committee for Foreign Visitors' Day.
Dallas continued to be sought out by national and international agencies as not
only a city where distinguished visitors could be taken care of so well but also
as a place providing an excellent combination of platform and media exposure under
the auspices of the Dallas Council on World Affairs. In fact, one might speculate
that the Dallas Council on World Affairs is better known and appreciated nationally
and internationally than it is by the Dallas community that it serves.
This, of course, does not apply to the dedicated support of the ladies of Les
Femmes du Monde Committee, who again established a new record high in its
annual sale and to others who supported us and worked with such dedication on
behalf of our Council. I wish to express our deep appreciation to Mrs. Allen E.
Humphrey, 1971 General Chairman of Les Femmes du Monde Committee, and to
the many other charming ladies who made their success possible. Also, I wish to
thank the many business organizations and individuals who continue to express
their appreciation for our essential community service with their generous con-
tributions.
As I conclude my two years as President of your Council, I wish to express
my appreciation to all of those who have worked so hard to make the Dallas Council
on World Affairs the meaningful organization that it is. In addition to those mentioned
above, I am grateful to Mrs. H. B. Renfro, President of the Women's Group for
this past year, and to the many ladies who assisted her in achieving another fine
year for the group; to David Briggs, President of the Young Executives' Group, for
his excellent work with this group; and to all of the officers and directors and
others who worked without special recognition to assist us.
I have thoroughly enjoyed serving as your President and must commend Gen-
eral Torrey, our Executive Director, for the fine leadership he gives the Council.
Also, his capable staff has my appreciation for their contribution to the effectiveness
of the organization.
We have a wonderful civic organization. It is my hope that all of you:ach
member and supporter-will do your part in making our work better, wn
and appreciated in our own community.
RUSSELL H. PERRY
1970.1972
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SUCCESS STEMS FROM GREAT LEADERSHIP
H. N. MALLON
President: 1951-1954
Chmn. of the Bd.: 1954-1956
JEROME K. CROSSMAN
Chmn. Exec. Comm.: 1958-1959
Chmn. of the Bd.: 1959-1960
J, W00DALL RODGERS
Chmn. of the Bd.: 19511953
ERIK JONSSON
Chmn. Exec. Comm.: 1959-1961
PAUL CARRINGTON
Chmn. of the Bd.: 1953-1954
STANLEY MARCUS
Chmn. of the Bd.: 1960-1961
(if RAI..D C. MANN
President: 1954-1955
TRAVIS WALLACE
President: 1960-1961
Chmn. Exec. Comm.: 1962-1969 President: 1964-1965
Chmn. of the Bd.: 1965-1968
Chmn. Exec. Comm.: 19691970
DR. WATROUS H. IRONS
President 1965-1967
JAMES W. KEAY
President: 1967-1968
Chmn. of the Bd.: 1968-1970
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On these and succeeding pages are shown tie great Ica( ers o tie alas
Council on World Affairs over the years. Future leaders face a challenge to match
the performance of those of the past. They have met it before, and we are confi
dent that they will do so again in the future.
JAMES M. COLLINS
President: 1955-1956
GEN. ROBERT J. SMITH
President: 1959-1960
Chmn. of the Bd.: 1961-1962
MAXWELL A. CLAMPITT
President: 1968-1970
Chmn. of the Bd.: 1970-1972
Chmn. Exec. Comm.: 1972
W. W. OVERTON, JR.
Churn. of the Bd.: 1956-1958
JAMES F. CHAMBERS, JR.
President: 1961-1962
GEN. PAUL D. HARKINS
Churn. Exec. Comm.: 1970-1972
CHAS. E. BEARD
President: 1956-1958
Chmn. of the Bd.: 1958-1959
E. 0. CARTWRIGHT
President: 1962-1963
Chmn. of the Bd.: 1963-1964
RUSSELL H. PERRY
President 1970-1972
Chmn. of the Bd.: 1972
GEORGE C. McGHEE
President: 1958-1959
DR WILLIS M. TATE
President 1963-1964
Churn. of the Bd.. 19621963
MRS. CLYDE EMERY
Chairman DCFV: 1954-1972
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LES FEMMES DU MONDE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
MRS. CHARLES P. STOREY
1961
MRS. MILES WOODALL
1965
MRS. HORACE R. MOORE
1969
MRS. ETHAN B. STROUD, JR.
