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THOMAS O. PAINE
A REGISTER OF HIS PAPERS
IN THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
Prepared by
Kathleen M. Dondanville and Joseph K. Brooks
with the assistance of Scott McLemee
Manuscript Division
Library of Congress
Washington, D.C. 1993
***
ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
The papers of Thomas Otten Paine (1921-92), engineer and
government official, were given to the Library of Congress by
Paine in 1972. Subsequent additions were received from 1983
through 1992.
The status of copyright in the unpublished writings of
Thomas O. Paine in these papers and in other collections of
papers in the custody of the Library of Congress is governed by
the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.).
Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to
other custodial divisions of the Library. Sound recordings have
been transferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and
Recorded Sound Division. Some photographs have been transferred
to the Print and Photographs Division. All transfers are
identified in these divisions as part of the Thomas O. Paine
Papers.
Government regulations control the use of classified
material in this collection. Manuscript Division staff can
furnish information concerning access to and use of classified
items.
One reel of microfilm in the Thomas O. Paine Papers of a
petition concerning the use of religious references by Apollo
astronauts is available for use in the Manuscript Division
subject to the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17,
U.S.C.). The microfilm is not available for purchase and may not
be borrowed on interlibrary loan.
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Readers interested in consulting any of the division's
collections are advised to write or telephone the
Manuscript Reading Room at (202) 707-5387 before visiting.
Many processed and nearly all unprocessed collections are
stored off site, and advance notice is needed to retrieve
these items for research use.
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Linear feet of shelf space occupied: 73.2
Approximate number of items: 64,050
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
1921, Nov. 9 Born, Berkeley, Calif.
1942 A.B., Brown University, Providence, R.I.
1943-45 Graduated from Naval Reserve Midshipman Training
at Annapolis, Md., and Submarine School at New
London, Conn.
Radar and assistant engineering officer, submarine
_Pompon_
1945 Awarded Submarine Combat Insignia with stars and
United States Navy Commendation Medal
1946, Oct. 1 Married Barbara Helen Taunton Pearse
1947-49 M.S. and Ph.D., Stanford University, Palo Alto,
Calif.
1949-63 Successive appointments as research engineer,
manager of materials and processes, research
metallurgist, and manager of engineering
applications, General Electric Company,
Schenectady, N.Y.
1963-68 Manager of Technical Military Planning Operation,
General Electric Company, Santa Barbara, Calif.
1968-70 Successive appointments as deputy administrator
and administrator, National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
Directed seven Apollo missions, including the
first landings on the moon
Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
1970-76 Vice president and group executive, Power
Generation Group, and senior vice president for
science and technology, General Electric
Company, New York, N.Y.
1976-82 President, Northrop Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.
1982-92 President, Thomas Paine Associates, Santa Monica,
Calif.
1985 Appointed Chairman of the National Commission on
Space
1990 Appointed to the Advisory Committee on the Future
of the United States Space Program
1992, May 4 Died, Los Angeles, Calif.
***
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The papers of Thomas Otten Paine span the years 1931-92,
with the bulk of the materials concentrated in the period
1960-82. The collection documents Paine's engineering and
administrative career with the General Electric Company and
Northrop Corporation, his administration of the National
Aeronautics and Space Administration during the first seven
Apollo missions, and his membership and participation in
professional, scientific, and educational organizations.
Primarily consisting of correspondence, memoranda, reports,
minutes of meetings, drafts, and printed matter, the papers are
organized into the following series: Personal File, General
Correspondence, Government File, Corporate File, Professional
Associations, Miscellany, and Classified Material.
The Personal File (1931-92) contains appointment books,
biographical and genealogical materials, and documents relating
to Paine's naval service during World War II. Included is a copy
of a personal journal recording Paine's participation in the
demilitarization of Japanese submarine forces during the early
days of the occupation of Japan. Also in the file is a
bibliography representing over three thousand books in Paine's
personal library relating to submarines and submarine warfare.
Completing the series are family correspondence, material
relating to Paine's membership in submarine veterans'
organizations, and a few personal business papers of his father,
George T. Paine.
The General Correspondence series (1955-91) consists of
incoming and outgoing correspondence between Paine and friends,
colleagues, and the general public primarily relating to
employment and professional opportunities, space and planetary
exploration, submarine technology, and topics of a routine
nature.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and other materials
pertaining to Paine's work as deputy and acting administrator of
the National Aeronautics and Space Administration are found in
the Government File (1965-91). Material in this section include
comprehensive subject files relating to the Apollo missions,
including the Apollo Eleven flight when Neil Armstrong and Buzz
Aldrin became the first human beings to set foot on the moon.
