Richard Nixon Presidential LibraryWhite House Special Files CollectionFolder List

Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

21 17 nd Other Document Document stating incumbent Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs and potential candidates 1pg

21 17 12121968 Letter Letter from Glenard Lipscomb to Flanigan recommending David Abshir for the position of Director of Intelligence amp Research in the Sated Dpt 1pg

21 17 nd Report Biographical account of David M Abshire 2pgs

21 17 nd Other Document Document stating incumbent Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affiars and potential candidates 1pg

21 17 nd Report Addendum (career history) RE John C Mundt 1pg

21 17 12061968 Letter Letter from Karl E Mundt to Harlow recommending John C Mundt for service in RNs administration (Assistant Secretary of Sate for Latin Affairs Dpt Of Commerce HUD HEW) 2pgs

Tuesday May 26 2009 Page 1 of 3

Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

21 17 nd Report Biographical data (resume) for John C Mundt 2pgs

21 17 1967 Other Document Cut-out from Whos Who in America stating brief biographical information for Philip Alexander Ray 1pg

21 17 nd Report Printout listing education profressionl history specialties executive positions amp miscellaneous information for Philp Alexander Ray 1pg

21 17 nd Report Whos Who in America biographical information RE Thomas Clifton Mann 1pg

21 17 11201968 Letter Letter (author unk) to Haldeman recommending Grayson Kirk JEW Sterling Tom Curtis John Petly Carter Burgess Milton Eisenhower Charles Meyer David Bell Tony Soloman Robert Hill John Gallagher amp Don Meads to key positions

21 17 nd Report Whos Who in America biographical information RE Clare Hayes Timberlake 1pg

21 17 nd Memo Memo from Kintner to Dick Allen RE Clare H Timberlake

Tuesday May 26 2009 Page 2 of 3

Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

21 17 nd Memo Memo for the record from Dick Allen RE Clare H Timberlake 1pg

21 17 nd Other Document Document stating incumbent Assistant Secretary of State for European Affiars and potential candidates 1pg

21 17 nd Report Work history and brief personal information of Melvin A Conant 3pgs

Tuesday May 26 2009 Page 3 of 3

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43 Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs

Incumbent Joseph Palmer II u Maryland 040166

Candidatesbullbull Joseph Palmer J II

Incmb Asst Sec Af Affbull bull

bullbull David M Abshire 37 bull Exec Sec Cent Inst Stud bull Allen ICV 4 ~( -

Olf PAS POP 3

GLENARD P LIPSCOMB COMMI1TEpoundS

APPROPRIATIONS

STAT JusTICE eoMMpoundftCIE JuoteIA Ctongrt55 of tbt Wnittb ~tatt5 HOUSE ADMINISTRATION

JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE UBAlIIV~ou6e of ltprt6entatibe~ JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING

~fJfnllton Jlft 20515

December 12 1968

Mr Peter Flanigan 450 Park Avenue New York City New York 10022

Dear Mr Flanigan

I am writing in behalf 0

Executive Secretary of the Center li~~ii~~~~ at Georgetown University

Mr Abshire is interested in being considered for the position of Director of Iptelljgepce gnd Research dB she Regartment of ~r Enclosed is a copy of h15 resume -bull u

It has been my privilege to have worked with Dave Abshire on various occasions over the years He is an exshytremely able individual and I would strongly urge that every consideration be given to his application I feel sure he would serve with much distinction and bring credit to the Nixon Administration Any consideration that may be given to Dave Abshire for this position would be appreshyciated

Thank you for your attention to this request

Sincerely ~

~~c~b~-----G1enard P L~pc b Member of Con r ss

GPLmbh Enclosure

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DAVID M ABSHIRE Executive Director The Center for Strategic Studies

Georgefown University

David Manker Abshire was born in 1926 in Chattanooga Tennessee He has specialized in the management of policy research on intershynational affairs He has been Executive Secretary of the Center for Strategic Studies Georgetown University since its founding in 1962 a title which was changed to Executive Director in late 1968 He received his doctorate in history from Georgetown with highest academic honors (Gold Key Society)

From 1958 to 1960 he was a member of the Minority Leadership staff of the House of Representatives and also served as Research Director for the House Republican Policy Committee He worked with Congressman Lipscomb in the preparation of the Defense and Foreign Policy planks of the Republican Platform over the past three conventions and directed the 1960 Congressional project on Americas defense posture chaired by Congressman Gerald Ford and including over thirty Congressmen

A 1951 graduate of the United States Military Academy he served fifteen months in the Korean War as a front line platoon leader company commander and division staff intelligence officer

At the Center working under its Chairman Admiral Arleigh Burke he has had the direct responsibility for supervising a thirty man staff and coordinating in the past year the policy research of over one hundred experts throughout the world on the various projects as well as coordinating the Centers Boards and dealing with the various international corporations which support the Centers reshysearch He is the program planner for the Centers international Research Council chaired by Professor Philip E Mosely The Council includes noted professors from Harvard Yale Columbia the Unishyversity of London and elsewhere

In the past several years he has done much personal research on Portuguese Africa and directed a six man team in field research on both economic and political trends He personally authored the chapters in the book on historical background race relations manufacturing and mining and policy prospects This research has involved him in other parts of Africa as well as its general history The study is now in the process of being published by Praeger This project as well as his own travels and interviewing in Africa have given him a special knowledge of the attitudes of both blacks and whites in the conflict developing between black controlled and white controlled Africa -- the prime policy problem facing America in Africa today His broad background in national security problems would be helpful in view of the increased Soviet interests in the Indian Ocean and such places as Nigeria He has

Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

21 17 nd Report Biographical data (resume) for John C Mundt 2pgs

21 17 1967 Other Document Cut-out from Whos Who in America stating brief biographical information for Philip Alexander Ray 1pg

21 17 nd Report Printout listing education profressionl history specialties executive positions amp miscellaneous information for Philp Alexander Ray 1pg

21 17 nd Report Whos Who in America biographical information RE Thomas Clifton Mann 1pg

21 17 11201968 Letter Letter (author unk) to Haldeman recommending Grayson Kirk JEW Sterling Tom Curtis John Petly Carter Burgess Milton Eisenhower Charles Meyer David Bell Tony Soloman Robert Hill John Gallagher amp Don Meads to key positions

21 17 nd Report Whos Who in America biographical information RE Clare Hayes Timberlake 1pg

21 17 nd Memo Memo from Kintner to Dick Allen RE Clare H Timberlake

Tuesday May 26 2009 Page 2 of 3

Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

21 17 nd Memo Memo for the record from Dick Allen RE Clare H Timberlake 1pg

21 17 nd Other Document Document stating incumbent Assistant Secretary of State for European Affiars and potential candidates 1pg

21 17 nd Report Work history and brief personal information of Melvin A Conant 3pgs

Tuesday May 26 2009 Page 3 of 3

XII STATE

43 Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs

Incumbent Joseph Palmer II u Maryland 040166

Candidatesbullbull Joseph Palmer J II

Incmb Asst Sec Af Affbull bull

bullbull David M Abshire 37 bull Exec Sec Cent Inst Stud bull Allen ICV 4 ~( -

Olf PAS POP 3

GLENARD P LIPSCOMB COMMI1TEpoundS

APPROPRIATIONS

STAT JusTICE eoMMpoundftCIE JuoteIA Ctongrt55 of tbt Wnittb ~tatt5 HOUSE ADMINISTRATION

JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE UBAlIIV~ou6e of ltprt6entatibe~ JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING

~fJfnllton Jlft 20515

December 12 1968

Mr Peter Flanigan 450 Park Avenue New York City New York 10022

Dear Mr Flanigan

I am writing in behalf 0

Executive Secretary of the Center li~~ii~~~~ at Georgetown University

Mr Abshire is interested in being considered for the position of Director of Iptelljgepce gnd Research dB she Regartment of ~r Enclosed is a copy of h15 resume -bull u

It has been my privilege to have worked with Dave Abshire on various occasions over the years He is an exshytremely able individual and I would strongly urge that every consideration be given to his application I feel sure he would serve with much distinction and bring credit to the Nixon Administration Any consideration that may be given to Dave Abshire for this position would be appreshyciated

Thank you for your attention to this request

Sincerely ~

~~c~b~-----G1enard P L~pc b Member of Con r ss

GPLmbh Enclosure

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DAVID M ABSHIRE Executive Director The Center for Strategic Studies

Georgefown University

David Manker Abshire was born in 1926 in Chattanooga Tennessee He has specialized in the management of policy research on intershynational affairs He has been Executive Secretary of the Center for Strategic Studies Georgetown University since its founding in 1962 a title which was changed to Executive Director in late 1968 He received his doctorate in history from Georgetown with highest academic honors (Gold Key Society)

From 1958 to 1960 he was a member of the Minority Leadership staff of the House of Representatives and also served as Research Director for the House Republican Policy Committee He worked with Congressman Lipscomb in the preparation of the Defense and Foreign Policy planks of the Republican Platform over the past three conventions and directed the 1960 Congressional project on Americas defense posture chaired by Congressman Gerald Ford and including over thirty Congressmen

A 1951 graduate of the United States Military Academy he served fifteen months in the Korean War as a front line platoon leader company commander and division staff intelligence officer

At the Center working under its Chairman Admiral Arleigh Burke he has had the direct responsibility for supervising a thirty man staff and coordinating in the past year the policy research of over one hundred experts throughout the world on the various projects as well as coordinating the Centers Boards and dealing with the various international corporations which support the Centers reshysearch He is the program planner for the Centers international Research Council chaired by Professor Philip E Mosely The Council includes noted professors from Harvard Yale Columbia the Unishyversity of London and elsewhere

