81. Ken Adelman Former Director Of Arms Control And Disarmament Agency Ken Adelman Former Director of Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Former USAmbassador to the United Nations. I want to thank Chancellor Al Carnesale. http://www.lawac.org/speech/adelman.htm

Speech before the Los Angeles World Affairs Council on October 4, 2001: Ken Adelman Former Director of Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations I want to thank Chancellor Al Carnesale. It just shows you the age-old rule that if you fund an academic he’ll always be grateful to you. Many years later. But that was a nice introduction, Al, that was so much nicer than an introduction I had recently in Indianapolis where someone told about the time that I had spent with Rumsfeld. I actually worked with him three times in my life, and with Cheney, and with my membership on the Defense Policy Board today, and he got very carried away, and so he said to the audience, “So, listen up very closely: for the latest dope from Washington, here’s Ken Adelman.” Sometimes it doesn’t come out right, and sometimes I think it’s a factor of translation. I gave a speech in Tokyo about a year ago, I guess it was, on security in Northeast Asia, and after the speech the head of the group stood up and he said “Ambassador Adelman, for your remarks and for all you have done in government we wish you that you deserve much clap.” And I said, “Thank you very much.

82. CFR Members In Nixon Administration Dr. Harold Brown, General Advisory Committee of the US Arms Controland Disarmament Agency. Comm US Arms Control Disarmament Agency. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/2807/CFRnixon.html

CFR members in Nixon Administration Source: Gary Allen, Larry Abraham, None Dare Call it Conspiracy, Concord Press, Rossmoor, CA, 1971 pgs 139-40 Adm. George W. Anderson, Jr. Chairman Foreign Intel. Advisory Board Dr. George F. Baker, Advisory Council on Executive Organization George Ball, Foreign Policy Consultant to the State Department Jacob D. Beam, Ambassador to the Soviet Union David E. Bell, Nat. Comm on Population Growth Amen Future Lt. Gen. Donald V. Bennett, Dir Defense Intelligence Agency C. Fred Bergsten, Operations Staff National Security Council Robert O. Blake, Ambassador to Mali Fred J. Borch, Comm International Trade and Investment Policy Dr. Harold Brown, General Advisory Committee of the US Arms Control and Disarmament Agency William B. Buffum, Deputy Rep to the UN, Ambassador to Lebanon Ellworth Bunker, Ambassador to South Vietnam Frederick Burkhardt, Chair Nat. Comm Libraries and Info Services Dr. Arthur Burns, Counselor to President, Chairman Board Federal Reserve succeeding CFR member Will McChesney Martin Henry A. Byroade, Ambassador to the Philippines. Lincoln P. Bloomfield, Member Pres. Advisory Comm. for Observance of the 25th Anniversary of the UN

83. Arms Control - College Library Undergraduate Research Guide UN Disarmament. Gateway from the University of North Dakota. US Arms Control Disarmament Agency. International Atomic Energy Agency. Return To Top. Statistics. http://college.library.wisc.edu/resources/subject_guides/armscontrol.htm

Undergraduate Research Guide: Arms Control Overview Finding Books Internet Sites Statistics ... Return to Research Guide List Scope This subject guide focuses on negotiated arms control agreements as a solution to the arms race. Issues examined by the sources listed include: arms reduction proposals, disarmament and the nuclear freeze movement; verification procedures and surveillance technologies; providing for national security guarantees; the spread of atomic weapons; and the sale of atomic weapons and materials Overview Current American Government College Library Reference Collection: JK 1 C14 Refer to "Arms Control" in the index 1992 (updated daily) Britannica Online is a searchable collection of authoritative references, including Britannica's latest encyclopedia articles. Basic instructions for Encyclopedia of Arms Control and Disarmament College Library Reference Collection: JX 1974 E57 1993 The United Nations Disarmament Yearbook Memorial Library Reference Collection: JX 1974 U55 Return To Top Finding Journal and News Articles Below are links to databases that cover this subject area. The truncation symbol for all of them is an asterisk (*) unless otherwise noted.

