Henry V. Klaarner

Sincerely yours,

I go hope you can come.

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Dear Don:

Harlow-on-Hudson, New York
Unsker Ridge Road
Hudson Institute
Dr. Donald Brennau

December 14, 1967

December 14, 1967

Mr. Daniel Ellsberg
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense/ISA
Department of Defense
The Pentagon
Washington, D. C.

Dear Dan,

I would like to invite you up to Cambridge to talk to a session of the Harvard Defense Policy Seminar. As in past years, the Seminar comprises a body of students from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School and the Kennedy School of Government who are seriously interested in military policy and administration.

As we will be discussing pacification in Viet Nam on Monday, March 4, this would be our ideal date for your visit; however, we can suggest an alternative date if this is too inconvenient. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with the speaker normally taking the first hour, and then leaving himself open to questions for the remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record, and you should feel free to discuss the issues as informally and openly as you see fit. The Seminar has funds to reimburse you for travel expenses.

I do hope you can come.

Henry A. Klaariker

Sincerely yours,

I do hope you can come.

expenses.

**fit.** The Seminar has funds to reimburse you for travel to discuss the issues as informally and openly as you see fit. The issues are always off the record, and you should feel free to discuss them with me. Our program the absence normally taking the first hour, and then leaving inconvenient. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with however, we can add on an alternative date if this is too Monday, March 4, this would be our ideal date for your visit; As we will be discussing facilitation in Viet Nam on in military policy and administration.

the Kennedy School of Government who are seriously interested in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School and Yenra, the Seminar comprises a body of students from the session of the Harvard Defense Policy Seminar. As in past I would like to invite you up to Cambridge to talk to

Dear Dan,

Washington, D. C.

The Pentagon

Department of Defense

Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense\18A

Mr. Daniel ElCAPaRD

December 14, 1967

Eliaprad
March 4
1967

December 14, 1967

Mr. Adrian S. Fisher, Deputy Director
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Washington, D. C. 20451

Dear

I once again would like to invite you up to Cambridge to talk to a session of the Harvard Defense Policy Seminar. As in past years, the Seminar comprises a body of students from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School and the Kennedy School of Government who are seriously interested in military policy and administration.

As we will be discussing the Non-proliferation Treaty on Monday, April 8, this would be our ideal date for your visit; however, if this is too inconvenient we can suggest an alternative date. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with the speaker normally taking the first hour, and then leaving himself open to questions for the remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record, and you should feel free to discuss the issues as informally and openly as you see fit. The Seminar has funds to reimburse you for travel expenses.

I do hope you can come.

Henry V. Klaasen

Sincerely yours,

I go job you can come.

travel expenses.

You see it. The Seminar has funds to reimburse you for
your free to discuss the issues so informally and openly as
our proceedings are simple off the record, and you should
leave himself open to questions for the remaining time.

With the exception normally taking the first hour, and then
an alternative date. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M.,
visit; however, if this is too inconvenient we can arrange
on Monday, April 8, this would be our ideal date for your

We will be discussing the Non-proliferation Treaty
interested in military policy and administration.

School and the Kennedy School of Government who are seriously
from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law
School in Boston, the Seminar comprises a body of students
to talk to a season of the Harvard Defense Policy Seminar.
I once again would like to invite you to Cambridge

Dear

Washington, D. C. 20421
U.S. Army Control and Disarmament Agency
Mr. Adrian S. Fisher, Deputy Director

December 14, 1967

December 14, 1967

General James M. Gavin
President
Arthur D. Little, Inc.
25 Acorn Park
Cambridge, Mass. 02140

Dear Jim,

Once again I would like to invite you to Harvard to talk to a session of the Defense Policy Seminar. As in past years, the Seminar comprises a body of students from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School and the Kennedy School of Government who are seriously interested in military policy and administration.

As we will be discussing our Viet Nam policies on Monday, March 25, this would be our ideal date for your visit; however, we can suggest an alternative date if this is too inconvenient. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with the speaker normally taking the first hour, and then leaving himself open to questions for the remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record and you should feel free to discuss the issues as informally and openly as you see fit.

I do hope you can come.