In the past several years he has done much personal research on Portuguese Africa and directed a six man team in field research on both economic and political trends He personally authored the chapters in the book on historical background race relations manufacturing and mining and policy prospects This research has involved him in other parts of Africa as well as its general history The study is now in the process of being published by Praeger This project as well as his own travels and interviewing in Africa have given him a special knowledge of the attitudes of both blacks and whites in the conflict developing between black controlled and white controlled Africa -- the prime policy problem facing America in Africa today His broad background in national security problems would be helpful in view of the increased Soviet interests in the Indian Ocean and such places as Nigeria He has

Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

21 17 nd Memo Memo for the record from Dick Allen RE Clare H Timberlake 1pg

21 17 nd Other Document Document stating incumbent Assistant Secretary of State for European Affiars and potential candidates 1pg

21 17 nd Report Work history and brief personal information of Melvin A Conant 3pgs

Tuesday May 26 2009 Page 3 of 3

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43 Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs

Incumbent Joseph Palmer II u Maryland 040166

Candidatesbullbull Joseph Palmer J II

Incmb Asst Sec Af Affbull bull

bullbull David M Abshire 37 bull Exec Sec Cent Inst Stud bull Allen ICV 4 ~( -

Olf PAS POP 3

GLENARD P LIPSCOMB COMMI1TEpoundS

APPROPRIATIONS

STAT JusTICE eoMMpoundftCIE JuoteIA Ctongrt55 of tbt Wnittb ~tatt5 HOUSE ADMINISTRATION

JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE UBAlIIV~ou6e of ltprt6entatibe~ JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING

~fJfnllton Jlft 20515

December 12 1968

Mr Peter Flanigan 450 Park Avenue New York City New York 10022

Dear Mr Flanigan

I am writing in behalf 0

Executive Secretary of the Center li~~ii~~~~ at Georgetown University

Mr Abshire is interested in being considered for the position of Director of Iptelljgepce gnd Research dB she Regartment of ~r Enclosed is a copy of h15 resume -bull u

It has been my privilege to have worked with Dave Abshire on various occasions over the years He is an exshytremely able individual and I would strongly urge that every consideration be given to his application I feel sure he would serve with much distinction and bring credit to the Nixon Administration Any consideration that may be given to Dave Abshire for this position would be appreshyciated

Thank you for your attention to this request

Sincerely ~

~~c~b~-----G1enard P L~pc b Member of Con r ss

GPLmbh Enclosure

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DAVID M ABSHIRE Executive Director The Center for Strategic Studies

Georgefown University

David Manker Abshire was born in 1926 in Chattanooga Tennessee He has specialized in the management of policy research on intershynational affairs He has been Executive Secretary of the Center for Strategic Studies Georgetown University since its founding in 1962 a title which was changed to Executive Director in late 1968 He received his doctorate in history from Georgetown with highest academic honors (Gold Key Society)

From 1958 to 1960 he was a member of the Minority Leadership staff of the House of Representatives and also served as Research Director for the House Republican Policy Committee He worked with Congressman Lipscomb in the preparation of the Defense and Foreign Policy planks of the Republican Platform over the past three conventions and directed the 1960 Congressional project on Americas defense posture chaired by Congressman Gerald Ford and including over thirty Congressmen

A 1951 graduate of the United States Military Academy he served fifteen months in the Korean War as a front line platoon leader company commander and division staff intelligence officer

At the Center working under its Chairman Admiral Arleigh Burke he has had the direct responsibility for supervising a thirty man staff and coordinating in the past year the policy research of over one hundred experts throughout the world on the various projects as well as coordinating the Centers Boards and dealing with the various international corporations which support the Centers reshysearch He is the program planner for the Centers international Research Council chaired by Professor Philip E Mosely The Council includes noted professors from Harvard Yale Columbia the Unishyversity of London and elsewhere

In the past several years he has done much personal research on Portuguese Africa and directed a six man team in field research on both economic and political trends He personally authored the chapters in the book on historical background race relations manufacturing and mining and policy prospects This research has involved him in other parts of Africa as well as its general history The study is now in the process of being published by Praeger This project as well as his own travels and interviewing in Africa have given him a special knowledge of the attitudes of both blacks and whites in the conflict developing between black controlled and white controlled Africa -- the prime policy problem facing America in Africa today His broad background in national security problems would be helpful in view of the increased Soviet interests in the Indian Ocean and such places as Nigeria He has

XII STATE

43 Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs

Incumbent Joseph Palmer II u Maryland 040166

Candidatesbullbull Joseph Palmer J II

Incmb Asst Sec Af Affbull bull

bullbull David M Abshire 37 bull Exec Sec Cent Inst Stud bull Allen ICV 4 ~( -

Olf PAS POP 3

GLENARD P LIPSCOMB COMMI1TEpoundS

APPROPRIATIONS

STAT JusTICE eoMMpoundftCIE JuoteIA Ctongrt55 of tbt Wnittb ~tatt5 HOUSE ADMINISTRATION

JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE UBAlIIV~ou6e of ltprt6entatibe~ JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING

~fJfnllton Jlft 20515

December 12 1968

Mr Peter Flanigan 450 Park Avenue New York City New York 10022

Dear Mr Flanigan

I am writing in behalf 0

Executive Secretary of the Center li~~ii~~~~ at Georgetown University

Mr Abshire is interested in being considered for the position of Director of Iptelljgepce gnd Research dB she Regartment of ~r Enclosed is a copy of h15 resume -bull u

It has been my privilege to have worked with Dave Abshire on various occasions over the years He is an exshytremely able individual and I would strongly urge that every consideration be given to his application I feel sure he would serve with much distinction and bring credit to the Nixon Administration Any consideration that may be given to Dave Abshire for this position would be appreshyciated

Thank you for your attention to this request

Sincerely ~

~~c~b~-----G1enard P L~pc b Member of Con r ss

GPLmbh Enclosure

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DAVID M ABSHIRE Executive Director The Center for Strategic Studies

Georgefown University

David Manker Abshire was born in 1926 in Chattanooga Tennessee He has specialized in the management of policy research on intershynational affairs He has been Executive Secretary of the Center for Strategic Studies Georgetown University since its founding in 1962 a title which was changed to Executive Director in late 1968 He received his doctorate in history from Georgetown with highest academic honors (Gold Key Society)

From 1958 to 1960 he was a member of the Minority Leadership staff of the House of Representatives and also served as Research Director for the House Republican Policy Committee He worked with Congressman Lipscomb in the preparation of the Defense and Foreign Policy planks of the Republican Platform over the past three conventions and directed the 1960 Congressional project on Americas defense posture chaired by Congressman Gerald Ford and including over thirty Congressmen

A 1951 graduate of the United States Military Academy he served fifteen months in the Korean War as a front line platoon leader company commander and division staff intelligence officer

At the Center working under its Chairman Admiral Arleigh Burke he has had the direct responsibility for supervising a thirty man staff and coordinating in the past year the policy research of over one hundred experts throughout the world on the various projects as well as coordinating the Centers Boards and dealing with the various international corporations which support the Centers reshysearch He is the program planner for the Centers international Research Council chaired by Professor Philip E Mosely The Council includes noted professors from Harvard Yale Columbia the Unishyversity of London and elsewhere

In the past several years he has done much personal research on Portuguese Africa and directed a six man team in field research on both economic and political trends He personally authored the chapters in the book on historical background race relations manufacturing and mining and policy prospects This research has involved him in other parts of Africa as well as its general history The study is now in the process of being published by Praeger This project as well as his own travels and interviewing in Africa have given him a special knowledge of the attitudes of both blacks and whites in the conflict developing between black controlled and white controlled Africa -- the prime policy problem facing America in Africa today His broad background in national security problems would be helpful in view of the increased Soviet interests in the Indian Ocean and such places as Nigeria He has

GLENARD P LIPSCOMB COMMI1TEpoundS

APPROPRIATIONS

STAT JusTICE eoMMpoundftCIE JuoteIA Ctongrt55 of tbt Wnittb ~tatt5 HOUSE ADMINISTRATION

JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE UBAlIIV~ou6e of ltprt6entatibe~ JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING

~fJfnllton Jlft 20515

December 12 1968

Mr Peter Flanigan 450 Park Avenue New York City New York 10022

Dear Mr Flanigan

I am writing in behalf 0

Executive Secretary of the Center li~~ii~~~~ at Georgetown University

Mr Abshire is interested in being considered for the position of Director of Iptelljgepce gnd Research dB she Regartment of ~r Enclosed is a copy of h15 resume -bull u

It has been my privilege to have worked with Dave Abshire on various occasions over the years He is an exshytremely able individual and I would strongly urge that every consideration be given to his application I feel sure he would serve with much distinction and bring credit to the Nixon Administration Any consideration that may be given to Dave Abshire for this position would be appreshyciated

Thank you for your attention to this request

Sincerely ~

~~c~b~-----G1enard P L~pc b Member of Con r ss

GPLmbh Enclosure

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DAVID M ABSHIRE Executive Director The Center for Strategic Studies

Georgefown University

David Manker Abshire was born in 1926 in Chattanooga Tennessee He has specialized in the management of policy research on intershynational affairs He has been Executive Secretary of the Center for Strategic Studies Georgetown University since its founding in 1962 a title which was changed to Executive Director in late 1968 He received his doctorate in history from Georgetown with highest academic honors (Gold Key Society)

From 1958 to 1960 he was a member of the Minority Leadership staff of the House of Representatives and also served as Research Director for the House Republican Policy Committee He worked with Congressman Lipscomb in the preparation of the Defense and Foreign Policy planks of the Republican Platform over the past three conventions and directed the 1960 Congressional project on Americas defense posture chaired by Congressman Gerald Ford and including over thirty Congressmen

A 1951 graduate of the United States Military Academy he served fifteen months in the Korean War as a front line platoon leader company commander and division staff intelligence officer

