LETTER TO WILLIAM J. CASEY FROM FRANK A. BURD

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• Publication Date: November 22, 1985
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BALTIMORE COUNCIL ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
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November 22, 1985
Mr. William J. Casey, Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Mr. Casey,
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We look forward to your address before the members of the Balti-
more Council on Foreign Affairs to be held at the World Trade
Center Baltimore on January 22, 1986.
5:15-6:00 p.m. Reception World Trade Center
7:00-7:10 p.m. Address and Question World Trade Center
Answer Session
7:20-9:00 p.m. Dinner Mariner's Pier One
Restaurant
(adjacent to the World
Trade Center)
We expect 300 people at the address and thirty to forty trustees
and corporate members at the Leadership Dinner.
We would appreciate receiving a copy of your resume. Directions
for driving to Baltimore and the World Trade Center are enclosed.
We will be in touch with your staff as we approach January 22nd.
If you have any questions, I would be pleased to respond promptly.
Sincerely,
Frank A. Burd
Executive Director
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Enclosure
PERRY J. BOLTON
BRADFORD JACOBS
SHEILA K. RIGGS
GEORGE L BUNTING, JR.
STUART S. JANNE\ III
JAMES W. ROUSE
DR. FRANK A. BL'RD
ROBERT KELLER
RABBI MURRAY SALMtA.\
REPRESENTATIVE BEVERLY B. BYRON
JOHN R. KIMBERLY
MAYOR WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER
J. F CAFFEY
HENRY KOEILEIN, JR
M. SIGMUND SHAPIRO
DELEGATE BENJAMIN L GARDIN
PROFESSOR JAMES E. LEWIS
LOREE P. SILLOV(AY
SENATOR JAMES CLARK. JR.
SENATOR CHARLES McC. MATHIAS
JOHN F SMITH
CHARLES W COLE, JR.
SENATOR HARRYJ.McGUIRK
STANLEY SOLLINS
FRANK DE FRANCIS
JOSEPH E. MONTAIBANO
SISTER KATHLEEN FEELEY
W GRIFFIN MORREL JR.
AMBASSADOR J. FIFE SYMINGTON
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DR. STEVEN MU11 ER
DR JOHN S. TOLL
AMBASSADOR KINGDON GOUD
JAMES NELSON
BERNARD C. TRUESCHLER
W' GREGORY HAIPIN
PETER F. OSTERCHRIST
JAY M. WILSON
LOUISE B. HOBLITZELL
DONALD H. PATTERSON
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DIRECTIONS: Washington, D.C. to the World Trade Center Baltimore
Via I-95.
Follow 1-95 into Baltimore and then exit on "395, Downtown".
As you proceed on 395, you will see the tall downtown buildings
ahead; and by itself on the right, the 30 story pentagonal
building is the World Trade Center. The exit road, 395, forksc'
Follow the left fork which is clearly marked, "395 Business".
Proceed to the first stop light, Conway Street, and turn
right. Proceed on Conway until it ends, meeting Light Street
at the Inner Harbor. Turn left on Light Street; stay to the
right and turn right at your first opportunity onto Pratt
Street. The World Trade Center is 100 yards ahead on the
right. Turn into the small semi-circular drive in front of
the Trade Center. A parking space will be marked for you
with orange cones.
Via The Baltimore-Washington Parkway (1-295).
Follow 295 into Baltimore. As you proceed, you will see
downtown buildings ahead and the World Trade Center off to
the right. It is a 30 story pentagonal shaped building.
295 will become Russell Street. You will pass over the
Russell Street Bridge; and then the road will bend to the
right and straighten out, at which point it intersects with
Pratt Street. Turn right on Pratt. Proceed about 6 blocks
to the World Trade Center at 401 East Pratt. As you go up
Pratt Street, the World Trade Center looms above you to your
right. Turn into the semi-circular drive in front of the
World Trade Center. A space will be marked for your car by
orange cones.