84. Non-Proliferation, Arms Control & Disarmament Division - Links Missile Technology. Conventional Weapons (Including small Arms). European RegionalArms Control and Disarmament. Links. Talk To US. Links. Conference on Disarmament. http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/arms/links2-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Talk To Us Links International Organizations The Australia Group Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention Conference on Disarmament International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) ... United Nations Office of Outer Space Affairs Canadian Departments and Agencies Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) Canadian Space Agency (CSA) Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Export Controls Division (DFAIT/EPE) Nuclear and Chemical Disarmament Implementation Agency (IDN) ... Department of National Defence (DND) Research Institutes and NGOs British American Security Information Council (BASIC) Bonn International Centre for Conversion (BICC) Bradford University Department of Peace Studies Canadian Institute for Strategic Studies (CISS) ... United States Institute of Peace (USIP) Other Governments Resources United States Department of State - Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security Last Updated: Top of Page Important Notices

85. Nuclear Non-Proliferation Conference 1997 Agenda Atomic Energy Agency Michael ROSENTHAL, US Arms Control and DisarmamentAgency; Richard HOOPER, International Atomic Energy Agency; http://www.ceip.org/programs/npp/np97agen.htm

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Nuclear Non-Proliferation Project Click Here to Order Audio Cassette Tapes for all Panels CONFERENCE ON NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION: Enhancing the Tools of the Trade June 9-10, 1997 Washington Marriott Hotel 1221 22nd Street, NW, Washington, DC Leonard S. Spector Director, Carnegie Endowment Nuclear Non-Proliferation Project Conference Chair AGENDA MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1997 Session 1: WELCOMING REMARKS - CONFERENCE OVERVIEW Leonard S. SPECTOR, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace KEYNOTE ADDRESS Hon. James STEINBERG Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs Presiding: Jessica T. MATHEWS, President, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Session 2: STRENGTHENING THE NORM OF NON-PROLIFERATION Reducing Nuclear Arms or Eliminating Them? Amb. Richard BUTLER, Permanent Representative of Australia to the UN Adm. Hank CHILES, former Commander U.S. Strategic Command Hon. Robert BELL, Special Assistant to the President, Defense Policy and Arms Control Amb. Rüdiger HARTMANN, Federal Commissioner on Arms Control, FRG

86. Almanac Of Policy Issues: Arms Control US Department of State Arms Control and International Security; Nuclear UnitedNations Disarmament; United Nations Department for Disarmament Affairs. http://www.policyalmanac.org/world/arms_control.shtml

Almanac of Policy Issues Home Search Archive Arms Control Directories The Big, Big List of Nuclear-Related Links (EnviroLink) Global Beat: Nuclear Weapons and Proliferation Links Directory Yahoo: Disarmament and Nonproliferation Yahoo: Military Spending U.S. Government U.S. Department of Defense: Ballistic Missile Defense Organization U.S. Department of Defense: Defense Threat Reduction Agency U.S. Department of Energy: National Nuclear Security Administration U.S. Department of State: Arms Control and International Security ... Nuclear Regulatory Commission Multi-National Organizations Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization International Atomic Energy Agency Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Nuclear Energy Agency United Nations: Disarmament ... United Nations: Department for Disarmament Affairs Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) Alliance for Nuclear Accountability Amnesty International: Terror Trade Times Arms Control Association British American Security Information Council (BASIC): Nuclear Futures ... Stimson Center Articles: Nuclear Weapons 1999 Arms Control Briefing Book (Council for a Livable World: August, 1999)

87. USIA - Arms Control And Disarmament -- The U.S. Commitment - Pt. 2 November 27, 1991 The US Congress passes the Nunn missile defenses, and the StrategicArms Limitation Talks Baruch Plan for the international Control of atomic http://www.usembassy.de/usa/etexts/his/armscontrol.htm