At the Center working under its Chairman Admiral Arleigh Burke he has had the direct responsibility for supervising a thirty man staff and coordinating in the past year the policy research of over one hundred experts throughout the world on the various projects as well as coordinating the Centers Boards and dealing with the various international corporations which support the Centers reshysearch He is the program planner for the Centers international Research Council chaired by Professor Philip E Mosely The Council includes noted professors from Harvard Yale Columbia the Unishyversity of London and elsewhere

In the past several years he has done much personal research on Portuguese Africa and directed a six man team in field research on both economic and political trends He personally authored the chapters in the book on historical background race relations manufacturing and mining and policy prospects This research has involved him in other parts of Africa as well as its general history The study is now in the process of being published by Praeger This project as well as his own travels and interviewing in Africa have given him a special knowledge of the attitudes of both blacks and whites in the conflict developing between black controlled and white controlled Africa -- the prime policy problem facing America in Africa today His broad background in national security problems would be helpful in view of the increased Soviet interests in the Indian Ocean and such places as Nigeria He has

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DAVID M ABSHIRE Executive Director The Center for Strategic Studies

Georgefown University

David Manker Abshire was born in 1926 in Chattanooga Tennessee He has specialized in the management of policy research on intershynational affairs He has been Executive Secretary of the Center for Strategic Studies Georgetown University since its founding in 1962 a title which was changed to Executive Director in late 1968 He received his doctorate in history from Georgetown with highest academic honors (Gold Key Society)

From 1958 to 1960 he was a member of the Minority Leadership staff of the House of Representatives and also served as Research Director for the House Republican Policy Committee He worked with Congressman Lipscomb in the preparation of the Defense and Foreign Policy planks of the Republican Platform over the past three conventions and directed the 1960 Congressional project on Americas defense posture chaired by Congressman Gerald Ford and including over thirty Congressmen

A 1951 graduate of the United States Military Academy he served fifteen months in the Korean War as a front line platoon leader company commander and division staff intelligence officer

At the Center working under its Chairman Admiral Arleigh Burke he has had the direct responsibility for supervising a thirty man staff and coordinating in the past year the policy research of over one hundred experts throughout the world on the various projects as well as coordinating the Centers Boards and dealing with the various international corporations which support the Centers reshysearch He is the program planner for the Centers international Research Council chaired by Professor Philip E Mosely The Council includes noted professors from Harvard Yale Columbia the Unishyversity of London and elsewhere

In the past several years he has done much personal research on Portuguese Africa and directed a six man team in field research on both economic and political trends He personally authored the chapters in the book on historical background race relations manufacturing and mining and policy prospects This research has involved him in other parts of Africa as well as its general history The study is now in the process of being published by Praeger This project as well as his own travels and interviewing in Africa have given him a special knowledge of the attitudes of both blacks and whites in the conflict developing between black controlled and white controlled Africa -- the prime policy problem facing America in Africa today His broad background in national security problems would be helpful in view of the increased Soviet interests in the Indian Ocean and such places as Nigeria He has

recently been directing a panel study on Western Europe which has given him additional acquaintance with the former colonial powers and their residual interests in Africa He knows well the changing situation in Portugal through many contacts of his father-in-law Admiral George W Anderson formerly Ambasshysador there

He has in addition a strong grounding in American history and US race relations as evidenced by his biography The South Rejects a Prophet about which Ralph McGill wrote a foreword He has extremely widespread contacts with international corshyporations and is familiar with the problems of and need for private capital investment and know how in developing areas of the world _

His books include National Security Political z Military and Economic Strategies in the Decade Ahead (co-editor) Detente Cold War Strategies in Transition (contributor) Portuguese Africa (editor-author) Conservatism -- Waxing or Waning (Wilshyliamsburg 1964) contributing authQr and author of The South Rejects a Prophet The Life of Senator D II Key 1824-1900 (Praeger 1967) He has contributed articles or reviews to The New York Times the U oS Naval Institute Proceedings Army Magazine The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science and the American Political Science Review

REFERENCES Admiral Arleigh Burke USN (Ret) Hon Robert B Anderson Congressman William E Brock III Hon Joseph S Farland Mr Peter M Flanigan Hon J Clifford Folger Congressman Gerald R~ Ford General Alfred M Gruenther USA (Ret) Mr Bryce N Harlow Senator Henry M Jackson Congressman Melvin R Laird Congressman Glenard P Lipscomb Hon Neil H McElroy Professor Philip E Mosely Admiral Arthur W Radford Mr Richard Mellon Scaife

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44 Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs

Incumbent Covey T Oliver U 101168 TermExp

Candidatesbull George Lodge

Harvard Business School John C Mundt 49 ~ _ Flanigan Casey Kissingerbull Sr VP Lone Star Cement H-w~

bullbullbull Frank Shakespeare 37 V

VP CBSbull bull

bull Philip A Ray - 57 bull Lawyer-Author-SanFran Calif bull AEI

Tom Mann - 56 Executive Secretary of Auto Manufac __

_ Rec by Franklin Murphy (AllenCasey)_

- Clare H Tbnberlake - 61 - Dept of State _~ec Il~Kinlle~J~nd raquoy Allen)

04 PAS POP 3

1960

Addendum

Career History John C Mundt

1967-Present Senior Vice President Marketing and Public Affairs Lone Star Cement Corporation New York Supervisor H E Green President Salary $48500

1965-1967 Vice President-Marketing and Sales Lone Star New York Supervisor John H Mathis former President Rye New York (Tel 914 WO 7-1097)Salary $40000

1963-1964 Regional Vice President Pacific Northwest RegionLone Star Seattle Washington Supervisor John H Mathis (See above) Salary $35000

Community Activities

Board Member Seattle Symphony Orchestra Assoc Board Member Seattle Area Industrial Council Member of Official Board Seattle First Methodist Church Chairman Public Affairs Committee Seattle Chamber

of Commerce

1961-1962 Vice President - Administration Foreign Subsidiaries Lone Star New York Supervisor HA Sawyer former President Bronxville New York (Tel 9l4-DE 7-7011) Salary $30000

Vice President and Manager Argentine subsidiaryLone Star Buenos Aires t Argentina Supervisor H A Sawyer (see above) Salary $25000

1956-1959 Vice President Uruguayan subsidiary Lone Star Montevideo Uruguay Su~ervisor HA Sawyer (seeabove) Salary $13500-$18000

1948-1956 Attorney associated with Haight Deming Gardner Poor and Havens 80 Broad Street New York NY Supervisor Bernard D Atwood Esq Salary $4500-10000

1947-1948 Associate Professor of Spanish Yale University New Haven Conn Salary per hour basis

1942-1943 Junior Economic Analyst American Embassy Lima Peru Immediate Supervisor David Maynard Salary $4000

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ROBERT It RUDDY December 6 1968 LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT

Va- Bryce Harlow Assistant to the President-Elect 450 Park Avenue New York NY 10022

Dear Bryce

Following our telephone conversation of the other evening in which you urged me to send up the names of any top level people whose availability I might learn about who are qualified for subshyCabinet policy making or assistant Secretarial positions I have given the matter considerable thought and I shall be sending you from time to time such recommendations However I realize that positions of this type require the best type of dedicated service complete loyalty and a certain type of personality compatability and I assure you I shall not be flooding you with a host of names and will be sending up only those that I am completely confident can fill the bill

This letter conveys to you the biographical data and experience background of one such indivi lease do not be alarmed because his name is Mundt John C is the son of a cousin of mine now deceased from ~oux Falls South Dakota but that has no bearing on my strong recommendation of his appointment It simply accounts for the fact that I have some intimate knowshyledge of his experience both in government and business and that I have followed his career with more than ordinary interest

You will note that John C Mundt is presently a Senior Vice President of the Lone Star Cement Corporation where incidentally he is earning around $45000 a year - or at least he is drawing a salary of that magnitude When I asked him why he would give up a position paying that much for what would have to be a sub~ stantially smaller salary he told me that he believed the Corporation would give him an extended leave of absence for a career in public service and for some reason or other he seems to have a real yen to help his country and his government which supersedes all elements of remuneration

I would believe Bryce that any Cabinet officer or high public official in the Nixon Administration interviewing John Mundt would be impressed by his capabilities his personality

Mr Bryce Harlow - 2 - December 6 1968

and his knowledge of various aspects of public affairs I think that with his background of experience in Latin America he might well serve for example as an Assistant Secretary of stabgt for Latin Affairs or for his pubfic background he might well serve ~s a top level official in the Department of Commercyen HUD or HEW or possibly as successor to Ailibassador Roh~_ In ~events ~nt you to have his file since tSis is one man I would bet my life on as making an outstanding public servant if a position were offered him of sufficient Significance to induce him to leave his present position with the Lone star Cement Corporation

On another subject I am following through with our undershystanding on the telephone in preparing a list of white hattedll

and black hatted present time government officials down here and I shall submit names to you from time to time It was good talking with you on the phone the other evening and I hasten to remind you that you have not as yet solved my goose problem

~ ~

With best Wishes and kindest regards I am

Cordially yours

fampi KEMmt Enclosure

p S There may be other good men in the available pool but I have tried out on a number of our colleagues and others the names of Dillon and pew~ as a possible successor to Secretary Rusk and believe you should know that between the tvo of them1 tl itt s Devey by a country mile tl

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~ Biop tplicmiddotal Dala - John C Mundt bull

Born Sioux Falls South Dakota December 15 1919 Married 3 children Present home address 25 Dorset Ro~d Scarsdale New York Phone Home - 914-SC5-4969 Office - 212-MU9-2300 Nephew of Senator Karl E Mundt of South Dakota