1962
MRS. THOMAS W. MASSEY
1966
MRS. JAMES P. NEILL
1970
MRS. JOEL T. WILLIAMS, JR. MRS. CLING W. MURCHISON, JR.
1963 1964
MRS. NANCY F. MARCUS
1967
MRS. ALLEN E. HUMPHREY
1971
MRS. SHELBY L. RICHARDSON
1968
MRS. EUGENE B. SMITH, JR
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WOMEN'S GROUP PRESIDENTS
Mrs. Dale D. Pitt
1960-1961
Mrs. Lawrence Perrine
1965-1966
Mrs. Felix Harris
1961-1962
?a `fit 1.d .. F ~i:n
Mrs. Marion F. Dooley Mrs. Henry S. Miller, Jr.
1966-1967 1967-1968
Mrs. P. N. Vinther
1970-1971
Mrs. Clarence A. Guittard
1968-1969
Mrs. H. B. Renfro
1971-1972
Mrs. Phil Porter
1969-1970
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HIGHLIGHTS 1971-1972 SEASON
Evening Program - Panel Presentation at Skyline High School, featuring DR. STEFAN
T. POSSONY, Senior Fellow Hoover Institute on War, Revolution and Peace; Com-
mander ROY L. BEAVERS, U.S. Navy, Senior Strategic Analyst-Arms Control and
Disarmament Agency. IS THE U.S. SECURE?" Moderator: Mr. Jim Mitchell, News-
caster, WFAA (Channel 8) TV.
Secretary of the Army, The Honorable ROBERT F. FROEHLKE, Annual Army Industry Re-
ception and Dinner Program, Co-sponsored with the Dallas Chapter, Association of
the United States Army.
His Excellency M. CADIEUX, Ambassador to the United States from Canada, dinner
program co-sponsored with the Dallas Chamber of Commerce World Trade Week.
Luncheon Program - "Preview 72" featuring the nationally known distinguished Journal-
ist from the Christian Science Monitor JOHN HUGHES, COURTNEY SHELDON,
GEOFFREY GODSELL, and JACK WAUGH.
Luncheon Program - "Our New Pacific Policy" featuring the nationally recognized
authority on the Far East, DR. RICHARD L. WALKER, Professor of International
Relations and Director of the Institute of International Studies at the University
of South Carolina.
Rt. Hon. THE EARL OF CROMER AND LADY CROMER - Her Britannic Majesty's Am-
bassador to the United States, reception and dinner program.
His Excellency DR. ROLF FRIEDEMAN PAULS, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of
Germany to the United States in a Luncheon Program co-sponsored with the Rotary
Club of Dallas, speaking on "Trade and Financial Relations Between The United
States and the European Economic Community."
The Honorable CHRISTIAN A. HERTER, JR., Special Assistant for Environmental Affairs,
reception and dinner program - Annual Meeting of the Dallas Council on World
Affairs.
United Nations Week -featuring the former British Ambassador to the United Nations
--The Rt. Hon. LORD CARADON. Co-sponsored with The Dallas United Nations
Association, reception and dinner program.
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PREVIEW 72 PANEL
His Excellency
DR. ROLPH F. PAULS
Hon. CHRISTIAN A.
HERTER, JR.
THE EARL OF CROMER
and LADY CROMER
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NATIONALLY KNOWN SPEAKERS..
