LETTER TO WILLIAM J. CASEY FROM RAY S. CLINE

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• Publication Date: September 30, 1985
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Counselors Henry A Kissinger Senior Advisers James K Schlesinger Senior Associates Thomas H Moorer
Rc[rert I Henle. S I Zbrgniew Brzezinski Ray S Cline
Robert G Neumann Robert H Kupperman
September 30, 1985
The Honorable William J. Casey
Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, DC 20505
Dear Bill,
We are very pleased that you will be participating as
keynote luncheon speaker at our October 14 conference
on "Terrorism and Industry: Threat and'-Responses." I am
enclosing an agenda for your review as well as a partial
list of participants. As we get closer to the conference
date, I will send you a more complete list.
The conference will be held in the International Club
Building, 1800 K Street, in the Wadsworth Room on level
Bl. It is most convenient to enter through the Inter-
national Club on 18th Street then walk down the one flight
to the B1 level. You should plan to arrive at 11:45 a.m.
as the luncheon begins at 12:00.
Dr. Yonah Alexander and I are mainly responsible for the
content of the program but the management is being
handled by Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
SRI is hosting a w coming rece , do ..fin Sunda evening,
October 13 at the Ma yf Uglej.,
an Mrs. Casey will be free to join us. Please see the
en-mse-T'i itation.
Again, I am deeply grateful for your contribution to this
important meeting.
Overseas Representatives Joseph Godson
Kenichi Ito
Joyce Starr
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In the wake of growing concern surrounding the vulnerability of the
United States to terrorist activities, the Strategic Studies Center of SRI
International is offering industry the opportunity to participate in an
important forum on this subject.
Terrorist activity is expected to grow in intensity in the coming
years and indeed will likely increase in incidence in the United States.
Countermeasures taken by industry now could mitigate possible damage to our
nation and conceivably act as a deterrent. The planned seminar is designed
to provide senior executives with information appropriate to such counter-
measures planning.
This one-day seminar will be held in Washington, D.C., on Monday,
October 14, 1985, at The International Club. Attendance will be limited to
125 participants. Enclosed is an agenda. We hope that you will be able to
participate in this most significant and timely event and look forward to
your response by completing the enclosed registration form.
SRI International
1611 N. Kent Street ? Arlington, VA 22209 ? [phone] ? Cable: SRI INTL WDC
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The conference panels are organized to provide the attendees an opportunity
for dialogue with senior U.S. and international experts. Representatives from the
international community are from countries that have had to deal with the harsh
realities of the growing terrorist threat, (e.g., Israel, Germany, Spain, Great
Britain, and Italy). The panelists will discuss the severity of the threat and possi-
ble actions required on the part of governments and the business community to
counter that threat. The strategic implications of the threat will be addressed
from the perspective of national security and the conduct of business. Emphasis
will be placed on providing attendees with the information necessary for analysis of
trends and their implications for corporate strategic planning.
Continental Breakfast and
Registration - 8:00 AM
Morning Session: 8:30-12:00
Opening Remarks:
Dr. David D. Elliot
Vice President, Research and
Analysis Division, SRI
International
Dr. Roger W. Barnett, Dir.,
SSC/SRI International
Panel I: The Threat of Terrorism
To the Business Community
Dr. Ray S. Cline
Senior Adviser
The Center for Strategic and
International Studies
Georgetown University
INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM: THE THREAT TO INDUSTRY
State Sponsored Terrorism:
Foster
International Network of
Terrorist Movements: Alexander
Sub-National Movements:
Jiminez-Lopez .
Domestic Terrorism Movements:
Moss
o Terrorism and the Corporate
Target: Forbes
o Terrorist Tactics:
Machaneimi
A reception will
o Hardening Techniques for
Industrial Facilities: Eytan
o The Threat to Information
Systems: Parker
Lunch: 12:20-2:00
Keynote Speake':
The Honorable William J. Casey,
Director of, Central Intelligence
Afternoon Session: 2:00-5:15
Panel II: Response to Terrorism:
Government - Corporate
Admiral Jon Boyes
o The Role of the Military:
Horchem
o Corporate Vulnerablilty and How
to Assess it: Metzner
o Preparing for Terrorist
Victimization and the
Psychological Aspects: Stewart
o The Government's Role in
Countermeasures Planning:
Giuffrida
o Fighting Back: The Industry Role:
Bruschweiler
o The Role of the Media:
de Borchgrave
o Corporate Countermeasures and
the Law: Moore
Adjournment - 5:15
immediately follow the conference.