Henry V. Klaarner

Sincerely yours,

I go hope you can come.

miffy and openly as you see fit.
and you should feel free to discuss the issues as infor-
remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record
hour, and then reserving himself open to questions for the
to D. P. M., with the exception normally taking the first
this is too inconvenient. The Seminar meets from 4:10
visit; however, we can and beat an alternative date if
Monday, March 22, this would be our ideal date for your
As we will be discussing our Viet Nam policies on
interested in military policy and administration.
and the Kennedy School of Government who are seriously
the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School
beat years, the Seminar comprises a body of students from
talk to a session of the Defense Policy Seminar. Yes in
Once again I would like to invite you to Harvard to
Dear Jim,

Csupbridge, Mass. 02140
22 Acorn Park
Arthur D. Little, Inc.
President
General James M.GSain

December 14, 1967

December 14, 1967

Mr. Philip Habib
The State Department
Washington, D. C.

Dear Phil:

As we will be discussing Viet Nam on Monday, March 18, this would be our ideal date for your visit; however, we can suggest an alternative date if this is too inconvenient. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with the speaker normally taking the first hour, and then leaving himself open to questions for the remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record, and you should feel free to discuss the issues as informally and openly as you see fit. The Seminar has funds to reimburse you for travel expenses.

I do hope you can come.

December 14, 1967

Mr. Malcolm Hoag
RAND Corporation
1700 Main Street
Santa Monica, California

Dear Mac:

I once again would like to invite you up to Cambridge to talk to a session of the Harvard Defense Policy Seminar. As in past years, the Seminar comprises a body of students from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School and the Kennedy School of Government who are seriously interested in military policy and administration;

As we will be discussing NATO alliance relationships on
Monday, April 22, this would be our ideal date for your visit;
however, we can suggest an alternative date if this is too
inconvenient. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with the
speaker normally taking the first hour, and then leaving him-
self open to questions for the remaining time. Our proceedings
are always off the record, and you should feel free to discuss
the issues as informally and openly as you see fit. The
Seminar has funds to reimburse you for travel expenses.

I do hope you can come.

Henry V. Klaasen

Sincerely yours,

I go hope you can come.

Seminar has funds to reimburse you for travel expenses. The issues as informally and openly as you see fit. The issues always off the record, and you should feel free to discuss it open to questions for the remaining time. Our proceedings are expected to take the first hour, and then leaving him-inconvenient. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with the however, we can attend an alternative date if this is too Monday, April 22, this would be our ideal date for your visit! As we will be discussing NATO influence relationships on

terested in military policy and administration; and the Kennedy School of Government who are seriously interested in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School, and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School to talk to a session of the Harvard Defense Policy Seminar. I once again would like to invite you up to Cambridge

Dear Mac:

Santa Monica, California
1700 Main Street
RAND Corporation
Mr. Malcolm Hoad

December 14, 1967

Henry V. Kissinger

I go jobo you can come.

puree you for travel expenses.
and obviously so you see fit. The Seminar has funds to reimburse you and should feel free to discuss the issues as informally remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record to a B.M., with the exception being to question the record you, and then levelling himSELF to questions for the next Monday, April 29, this would be our ideal date for you. As we will be discussing unclear proliferation on

seriously interested in military policy and administration.
School and the Kennedy School of Government who are
from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law
in beat years, the Seminar comprises a pod of students
to a session of the Harvard Defense Policy Seminar. As
I would like to invite you to Cambridge to talk

Dear John,

New York, New York
1102 Fifth Avenue
Dr. John Boffrey

December 14, 1967

December 14, 1967

Professor Ithiel Pool
E53-401
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Mass. 02139

Dear Ithiel:

I would like to invite you over to Harvard to talk to a session of the Defense Policy Seminar. As in past years, the Seminar comprises a body of students from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School and the Kennedy School of Government who are seriously interested in military policy and administration.

As we will be discussing pacification in Viet Nam on Monday, March 11, this would be our ideal date for your visit; however, we can suggest an alternative date if this is too inconvenient. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with the speaker normally taking the first hour, and then leaving himself open to questions for the remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record, and you should feel free to discuss the issues as informally and openly as you see fit.

I do hope you can come.

Henry V. Kissinger

Sincerely yours,

I go probe you can come.

You see it.
I feel free to discuss the issues so informally and openly as
our proceedings are simple off the record, and you should
leave himself open to questions for the remaining time.
With the exception normally taking the first person, and then
is too inconvenient. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M.,
visiting however, we can and should have alternative date if this
Mongus, March 11, this would be our ideal date for you.