Other papers in this section include chronological files of
letters and memoranda by Paine and reading files containing
correspondence, memoranda, reports, printed matter, and other
material received by Paine on a daily basis.
The Government File also contains material pertaining to
Paine's role as chairman of the National Commission on Space.
Included are drafts and the commission's final report entitled
_Pioneering the Space Frontier_. The series also contains
correspondence, memoranda, and reports relating to Paine's work
on the Advisory Committee on the Future of the United States
Space Program.
The largest segment of the collection is the Corporate File
(1950-92). Primarily comprised of correspondence, memoranda,
minutes of meetings and reports, the series contains extensive
files pertaining to Paine's long career with the General Electric
Company and his work as president of the Northrop Corporation.
General Electric files include documentation of his original
research on fine-particle magnets and the innovative programs he
instituted to develop lasers, medical electronic equipment, and
electric vehicles. Northrop files are largely comprised of
material relating to visits he made to foreign air force bases as
president of the company. In the personal logbooks from these
travels are narratives, photographs, and accounts of private
discussions held with Bandar Bin Sultan of Saudi Arabia, Admiral
Soong, head of Taiwan's armed forces, and officials from the
Soviet Union. Also in the series are files pertaining to his
membership on the board of directors of several space-related
companies and to Thomas Paine Associates, a consulting firm
started by Paine after retiring from Northrop.
The Professional Associations series (1945-92) is mostly
comprised of correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, and
reports pertaining to Paine's membership in professional,
educational, and scientific organizations. Papers documenting
his work as a member of the Engineers Joint Council constitute
the bulk of the series. Included are numerous reports Paine
helped prepare as a member of the Council's Engineering Research
Committee. Also in the series are papers relating to Case for
Mars conferences in which Paine and others promoted the
exploration and colonization of the planet Mars.
Among the Miscellany (1947-91) are handwritten notes by
Paine, reports and drafts pertaining to his work as a research
assistant at Stanford University, and drafts of books and
screenplays by others regarding planetary and space exploration.
Prominent correspondents include Edwin E. "Buzz" Aldrin, Ray
Bradbury, John Glenn, J. Herbert Hollomon, Thomas V. Jones, and
Robert C. Seamans.
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DESCRIPTION OF SERIES
Container Nos. Contents
1-7 Personal File, 1930-92, n.d.
Appointment books, correspondence, biographical
and genealogical material, naval records,
photographs, certificates, bibliographic material,
and printed matter. Arrangement is alphabetical
by topic or type of material and chronological
therein.
8-13 General Correspondence, 1955-91, n.d.
Incoming and outgoing correspondence with
attachments between Paine and friends, colleagues,
organizations, and the general public.
Arrangement is chronological.
13-68 Government File, 1965-91, n.d.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, agendas,
minutes of meetings, notes, printed matter,
address books, schedules, press releases,
newspaper clippings, speeches, articles, and
photographs relating to Paine's public service.
Arrangement is alphabetical by topic or type of
material and chronological therein.
69-143 Corporate File, 1949-92, n.d.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, agendas,
minutes of meetings, notes, speeches, articles,
itineraries, schedules, logbooks, press releases,
newspaper clippings, photographs, and printed
matter relating to Paine's career at General
Electric, Northrop, and Thomas Paine Associates,
and his membership on various boards of directors.
Arrangement is alphabetical by topic or type of
material and chronological therein.
143-181 Professional Associations, 1945-92, n.d.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, agendas,
minutes of meetings, notes, schedules, press
releases, newspaper clippings, and printed matter
relating to Paine's membership in professional,
educational, and scientific organizations.
Arrangement is alphabetical by topic or type of
material and chronological therein.
182-183 Miscellany, 1947-91, n.d.
Notes, drafts of books and scripts, speeches,
articles, reports, and printed matter.
Arrangement is alphabetical by topic or type of
material.
CL 1 Classified Material, 1968-70.
Documents containing national security
information removed from the collection. Arranged
and described according to the series and folders
from which the items were removed.
***
CONTAINER LIST
Container Nos. Contents
PERSONAL FILE, 1930-92, n.d.
Box 1 Appointment books
1966-75 (6 folders)
Box 2 1976-79 (5 folders)
Box 3 1980-84 (5 folders)
Box 4 1984-92 (7 folders)
Box 5 Biographical material, 1960-70, 1983-85, n.d.