Education

1948 Yale Law School LL B Degree 1941 De Pauw University Greencastle Indiana A B Degree 1941 University of San Marcos Lima Peru post-graduate work

in Latin American economics and history 1948 Int er-American Academy of Comparative and International Law

graduate of Second Session Havana Cuba ~

Military Experience

194446 1sl Lieutenant and Company Commander Army Ground Forces World War II

Recipient Meritorious Service Award

Former Employment

194856 As-sociated as an attorney with law office of Haight Deming Gardner Poor and Havens New York City a 50 man firm Formation of corporations meetings of boards of directors contracts trial work ship registrations bankruptcies Admitted to New York State bar and~federal court practice

194748 Associate Professor of Spanish YaleUni~ersity 194243 Junior Economic Analyst U S Department of State

Lima Embassy

Employment with Lone Star Cement Corporation

1967-Present Senior Vice President Marketing and Public Affairs residing in New York Senior staff officer of the corporation in charge of marketing and all relationships with government agencies spokesman for cement industry in hearings before Senate Finance Committee and House Ways and Means Committee on International Antidumping Code in 1968

196567 Vice President-Marketing and Sales residing in New York Responsible for $225 000 000 annual sales and for administration of sales force of 300 men in the United States and Latin America

J

bull - 2 -

)96364 Regional Vice Presidin Seattle

ent Pacific Northwest Region residing

Community Activities bull

Board Member Seattle Symphony Orchestra Association Member of Board Seattle Area Industrial Council Chairman Public Affairs Committee Seattle Chamber of Commerce

196162 Vice President Administration Foreign Subsidiaries residing in New York

1960 Vice President and Manager pf the Argentine Subsidiary residing in Argentina Total employees 1300

195659 Vice President and Manager of Uruguayan Subsidiary residing in Uruguay

Civic Activities

Member Asbury Methodist Church Crestwood New York Yale Club of New York City Sky Club New York City Scarsdale Golf Club Scarsdale New York Fund raising for charitable organizations Republican activities

Candidate Republican primary for Congress 1954 defeated by Congressman Ray

XII STATE

44 Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs

Incumbent Covey T Oliver U 101168 TermExp

Candidatesbull George Lodge

Harvard Business School John C Mundt 49 ~ _ Flanigan Casey Kissingerbull Sr VP Lone Star Cement H-w~

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VP CBSbull bull

bull Philip A Ray - 57 bull Lawyer-Author-SanFran Calif bull AEI

Tom Mann - 56 Executive Secretary of Auto Manufac __

_ Rec by Franklin Murphy (AllenCasey)_

- Clare H Tbnberlake - 61 - Dept of State _~ec Il~Kinlle~J~nd raquoy Allen)

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1960

Addendum

Career History John C Mundt

1967-Present Senior Vice President Marketing and Public Affairs Lone Star Cement Corporation New York Supervisor H E Green President Salary $48500

1965-1967 Vice President-Marketing and Sales Lone Star New York Supervisor John H Mathis former President Rye New York (Tel 914 WO 7-1097)Salary $40000

1963-1964 Regional Vice President Pacific Northwest RegionLone Star Seattle Washington Supervisor John H Mathis (See above) Salary $35000

Community Activities

Board Member Seattle Symphony Orchestra Assoc Board Member Seattle Area Industrial Council Member of Official Board Seattle First Methodist Church Chairman Public Affairs Committee Seattle Chamber

of Commerce

1961-1962 Vice President - Administration Foreign Subsidiaries Lone Star New York Supervisor HA Sawyer former President Bronxville New York (Tel 9l4-DE 7-7011) Salary $30000

Vice President and Manager Argentine subsidiaryLone Star Buenos Aires t Argentina Supervisor H A Sawyer (see above) Salary $25000

1956-1959 Vice President Uruguayan subsidiary Lone Star Montevideo Uruguay Su~ervisor HA Sawyer (seeabove) Salary $13500-$18000

1948-1956 Attorney associated with Haight Deming Gardner Poor and Havens 80 Broad Street New York NY Supervisor Bernard D Atwood Esq Salary $4500-10000

1947-1948 Associate Professor of Spanish Yale University New Haven Conn Salary per hour basis

1942-1943 Junior Economic Analyst American Embassy Lima Peru Immediate Supervisor David Maynard Salary $4000

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ROBERT It RUDDY December 6 1968 LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT

Va- Bryce Harlow Assistant to the President-Elect 450 Park Avenue New York NY 10022

Dear Bryce

Following our telephone conversation of the other evening in which you urged me to send up the names of any top level people whose availability I might learn about who are qualified for subshyCabinet policy making or assistant Secretarial positions I have given the matter considerable thought and I shall be sending you from time to time such recommendations However I realize that positions of this type require the best type of dedicated service complete loyalty and a certain type of personality compatability and I assure you I shall not be flooding you with a host of names and will be sending up only those that I am completely confident can fill the bill

This letter conveys to you the biographical data and experience background of one such indivi lease do not be alarmed because his name is Mundt John C is the son of a cousin of mine now deceased from ~oux Falls South Dakota but that has no bearing on my strong recommendation of his appointment It simply accounts for the fact that I have some intimate knowshyledge of his experience both in government and business and that I have followed his career with more than ordinary interest

You will note that John C Mundt is presently a Senior Vice President of the Lone Star Cement Corporation where incidentally he is earning around $45000 a year - or at least he is drawing a salary of that magnitude When I asked him why he would give up a position paying that much for what would have to be a sub~ stantially smaller salary he told me that he believed the Corporation would give him an extended leave of absence for a career in public service and for some reason or other he seems to have a real yen to help his country and his government which supersedes all elements of remuneration

I would believe Bryce that any Cabinet officer or high public official in the Nixon Administration interviewing John Mundt would be impressed by his capabilities his personality

Mr Bryce Harlow - 2 - December 6 1968

and his knowledge of various aspects of public affairs I think that with his background of experience in Latin America he might well serve for example as an Assistant Secretary of stabgt for Latin Affairs or for his pubfic background he might well serve ~s a top level official in the Department of Commercyen HUD or HEW or possibly as successor to Ailibassador Roh~_ In ~events ~nt you to have his file since tSis is one man I would bet my life on as making an outstanding public servant if a position were offered him of sufficient Significance to induce him to leave his present position with the Lone star Cement Corporation

On another subject I am following through with our undershystanding on the telephone in preparing a list of white hattedll

and black hatted present time government officials down here and I shall submit names to you from time to time It was good talking with you on the phone the other evening and I hasten to remind you that you have not as yet solved my goose problem

~ ~

With best Wishes and kindest regards I am

Cordially yours

fampi KEMmt Enclosure

p S There may be other good men in the available pool but I have tried out on a number of our colleagues and others the names of Dillon and pew~ as a possible successor to Secretary Rusk and believe you should know that between the tvo of them1 tl itt s Devey by a country mile tl

KEM

~ Biop tplicmiddotal Dala - John C Mundt bull

Born Sioux Falls South Dakota December 15 1919 Married 3 children Present home address 25 Dorset Ro~d Scarsdale New York Phone Home - 914-SC5-4969 Office - 212-MU9-2300 Nephew of Senator Karl E Mundt of South Dakota

Education

1948 Yale Law School LL B Degree 1941 De Pauw University Greencastle Indiana A B Degree 1941 University of San Marcos Lima Peru post-graduate work

in Latin American economics and history 1948 Int er-American Academy of Comparative and International Law

graduate of Second Session Havana Cuba ~

Military Experience

194446 1sl Lieutenant and Company Commander Army Ground Forces World War II

Recipient Meritorious Service Award

Former Employment

194856 As-sociated as an attorney with law office of Haight Deming Gardner Poor and Havens New York City a 50 man firm Formation of corporations meetings of boards of directors contracts trial work ship registrations bankruptcies Admitted to New York State bar and~federal court practice

194748 Associate Professor of Spanish YaleUni~ersity 194243 Junior Economic Analyst U S Department of State

Lima Embassy

Employment with Lone Star Cement Corporation

1967-Present Senior Vice President Marketing and Public Affairs residing in New York Senior staff officer of the corporation in charge of marketing and all relationships with government agencies spokesman for cement industry in hearings before Senate Finance Committee and House Ways and Means Committee on International Antidumping Code in 1968

196567 Vice President-Marketing and Sales residing in New York Responsible for $225 000 000 annual sales and for administration of sales force of 300 men in the United States and Latin America

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bull - 2 -

)96364 Regional Vice Presidin Seattle

ent Pacific Northwest Region residing

Community Activities bull

Board Member Seattle Symphony Orchestra Association Member of Board Seattle Area Industrial Council Chairman Public Affairs Committee Seattle Chamber of Commerce

196162 Vice President Administration Foreign Subsidiaries residing in New York

1960 Vice President and Manager pf the Argentine Subsidiary residing in Argentina Total employees 1300

195659 Vice President and Manager of Uruguayan Subsidiary residing in Uruguay

Civic Activities

Member Asbury Methodist Church Crestwood New York Yale Club of New York City Sky Club New York City Scarsdale Golf Club Scarsdale New York Fund raising for charitable organizations Republican activities

Candidate Republican primary for Congress 1954 defeated by Congressman Ray

1960

Addendum

Career History John C Mundt

1967-Present Senior Vice President Marketing and Public Affairs Lone Star Cement Corporation New York Supervisor H E Green President Salary $48500

1965-1967 Vice President-Marketing and Sales Lone Star New York Supervisor John H Mathis former President Rye New York (Tel 914 WO 7-1097)Salary $40000

1963-1964 Regional Vice President Pacific Northwest RegionLone Star Seattle Washington Supervisor John H Mathis (See above) Salary $35000