We will be discussing this classification in Aret Nsm on
in military policy and hegemony situation.
The Kennedy School of Government who are seriously interested
in Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School and
besides, the Seminar combines a pod of students from the
to a session of the Defense Policy Seminar. We in beat
I would like to invite you over to Harvard to talk

Dear friend:

Cambridge, Mass. 02139
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
E23-401
Professor Iffiel Pool

December 14, 1967

December 14, 1967

Mr. Jack Ruina
MIT 7-202
Cambridge, Mass. 02139

Dear Jack,

As we will be discussing the strategic weapons balance on Monday, February 5, this would be our ideal date for your visit; however, we can suggest an alternative date if this is too inconvenient. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with the speaker normally taking the first hour, and then leaving himself open to questions for the remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record, and you should feel free to discuss the issues as informally and openly as you see fit.

I do hope you can come.

Henry V. Kieainger

Best regards,

I do hope you can come.

You see fit.

feel free to discuss the issues so informally and openly as
our proceedings are simple to follow the record, and you should
leave himself open to questions for the remaining time.

with the exception normally taking the first hour, and then
is too inconvenient. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 P.M.,
visiting however, we can attend an alternative date if this
on Monday, February 2, this would be our ideal date for your
As we will be discussing the strategic weapons balance

the Kennedy School of Government who are seriously interested
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School and
Yale, the Seminar comprises a body of students from the
to a session of the Defense Policy Seminar. We in fact
I would like to invite you over to Harvard to talk

Dear Jack,

Cambridge, Mass. 02138
MIT 7-303
Mr. Jackruins

December 14, 1967

DEC 26 1967

HUDSON INSTITUTE

QUAKER RIDGE ROAD, CROTON-ON-HUDSON, N. Y. 10520 CABLE ADDRESS HUDSON 914 RO 2-0700

December 21, 1967

Professor Henry A. Kissinger
Harvard Center for International Affairs
6 Divinity Avenue
Cambridge, Mass. 02138

Dear Henry:

Thanks for your letter of December 14. I guess the mail must be
slowed up by the Christmas rush, because it did not get here until
December 21, and par for mail from Cambridge is about two days.

I should be delighted to give a session of your Defense Policy
Seminar. Monday, the 12th of February, is as good a date as we could
find and I shall plan to be with you on that day.

Do you ever distribute material to your students in advance of a
particular seminar for them to have as background reading? If so, you
might be interested in reproducing the enclosed *Adelphi* paper on BMD
for distribution to them at some suitable time in advance of the session.
The ISS document includes a paper by Johan Holst as well as one of my
own, but if your xerox budget would not be too strained, it might make
sense to reproduce Johan's paper as well, both because it is a good paper
in its own right and because I shall speak to some of the issues mentioned
in it, as well as some of those in my own paper.

Having through your kindness been at several of your sessions in
the past, mainly on the receiving end, it will be a particular pleasure
for me to participate in this one mainly on the sending end.

Best wishes for the New Year.

DGB:jr

Encl.

Adelphi Paper

Henry V. Klaander

Sincerely yours,

Look forward to seeing you then.

Use no such "extra".
round tray, so the Law School machine
matters if you bring your slugs in their
slugs projector; it might facilitate
We have made arrangements for a 32 mm. Caxonsal

IS.
Seminars, and have but you down for Perennial
abuse to my National Security Policy
I am delighted that you will be able to

Dear Dou:

New York, N.Y. 10250
Crotow-on-Hudson
Onsker Ridge Road
Hudson Institute
Mr. Donald G. Breunsn

January 18, 1968

January 18, 1968

Mr. Jack Ruina
Vice President for Special Laboratories
Room 7-202
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Mass. 02139

Dear Jack:

Thank you for your note of December 21.
I am delighted that you can speak to my
National Security Policy Seminar, and
have put you down for February 5.

I look forward to seeing you then.

Henry V. Klaasen

Sincerely yours,

I took forward to seeing you then.

have but you down for February 2.
National Security Policy Seminar, and
I am delighted that you can ask to my
Thank you for your note of December 31.

