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Appendix B: Conference Agenda
Pages 187-195

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... Snow Acting Assistant Director Office of Protective Research United States Secret Service Washington, DC Edward Walsh Special Agent-in-Charge Intelligence Division United States Secret Service Washington, DC Robert Kyanko Assistant Special Agent-in-Charge Intelligence Division United States Secret Service Washington, DC Dwight T Colley Special Agent, Office of Training United States Secret Service Washington, DC Consultants to the United States Secret Service Lewis R
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From page 188...
... Vincent's Hospital New York, NY 10011 Bernard Vittone, M.D. Resident in Psychiatry St.
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From page 189...
... Hamburg, M.D. Harvard University 8:30 Introduction of Conferees 8:40 United States Secret Service Presentation: Two Case Illustrations Edward Walsh Special Agent-in-Charge, Intelligence Division Case #1 (minutes 15)
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... United States Secret Service Expectations Robert R Snow Acting Assistant Director, Office of Protective Research 9:30-10:45 Plenary Presentations and Discussion - Assessment NAS Lecture Room Basic Question: What can behavioral science offer to assist the U.S.S.S in its task of assessing persons who threaten their protectees (i.e., potential assassins)
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... Research needs and opportunities Workshop A: NAS Lecture Room Workshop B: Room 180 Workshop C: Room 280 12:15 P.M. Lunch - NAS Refectory 1:30 Workshop groups reconvene 3:00 Coffee-tea-juice Break 3:30 Plenary Presentations and Discussion - Management NAS Lecture Room Basic Question: What can behavioral science offer to assist the U.S.S.S.
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... 5:30 Cocktails 6:30 Buffet Dinner - NAS Refectory 7:30 Workshop groups reconvene: Each group to address main issue of management and specific sub-questions, including exploration of: Novel ideas, new approaches Training implications Reseach needs and opportunities 9:30 Adjourn for the day (Groups chairs, vice-chairs, and workshop staff review the day's activities.) Tuesday, March 10, 1981 National Academy of Sciences Building, Lecture Room 8:30 A.M.
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... Plenary Session, NAS Lecture Room Summary impressions, brief comments, ideas, and/or suggestions from each conference participant 3:00 U.S.S.S. Response 3:20 Closing Remarks W
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