DCI INVITATION (SOCIAL) 11-14 OCT 79

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP05S00620R000501230017-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 7
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 20, 2009
• Sequence Number: 17
• Publication Date: September 11, 1979
• Content Type: MISC

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DCI INVITATION (SOCIAL)
DATE RECEIVED: 11 September 1979
1. INFORMATION REGARDING THE INVITATION: SUSPENSE: 17 September 1979
b. Type of Event: Annual Fall Board of Advisors Meetings -
The Patterson School of Diplomacy & Int'l Commerce,
c. Special Occasion: University of Kentucky
d. Hosted By:
e. Date/Time: Thursday, 11 October - Sunday, 14 October 1979
f. Location: Lexington/Lake Cumberland, Kentucky
g. Attire:
h. Significant Info: Reservation form attached.
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4. DCI DECISION: (MRS. TURNER INVITE,tD - Yes No)
b. PASS TO: DDCI D/DCI/IC D/DCI/NI
5. AIDE FINAL ACTION: - ~yLP~
a. COMMENTS:
Accept Re r t Remarks
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The University of Kentucky
Lexington, Kentucky 40506 U.S.A.
[phone]
MEMORANDUM
Vincent Davis, Director
Patterson Chair Professor
of International Studies
FROM: The Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce
RE: Annual Fall Board of Advisors (BOA) meetings -- Oct. 11-14, 1979
It's that time again--time for you to send us your reservation sheet
for this fall's BOA meetings. Our current newsletter should have
reached you about six weeks ago, with the basic information on page 1.
As usual at our fall meetings, we will start with an informal buffet
dinner at the Davis home, and then the trip down to Lake Cumberland
later on that Thursday evening, October 11, for the main sessions on
Friday and Saturday before breaking camp to return Lexington and depart-
ing flights on Sunday, October 14. PLEASE FILL OUT AND RETURN THE EN-
CLOSED RESERVATIONS FORM IMMEDIATELY.
You will probably be interested in a few program details. Although
some of the following is still tentative, we feel fairly certain that
the Friday-Saturday panels down at the lake will include most of these
people and topics--but perhaps in a somewhat different format.
Given heightened interest in U.S. zelations with both the USSR
and China, in this season of SALT II and other complexities,
we want to focus some attention in this direction. General Bob
GARD (BOA member) has recently led unprecedented delegations of
U.S. military officers to talk to their counterparts in the USSR
and China. Rosemary MAZON (BOA member) has been heavily involved
in her capacity as Vice President of Pullman in Pullman's exten-
sive business dealings in the Soviet Union and with China. Navy
Captain Bob BOVEY, now Military Assistant to the Secretary of
Defense, has some thoughts on the role of intelligence in con-
nection with U.S. international trade activities. Air Force
Colonel Ted WARNER, now Special Assistant to the Chief of Staff
of the Air Force, has been heavily involved in SALT II matters
following two years of duty in Moscow recently. We are counting
on Bob and Rosemary, plus special guests Bovey and Warner, to form
a panel to help us sharpen our thinking on important dimensions of
U.S. relationships with the USSR and China. Another possible
participant on this panel is Bob DEAN, a top specialist on the
USSR for the CIA.
Programs of Professional Development, Research and Service in World Affairs for Kentucky, the Nation and the Global Community
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BOA Reservations
Oct. 11-14, 1979
Page 2
THE SMALLER POWERS
If the "super powers" play the major roles on the world stage,
many smaller nations also play increasingly significant roles
too. A key member of our Patterson School faculty and staff,
Professor Mickey EAST, has just returned from a sabbatical year
in Oslo which featured sidetrips to other important nations.
Another of our Patterson School faculty members, Professor Dan
NELSON, made a prolonged research trip through several nations
of Central and Eastern Europe during Spring Semester '79. And
our Patterson School alumnus Tom NILES is now Director of the
Office of Central European Affairs (covering both Germanies,
Austria and Switzerland) at the Department of State. We look
forward to hearing from these three people, and perhaps one or
two others, as a ,panel focusing on the lesser powers, One of
the additional members of this panel is likely to be Kewal SINGH,
the most distinguished diplomat in the history of India, formerly
the Indian Ambassador to the U.S. and later to the USSR, who is
scheduled to be in residence with us again in Fall Semester '79.
The importance of energy issues does not need any further stress,
but developments move very fast in this field. We expect to have
several special guests on hand at our BOA meetings in October to
help expand our knowledge. Dr. Howard BUCKNELL III is a key per-
son in the Program for Energy Research at Ohio State University;
he has also had longstanding associations with people involved in
energy matters in Washington--starting with President Carter him-
self. Mr. Jack JOYCE is the Chief Engineer and a prime leader at
Princeton's Plasma Physics Laboratory, one of the main centers
engaged in developing energy from nuclear fusion techniques.
We also hope that Mr. George A. NEEDLE; Director of Sales and
Training,. the Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation, can join us
as a member of this panel.
Other friends of the Patterson School, most of whom have been our
guests earlier, have also been invited to be our special guests at
the BOA meetings in mid-October at Lake Cumberland. These include:
--- Dean Graham ALLISON, J. F. Kennedy School, Harvard University.
--- Mr. Fred CURREY, President of Delta Steamship Lines.
--- Mr. Joe FROMM, Associate Editor in Charge of International News,
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT magazine.
--- Mr. Michael GADBAW, formerly an attorney with the Treasury Depart-
ment helping to negotiate the new international trade agreement,
and now with the new presidential Office of International Trade.
--- And, although this is a long shot, there's at least a chance that
former Defence minister and former. Chancellor of the Exchequer
Denis HEALEY, British Government, will be with us.
Again, PLEASE RETURN YOUR RESERVATIONS FORM TO US IMMEDIATELY. Thanks!
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TO: Patterson School of Diplomacy DATE:
and International Commerce
Patterson Tower -- Suite 1665
University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY 40506 PHONE: [phone]
FROM:
PHONE:
RE: ADVANCE RESERVATIONS -- Patterson School Board of Advisors
(BOA) meetings, Oct. 11 - Oct. 14,
1979 at Lake Cumberland Resort
Arrive Lex., KY, Flight # , Oct. , Time:
Depart Lex., KY, Flight # , Oct. , Time:
[ ] I will be responsible for all of my own travel by private ar-
rangements, planning to join the BOA meetings at:
DATE: TIME: PLACE:
[ ] I will be accompanied by my spouse, at my own expense, asking
that he/she be included in the leisure and social events, and
in the meetings too if he/she would like.
[ ] I understand that we will be staying at Lake Cumberland Resort
Park about 100 miles south of Lexington, which is on CENTRAL TIME
(whereas Lexington is on EASTERN TIME), and where the main phone
is [phone]. I will need my room or cottage for the follow-
ing nights: [ ] ALL -- or only [ ] Thr Oct 11, [ ] Fri Oct 12,
[ ] Sat Oct 13.
If possible, I would prefer the following kind of accommodation:
[ ] big room in main lodge, [ ] 1-bdrm cottage, [ ] 2-bdrm cottage.
COMMENTS, QUESTIONS OR SPECIAL REQUESTS:
[Please return this IMMEDIATELY -- phone us if you need more info.]
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