Community Activities

Board Member Seattle Symphony Orchestra Assoc Board Member Seattle Area Industrial Council Member of Official Board Seattle First Methodist Church Chairman Public Affairs Committee Seattle Chamber

of Commerce

1961-1962 Vice President - Administration Foreign Subsidiaries Lone Star New York Supervisor HA Sawyer former President Bronxville New York (Tel 9l4-DE 7-7011) Salary $30000

Vice President and Manager Argentine subsidiaryLone Star Buenos Aires t Argentina Supervisor H A Sawyer (see above) Salary $25000

1956-1959 Vice President Uruguayan subsidiary Lone Star Montevideo Uruguay Su~ervisor HA Sawyer (seeabove) Salary $13500-$18000

1948-1956 Attorney associated with Haight Deming Gardner Poor and Havens 80 Broad Street New York NY Supervisor Bernard D Atwood Esq Salary $4500-10000

1947-1948 Associate Professor of Spanish Yale University New Haven Conn Salary per hour basis

1942-1943 Junior Economic Analyst American Embassy Lima Peru Immediate Supervisor David Maynard Salary $4000

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ROBERT It RUDDY December 6 1968 LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT

Va- Bryce Harlow Assistant to the President-Elect 450 Park Avenue New York NY 10022

Dear Bryce

Following our telephone conversation of the other evening in which you urged me to send up the names of any top level people whose availability I might learn about who are qualified for subshyCabinet policy making or assistant Secretarial positions I have given the matter considerable thought and I shall be sending you from time to time such recommendations However I realize that positions of this type require the best type of dedicated service complete loyalty and a certain type of personality compatability and I assure you I shall not be flooding you with a host of names and will be sending up only those that I am completely confident can fill the bill

This letter conveys to you the biographical data and experience background of one such indivi lease do not be alarmed because his name is Mundt John C is the son of a cousin of mine now deceased from ~oux Falls South Dakota but that has no bearing on my strong recommendation of his appointment It simply accounts for the fact that I have some intimate knowshyledge of his experience both in government and business and that I have followed his career with more than ordinary interest

You will note that John C Mundt is presently a Senior Vice President of the Lone Star Cement Corporation where incidentally he is earning around $45000 a year - or at least he is drawing a salary of that magnitude When I asked him why he would give up a position paying that much for what would have to be a sub~ stantially smaller salary he told me that he believed the Corporation would give him an extended leave of absence for a career in public service and for some reason or other he seems to have a real yen to help his country and his government which supersedes all elements of remuneration

I would believe Bryce that any Cabinet officer or high public official in the Nixon Administration interviewing John Mundt would be impressed by his capabilities his personality

Mr Bryce Harlow - 2 - December 6 1968

and his knowledge of various aspects of public affairs I think that with his background of experience in Latin America he might well serve for example as an Assistant Secretary of stabgt for Latin Affairs or for his pubfic background he might well serve ~s a top level official in the Department of Commercyen HUD or HEW or possibly as successor to Ailibassador Roh~_ In ~events ~nt you to have his file since tSis is one man I would bet my life on as making an outstanding public servant if a position were offered him of sufficient Significance to induce him to leave his present position with the Lone star Cement Corporation

On another subject I am following through with our undershystanding on the telephone in preparing a list of white hattedll

and black hatted present time government officials down here and I shall submit names to you from time to time It was good talking with you on the phone the other evening and I hasten to remind you that you have not as yet solved my goose problem

~ ~

With best Wishes and kindest regards I am

Cordially yours

fampi KEMmt Enclosure

p S There may be other good men in the available pool but I have tried out on a number of our colleagues and others the names of Dillon and pew~ as a possible successor to Secretary Rusk and believe you should know that between the tvo of them1 tl itt s Devey by a country mile tl

KEM

~ Biop tplicmiddotal Dala - John C Mundt bull

Born Sioux Falls South Dakota December 15 1919 Married 3 children Present home address 25 Dorset Ro~d Scarsdale New York Phone Home - 914-SC5-4969 Office - 212-MU9-2300 Nephew of Senator Karl E Mundt of South Dakota

Education

1948 Yale Law School LL B Degree 1941 De Pauw University Greencastle Indiana A B Degree 1941 University of San Marcos Lima Peru post-graduate work

in Latin American economics and history 1948 Int er-American Academy of Comparative and International Law

graduate of Second Session Havana Cuba ~

Military Experience

194446 1sl Lieutenant and Company Commander Army Ground Forces World War II

Recipient Meritorious Service Award

Former Employment

194856 As-sociated as an attorney with law office of Haight Deming Gardner Poor and Havens New York City a 50 man firm Formation of corporations meetings of boards of directors contracts trial work ship registrations bankruptcies Admitted to New York State bar and~federal court practice

194748 Associate Professor of Spanish YaleUni~ersity 194243 Junior Economic Analyst U S Department of State

Lima Embassy

Employment with Lone Star Cement Corporation

1967-Present Senior Vice President Marketing and Public Affairs residing in New York Senior staff officer of the corporation in charge of marketing and all relationships with government agencies spokesman for cement industry in hearings before Senate Finance Committee and House Ways and Means Committee on International Antidumping Code in 1968

196567 Vice President-Marketing and Sales residing in New York Responsible for $225 000 000 annual sales and for administration of sales force of 300 men in the United States and Latin America

J

bull - 2 -

)96364 Regional Vice Presidin Seattle

ent Pacific Northwest Region residing

Community Activities bull

Board Member Seattle Symphony Orchestra Association Member of Board Seattle Area Industrial Council Chairman Public Affairs Committee Seattle Chamber of Commerce

196162 Vice President Administration Foreign Subsidiaries residing in New York

1960 Vice President and Manager pf the Argentine Subsidiary residing in Argentina Total employees 1300

195659 Vice President and Manager of Uruguayan Subsidiary residing in Uruguay

Civic Activities

Member Asbury Methodist Church Crestwood New York Yale Club of New York City Sky Club New York City Scarsdale Golf Club Scarsdale New York Fund raising for charitable organizations Republican activities

Candidate Republican primary for Congress 1954 defeated by Congressman Ray

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ROBERT It RUDDY December 6 1968 LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT

Va- Bryce Harlow Assistant to the President-Elect 450 Park Avenue New York NY 10022

Dear Bryce

Following our telephone conversation of the other evening in which you urged me to send up the names of any top level people whose availability I might learn about who are qualified for subshyCabinet policy making or assistant Secretarial positions I have given the matter considerable thought and I shall be sending you from time to time such recommendations However I realize that positions of this type require the best type of dedicated service complete loyalty and a certain type of personality compatability and I assure you I shall not be flooding you with a host of names and will be sending up only those that I am completely confident can fill the bill

This letter conveys to you the biographical data and experience background of one such indivi lease do not be alarmed because his name is Mundt John C is the son of a cousin of mine now deceased from ~oux Falls South Dakota but that has no bearing on my strong recommendation of his appointment It simply accounts for the fact that I have some intimate knowshyledge of his experience both in government and business and that I have followed his career with more than ordinary interest

You will note that John C Mundt is presently a Senior Vice President of the Lone Star Cement Corporation where incidentally he is earning around $45000 a year - or at least he is drawing a salary of that magnitude When I asked him why he would give up a position paying that much for what would have to be a sub~ stantially smaller salary he told me that he believed the Corporation would give him an extended leave of absence for a career in public service and for some reason or other he seems to have a real yen to help his country and his government which supersedes all elements of remuneration

I would believe Bryce that any Cabinet officer or high public official in the Nixon Administration interviewing John Mundt would be impressed by his capabilities his personality

Mr Bryce Harlow - 2 - December 6 1968

and his knowledge of various aspects of public affairs I think that with his background of experience in Latin America he might well serve for example as an Assistant Secretary of stabgt for Latin Affairs or for his pubfic background he might well serve ~s a top level official in the Department of Commercyen HUD or HEW or possibly as successor to Ailibassador Roh~_ In ~events ~nt you to have his file since tSis is one man I would bet my life on as making an outstanding public servant if a position were offered him of sufficient Significance to induce him to leave his present position with the Lone star Cement Corporation

On another subject I am following through with our undershystanding on the telephone in preparing a list of white hattedll

and black hatted present time government officials down here and I shall submit names to you from time to time It was good talking with you on the phone the other evening and I hasten to remind you that you have not as yet solved my goose problem

~ ~

With best Wishes and kindest regards I am

Cordially yours

fampi KEMmt Enclosure

p S There may be other good men in the available pool but I have tried out on a number of our colleagues and others the names of Dillon and pew~ as a possible successor to Secretary Rusk and believe you should know that between the tvo of them1 tl itt s Devey by a country mile tl

KEM

~ Biop tplicmiddotal Dala - John C Mundt bull

Born Sioux Falls South Dakota December 15 1919 Married 3 children Present home address 25 Dorset Ro~d Scarsdale New York Phone Home - 914-SC5-4969 Office - 212-MU9-2300 Nephew of Senator Karl E Mundt of South Dakota

Education

1948 Yale Law School LL B Degree 1941 De Pauw University Greencastle Indiana A B Degree 1941 University of San Marcos Lima Peru post-graduate work

in Latin American economics and history 1948 Int er-American Academy of Comparative and International Law

graduate of Second Session Havana Cuba ~

Military Experience

194446 1sl Lieutenant and Company Commander Army Ground Forces World War II

Recipient Meritorious Service Award

Former Employment

194856 As-sociated as an attorney with law office of Haight Deming Gardner Poor and Havens New York City a 50 man firm Formation of corporations meetings of boards of directors contracts trial work ship registrations bankruptcies Admitted to New York State bar and~federal court practice

194748 Associate Professor of Spanish YaleUni~ersity 194243 Junior Economic Analyst U S Department of State

Lima Embassy

Employment with Lone Star Cement Corporation

1967-Present Senior Vice President Marketing and Public Affairs residing in New York Senior staff officer of the corporation in charge of marketing and all relationships with government agencies spokesman for cement industry in hearings before Senate Finance Committee and House Ways and Means Committee on International Antidumping Code in 1968