1951-1966
Paul Henri Spaak
Prime Minister. Belgium
195
Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther
Commander, SHAPE
19,15
His Majesty King Baudouin
King of the Belgians
1959
W. Averell Harriman
Ambassador at Large, USA
1964
The Honorable
John Foster Dulles
Secretary of State, USA
1952
Admiral Arleigh A Burke
Chief Naval Operations. USA
1957
HR If Bernhardt
Prnrce of the Netherlands
1959
General Earle G Wheeler
Chief of Staff US Army
1964
Henry Cabot Lodge
tl S Ambassador to UN
1953
His Majesty Mohammed V
King of Morocco
1957
C B S World News Team
Walter Cronkite & Group
1961
The Honorable Dean Rush
Sec of State, USA
1965
Celal Bayar
President Rep of Turkey
1954
N A 1 0 Conference
1957
General Cailos Romulo
Philippine Am h. to US.
19(17
A B C World News Team
Peter Jennings & Group
1966
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PRESENTED THROUGHOUT THE YEARS
1966-1967
His Excellency William P. Fay
Ambassador of Ireland to USA
3/9/'67
John F. Horner
Dir. Office of public Services
USA State Dept.
1/19/'67
THE HONORABLE FOY D. KOHLER
Deputy Under Secretary of State
for Political Affairs and formerly
U.S. Ambassador to U.S.S.R.
"EAST-WEST RELATIONS"
HIS EXCELLENCY VU VAN THAI
Ambassador of Vietnam to the U.S.
"VIETNAM'S POLICIES AND PROBLEMS"
William I. Nichols
Publisher, NEWSWEEK
2/23/'67
Warren Bosworth
Special Correspondent
Dallas Times Herald
8/4/'66
Dr Robert R. Gilruth
Dir., Manned Spacecraft Center
12/8/'66
John Scott
Special Ass't. to Publisher, TIME
3/7/'67
His Excellency Charles Lucet
Ambassador of France to USA
11/17/'66
Or. P. K. Banerjee
Minister, Embassy of India
1/24/'67
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1967-1968
Ken Bernstein, Garrick Utley, Bill Matney, Pauline Frederick, Chet Huntley, Al Rosenfield, Elie Abel, Jack Paxton, Ray Scherer
N.B.C. NEWS TEAM
FOREIGN POLICY CONFERENCE
Back Row-William Rogers, Henry L. Bretton, Harry Schwartz, and
William Pfaff.
Front Row -Amb. Kenneth Young, James Shepley, Publisher of TIME,
and Amb. Willard Thorp.
U. S. Ambassador to West Germany
George C. McGhee (R)
James W. Keay, President of D.C.W.A.
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1968-1969
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR WIL- HIS EXCELLENCY EGIDIO OR-
LIAM C. SULLIVAN, Federal TONA, Ambassador of Italy to
Bureau of Investigation, United the U. S.
States Department of Justice
NARD, Commanding General, lecturer, Journalist
U. S. Army Combat Develop-
ments Command
GENERAL HAROLD K. JOHN-
SON, USA (Ret.), Former Chief
of Staff, U. S. Army
DR. WILLIAM R. KINTNER, Pro-
fessor of Political Science,
University of Pennsylvania
MR. MASAO ANZAI, President
of the Japanese Trade Delega
tion to the United States
AMBASSADOR THOMAS C
MANN, former Under Secretary
of State
THE HONORABLE G. WARREN
NUTTER, Assistant Secretary
of Defense for International
Security Affairs
THE HONORABLE W. ROSS
THATCHER, Premier of Sas-
katchewan, Canada
GENERAL BERNARD A.
SCHRIEVER, USAF (Ret.)
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1969-1970
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1970-1971
CDR DAVID R WINIKER
U S NAVY
LTC PATRICK H SCARF,
MARINES
BRITISH FORCES
STANLEY R. RFSOR
SLCREIARY OF THE ARMY
AMBASSADOR
ROBERT H McBRIDE
DR MICHAEL G WAS II NI Y'
CANADIAN FORCIS (NAVY;
(',DI? ALIIER1 K VAN EDEN
ROYAL NITHERLANDS NAVY
LTG GEORGE V UNDERWOOD, U.SA. VICE-ADMIRAL JOHN E. L. MARTIN
ROYAL NAVY DEPUTY SUPREME
ALLIED COMMANDER ATLANTIC
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Madame P. Pibulsonggram, wife
of the Prime Minister of Thai-
land and wives of other visiting
dignitaries visit with Mrs. W.