(2 folders)
Family correspondence, 1942-46, 1960-68, 1982-85,
n.d. (6 folders)
Genealogical material, 1961-65, 1980, n.d.
Naval service
Journal, Transpacific Voyage of His Imperial
Japanese Majesty's Submarine I-400, 1945
Navy orders, 1942-51, 1961-62
Notebooks, 1945
Box 6 Paine, George T. (father), business papers, 1931,
1952-53, 1963, n.d. (2 folders)
Photographs, ca. 1943, 1963
Stanford University, Palo Alto, Calif., 1946-50,
1960 (2 folders)
Submarine bibliography
1930, 1960-65 (4 folders)
Box 7 1982, n.d. (2 folders)
Submarine veterans organizations
Background material, 1959
Correspondence, 1959-86, n.d.
Printed matter, 1957-63, 1969
Washington Award, Western Society of Engineers,
1972
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1955-91, n.d.
Box 8 Mar. 1955-June 1982 (11 folders)
Box 9 July 1982-Sept. 1985 (11 folders)
Box 10 Oct. 1985-May 1986 (8 folders)
Box 11 June 1986-Feb. 1988 (8 folders)
Box 12 Mar. 1988-Dec. 1989 (8 folders)
Box 13 Jan. 1990-Dec. 1991, n.d. (4 folders)
GOVERNMENT FILE, 1965-91, n.d.
Advisory Committee on the Future of the U.S. Space
Program
Agendas and working calendars, 1990
Background material, 1990 (2 folders)
Biographical and employment information, 1990
Correspondence and memoranda
Nov. 1989-Oct. 1990 (2 folders)
Box 14 Nov. 1990-Dec. 1991 (4 folders)
Journal re committee and the White House,
1990 (2 folders)
Mailing lists, 1990
Media coverage, 1990
Box 15 Minutes of meetings, 1990 (2 folders)
Notes, 1990
Presentations made to committee, 1990
(4 folders)
Box 16 (7 folders)
Box 17 (7 folders)
Box 18 (6 folders)
Box 19 (2 folders)
Reading file, 1990 (3 folders)
Report
Comments and critiques by colleagues, 1991
Box 20 Drafts, 1990 (6 folders)
Printed version, 1990
Summary and principal recommendations, 1990
Reunion of committee members, 1991
Box 21 National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Address book, n.d.
Administration reference and backup book, 1968
(4 folders)
Box 22 Advisory boards, 1965-68, n.d. (2 folders)
Chronological file
Mar.-Dec. 1968 (6 folders)
Box 23 Jan.-Oct. 1969 (10 folders)
Box 24 Nov. 1969-June 1970 (8 folders)
Box 25 July 1970-Oct. 1970 (4 folders)
Correspondence
Jan. 1968-June 1970 (5 folders)
Box 26 July-Sept. 1970, n.d. (4 folders)
Historical Office
Apollo history workshop, 1970
Historical Advisory Committee, 1970-72
Newsletters, 1972-74
Box 27 Writings
Agency history, 1969 (2 folders)
Gemini narrative, 1970 (2 folders)
"We Should Go to the Moon," n.d.
Letters of congratulations re appointment
Feb. 1968-Feb. 1969 (2 folders)
Box 28 Mar. 1969
News releases and clippings, 1968-81, n.d.