196567 Vice President-Marketing and Sales residing in New York Responsible for $225 000 000 annual sales and for administration of sales force of 300 men in the United States and Latin America

J

bull - 2 -

)96364 Regional Vice Presidin Seattle

ent Pacific Northwest Region residing

Community Activities bull

Board Member Seattle Symphony Orchestra Association Member of Board Seattle Area Industrial Council Chairman Public Affairs Committee Seattle Chamber of Commerce

196162 Vice President Administration Foreign Subsidiaries residing in New York

1960 Vice President and Manager pf the Argentine Subsidiary residing in Argentina Total employees 1300

195659 Vice President and Manager of Uruguayan Subsidiary residing in Uruguay

Civic Activities

Member Asbury Methodist Church Crestwood New York Yale Club of New York City Sky Club New York City Scarsdale Golf Club Scarsdale New York Fund raising for charitable organizations Republican activities

Candidate Republican primary for Congress 1954 defeated by Congressman Ray

Mr Bryce Harlow - 2 - December 6 1968

and his knowledge of various aspects of public affairs I think that with his background of experience in Latin America he might well serve for example as an Assistant Secretary of stabgt for Latin Affairs or for his pubfic background he might well serve ~s a top level official in the Department of Commercyen HUD or HEW or possibly as successor to Ailibassador Roh~_ In ~events ~nt you to have his file since tSis is one man I would bet my life on as making an outstanding public servant if a position were offered him of sufficient Significance to induce him to leave his present position with the Lone star Cement Corporation

On another subject I am following through with our undershystanding on the telephone in preparing a list of white hattedll

and black hatted present time government officials down here and I shall submit names to you from time to time It was good talking with you on the phone the other evening and I hasten to remind you that you have not as yet solved my goose problem

~ ~

With best Wishes and kindest regards I am

Cordially yours

fampi KEMmt Enclosure

p S There may be other good men in the available pool but I have tried out on a number of our colleagues and others the names of Dillon and pew~ as a possible successor to Secretary Rusk and believe you should know that between the tvo of them1 tl itt s Devey by a country mile tl

KEM

~ Biop tplicmiddotal Dala - John C Mundt bull

Born Sioux Falls South Dakota December 15 1919 Married 3 children Present home address 25 Dorset Ro~d Scarsdale New York Phone Home - 914-SC5-4969 Office - 212-MU9-2300 Nephew of Senator Karl E Mundt of South Dakota

Education

1948 Yale Law School LL B Degree 1941 De Pauw University Greencastle Indiana A B Degree 1941 University of San Marcos Lima Peru post-graduate work

in Latin American economics and history 1948 Int er-American Academy of Comparative and International Law

graduate of Second Session Havana Cuba ~

Military Experience

194446 1sl Lieutenant and Company Commander Army Ground Forces World War II

Recipient Meritorious Service Award

Former Employment

194856 As-sociated as an attorney with law office of Haight Deming Gardner Poor and Havens New York City a 50 man firm Formation of corporations meetings of boards of directors contracts trial work ship registrations bankruptcies Admitted to New York State bar and~federal court practice

194748 Associate Professor of Spanish YaleUni~ersity 194243 Junior Economic Analyst U S Department of State

Lima Embassy

Employment with Lone Star Cement Corporation

1967-Present Senior Vice President Marketing and Public Affairs residing in New York Senior staff officer of the corporation in charge of marketing and all relationships with government agencies spokesman for cement industry in hearings before Senate Finance Committee and House Ways and Means Committee on International Antidumping Code in 1968

196567 Vice President-Marketing and Sales residing in New York Responsible for $225 000 000 annual sales and for administration of sales force of 300 men in the United States and Latin America

J

bull - 2 -

)96364 Regional Vice Presidin Seattle

ent Pacific Northwest Region residing

Community Activities bull

Board Member Seattle Symphony Orchestra Association Member of Board Seattle Area Industrial Council Chairman Public Affairs Committee Seattle Chamber of Commerce

196162 Vice President Administration Foreign Subsidiaries residing in New York

1960 Vice President and Manager pf the Argentine Subsidiary residing in Argentina Total employees 1300

195659 Vice President and Manager of Uruguayan Subsidiary residing in Uruguay

Civic Activities

Member Asbury Methodist Church Crestwood New York Yale Club of New York City Sky Club New York City Scarsdale Golf Club Scarsdale New York Fund raising for charitable organizations Republican activities

Candidate Republican primary for Congress 1954 defeated by Congressman Ray

~ Biop tplicmiddotal Dala - John C Mundt bull

Born Sioux Falls South Dakota December 15 1919 Married 3 children Present home address 25 Dorset Ro~d Scarsdale New York Phone Home - 914-SC5-4969 Office - 212-MU9-2300 Nephew of Senator Karl E Mundt of South Dakota

Education

1948 Yale Law School LL B Degree 1941 De Pauw University Greencastle Indiana A B Degree 1941 University of San Marcos Lima Peru post-graduate work

in Latin American economics and history 1948 Int er-American Academy of Comparative and International Law

graduate of Second Session Havana Cuba ~

Military Experience

194446 1sl Lieutenant and Company Commander Army Ground Forces World War II

Recipient Meritorious Service Award

Former Employment

194856 As-sociated as an attorney with law office of Haight Deming Gardner Poor and Havens New York City a 50 man firm Formation of corporations meetings of boards of directors contracts trial work ship registrations bankruptcies Admitted to New York State bar and~federal court practice

194748 Associate Professor of Spanish YaleUni~ersity 194243 Junior Economic Analyst U S Department of State

Lima Embassy

Employment with Lone Star Cement Corporation

1967-Present Senior Vice President Marketing and Public Affairs residing in New York Senior staff officer of the corporation in charge of marketing and all relationships with government agencies spokesman for cement industry in hearings before Senate Finance Committee and House Ways and Means Committee on International Antidumping Code in 1968

196567 Vice President-Marketing and Sales residing in New York Responsible for $225 000 000 annual sales and for administration of sales force of 300 men in the United States and Latin America

J

bull - 2 -

)96364 Regional Vice Presidin Seattle

ent Pacific Northwest Region residing

Community Activities bull

Board Member Seattle Symphony Orchestra Association Member of Board Seattle Area Industrial Council Chairman Public Affairs Committee Seattle Chamber of Commerce

196162 Vice President Administration Foreign Subsidiaries residing in New York

1960 Vice President and Manager pf the Argentine Subsidiary residing in Argentina Total employees 1300

195659 Vice President and Manager of Uruguayan Subsidiary residing in Uruguay

Civic Activities

Member Asbury Methodist Church Crestwood New York Yale Club of New York City Sky Club New York City Scarsdale Golf Club Scarsdale New York Fund raising for charitable organizations Republican activities

Candidate Republican primary for Congress 1954 defeated by Congressman Ray

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)96364 Regional Vice Presidin Seattle

ent Pacific Northwest Region residing

Community Activities bull

Board Member Seattle Symphony Orchestra Association Member of Board Seattle Area Industrial Council Chairman Public Affairs Committee Seattle Chamber of Commerce

196162 Vice President Administration Foreign Subsidiaries residing in New York

1960 Vice President and Manager pf the Argentine Subsidiary residing in Argentina Total employees 1300

195659 Vice President and Manager of Uruguayan Subsidiary residing in Uruguay

Civic Activities

Member Asbury Methodist Church Crestwood New York Yale Club of New York City Sky Club New York City Scarsdale Golf Club Scarsdale New York Fund raising for charitable organizations Republican activities

Candidate Republican primary for Congress 1954 defeated by Congressman Ray

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Dear Bob

I arn enclosing in the first instance the final report of the Presidents middotAdvisory Committee on Foreign Aid which I think is a very ima ginative apploach to the problem As you can see the Corrm aittee is first rate committee and I must say I co1sider itextrenely well balanced Incidentally Geor ge Meany who disassociates himself from the report never attended one single meeting of the Con1mittee over a period of about two and ~ half years which is typical of Meanys periormance in any governmental relationshipbull

middot Now as tona=~s of people Fine of all let mesug middot est Srays~~ until very recently President ~f Columbia Universit Grayson i about 65 years old but young i -middot~dY and spirit Be is veTY~-shyknowledgeable in the international field and very fluent in French I believe he would be a first rate canltliidate for an 2 rrDass~ciorial p ost in any European country He is a life long and dedicated Republican

I also think you should consider some role for Until very r-ecently he was President of Stanfol~f~~~~=~~=r~~-l is a life long Republican and like Kirk he has great statue in the

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academic conlmunity He was born in Canada and has honorary degrees I

ifrom both Canadian and American univelmiddotsities He could for example be a most appropriate candidate for an ambas sador sh ip to Canada

Anothe~ criti~al post is the office of S~ec~ia~lR~ep~resen~tative~fo~rTr adoe-shyNegotiations which Bill Roth has occupied for the past several years--

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8cntly issiszant SocrctOry of the TlCJSU1Y for Irtclrl2cional Affair)

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life lori 1~CT)~blica11 al1rl scvcd i~1 t[-c Iiscnhovcr adrninist~2tioil I _

He is 3bO11 niy ~HgtC cncrgtc~ic ltlad l~nowlC(crcablc He has 011y

been rLlbssadortoi lgcntba for the pst few lllontha out (as middotmiddot 21rcady had a cmlGidc ablc irn-pltlct He ic hig11y rcspcc t cr1 ~the