Dear Jack:

Cambridge, Mass. 02139
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Room 7-303
Vice President for Special Laboratories
Mr. Jack Riens

January 18, 1968

DEC 28 1967

UNITED STATES ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT AGENCY
WASHINGTON

OFFICE OF
THE DIRECTOR

December 22, 1967

Dear Henry:

It would be a pleasure to talk to your class again on April 8, and, in principle, I am inclined to accept your invitation.

However, April 8 is a long way off, and the months ahead will, I expect, be very busy ones. I am in Geneva about half the time, and business here in Washington frequently involves overriding imperatives. For these reasons, my commitment must be regarded as conditional.

If you are willing to assume these risks, you can put my name down on your schedule. And if you wish, I can add the assurance that one of my colleagues will come in my stead if I find it impossible to be with you. However, if you would prefer to drop the matter and book someone whose schedule is more certain, I would understand completely.

With best regards.

Mr. Henry A. Kissinger,
Harvard University,
Center for International Affairs,
6 Divinity Avenue,
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138.

Henry A. Klaasder

Sincerely yours,

Hoping to see you then,

will be glad to hear one of your colleagues.
business is too demanding at the time, we
security policy seminar. It Washington
down for the April 8 meeting of my National
SS. I'll accept all rakes, and but you
Thank you for your letter of December

Dear Adrian:

Washington, D. C. 20421
U.S. Air Force Control and Disarmament Agency
Acting Director
Mr. Adrian S. Fisher

January 18, 1968

Henry V. Knaufuer

Sincerely yours,

19.
Seminar, and have but you down for March
ask to my Nations Security Policy
I am delighted that you will be able to

Dear Bill:

Washington, D. C.
Department of State
East Asia and Pacific Affairs
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Mr. Philip C. Earp

January 18, 1968

Henry V. Klaasen

Sincerely yours,

I hope we may meet again.

You get reimbursed for them.
Of your expenses, I will see that
on December 19. If you will send me a
to my National Security Policy Seminar
that a note to thank you for asking

Dear Mr. Salts:

Washington, D. C.
The Pentagon
Room 3E338
for Regional & Resource Analysis
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
Mr. Robert C. K. Salts

January 9, 1968

January 17, 1968

Mr. Frederick S. Wyle
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
for European & NATO Affairs
OSD/ISA, Room 4E840
The Pentagon
Washington, D. C.

Dear Fred:

I would like to invite you up to Cambridge to talk to
a session of the Harvard Defense Policy Seminar. As in
past years, the Seminar comprises a body of students seri-
ously interested in military policy and administration,
from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law
School and the Kennedy School of Government

One of the most important parts of the program is to
invite distinguished individuals to talk about their special
field. As we will be discussing the NATO alliance and the
problem of nuclear proliferation at that time, Monday, April
22 would be our ideal date for your visit. The Seminar meets
from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with the speaker normally taking the
first hour, and then leaving himself open to questions for
the remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record,
and you should feel free therefore to discuss the issues as
informally and openly as you see fit.

I do hope you can come.

Henry V. Kisauber

Sincerely yours,

I go probe you can come.

informally and abently as you see fit.
and you should feel free therefore to discuss the issues as
the remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record,
first hour, and then leaving himself open to questions for
from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with the exception normally taking the
33 would be our ideal date for your visit. The Seminar meets
problem of unclear prolixation at that time, Monday, April
field. As we will be discussing the NATO alliance and the
invite distinguished individuals to talk about their special
One of the most important parts of the program is to

School and the Kennedy School of Government
from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law
only interested in military policy and administration,
but here, the Seminar comprises a body of students seri-
ous session of the Harvard Defense Policy Seminar. As in
I would like to invite you up to Cambridge to talk to

Dear Fred:

Washington, D. C.
The Pentagon
OBD\18V, Room 4E840

for European & NATO Affairs
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
Mr. Frederick S. Myle

January 17, 1968

January 17, 1968

Dear Fred:

I do hope you can come.