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U.S. Panelists
Professor Yonah Alexander
Director
State University of New York's
Institute for Studies in
International Terrorism
Dr. Roger W. Barnett
Director
Strategic Studies Center, SRI
International
Dr. Ray S. Cline
The Center For Strategic and
International Studies
Georgetown University
Arnaud de Borchgrave
Editor-in-Chief
The Washington Times
The Honorable Jeremiah Denton
Chairman
Senate Subcommittee on Security
and Terrorism
The Honorable Louis O. Giuffrida
Director
Federal Emergency Management
Agency
Mr. Warren Metzner
Manager
Corporate Security
EXXON Corporation
Admiral Jon Boyes, USN (Ret.)
President
Armed Forces Communication and
Electronics Association
Professor John Norton Moore
Director
Center for Law and National Security
University of Virginia Law School
Bernard L. Stewart
Terrorism/Countermeasures Group
Strategic Studies Center
SRI International
Donald E. Moss
Deputy Inspector,
Public Security Section
N.Y. City Police Department
Richard B. Foster
Scholar-in-Residence
Editor-in-Chief
Comparative Strategy
SRI International
Donn B. Parker
Information Technology/Computer
Security
SRI International
International Panelists
Fernando Jiminez-Lopez
Baker and McKenzie
Madrid, Spain
(Former Governor for Civil
Administration, Basque)
Brigadier General Gideon Machaneimi
Deputy to the Advisor to the Prime
Minister on Combatting Terrorism
Israel
Trevor E.T. Forbes, OBE
Assistant Chief Constable
RUC Headquarters (Brooklyn)
Belfast
Northern Irelands
Dr. Hans Josef Horchem
Office for the Protection of the
Constitution
Federal Republic of Germany
Mr. Reuben Eytan
President
Eytan Building Design Ltd.
Israel
Mr. Wallace S. B'ruschweiler, Sr.
Director
International Operations
Data Security Holding, Inc.
Monte-Carlo
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Mr. Richard F. Alden
Vice Chairman & General Counsel
Hughes Aircraft Company
Mr. John Blodger
Sector Director, Employee Relations
Bendix Aerospace Sector.
Mr. Donald W. Carlin
Senior Vice President & General Counsel
Kraft Corporation
Mr. Howard C. Crane
Sr. Vice President, Corporate Affairs
MCI Telecommunications Corporation
Mr. Frank R. Donohue
AVP, Security Officer
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Mr. Charles P. Gallagher
Manager of Security
Bechtel Group Inc.
Mr. Robert D. Haas
President, Chief Executive Officer, & Chief
Levi Strauss & Company
Mr. William T. Hayes
Vice President, Administrative Services
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Mr. Edward L. Hennessy, Jr.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Allied Corporation
Mr. Ben Jacobson
Manager, Corporate Security
Philip Morris, Inc.
Mr. Ed Lachica
Reporter
Wall Street Journal
Mr. Robert W. Marshall
Director Corporate Security Worldwide
AT&T International
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Mr. Tjerk Miedema YES
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AIG Special Services Division of
AIG Speciality Agencies, Inc.
Mr. R. Michael Shepherd
Assistant Vice-President
Robertshaw Controls
Mr. C. Everett Southwick
Director, Congressional Relations
Fluor Corporation
Mr. Kenneth D. Taylor
Sr. V.P. Government Affairs
Nabisco Brands, Inc.
Mr. John V. Tulcini
Director Corporate Security
Norton Company
Mr. Gary Tuttle
Manager, Security
Computer Sciences Corporation
Mr. Theodore R. Viater
Manager, Corporate Security
Merck & Company, Inc.
Mr. Kenneth N. Zeck
Manager
Owens-Illinois, Inc.
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25 September 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Public Affairs
FROM: Director of Central Intelligence
SUBJECT: Speech on Terrorism
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I'd like) Ito poke around and pull together some material
on terrorism a little fresher than my keynote at the'Fletcher School, including
some of the stuff I asked him to do on getting on the high road, some focus on
the obligation of local governments to deal with terrorists on their turf,
how well other countries can help them through legal processes and otherwise.
Salvador's response to the killing of the American Marines there is an example
of how it should be done.
William J. Casey
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Central intelligence Agency
Mr. Ray S. Cline
Senior Adviser
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Georgetown University
1800 K Street Northwest
Washington, D.C. 20006
Dear Ray:
I am honored by your invitation to be the Keynote luncheon speaker
at the Center for Strategic & International Studies symposium on
"Terrorism and Industry: Threat and Responses," conference on
terrorism, Monday, October 14th at the International Club. I will look
forward to meeting with you and chief executive officers of U.S.
industries.
My Public Affairs office will be in touch with you regarding any
further arrangements.
With every good wish.
Sincerely,
William J. Casey
Director of Central Intelligence
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