~d 1 1 c 1 t l~Cll~ 0 t D middotu~lnCG3 COn1Yl1UnllY all l~ (CCP Y COull~ili~CG ~o 14-- 1- l J ~

slPpor~ of illcdcan overseaJ Iado activities

l~ middot jOtllCL middot clitical poat in T4atin lrrH~Tica is t11c 2rob2 scador~biD t() ~0nd hele I volld like to throw in the narlc if11iltmgt ~T Wh01TI I think wou1d be a ten strilw if he would agree ~o do it

Finally (2~Jd dl of tilL is rclatcd to my long standing iil~crcst in and knowledge of l atin America) it is I think~ exceedingly inporshytant tbZLt we h2VC a tough minded COlllpccent a1d Imowleogeable

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(11 Cldes j Meyer l go aoout 55 Plcscntly Vice President of Goals Eoebuck in cllargc of the EabtenDivision F01~iTClly

in charge of their international ope ratione Vhich are roainly located - in Latin PT11e-ica bull

(2j David Den bull Late 406 Vice President of Ford Foundation for hltez-1acioilal bffairs Formerly dircctol of 1iID and cJilccior

of the Bu1eal oi Budget I-Ie is extremely able and has great prestige

(3)middotmiddot 1on Solornon Tlate L101S Car8e~ diplo~at Jnc1 presently

Urdcr Secretary for Econolnic Pffairs in the Dcpartr1cnt of Stae

(4) P2hert I-Ell bull i bout 50 FOrr~lcrly Imbassador 0 Mcxica and presently direCtor and consultant to United Fruit Company

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(7 ) Don l1cCl(lP Plcsidcnt of 13EC vbich is tlC Rockcfcllc

I should tell you h3t in che middotCltl~ C of the czdn 11r(1ic3n p[oplc and abo in comcction with t1C oHico of Special Ecprcscjltatives ior Tr3 c1c NcgotiaHons I have congtultcd Wit~l tho two men in tl1c bus inesgt corJffiunity ilO~1 I think ale mot krorlcclgcable about Ihis l1attcr bull

Thoy are David Rockefeller arJd i~ bull Thomas Taylo~ who in Pes~dent or Inteinational lveat Packers and we are ul1animous in our vievfs

about fnes8 people

bddentally David Tom and I would be c1cli ghtc- d to visit with anyshyone on you staff who would like to know about these D1cnbull

Finally let me say that in connection with he qrgt T-CaSll7 job I arn convinced that you can c10 no bette r than e y Pe9 Prcsishy(~cntof h8 B~nk of merica He is a lZcpub1ica1 ana very imag ixativc in the poundidd of iinmlce which of cours e ic going to be oncoi DiclS rnajor problcrns in the nl0nt~1s and year~ alcad and key to the solushyti~r to lllanyof theoc problems is in fact imaginationbull

ltWith kind personallegards

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To Dick Allen

From Hi lliam Kintner

Re Cl a r e H Timberlake

Clare Timberl~~e would make an exce=_lent Assistant Secretary of State for International

Org~~ization Affairs He is a fore~gn service officer of considerable experience

At l east twelve years duty in Latin America in several different countires He was

also the US Ambassador Plenipotentiary Extraordinaire to the Congo at the time when

the Congo crisis erupted He handled himself vTith distinction there He was also the

State Department negotiator at the eighteen nation disarmament talks A very knowledgeable

and quite realistic individual

To The Files

From Dick Allen

Re Clare H Timberlake

Brilliant performance as a trouble shooter extremely hard-nosed negoshy

tiator Special Ambassador during Congo Crisis opposed UN aggressiveness -shy

negotiator at Geneva tied Russian Tsarapkin i n knots

XII STATE

45 Assist an t Secre t ary of State for Europe an Aff airs

Incumbent John M Leddy u Virgin ia 060465

Candidate s bull

bull Melvin A Conant shy- Govt ReI Coun SONJbull Ihz--Ie ~ A-et ~ - KzpoundA

bull -John R Stevenson 47 ~ middot~tntr bullSullivan amp Cromw~ ll bull l l e 1gt ~ do ~ O~ a4-- kALV~ -ltt+

Bill Tyler Ambassador to Hague Henry Kissinger

Gerard SMITH-54 Lawyer amp Publisher John Hanes

Robert J Schaetzel-5l Amb to European Communities Strausz-Hupe~ Kintner

011 PAS POP 3

Melvin A Conant Government Relati~ns COlusellcr Europe c Asia Standard Oil Company (Ne Jersey 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York NY 10020

Since 1963 Government Relations Counsellor for both EurCipe i1xld Asia Headquarters of the Standard Oil Company (NJ) 30 Rockefeller Plaza N2J York City Respoi1sibie-for (I~iIrty-Ofi-OIiticil ~1 reporting 81d representations to governments on developrrents in political and national security fields likely to affect the regional aud worldwide

51JIoNfr operations and piaGning of the company Areas of irrtrest and -e~ponsjshyS()i()tJ biliti2f suffici r-ntly broJd to il~l1-middot r-ridp c-9 n~~int c ontacts ir pol itical11C ()iU and defense circles especially in Europe A membCc of the InstillL2 for

41~14- Strategic Studies London and Consultant Department of St~te on Europea~ 3 (I )(U affairn

Lecturer Royal Canadian Defense Forces College National War Colleg~ Air University

SIJ(F ~14Y12 1961-62 2ppoinced Regional political Advisor for Standard Oil interests 2 r~ I in Eastmiddot Africa) llsia thE Far East and Australia ResponsiblJities - f) Smiddot ) comparable to the above but on regional company level

3 Invited to job the fClculty elf the ~ttional Har Col~~ge 1960-1961 88

P=opoundessor of International Security Affairs Responsible for the reshysearcb programplS on national security policy problems (methods of analysis()tJtty shypresentation of argument) etc) participated in by each clas Plember

(J hed Assisted in the analysis of current security issues Lectured on US 46 fYV Defense relations with Canada and on India BGd Pakistan (in the latter

~ases analyzing the internal political factors affecting foreign olicy objectiv es) Faculty member assisting in course of War College visit to West and Eas t Europe (Harsav and Belgrade)

4 Inritltc1 to jOil Lhc CO1Tcil on Foreign Relations (1955) af a COlineil iPtlt)fU( member 3[lj on the eX2cutive s taff responsible for the progr~ms itlJcving

1J-kvr 0ver 100 private meetings held snn1ltLlly with foreign diploats jounali3ts ifI ( 112 and politicians

Responsible for orZGnizinb CaunciJ discussio1s on Sf~~i~L~lt~~ms___l~~~ Western Pacific and US Strategic Bases Overseas and as a con3cqu~rrce

a--S-i-~~it(C-t--the Tih~p~~s-Sy~tem middot-Evampl~a-tion Grmlp of t110 D)partment of Defens3

Later~ was responsible for initiating two other Council series on tIU-i~_C l)~ St~~J~gl_~li_u ~1_~li~2 and PO~I~ical ~d_lpoundJ=~~]ro leE of DeteCCCllce

To The Files

From Dick Allen

Re Clare H Timberlake

Brilliant performance as a trouble shooter extremely hard-nosed negoshy

tiator Special Ambassador during Congo Crisis opposed UN aggressiveness -shy

negotiator at Geneva tied Russian Tsarapkin i n knots

XII STATE

45 Assist an t Secre t ary of State for Europe an Aff airs

Incumbent John M Leddy u Virgin ia 060465

Candidate s bull

bull Melvin A Conant shy- Govt ReI Coun SONJbull Ihz--Ie ~ A-et ~ - KzpoundA

bull -John R Stevenson 47 ~ middot~tntr bullSullivan amp Cromw~ ll bull l l e 1gt ~ do ~ O~ a4-- kALV~ -ltt+

Bill Tyler Ambassador to Hague Henry Kissinger

Gerard SMITH-54 Lawyer amp Publisher John Hanes

Robert J Schaetzel-5l Amb to European Communities Strausz-Hupe~ Kintner

011 PAS POP 3

Melvin A Conant Government Relati~ns COlusellcr Europe c Asia Standard Oil Company (Ne Jersey 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York NY 10020

Since 1963 Government Relations Counsellor for both EurCipe i1xld Asia Headquarters of the Standard Oil Company (NJ) 30 Rockefeller Plaza N2J York City Respoi1sibie-for (I~iIrty-Ofi-OIiticil ~1 reporting 81d representations to governments on developrrents in political and national security fields likely to affect the regional aud worldwide

51JIoNfr operations and piaGning of the company Areas of irrtrest and -e~ponsjshyS()i()tJ biliti2f suffici r-ntly broJd to il~l1-middot r-ridp c-9 n~~int c ontacts ir pol itical11C ()iU and defense circles especially in Europe A membCc of the InstillL2 for

41~14- Strategic Studies London and Consultant Department of St~te on Europea~ 3 (I )(U affairn

Lecturer Royal Canadian Defense Forces College National War Colleg~ Air University

SIJ(F ~14Y12 1961-62 2ppoinced Regional political Advisor for Standard Oil interests 2 r~ I in Eastmiddot Africa) llsia thE Far East and Australia ResponsiblJities - f) Smiddot ) comparable to the above but on regional company level

3 Invited to job the fClculty elf the ~ttional Har Col~~ge 1960-1961 88

P=opoundessor of International Security Affairs Responsible for the reshysearcb programplS on national security policy problems (methods of analysis()tJtty shypresentation of argument) etc) participated in by each clas Plember

(J hed Assisted in the analysis of current security issues Lectured on US 46 fYV Defense relations with Canada and on India BGd Pakistan (in the latter

~ases analyzing the internal political factors affecting foreign olicy objectiv es) Faculty member assisting in course of War College visit to West and Eas t Europe (Harsav and Belgrade)

4 Inritltc1 to jOil Lhc CO1Tcil on Foreign Relations (1955) af a COlineil iPtlt)fU( member 3[lj on the eX2cutive s taff responsible for the progr~ms itlJcving