(4 folders)
Photographs, 1968
Box 29 Reading file
Feb.-July 1968 (6 folders)
Box 30 July-Aug. 1968 (6 folders)
Box 31 Sept.-Nov. 1968 (7 folders)
Box 32 Dec. 1968-Mar. 1969 (7 folders)
Box 33 Apr.-July 1969 (6 folders)
Box 34 Aug.-Oct. 1969 (6 folders)
Box 35 Nov. 1969-Jan. 1970 (6 folders)
Box 36 Feb.-May 1970 (7 folders)
Box 37 May-Sept. 1970 (7 folders)
Box 38 Schedules, 1968-70 (3 folders)
Speeches and writings
Articles
By others re Paine, 1968-69
By Paine
1968-69 (3 folders)
Box 39 1970, n.d. (2 folders)
Book reviews, 1970
Books, "Where Are We Going in Space?" 1970
Chapter drafts (8 folders)
Foreword and outline
Box 40 Interviews, 1969-70
Press conferences, 1970
Speeches
Feb. 1968-Aug. 1969 (6 folders)
Box 41 Sept. 1969-Mar. 1970 (6 folders)
Box 42 Apr. 1970-Dec. 1971 (7 folders)
Box 43 Undated
Subject file
Advanced Manned Missions study program, 1967
Apollo missions
Apollo 6, 1968
Apollo 8, 1968-69 (3 folders)
Box 44 Apollo 9, 1969 (2 folders)
Apollo 10, 1969 (4 folders)
Box 45 Apollo 11, 1969
(7 folders)
Box 46 (4 folders)
Apollo 12, 1969-70
(1 folder)
Box 47 (3 folders)
Apollo 13, 1970 (5 folders)
Box 48 Apollo 14, 1970
* Lynn petition concerning religious
references by Apollo astronauts, 1969
(1 reel microfilm)
Miscellaneous, 1967-68
Quarterly progress reports, 1967-68
(2 folders)
Astronomy program, 1968
Lunar Exploration Program, 1967-68
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library, Austin, Tex.,
1968-70
* For microfilm, see shelf no. 21,385
Box 49 Marshall Space Flight Center, University of
Alabama, Huntsville, Ala., n.d.
Miscellaneous, 1976-79, n.d.
Saturn Program, 1968 (2 folders)
Senate Committee on Aeronautics and Space
Sciences, 1968
Soyuz flights 7 and 9, 1970-71
Space applications, 1967-70, n.d. (2 folders)
Box 50 Space colonization, 1975
Space physics program, 1968
Space policy, 1969, n.d.
Space progress projections, n.d.
Space stations, 1970 (2 folders)
Space Window, Washington Cathedral,
Washington, D.C., 1974
Wolper Productions, 1970
Trips
Australia, 1969
Australia, Hawaii, and Japan, 1970
(2 folders)
Box 51 Europe, 1969-70 (5 folders)
London, 1970
United States
1968 (1 folder)
Box 52 1968-70 (3 folders)
Working file
Apr.-Dec. 1968 (6 folders)
Box 53 Jan.-July 1969 (8 folders)
Box 54 Aug. 1969-Mar. 1970 (7 folders)
Box 55 Apr.-Sept. 1970 (8 folders)
Box 56 National Commission on Space
Administrative material
Applications and resumes, 1985 (3 folders)
Charter and establishing documents, 1985
Logo, 1985
Mailing lists, 1985-86, n.d.
Members, 1985
Security, n.d.
Staff, 1985-86, n.d.
Articles re Paine, 1985-88 (2 folders)
Box 57 Correspondence and memoranda
Oct. 1984-June 1985 (7 folders)
Box 58 July-Nov. 1985 (7 folders)
Box 59 Dec. 1985-Feb. 1986 (6 folders)
Box 60 Mar.-May 1986 (5 folders)
Box 61 May-Sept. 1986 (7 folders)
Box 62 Oct. 1986-Jan. 1990, n.d. (6 folders)
Box 63 Meetings, 1985-86, n.d. (7 folders)
Miscellany, 1985-87, n.d.
Box 64 Newsletters and background material, 1986-87
(3 folders)
Presentations, 1985
(4 folders)
Box 65 (4 folders)
Reports and related material
By NCOS
_America's Next 20 Years in Space_, 1985
_Pioneering the Space Frontier_
1985-86 (3 folders)
Box 66 1986
(6 folders)
Box 67 (4 folders)
_Space Goals for 21st Century America_,
1985 (3 folders)
Box 68 By others, 1985-86 (2 folders)
Trip to Soviet Union
Briefing material, 1985-86
Correspondence, memoranda, and notes, 1985
National Space Council
Agendas and background material, 1989-91,
n.d.
Correspondence, 1989-90
Meeting notes, 1989
Presentations, 1989
CORPORATE FILE, 1949-92, n.d.
Box 69 Board of Directors
Geosat
Agendas and minutes of meetings, 1984-89
(2 folders)
Correspondence and memoranda, 1984-89
Newsletters and press releases, 1984-89
(2 folders)
Orbital Sciences Corp.