W. Lynch and Mrs. Wright Mat-
thews.
Madame Wellington Koo, wife
of Chinese Nationalists Ambas-
sador and Lily Pons.
Countess Alexandra I olstoy,
daughter of the author of ''War
and Peace" at time of premier
showing by DCWA. with Helmut
Dantine.
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 SPECIAL GROUPS
THE WOMEN'S GROUP
The Women's Group is an autonomous organization within the structure of the Dallas
Council on World Affairs. It presents an average of five luncheon programs each year,
and, in addition to its own programs and activities, cooperates extensively with the Council
in its endeavors.
October 19, 1971-L.uncheon, Sheraton-Dallas Hotel, Mr. Herman Kahn, Director of the
Hudson Institute, spoke on "World Societies and International Relations, 1970-2000."
October 24, 1971-The Women's Group provided overnight hospitality for 80 members
of the U. S. Air Force Academy Cadet Chorale who were in Dallas to perform in the
Air Force Tatoo closing ceremoney of the State Fair.
November 5, 1971-The Women's Group provided overnight hospitality for 50 Air Force
Cadets from the Air Force Academy in Colorado who were in Dallas for the annual
"Academy Day in Dallas." Serving as hostesses for the Cadets for this annual trip
has become a tradition with the Women's Group of the DCWA.
November 15, 1971-Luncheon, The Regency Room of the Fairmont Hotel, with Miss
Helen Poe and Mrs. Thomas D. Broad, world travelers and lecturers, presenting a
program on "Contrasts and Conflicts."
February 8, 1972-Luncheon, Sheraton-Dallas Hotel, with Dr. Robert Kazmayer, publisher
of Things To Watch and Watch For, speaking on "The Emerging Sino-U. S. Relation-
ship: What It Means To Us."
April 5, 1972-Luncheon, Dallas Country Club, Mrs. Jerome Monod, a French Attorney,
presenting a program on "France in the 70's - New Trends in French Society."
May 9, 1972-Luncheon and Installation of officers held at R. L. Thornton Alumni Center,
SMU. New Officers installed were: Mrs. Frank A. Schultz, President; Mrs. Shelby L.
Richardson, President-Elect; Mrs. Harold F. Volk, First Vice President; Mrs. Henry S.
Miller, Jr., Second Vice President; Mrs. Jay C. Hall, Secretary; Mrs. Phil Porter, Treas-
ure; Mrs. H. B. Renfro, Parliamentarian; Mrs. E. J. Toomey, Historian.
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LES FEMMES DU MONDE COMMITTEE
Les Femmes du Monde Committee staged its 1971 annual Fashion Sale on Monday and
Tuesday, Oct. 25 and 26 at Market Hall. Mrs. James P. Neill at top, donated the gown
she is holding. From left are General Chairman, Mrs. Allen E. Humphrey; Mrs. Robert E.
Rain, Jr., Treasurer; Mrs. John D. Wisenbaker, co-chairman of Pre-Sale Cocktail Party;
and Mrs. Carl M. Watson, Retail Chairman.
Les Femmes du Monde Committee of the Dallas Council on World Affairs was organized in 1961 for the
purpose of raising funds to assist the Council in bringing outstanding national and international speakers
to Dallas. The Committee held its eleventh highly successful annual sale of Couturier clothing on October
25 to 26, 1971, in Market Hall. This committee plays a significant part in the Council's programs.
The Courturier and Boutique Sale was again held in Market Hall, on October 23 and 24, 1972, with
Mrs. Eugene B. Smith, Jr. serving as General Chairman. On sale were Courturier clothes, budget clothes,
sportswear, hostess ensembles, men's apparel, children's clothing, furs, jewelry, hats, scarves, boutique
items, gift items, and many other items.