1J-kvr 0ver 100 private meetings held snn1ltLlly with foreign diploats jounali3ts ifI ( 112 and politicians

Responsible for orZGnizinb CaunciJ discussio1s on Sf~~i~L~lt~~ms___l~~~ Western Pacific and US Strategic Bases Overseas and as a con3cqu~rrce

a--S-i-~~it(C-t--the Tih~p~~s-Sy~tem middot-Evampl~a-tion Grmlp of t110 D)partment of Defens3

Later~ was responsible for initiating two other Council series on tIU-i~_C l)~ St~~J~gl_~li_u ~1_~li~2 and PO~I~ical ~d_lpoundJ=~~]ro leE of DeteCCCllce

XII STATE

45 Assist an t Secre t ary of State for Europe an Aff airs

Incumbent John M Leddy u Virgin ia 060465

Candidate s bull

bull Melvin A Conant shy- Govt ReI Coun SONJbull Ihz--Ie ~ A-et ~ - KzpoundA

bull -John R Stevenson 47 ~ middot~tntr bullSullivan amp Cromw~ ll bull l l e 1gt ~ do ~ O~ a4-- kALV~ -ltt+

Bill Tyler Ambassador to Hague Henry Kissinger

Gerard SMITH-54 Lawyer amp Publisher John Hanes

Robert J Schaetzel-5l Amb to European Communities Strausz-Hupe~ Kintner

011 PAS POP 3

Melvin A Conant Government Relati~ns COlusellcr Europe c Asia Standard Oil Company (Ne Jersey 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York NY 10020

Since 1963 Government Relations Counsellor for both EurCipe i1xld Asia Headquarters of the Standard Oil Company (NJ) 30 Rockefeller Plaza N2J York City Respoi1sibie-for (I~iIrty-Ofi-OIiticil ~1 reporting 81d representations to governments on developrrents in political and national security fields likely to affect the regional aud worldwide

51JIoNfr operations and piaGning of the company Areas of irrtrest and -e~ponsjshyS()i()tJ biliti2f suffici r-ntly broJd to il~l1-middot r-ridp c-9 n~~int c ontacts ir pol itical11C ()iU and defense circles especially in Europe A membCc of the InstillL2 for

41~14- Strategic Studies London and Consultant Department of St~te on Europea~ 3 (I )(U affairn

Lecturer Royal Canadian Defense Forces College National War Colleg~ Air University

SIJ(F ~14Y12 1961-62 2ppoinced Regional political Advisor for Standard Oil interests 2 r~ I in Eastmiddot Africa) llsia thE Far East and Australia ResponsiblJities - f) Smiddot ) comparable to the above but on regional company level

3 Invited to job the fClculty elf the ~ttional Har Col~~ge 1960-1961 88

P=opoundessor of International Security Affairs Responsible for the reshysearcb programplS on national security policy problems (methods of analysis()tJtty shypresentation of argument) etc) participated in by each clas Plember

(J hed Assisted in the analysis of current security issues Lectured on US 46 fYV Defense relations with Canada and on India BGd Pakistan (in the latter

~ases analyzing the internal political factors affecting foreign olicy objectiv es) Faculty member assisting in course of War College visit to West and Eas t Europe (Harsav and Belgrade)

4 Inritltc1 to jOil Lhc CO1Tcil on Foreign Relations (1955) af a COlineil iPtlt)fU( member 3[lj on the eX2cutive s taff responsible for the progr~ms itlJcving

1J-kvr 0ver 100 private meetings held snn1ltLlly with foreign diploats jounali3ts ifI ( 112 and politicians

Responsible for orZGnizinb CaunciJ discussio1s on Sf~~i~L~lt~~ms___l~~~ Western Pacific and US Strategic Bases Overseas and as a con3cqu~rrce

a--S-i-~~it(C-t--the Tih~p~~s-Sy~tem middot-Evampl~a-tion Grmlp of t110 D)partment of Defens3

Later~ was responsible for initiating two other Council series on tIU-i~_C l)~ St~~J~gl_~li_u ~1_~li~2 and PO~I~ical ~d_lpoundJ=~~]ro leE of DeteCCCllce

Melvin A Conant Government Relati~ns COlusellcr Europe c Asia Standard Oil Company (Ne Jersey 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York NY 10020

Since 1963 Government Relations Counsellor for both EurCipe i1xld Asia Headquarters of the Standard Oil Company (NJ) 30 Rockefeller Plaza N2J York City Respoi1sibie-for (I~iIrty-Ofi-OIiticil ~1 reporting 81d representations to governments on developrrents in political and national security fields likely to affect the regional aud worldwide

51JIoNfr operations and piaGning of the company Areas of irrtrest and -e~ponsjshyS()i()tJ biliti2f suffici r-ntly broJd to il~l1-middot r-ridp c-9 n~~int c ontacts ir pol itical11C ()iU and defense circles especially in Europe A membCc of the InstillL2 for

41~14- Strategic Studies London and Consultant Department of St~te on Europea~ 3 (I )(U affairn

Lecturer Royal Canadian Defense Forces College National War Colleg~ Air University

SIJ(F ~14Y12 1961-62 2ppoinced Regional political Advisor for Standard Oil interests 2 r~ I in Eastmiddot Africa) llsia thE Far East and Australia ResponsiblJities - f) Smiddot ) comparable to the above but on regional company level

3 Invited to job the fClculty elf the ~ttional Har Col~~ge 1960-1961 88

P=opoundessor of International Security Affairs Responsible for the reshysearcb programplS on national security policy problems (methods of analysis()tJtty shypresentation of argument) etc) participated in by each clas Plember

(J hed Assisted in the analysis of current security issues Lectured on US 46 fYV Defense relations with Canada and on India BGd Pakistan (in the latter

~ases analyzing the internal political factors affecting foreign olicy objectiv es) Faculty member assisting in course of War College visit to West and Eas t Europe (Harsav and Belgrade)

4 Inritltc1 to jOil Lhc CO1Tcil on Foreign Relations (1955) af a COlineil iPtlt)fU( member 3[lj on the eX2cutive s taff responsible for the progr~ms itlJcving

1J-kvr 0ver 100 private meetings held snn1ltLlly with foreign diploats jounali3ts ifI ( 112 and politicians

Responsible for orZGnizinb CaunciJ discussio1s on Sf~~i~L~lt~~ms___l~~~ Western Pacific and US Strategic Bases Overseas and as a con3cqu~rrce

a--S-i-~~it(C-t--the Tih~p~~s-Sy~tem middot-Evampl~a-tion Grmlp of t110 D)partment of Defens3

Later~ was responsible for initiating two other Council series on tIU-i~_C l)~ St~~J~gl_~li_u ~1_~li~2 and PO~I~ical ~d_lpoundJ=~~]ro leE of DeteCCCllce

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In 1959 began a study of the political and military effects of special weapons on US allies in Europe and on the Asian perimeter~ Subshysequently visited some of these allied countries to appraise defense problems in the light of Soviet military capabilities Completed study for the Council on Foreign Relations Subject Strategic Defense of North America a case study of the political effects in Canada of changshying military requirements of special weapons The study was published in the late Spring 1962 as The Long Polar Watch

5 In 1951 began an extended tour of the Philippines Hong Kong Indonesia Malaya Thailand and Burma Pakistan India and Ceylon to analyze Com~ munist penetration in certain groups At the conclusion of the trip recorrunended counteroc1ion s1d he_pr~d initiate it Subsequent visits in the intervening years for other purposes have included Japan Attended conferences on Far Eastern affairs beginning 1947 to the present

From 1951-middot55 was Executive Director of the Pacific and Asian Affairs Council Hawaii Responsible for operations of office and for the briefing of businessmen with interests in Southeast Asia and Japan Appointed by the Territorial Governor a founding member of the Board and Executive Committee of the International Cooperation Center shyforerunner of the present East-West Center for the training of Asians and Americans assigned to Asia

Advised elements of US Air Force and US Navy on political developshyments in Asia likely to affect operations and planning Member of the National Security Forum Air War College Completed reports on Soviet diplomacy and tactics in Asia at the request of US Air University (long-range planning section of the Air War College)

From 1953-1955 vas a go-between for several Chinese banks and firms and leading Heste rn banks and utilities in Havaii These vished to break dmvn the racial lines dcmvn betvleen races and for tHO years assisted in the sensitive discussions as a person with close friends in the racial cormnunities involved

Research Secretary of the Honolulu Chamber of Comme~ce I s Economic Development Committee and member of the Governor1s Committee to work with the Stanford Research Institute on economic problems of the

Terri tory

6 Publicstions in the ~rd _YEL~s~1fElt3ra2_~_Series (Far East ) Far Easte rn Survex ln~~s~~~tl Jour na l (Canada ) Royal Canadian Air Force College 10urnaJ Th~ _~lit_~d t~O_~poundl~_ap~ (conference report ) and Race Issues on the World Scene (conference report) Th~_J0ng Pol~r lsectth (ca~~d a and t~~-Dcfense of North America) Canada in Defense of the West (Foreign Affairs April 1962) and middotCana9~ (pubiished by theF~r2ign Policy Association NY)

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7 Member Council on Foreign Relations Institute for Strategic Studies (London) Board of Trustees Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Board of Trustees Antioch College Board of Trustees South Street Seaport Museum Nel York New York Yacht Club

8 Sports Sailing (cruising)

9 Personal Data Born New York City March 20 1924 of American parents

Educated Harvard College (Hagna Cu1l Laude in international laJ and diplomacy) 1949 Harvard University MA Far Eastern studies (1951)

Married Mary Brewster Paine Green September 2 1946

Children Ian James Conant (1947) Alan Conant (1950) Amy Conant (1956)

November 1968