Henry V. Kieunder

Bicerefy houa,

I do pobe you can come.

informally and obliquely so you see it.
and you should feel free therefore to discuss the issues so
the remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record,
first pour, and then leaving himself open to questions for
from 4:10 to 6 P.M., with the exception normally taking the
SS would be our ideal date for your visit. The Seminar meets
before of one hour's proflteration at that time, Monday, April
field. As we will be discussing the NATO alliance and the
invite distinguished individuals to talk about their special
One of the most important parts of the program is to

School and the Kennedy School of Government
from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law
only interested in military policy and administration,
but here, the Seminar combines a body of students aixi-
s a session of the Harvard Defense Policy Seminar. We in
I would like to invite you up to Cambridge to talk to

Dear Fred:

Washington, D. C.
The Pentsagon
02D\12A, Room 4E840
for European & NATO Affairs
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
Mr. Frederick B. Wyse

January 13, 1968

February 7, 1968

Mr. Frederick Wyle
I.S.A.
Department of Defense
Washington, D.C.

Dear Fred:

I am delighted that you will be able to speak at our Defense Policy Seminar on Monday, March 25. The Seminar runs from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Pound Room of Langdell Hall of the Harvard Law School. However, it would probably be easiest if you come to my office at 6 Divinity Avenue shortly before 4; we can then walk over to the lecture hall together. Our topic for that date will be American relations with NATO, with special focus on the non-proliferation problem. The discussion will be off the record so you can speak as freely as you think appropriate. Our guests normally take the first 45 to 60 minutes to present their views, and then leave themselves open to questioning for the remaining time.

I look forward to seeing you.

With best regards.

May 1, 1968

Mr. Frederick S. Wyle
Deputy Assistant Secretary/ISA
for European and NATO Affairs
4E840
The Pentagon
Washington, D. C.

Dear Bred:

This is just a note to thank you for
speaking to my National Security Policy
Seminar on Monday. I enjoyed your talk
very much.

If you will send me a list of your
expenses, I will see to it that you get
reimbursed.

Hope to see you again soon,

Henry V. Klaasen

Sincerely yours,

Hope to see you again soon.

reimbursed.

' I will see to it that you get

expenses.

very much.

Seminar on Monday. I enjoyed your talk
beside to my National Security Policy
This is just a note to thank you for

Dear Bred:

Washington, D. C.
The Pentsdon
4E840

for European and NATO Affairs
Deputy Assistant Secretary/ISA
Mr. Frederick B. Wyle

May 1, 1968

Henry V. Klaasen

Sincerely yours,

IS,
Seminary, and have but one goal for February:
besk to my National! Security Policy
I am delighted that you will be able to

Dear Dou:

New York, N.Y. 10230
Croaton-on-Hudson
Onsker Bridge Road
Hudson Institute
Mr. Donald G. Breusen

January 18, 1968

Henry V. Klaasen

Sincerely yours,

Hoping to see you then,

will be glad to hear one of your colleagues.
business is too demanding at the time, we
Security Policy Seminar. It Washington
down for the April 8 meeting of my National
SS. I'll accept all risks, and but you
Thank you for your letter of December.

Dear Agnes:

Washington, D. C. 20421
U.S. Army Control and Disarmament Agency
Acting Director
Mr. Agnes B. Fisher

January 18, 1968

Henry A. Kissinger

Sincerely yours,

19.
Seminar, and have but you down for March
apart to my National Security Policy
I am delighted that you will be able to

Dear Bill:

Washington, D. C.
Department of State
East Asia and Pacific Affairs
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Mr. Philip C. Espin

January 18, 1968

January 18, 1968

Dear Jack:

Henry W. Kiesinger

Sincerely yours,

have but you down for February 2.
National Security Policy Seminar, and
I am delighted that you can ask to my
Thank you for your note of December 21.

Dear Jack:

Cambridge, Mass. 02139
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Room J-303
Vice President for Special Laboratories
Mr. Jack Bruin

January 18, 1968

Henry A. Klaasen

Sincerely yours,

February 26.

aback to the Defense Policy Seminar on
that in a weak moment you brouiled to
This is just a note to remind you

Dear Herman:

Harmon-ou-Hudson, New York
Onsker Ridde Road
The Hudson Institute
Dr. Herman Kapp

January 24, 1968

Henry V. Klaasenber

Best regards,

Hope to see you again soon.

I enjoyed your talk very much.
Policy Seminar last Monday. Ya nani,
You for asking to my National Security
This is just a note to thank

Dear Jack:

Cambridge, Mass. 02139
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Room 7-303
Vice President for Special Laboratories
Mr. Jack Ruins

February 8, 1968

February 14, 1968

Dr. Donald Brennan
The Hudson Institute
Quaker Ridge Road
Harmon-on-Hudson, New York

Dear Don:

This is just a note to thank you for
addressing the National Security Policy
Seminar on Monday. As usual, I enjoyed
your talk very much.