Highlights of U.S. Arms Control Initiatives and Commitments (Arms Control and Disarmament) April 29, 1997 The Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) enters into force. September 24, 1996 The Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) is opened for signature. U.S. President Bill Clinton is the first head of state to sign, followed by the other four declared nuclear powers and a host of non-nuclear states. June 28, 1996 The United States and other nations attending the United Nations Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, Switzerland, complete a draft Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. October 23, 1994 The United States and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) sign an "Agreed Framework" to freeze the North Korean nuclear program and halt the DPRK's withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. January 14, 1994 The United States, Russia, and Ukraine sign the Trilateral Statement, providing for the transfer of strategic nuclear warheads on Ukrainian territory back to Russia. The transfer is completed by June 1996. January 13, 1993

88. Links London). Governmental organizations. United States US Arms Control Disarmament Agency (ACDA); US Department of Defense (DOD); http://www.iijnet.or.jp/JIIA-CPDNP/e-links.html

Research centers Acronym Institute American Nuclear Society Arms Control Association British-American Security information Council (BASIC) ... Verification Technology Information Center (London) Governmental organizations United States US Department of Defense (DOD) US Department of Energy (DOE) US Department of State (DOS) Australia Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs International organizations Conference on Disarmament IAEA IAEA Safeguards OECD Nuclear Energy Agency ... Links

89. SEA Board Profile - Cathleen Lawrence Prior to this post, she was Director of Administration for the US Arms Control andDisarmament Agency and Deputy Director of Administration from 1987 to 1992. http://www.seniorexecs.com/board bios/lawrence.htm

[ Back ] Cathleen E. Lawrence Executive Director for Non-Proliferation, Arms Control, Political Military Affairs, and Verification and Compliance Bureaus Department of State Lawrence is currently Executive Director in the Department of State for four bureaus. Prior to this post, she was Director of Administration for the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency and Deputy Director of Administration from 1987 to 1992. During her 32 years of government service she has held various other management/supervisory positions including Director of Personnel. Lawrence began her Federal career with the Social Security Administration. Prior to joining the Federal service, she worked for the Department of Social Services in Alameda County, California and the Bureau of Child Welfare in New York City. Lawrence has received the Department of State Superior Honor Award, the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Distinguished Honor Award, the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Meritorious Honor Awards, the Department of Navy Meritorious Service Award, and the Secretary of Navy Career Fellowship. Lawrence has been an SEA member since 1992 and Foreign Affairs Agencies Chapter President since August 2000. She was elected to the Board in 2001.

90. Disarmament Diplomacy Opinion Analysis Alternative Approaches to Arms Control in a Changing World By Kerry M. Kartchner and George R. Pitman I. Introduction The Appeal of NonBinding Initiatives http://www.acronym.org.uk/dd/dd62/62op1.htm

Text Only Disarmament Diplomacy Disarmament Documentation ACRONYM Reports ... Glossary Disarmament Diplomacy Issue No. 62, January - February 2002 Alternative Approaches to Arms Control in a Changing World By Kerry M. Kartchner and George R. Pitman I. Introduction: The Appeal of Non-Binding Initiatives There is growing interest in using approaches other than formal treaties for achieving some US arms control objectives. The lack of progress in negotiating new formal arms control agreements, and in bringing already signed agreements into force, has contributed to a lack of confidence in using formal treaties to achieve key policy goals relating to non-proliferation and strategic arms reductions. In particular: the difficulties, protracted delays, and the current stalemate encountered in trying to bring the START II Treaty into force; the Senate's rejection of the CTBT; the resistance to passing enabling legislation for the CWC; the diverging US and Russian interests in preserving the ABM Treaty; and a desire for greater flexibility in adapting the US strategic forces to the changing international environment have all contributed to this new interest in approaches to arms control that forgo extended negotiations and complicated treaties. Some believe that formal arms control negotiations or agreements "are simply not needed to get where we need to go."