THE GENERAL CHAIRMEN OF LES FEMMES DU MONDE COMMITTEE
SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION IN 1961
Storey
Charles P
Mrs
1961
.
.
Ethan B. Stroud, Jr.
Mrs
1962
.
Jr.
Joel T. Williams
Mrs
1963
,
.
Clint W. Murchison, Jr.
Mrs
1964
.
Miles Woodall
Mrs
1965
.
Thomas W. Massey
Mrs
1966
.
Nancy F. Marcus
Mrs
1967
.
Shelby L. Richardson
Mrs
1968
.
Horace R. Moore
Mrs
1969
.
James P. Neill
Mrs
1970
.
Mrs. Allen E. Humphrey
1971
Mrs. Eugene B. Smith, Jr.
1972
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DALLAS COMMITTEE FOR FOREIGN VISITORS
The Dallas Committee for Foreign Visitors is an organization of over 800 volunteers oho meet, greet.
escort and entertain citizens of foreign countries who visit Dallas.
The Committee was organized in 1954 and has steadily increased since that turns in the extent of
its services and in the number of Dallas citizens involved in the work of its various pm .-ct-
Two outstanding accomplishments thus far in 1972 bear mention:
1. Participation by a delegation of six members of the Committee in the Nation Conference on
Community Services for International Visitors in Washington in March.
The impact which this Group made in the sessions they attended was cons,si' .rHe their d
piction of the volunteer strength. their enthusiasm for the volunteer spirit we,,ich seemed to
permeate the conference was noticeably felt.
The Dallas Committee's handbook (guide) to the various chairmen of the , mmittee has a
national reputation and many requests for copies were received by the delegation
2. DCFV. cooperating with the Love Field Management, the City of Dallas and :ne Office of In-
ternational Programs at SMU. has launched a new service at Love Field Airpcrt_ The desk and
phone provided by the city is an information center, staffed 8 hours a day_ 7 days a week.
by volunteers from DCFV.
The function of these staff members is to answer questions of foreign visitor Many people.
both foreign and U. S. visitors, stop to chat about Dallas and its people.
Those who serve at the desk say it is much fun and invite others who have riot yet served to
call and offer to do so.
The next big effort now in the beginning stages - is to gain the interest of rll towns in the
area in preparing for the additional foreign visitors. tourists, as well as sponsored vi hots- preparing
for significant educational and cultural exchange opportunities. The committee leader .hip see this as
a service to the visitor to be sure, hut especially to the Texans who have the privilege or gaining a better
understanding of other cultures.
Principal Assignments for the year are as follows:
Mr. David Briggs: Chairman, Steering Committee
caOWU
Mr. Ross Forney: Chairman-Elect, Steering Committee W&N-
Miss Dorothy Reid: Secretary, Steering Committee
mo93
Mrs. B. C. Jefferson: Chairman, Finance Committee
Mrs. Donald Sander: Chairman of the 1971-1972 Host Family for Foreign Student Program.
Mrs. Edwin C. Loomis: Chairman-Elect, Host Family Foreign Student Program
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YOUNG EXECUTIVES' GROUP
The Young Executives' Group is an organization for business and professional men. This group
seeks a better understanding of major world and national problems through the medium of a monthly
luncheon at which competent individuals of international and national area stature are the principal
speakers.
YOUNG EXECUTIVES' GROUP PROGRAMS FOR 1971-1972
Mr. Russell H. Perry, Chairman of the Board, Republic Financial Services Company, and President, Dal-
las Council on World Affairs. "Personal Experiences Inside The Soviet Union."
Mr. James M. Spellings, Executive Vice President, First National Bank in Dallas, "Europe and Interna-
tional Economics."
Dr. Milton Curry, Jr., President, Bishop College - "Some Personal Observations on Africa."
Congressman James M. Collins - Prominent Dallasite and member of Congress - "The Shifting of U.S.
Miltary Power."
General Ralph E. Haines, Jr., Commanding General, United States Continental Army Command - "A
Sharing In National Security; Citizens and Soldiers." Co-Sponsor with The Rotary Club of Dallas.
