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Part I: Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, 1932-1985 (continued)
Mar. 1981-July 1983
(7 folders)
BOX I:19 Aug. 1983-May 1985
(5 folders)
Speaking engagements, 1981
Council on Foreign Relations
1981-1983
BOX I:20 1984-1985
Daily activity logs
June 1981-Aug. 1982
(4 folders)
BOX I:21 Sept. 1982-Mar. 1984
(6 folders)
BOX I:22 Apr. 1984-July 1985
(4 folders)
Notebooks (bound), 1981-1983
(2 folders)
General officers, mess no. 1 membership, 1982
International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1984
BOX I:23 Invitations and requests for lectures and articles, 1982-1985
(3 folders)
Joint Chiefs of Staff reform, 1982
Maret School, Washington, D.C., 1983-1985
Miller Center, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va., 1982
Notebooks, 1981, undated
Personal papers
Odom family, birth certificates, passports, etc., 1932-1982
Odom, William E.
Financial disclosure reports, 1982-1985
BOX I:24 French award, 1983
Miscellaneous, 1982-1984
Moving and housing, 1981
Orders, 1985
Security forms, 1983, undated
Photograph and autograph requests, 1984
President's Intelligence Oversight Board, 1982
Recommendations and commendations, 1982-1985
Rockefeller Foundation, 1983
Socials, hosts, 1983-1985
Soviet endowment, 1982-1983
(3 folders)
Speeches See Speeches and Writings File
Thank-you letters and notes, 1982-1984
BOX I:25 Travel vouchers, 1981-1985
Trip reports, notebooks, 1983
Voodoo Gap parapsychology, 1982-1985
White House correspondence (President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board/National Security Council) (PRIAB/NSC), 1982-1985
BOX I:25-I:27 Part I: National Security Agency, 1985-1989
Daily activity logs and personal correspondence composed of letters received and photocopies of letters sent.
Arranged chronologically.
BOX I:25 Daily activity logs
1985-1986
(4 folders)
BOX I:26 1987-1988
(3 folders)
Personal correspondence
May 1985-Mar. 1986
(6 folders)
BOX I:27 Apr. 1986-May 1988
(7 folders)
Congratulatory letters, director, NSA, May-Aug. 1985
BOX I:28 Part I: Hudson Institute, 1989-1990
Daily activity logs.
Arranged chronologically.
BOX I:28 Daily activity logs, 1989-1990
(2 folders)
BOX I:28-I:30 Part I: Speeches and Writings File, 1975-1987
Articles, drafts and final copies of speeches, and related correspondence.
Arranged chronologically.
BOX I:28 By Odom
List of writings, undated
"Who Controls Whom in Moscow?" Foreign Policy, 1975
"Bolshevik Politics and the Dustbin of History," Studies in Comparative Communism, spring/summer 1976
"A Dissenting View on the Group Approach to Soviet Politics," World Politics, July 1976
"The `Militarization' of Soviet Society," Problems of Communism, Sept./Oct. 1976
Review of The Soviet Soldier, by Herbert Goldhamer, 1976
Speech, Veterans of Foreign Wars Committee for National Security and Foreign Affairs, 26 Sept. 1977
"Some Factors in Understanding Soviet Civil-Military Relations," 6 Oct. 1977
Remarks, American Association for the Advancement of Social Studies, Tufts University, Medford, Mass., 14 Oct. 1977
Soviet Military Buildup and Detente," 14 Mar. 1978
"Some Remarks on the Role of Military Factors in Soviet Foreign Policy," Kennan Institute Seminar on U.S.-Soviet Military Relations, 5 May 1978
Speech to Spanish Military Select Group, 17 May 1978
"The Future of the Soviet Union," speech outline, 12 Feb. 1980
Remarks for the Teamsters meeting, outline, 6 May 1980
"The Future of the Soviet Union and U.S. Foreign Policy," 28 Aug. 1980
C3I and Telecommunications at the Policy Level," C3I Seminar, Program on Information Resources Policy, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., 8 Sept. 1980
Notes for lecture to the National War College on the National Security Council, Washington, D.C., 2 Oct. 1980
Remarks at the Sage Session, Lincoln Laboratories, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Lexington, Mass., 21 Oct. 1980
Remarks on civil defense policy, 4 Dec. 1980
"The Riddle of Soviet Military Spending," [Apr. 1981]
Speech, Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC), Ft. Riley, Kans., 9 July 1981
BOX I:29 "Strategic Realities and Strategic Choices," National War College, Washington, D.C., 25 Aug. 1981
"Evolution of U.S. Strategic Doctrine," Woodrow Wilson Center for International Studies, Washington, D.C., 16 Sept. 1981
"The Threat to U.S. Security in the 1980's: Two Overlapping Challenges," Fifth Army Civilian Aides, 15 Oct. 1981
Review of The New Red Legions, by Richard Gabriel, 1981
Introduction for International Research and Exchanges Board (IREX) occasional papers, Jan. 1982
Flag Day, Vint Hill Farms, Warrenton, Va., 14 June 1982
"Notes on the Evolution of U.S. Strategic Doctrine: The Dialectics of Change," American Political Science Association, Denver, Colo., 2-5 Sept. 1982
"Choice and Change in Soviet Politics," Problems of Communism, May-June 1983
"Trends in the Balance of Military Power Between East and West," International Institute for Strategic Studies Conference, 8-11 Sept. 1983
"The Soviet Approach to Nuclear Weapons: A Historical Review," Annals of the American Academy of Political Science, Sept. 1983
"Impact of Soviet Cuban Power Projection on the Americas," Conference of American Armies, Caracas, Venezuela, 3-7 Oct. 1983
Speech to Divisional Commanders Conference, 1983
"Soviet Strategic Framework," paper presented to the Nuclear Strategy Development Group, Office of Secretary of Defense, 13 Oct. 1984
"The Implications of Active Defense of NATO for Soviet Military Strategy," European American Institute for Security Research, 26-27 Nov. 1984
"Soviet Politics: Internal Imperatives and External Dynamics," Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vt., 26 Nov. 1984
"Dilemmas and Directions in Soviet Force Development Policy," Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies, Woodrow Wilson Center for International Studies, Washington, D.C., 30 Jan. 1985 (includes revisions)
BOX I:30 "Geneva and Beyond: Military Perspective," Aspen Institute/Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Media Seminar, 10 Apr. 1985
"Implications of Active Defense of NATO for Soviet Military Strategy," European Policy Group, 13 Nov. 1985
"How Far Can Soviet Reform Go?" Problems of Communism, Nov.-Dec. 1987
Comments on Legvold's paper, undated
"Economic Diplomacy As an Instrument of U.S. Strategy," undated
"The Executive Branch and National Security," Army War College, Washington, D.C., 22 Aug., undated
"Net Assessment of East-West Relations," outline, undated
"Soviet Military Strategy," undated
"A Strategy Overview for U.S. National Security in the 1980's," outline given to General Thompson for Fort Huachuca, Sierra Vista, Ariz., 7-8 Apr.
"World Scene: Security Perspectives, U.S. Soviet Competition in the 1980's," undated
Untitled talk on organization and function of the National Security Council during the Carter administration, undated
For others at the White House
"Power Equilibrium," 12 Nov. 1979
"The Problems of the 1980's," 20 May 1980
Draft speech on the security framework for the Persian Gulf region, 7 Sept. 1980
"The Quest for Global Security: The Third Phase," 20 Oct. 1980
Notes for a speech to General Meyer's group, Fort McNair, Washington, D.C., 18 Nov. 1980
"Quest for Global Security: A Critical Challenge for Western Power," 13 Dec. 1980
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