91. 38 Former Government Officials, Retired Military, Scientists And Nobel Laureates Program, Harvard University. Anne Cahn, Former US Arms Control and DisarmamentAgency and Defense Department official. James Jay Carafano http://www.clw.org/election/38support.html

38 former government officials, retired military, scientists and Nobel Laureates show support for the Council 110 Maryland Ave. NE Washington, DC 20002 clw@clw.org September 16, 2002 The Republican Party in Arkansas, South Carolina, South Dakota and other states has been running television ads criticizing Council for a Livable World, using such terms as "radical" and "extremist" and "dangerous." Council for a Livable World is a responsible and patriotic organization founded in 1962 by eminent nuclear physicist Leo Szilard and other scientists who worked in the pioneer days of atomic weapons. The goal of these men and women, who knew first-hand the nature of nuclear weapons, was to warn the public and Congress of the threat of nuclear war and to work to reduce the dangers from these weapons. The Council supports responsible national security programs and works with Members of Congress of both parties. As former government officials, Ambassadors, Nobel Laureates and scientists, we have been pleased to work with Council for a Livable World for a sensible national security policy. Sincerely

92. Arms Trade Links - Arms Trade Web Links - Arms Trade Oversight Project US Department of State Home Page US State Department The Arms Control and DisarmamentAgency (till April 1999) US Department of State Bureau of Arms Control http://www.clw.org/atop/links.html

Arms Trade Links Council Links: 110 Maryland Ave. NE Washington, DC 20002 atop@clw.org General South America Defense Industry/Weapons Landmines ... Nongovernmental Organizations This list is not conclusive, and a listing here does not imply endorsement of any organization. GENERAL Arms Trade E-Group The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: International Affairs Research Resources SOUTH AMERICA Center for International Policy Enterprise Research Foundation for Latin America Latin American Network Information Center Latin American Working Group ... Peace Network - USA DEFENSE INDUSTRY/WEAPONS Aeroflight Homepage Aircraft and Helicopters Airforce Technology Army Technology ... Welcome to Sikorsky LANDMINES Demining Technology Center- Extended Links (Landmines, Humanitarian Demining) Humanitarian Demining Website International Campaign to Ban Landmines Safe-Lane / Passage ... Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation - Campaign for a Landmine Free World MEDIA American Journalism Review Newslink ABYZ News Links Arms Sales Monitor Arms Trade E-Newsgroup Archives ... Defense News (requires password) Defence Systems Daily Drudge Report The Federal Register Inside Defense (requires password) Los Angeles Times MoJo Wire- U.S. Arms Sales Action Atlas

93. Arms Control And The Revolution In Military Affairs Speakers, Author and Defense Analyst; former Assistant Director, US Arms Control and DisarmamentAgency; former Senior Fellow at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. http://www.ciaonet.org/conf/dsw01/dswa01speak.html

94. PROJECT GUTENBERG - Catalog By Author - Index - US Arms Control Copyright© 19711998 Project Gutenberg PROMO.NET - All rights reserved.Web Site Designed and Administered by Pietro Di Miceli http://www.informika.ru/text/books/gutenb/gutind/TEMP/i-_us_arms_control_and_dis

95. Inactive Or Discontinued Items ... List - 2002 (June) HTML Edition 0125A-12, AC 1.1 ACDA Annual Report (MF) (EL), Arms Control andDisarmament Agency. 0126-C, C 1.57/4 Access, US Dept. http://www.du.edu/bdld/idi105.htm

Inactive or Discontinued Items from the 1950 Revision of the Classified List Rev. 2001 (June) Begins with Item Number: 0122-A-02 Item No. Class Stem Series Title Government Author 0122-A-02 A 92.37/2: Commercial Fertilizers (SpCr 7-1-1) (annual) (MF) National Agricultural Statistics Service, Agriculture Department 0122-A-02 A 92.37/3: Commercial Fertilizers, Consumption by Class for Year Ended (MF) National Agricultural Statistics Service, Agriculture Department 0122-A-02 A 92.37: Commercial Fertilizers, Consumption for Year Ended (MF) National Agricultural Statistics Service, Agriculture Department 0122-A-05 A 92.8: Handbooks, Manuals, Guides National Agricultural Statistics Service, Agriculture Department 0122-A-11 A 92.14/3: Hazelnut Production (annual) (EL) National Agricultural Statistics Service, Agriculture Department 0122-A-12 A 92.11/2-4: Walnut Production (annual) (EL) National Agricultural Statistics Service, Agriculture Department 0122-A-14 A 92.11/2-4: Almond Production (annual) (MF) National Agricultural Statistics Service, Agriculture Department A 33.1:

96. The Henry L. Stimson Center - Cooperative Threat Reduction, Missiles Defense, An He previoUSly worked at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the US ArmsControl and Disarmament Agency during the Carter Administration, and the US http://www.stimson.org/?sn=SA20030203468

97. GSI - Programs Ambassador Grey also served as Acting Deputy Director of the Arms Control and DisarmamentAgency as well as Counselor for Political Affairs, US Mission to NATO http://www.gsinstitute.org/programs/bsg_members.shtml

The following members of the Bipartisan Security Group are Republican and Democrat experts with experience in diplomacy, law, intelligence and military affairs. They will assist members of Congress by providing reliable and balanced information and critiques of global security issues in the form of Policy Briefs, Capitol Hill Policy Seminars, and face-to-face meetings with members of Congress and their staff. Chair: Ambassador Thomas Graham Jr. , a senior U.S. diplomat, was involved in the negotiation of every major international arms control and nonproliferation agreement of the past 30 years. As President Clinton's Special Representative for Arms Control, Non-proliferation and Disarmament, he led the successful U.S. government effort to indefinitely extend the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Director: Ambassador Robert T. Grey Jr. , former U.S. Representative to the Conference on Disarmament, was also Leader of the State Department UN Reform Team. Ambassador Grey was a Senior Fellow on the Council on Foreign Relations and Counselor for Political Affairs of the United States Mission to the United Nations in New York. Ambassador Grey also served as Acting Deputy Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency as well as Counselor for Political Affairs, U.S. Mission to NATO in Brussels. Gloria Duffy Ambassador James Goodby , former Ambassador to Finland, was Vice Chairman of the U.S. Delegation to the Strategic Nuclear Arms Negotiations with the U.S.S.R., Chief of the U.S. Delegation to the Conference on Disarmament, and Chief U.S. Negotiator for the Safe and Secure Dismantlement of Nuclear Weapons. He was Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Politico-Military Affairs and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs.

98. Message To The Congress Transmitting The Annual Report Of The http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/resource/speeches/1983/20983a.htm

Message to the Congress Transmitting the Annual Report of the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency February 9, 1983 To the Congress of the United States: I am pleased to transmit to you the 1982 Annual Report of the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. This report, the 22nd submitted since the creation of the agency, provides a complete review of the important work of an Agency which plays a crucial role in our country's national security program. On September 21, 1982, I met at the White House with the three U.S. arms control negotiators, Ambassadors Rowny, Nitze, and Staar before they returned to Europe for the final 1982 sessions of the START, INF, and MBFR negotiations, respectively. At that time, I outlined the following general principles which guide the formation of our arms control policies: Arms control must be an instrument of, and not a substitute for, a coherent security policy aimed in the first instance at the Soviet advantage in the most destabilizing class of weapons ballistic missiles and, especially, intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs). We will work for agreements that truly enhance security by reinforcing peace through deterrence. We must seek agreements that involve substantial and militarily significant reductions on both sides.

99. Nominations, October 17, 1983 http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/resource/speeches/1983/101783c.htm

Nominations, October 17, 1983 Nomination of Lewis A. Dunn To Be an Assistant Director of the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency October 17, 1983 The President today announced his intention to nominate Lewis A. Dunn to be an Assistant Director of the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Nuclear and Weapons Control Bureau. He would succeed Thomas D. Davies. He is presently serving as Counselor to Ambassador at Large Richard T. Kennedy. Previously he was Special Assistant for Nuclear Affairs to the Under Secretary of State for Management in 1981 - 1982; on the professional staff of the Hudson Institute in 1974 - 1981, also serving as project leader in 1976 - 1981; and in the department of political science at Kenyon College in 1969 - 1974. He graduated from Cornell University (A.B., 1965) and the University of Chicago (Ph. D., 1973). He is married and resides in Falls Church, Va. He was born January 7, 1944, in New York, N.Y. Nomination of Francis X. Lilly To Be Solicitor of the Department of Labor October 17, 1983

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