Dr. Leon B. Blair, noted lecturer author and authority of the Middle East speaking on "The Economic
Implications of the Middle East Situation."
Mr. Dean Moor, CIA Specialist on Chinese and Southwest Asian Developments, and head of the Vietnam
Task Force, Office of Current Intelligence - "Chinese Domestic and Foreign Affairs."
Canadian Panel presentation featuring Gordon R. S. Hawkins; Robert McConnell; Alex Hemstock; Roy A.
Matthews in a discussion of "Canadian Resources" co-sponsored with the Salesmanship Club of
Dallas.
The Honorable KHIR JOHARI, Minister of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia - "U.S. Role in the
Development of Malaysia and Mainland China." Co-sponsored with the Dallas Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
ROSTER OF PRESIDENTS OF THE YOUNG EXECUTIVES'
GROUP OF THE DCWA SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION IN 1957
Mr. Whitney Harris .._ .................. ................. .......... ....... ......... ................ .......................... 1957-59
Mr. Edward B. Winn ................ ........... ......... .............. ............. _._. 1959-60
Mr. Oliver W. Hammonds ..................... ............................. 1960-62
.......................................... . . . . .
M r. Lawrence Marcus ... _ ......... .......................................... _ ............................................... 1962-64
Mr. John T. Dale ... ....... ........ 1964-65
Mr. William C. Herndon . ...... ._.... ._. ............. ............_.......................... _.._............. 1965-66
Mr. Lee Drain ................ ............. ....................... .......... .................................. ................. ..... 1966-68
Mr. Larry H. Joyce .......................... ................ .............. ......... .._............... ....._......... ...... ...... 1968-69
Mr. Frank Norton .... .................. ...... ................................ ............ ................. _..._................ 1969.71
Mr. David Briggs ..... ......... ....... ...._............................................................................. ..... ...... 1971.72
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Dallas long-time mayor, the late
R. L. Thornton with the Prime
Minister of Thailand, Field Mar-
shall P. Pibulsonggram.
I he Dallas Council on Wo Id At
fairs presents Vice-Preident
Richard M. Nixon, 1959.
Gen. Lauris Norstad, Supreme
Commander, Allied Powers.
Europe 1958 with the late Mr
Fred Florence and Mr. 'VV- W.
Overton, Jr.
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DALLAS COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS
RUSSELL H. PERRY
President
JAMES M. MORONEY, JR.
First Vice President
LEE DRAIN
Secretary-Treasurer
FRANK NORTON
Programs
MRS. FRANK NICK
Membership
MAXWELL A. CLAMPITT
Chairman of the Board
PAUL D. HARKINS, Gen. USA, Ret.
Chairman of the Executive Committee
MORRIS HITE
FELIX R.'McKNIGHT
HENRY S. MILLER, JR.
MRS. H. B. RENFRO
JACK W. SHADDOCK
PAUL THAYER
WARREN G. WOODWARD
JOHN D. TORREY, JR.
Brig. Gen. USA, Ret.
Executive Director
"James W. Aston
*Oliver W. Hammonds
Lawrence S. Pollock, Jr.
Tom L. Beauchamp, Jr.
Leon A. Harris, Jr.
*Mrs. Phil Porter
Merwin L. Bohan
Omar Harvey
Troy V. Post
*Lloyd S. Bowles
Michael F. Hazel
Dewey Presley
Malcolm K. Brachman
William I. Henderson
Charles G. Purnell
*David C. Briggs
Dr. William B. Heroy, Jr.
Paul M. Raigorodsky
Walter E. Brill, Jr.
Albert Linz Hirsch
James C. Reid
Gene Brown
Clifton C. Hopper
Ralph B. Rogers
Thomas W. Butler
Judge Sarah T. Hughes
R. Richard Rubottom, Jr.
Mrs. Alex Camp
*Mrs. Allen E. Humphrey
The Rev. Louis A. Saunders
Maurice I. Carlson
J. A. Humphrey
H. D. Schodde
*Frank T. Carpenter
George W. Jalonick, III
Frank August Schultz
*Paul Carrington
*James W. Keay
V. P. Schumacher
*E. 0. Cartwright
Harold R. Lilley
William H. Seay
*James F. Chambers, Jr.