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31 October 1985
Sir,
I would like to get started on your speech to the
Baltimore Council on Foreign Relations now since it is possible
that I will be out of the country in January. A speech on
Soviet theft of Western technology would be appropriate for
this audience, as would be another in your series of speeches
on international terrorism. I could also do a speech on a new
theme--the growing Libyan subversive threat around the world.
Perhaps you have another message for the Baltimore Council.
Please provide your guidance below, long with any
examples, specifics, or perspectives you mentioned in your
speech. I will have a draft ready for yo) review in December.
Larry,
My speech topic for Baltimore will be:
I want the following specifics mentioned:
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Dire to a ral Intelligence
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PAO 85-0423
16 September 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: George V. Lauder
Director, Public Affairs Office
SUBJECT: Invitation to Address the Baltimore Council on
Foreign Affairs
1. Action Requested: Accept or decline invitation from the Baltimore
Council on Foreign Affairs to address their members and guests sometime at
a convenient date in 1985 or early 1986 at either the World Trade Center in
Baltimore or a local hotel.
2. Possible Agenda: Executive Director of the Baltimore Council on
Foreign Affairs rant . Burd has invited you to be a guest speaker on
"American Intelligence" at the Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs. The
audience of approximately 500 would be made up of well-informed leaders
from the business community, media, professions, and academia. The
suggested format is to allow 30 minutes for remarks and 30 minutes for
questions and answers. The print media would cover your speech, but TV and
radio coverage would not be allowed. The Council is unable to determine if
foreign nationals would attend. Three formats are proposed:
Reception, Address, and Small Dinner Party:
The standard format for a Council meeting is a reception from
5:15-6:00 p.m., an hour for the speech and questions and answers,
followed by a small dinner party 7:30-9:00 p.m. with the
leadership of the Council which includes the corporate members
and trustees.
General Dinner:
The second alternative is a general dinner with the entire
membership followed by the address.
Luncheon:
The third alternative is a luncheon with the Council's membership
followed by the address.
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SUBJECT: Invitation to Address the Baltimore Council on
Foreign Affairs
3. Background: The Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs is dedicated to
community-wide international affairs education. It was founded on
January 20, 1980 and has a membership of 1,500 people. Like its council
counterparts in over fifty communities across the nation, the Baltimore
Council is a local organization in governance and support and is a private,
non-partisan, non-profit service association. Its purpose is to provide a
meeting ground for Baltimore and national leaders, to insure a regular
presence of American and foreign leaders in Baltimore, and to increase
community participation in international affairs. Previous speakers have
included Vice President Bush, Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, ACDA Director
Kenneth L. Adelman, and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for African
Affairs Frank Wisner. (See opposite for further background materials on the
Council.)
4. Recommendation: None. Since a DCI has never made a major address in
Baltimore you may a nterested in covering this territory. Baltimore has
increasingly become a sophisticated city with more opinion leaders who have
national influence. Please indicate your preference and Public Affairs will
make the appropriate response.
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SUBJECT: Invitation to Address the Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs
C"SU
Director of Central intelligence
Dinner format:
Luncheon format:
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Director of Central Intelligence Date
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Remarks To 14: For Coordination and direct response
please.
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Executive Registry
BALTIMORE COUNCIL ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
August 28, 2985
Mr. William J. Casey, Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, DC 20505
Dear Mr. Casey,
On behalf of the Board of Trustees of the Baltimore Council on
Foreign Affairs, I would like to cordially invite you to address
the members and guests of the Council.
I assure you that your audience here would be large, well informed,
and notable.
An address by you on American Intelligence would be a major contri-
bution to the discussion of foreign affairs in the Baltimore community;
and your presence here would add to the vitality of this organization.
We would be grateful for both.
In order to introduce this Council to you, I enclose our brochure
describing its purposes, leadership, and activities. It is supple-
mented by a list of our 1985 speakers.
If you find it possible to accept this invitation, we would be greatly
honored.