Send me a list of your expenses and I
will see that they are taken care of.

Hope to see you again soon.

Henry V. Klaander

Sincerely yours,

Hope to see you again soon.

I will see that they are taken care of.
Send me a list of your expenses and I
your talk very much.

Seminar on Monday. Ya nasi, I enjoyed
satisfying the National Security Policy
This is just a note to thank you for

Dear Don:

Harmon-on-Hudson, New York
Quaker Ridge Road
The Hudson Institute
Dr. Donald Brownson

February 14, 1968

6 March, 1968

Dr. Herman Kahn
The Hudson Institute
Quaker Ridge Road
Harmon-on-Hudson, New York

Dear Herman,

This is just a note to thank you for
addressing my National Security Policy
Seminar last week. As usual I enjoyed
your talk very much.

If you will send me a list of your
expenses, I will see to it that you
are reimbursed.

Hope to see you again soon.

Henry A. Klaasen

Sincerely yours,

Hope to see you again soon.

are reimbursed.
expenses. I will see to it that you
It you will send me a list of your
your task very much.

Seminar last week. As usually I enjoyed
speakring my National Security Policy
This is just a note to thank you for

Dear Hermsn,

Harmon-on-Hudson, New York
Quaker Ridge Road
The Hudson Institute
Dr. Hermsn Kuhn

6 March, 1968

Henry A. Klaasen

Sincerely yours,

will see that you are reimbursed.
send me a list of your expenses, and I

very much.
Seminar on Monday. I enjoyed your talk
aplausig to my National Security Policy
This is what a note to thank you for

Dear Dan,

Sants Monics, California
1700 Main Street
RAND Corporation
Mr. Daniel Ebbesen

March 11, 1968

August 16, 1968.

Professor Bernard Brodie
Department of Politics
U.C.L.A.
Los Angeles, California

Dear Bernard:

I would like to invite you up to Cambridge to talk to a session of the Harvard Defense Policy Seminar. As in past years, the Seminar comprises a body of students seriously interested in military policy and administration, from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School and the Kennedy School of Government.

One of the most important parts of the program is to invite distinguished individuals to talk about their special field. As we will be discussing the Defense of Europe at that time, Monday, November 25 would be our ideal date for your visit. The Seminar meets from 4:10 to 6 p.m., with the speaker normally taking the first hour, and then leaving himself open to questions for the remaining time. Our proceedings are always off the record, and you should feel free therefore to discuss the issues as informally and openly as you see fit. The Seminar has funds to reimburse you for your travel expenses.

I do hope you can come.

HK:ss

Alain C. Enthoven

excerpt from introduction by Scoop Jackson before subcommittee
hearing, September 27, 1967.

"We are pleased to have with us today an able pioneer in systems analysis techniques - Dr. Alain Enthoven, Assistant Secretary of Defense (Systems Analysis). To his great credit, he was born in Seattle, Washington! He received his Ph.D. degree in Economics at MIT.

Following four years as a full-time staff member of the RAND Corporation, Dr. Enthoven joined the Department of Defense in May 1960, in the Office of the Director of Defense Research and Engineering. He was appointed Deputy Comptroller for Systems Analysis (Programming) on May 23, 1961; Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Systems Analysis), Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) on October 18, 1962; and sworn into the newly established position of Assistant Secretary of Defense (Systems Analysis) on September 10, 1965."

of Defense (Systems Analysis) on September 10, 1962."
born into the newly established position of Assistant Secretary
of Defense (Controller) on October 18, 1962; and
Secretary of Defense (Programming) on May 23, 1961; Deputy Assistant
and Engineering. He was appointed Deputy Controller for
in May 1960, in the Office of the Director of Defense Research
RAND Corporation, Dr. Enthoven joined the Department of Defense
Following four years as a full-time staff member of the
degree in Economics at MIT.
he was born in Seattle, Washington! He received his Ph.D.
Secretsry of Defense (Systems Analysis). To his great credit,
in systems analysis techniques - Dr. Alsin Enthoven, Assistant
"We are pleased to have with us today an able pioneer

beside, September 31, 1967.

excited from introduction by Scoop Jackson before subcommittee

Afsin C. Enthoven