Eugene M. Locke
Chris Victor Semos
W. P. Clements, Jr.
*Mrs. W. W. Lynch
Charles S. Sharp
Woodrow W. Clements
The Rt. Rev. Theodore H. McCrea
*Judge Gordon Simpson
Mrs. N. B. Clinch
Eugene McDermott
*General Robert J. Smith
Philip E. Coldwell
Henry I. McGee, Jr.
*Mrs. Alex W. Spence
James M. Collins
Mrs. George S. McGhee
*John M. Stemmons
W. E. Cooper
*H. N. Mallon
*Robert H. Stewart, III
Joel H. Cowdrey
*Mrs. Nancy F. Marcus
Robert G. Storey
Glenn R. Cramer
Richard Marcus
L. R. Strickland
*Trammell Crow
M. H. Marr
*Dr. Willis M. Tate
Robert B. Cullum
*Mrs. Thomas W. Massey
Roderic B. Thomas
Dr. Milton K. Curry, Jr.
John Edward May
M. Cullum Thompson
*John T. Dale
Avery Mays
J. Glenn Turner
John H. Davies
Ben H. Mitchell
Mrs. Earl Trager
Roscoe DeWitt
James P. Mitchell
"L. S. Turner, Jr.
*Mrs. Marion F. Dooley
*Mrs. Horace R. Moore
Daniel W. Varel
*Mrs. Clyde Emery
Mrs. Clint Murchison, Jr.
Mrs. P. N. Vinther
J. D. Francis
Matthew Murphy
"Harold F. Volk
William B. Frogue
Raymond D. Nasher
*Travis T. Wallace
Alan B. Gilman
*Mrs. James P. Neill
P. N. Wiggins, Jr.
*Jerry C. Gilmore
Robert M. Olmsted, Sr.
Dan C. Williams
R. A. Goodson
W. W. Overton, Jr.
*Mrs. H. Harold Wineburgh
"'Judge Ed Gossett
George M. Parker
"Edward B. Winn
Cecil H. Green
Sydney K. Peatross
A. M. Wood
*Mrs. Clarence A. Guittard
Herman L. Philipson, Jr.
*Ben H. Wooten
George E. Haddaway
"Dr. Charles P. Pitts
Angus G. Wynne, Jr.
W. Dow Hamm
Roy E. Pitts
Morris Zale
Robert Zech
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Benefits of DCWA Membership:
I. Identification with a civic-minded group whose recognized interest in interna-
tional affairs enhances the progressive international outlook of the community.
2. Announcements on the appearance in Dallas of noted speakers on world affairs
and related events.
3. Invitations to attend social events, including receptions, where distinguished
speakers can be met and heard.
4. Eligibility to participate fully in conference and study group sessions of the Dal-
las Council on World Affairs and other cooperating agencies.
5. Invitations to attend valuable lectures, either free of charge or at minimum rates.
6. Opportunity to support the spread of objective information necessary to the main-
tenance of a strong democracy.
Who Should Be A Member
Every citizen and every business undertaking is now directly or indirectly affected by
world affairs. The need for information is vital; the Council endeavors to meet that
need. Therefore, every citizen and every business undertaking should be a member.
The cost is nominal. The benefits are great.
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MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION BLANK =
TO: DALLAS COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS
3409 Oak Lawn Ave., Suite 115
Dallas, Texas 75219 (Tel.: [phone])
I wish to join the Dallas Council on World Affairs In
the following category of membership:
^ Young Executives Group-$5.00 (for those not
otherwise members of the Council)
^ Regular Member - $15.00 annually (includes hus-
band and wife)
ALL MEMBERSHIP CONTRIBUTIONS ARE
TAX DEDUCTIBLE
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Address
City-
Phone`
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