Sincerely,
Frank A. Burd
Executive Director
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PERRYJ. BOLTON
BRADFORD JACOBS
SHEILA K RIGGS
GEORGE L BUNTING, JR.
STUART S. JA.\1EY. III
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DR. FRANK A. BURD
ROBERT KELLER
RABBI MURRAY SALT7_\LA.\
REPRESENTATIVE BEVERLY B. BYRON
JOHN R. KIMBERLY
MAYOR \CILLLA.\I DONALD SCHAEFER
J. F. GCFFEY
HENRY KOELLEIN. JR.
M. SIGMUND SHAPIRO
DELEGATE BENJAMIN L CARDIN
PROFESSOR JAMES F. LEWIS
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SENATOR JA.\IEti CLARK. IR.
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BALTIMORE COUNCIL ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
SUITE 2155 WORLD TRADE CENTER BALTIMORE. MARYLAND 21202 (301) -27-2150
1985 DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS PROGRAM
3/27/85
Winter Schedule
January 9
January 31
February 6
February 20
February 27
March 13
March 18
Baltimore Sun Foreign Policy Panel. Messrs. Sterne, Corddry,
and Barnes. World Trade Center Baltimore..
Jack L. Osborn. Executive Managing Director, Asia/Pacific,
TRW Overseas Inc. World Trade Center Baltimore
John Lehman, Secretary of the Navy. Convention Center Baltimore"
Byong Hion Lew, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the
United States. World Trade Center Baltimore
Gerhard Herder, Ambassador of the German Democratic Republic to
the United States. World Trade Center Baltimore
Ignatius C. Olisemeka, Ambassador of Nigeria to the United
States. World Trade Center Baltimore
The Honorable George Bush, Vice-President of the United States.
Hyatt Regency Baltimore
Spring Schedule
March 25
Dante Fascell, Chairman, House Foreign Affairs Committee,
World Trade Center
April 3 Ambassador Paul Nitze. Belvedere Hotel
April 10 K. S. Bajpai, Ambassador of India to the United States. World
Trade Center
April 18 Kurt Waldheim. Former Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Omni International Hotel Baltimore.
April 24 Michael Hayden Armacost, Under Secretary of State for Political
Affairs. Hyatt Regency Hotel
May 1 Frank Wisner, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for African
Affairs (for) South Africa. World Trade Center
May 13 Helen D. Bentley, Representative of the 2nd Congressional
Summer
District. World Trade Center
July 10 James Leonard, Director, Aspen Institute Study of East West
Relations
August 7 Kenneth L. Adelman, Director The Arms Control and Disarma-
ment Agency
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
WILLIAM A. BEASMAN, JR. W. GREGORY HALPIN PETER G. OSTERCHRIST
PERRY J. BOLTON LOUISE B. HOBLITZELL DONALD H. PATTERSON
GEORGE L. BUNTING, JR. BRADFORD JACOBS SHEILA K. RIGGS
DR. FRANK A. BURD STUART S. JANNEY, III JAMES W. ROUSE
REPRESENTATIVE BEVERLY B. BYRON ROBERT KELLER RABBI MURRAY SALTZMAN
J. F. CAFFEY JOHN R. KIMBERLY MAYOR WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER
DELEGATE BENJAMIN L. CARDIN HENRY KOELLEIN, JR. M. SIGMUND SHAPIRO
SENATOR JAMES CLARK, JR. PROFESSOR JAMES E. LEWIS JOHN F. SMITH
CHARLES W. COLE, JR. SENATOR CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS STANLEY SOLLINS
FRANK DE FRANCIS SENATOR HARRY J. McGUIRK B. MAURICE SPARBY
SISTER KATHLEEN FEELEY W. GRIFFIN MORREL, JR. AMBASSADOR J. FIFE SYMINGTON
SOL GOLDSTEIN DR. STEVEN MULLER DR. JOHN S. TOLL
AMBASSADOR KINGDON GOULD JAMES NELSON BERNARD C. TRUESCHLER
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