Agendas and minutes of meetings
Dec. 1983-Dec. 1987 (7 folders)
Box 70 Jan. 1988-Sept. 1989 (7 folders)
Box 71 Sept. 1989-Oct. 1991 (7 folders)
Box 72 Oct. 1991-Apr. 1992 (2 folders)
Correspondence and memoranda
Nov. 1983-Dec. 1988 (5 folders)
Box 73 Jan. 1989-Apr. 1992 (7 folders)
News releases, 1984-92 (2 folders)
Box 74 Plans and objectives, 1988-89
Projects
Adaptable Space Propulsion System, 1987
Apogee and Maneuvering Stage, 1984
Datasat, 1989
Orbital Research Partners consolidation,
1987 (2 folders)
Space Data Corp. merger, 1988 (2 folders)
Box 75 Summaries of major programs, 1991
Transfer Orbit Stage, 1983-87 (4 folders)
Reports, 1990-92 (3 folders)
Box 76 Quotron
Agendas and minutes of meetings
Dec. 1981-Dec. 1987 (8 folders)
Box 77 Jan. 1988-Nov. 1989 (2 folders)
Correspondence and memoranda
Feb. 1983-Aug. 1986 (6 folders)
Box 78 Sept. 1986-Sept. 1991 (6 folders)
Box 79 Reports, 1983-89 (8 folders)
Box 80 General Electric Co.
Correspondence and memoranda
Sept. 1950-Dec. 1964 (7 folders)
Box 81 Jan. 1965-Dec. 1973 (6 folders)
Box 82 Jan.-Dec. 1974
Personnel records, 1950-57, n.d.
Publications, 1949-60, n.d. (2 folders)
Subject file
American Museum of Electricity
Board of Trustees, 1963
Constitution and bylaws, n.d.
Correspondence, 1962-68 (2 folders)
Finances, 1963
Minutes of meetings, 1962-65
Box 83 Plans and operations, 1962
Printed material, 1962-63
Story-line conference, 1964
General Engineering Laboratory
Acoustics, 1961
Advanced Waste Treatment program, 1962
Air purification, 1960-61
Arms control, 1961-62
Atomic energy, 1960
Bionics, 1960-62
Budget and planning, 1960-62 (2 folders)
Box 84 Civil defense, 1961
Company growth opportunities, 1960-62
(2 folders)
Cybernetic anthropomorphic machines, 1962
Eastern Mohawk Valley Development Study
program, 1961
Electromachining, 1960-61
Electrothermal rock breaking, 1961
Electronics, 1961-62
Engineering and the New Frontier, 1960-61
Ground effect machines, 1962
Humanity, n.d.
Box 85 Helium recovery, 1961
Information retrieval and storage, 1960-61
Innovations, 1960
International development
General, 1960-63 (2 folders)
South America, 1962
International University of the Americas
proposal, 1961-62 (2 folders)
Ion and plasma engineering, 1960
Box 86 Laboratory operations, 1960-62 (2 folders)
Lasers, 1961
Magnetics, 1960-62
Managers and staff meetings, 1961-62
(2 folders)
Microelectronics, 1962
Box 87 Microminiaturization, 1960-62 (2 folders)
Miscellaneous, 1960-62
Mossbauer Effect, 1960
Oceanographic technology, 1962
Optical masers, 1961-62
Outdoor living, 1961
Patents, 1957-63
Patterns, 1960-62
Box 88 Peace technology, 1961
President's Science Advisory Committee,
1961
Quantum electronic devices, n.d.
RAEL study, 1961
Radio and television division, 1960
Research and development, 1961-62
Rural electrification, 1960-63 (4 folders)
Box 89 Satellites, 1960
Science and the environment, 1961-62
Simulation, 1961
Solar energy, 1960-62
Solions, n.d.
Space, 1960-62
Submarine study, 1961 (2 folders)
Superconductors, 1961-62
Technical analyses component, 1962
Box 90 Thermionics, 1960-61
Thermoelectric cooling, 1960-62
Thermoelectricity, 1962
Thermoplastic recording
Correspondence and memoranda, 1958-62
Development authorizations, 1961
Minutes of meetings, 1958-61
Newsletters, 1961
Notes, n.d.
Planning and proposals, 1961 (2 folders)
Box 91 Reports, 1959-62, n.d. (4 folders)
Transporter, 1962
Urban renewal, 1960
Warfare, 1962
World technology, 1960
World's Fair
New York, N.Y., 1960-62
Seattle, Wash., 1961-62
Measurements Laboratory, Instrument
Department
Activities, 1957-58 (2 folders)
Box 92 Fine-particle iron magnet development
program
Correspondence and memoranda, 1958-59
Minutes of meetings, 1950-51
Miscellaneous, 1951-58
Press releases, 1951-58
Technical papers and reports, 1951-58
(4 folders)
Box 93 (3 folders)
Miscellaneous, 1952-58
Other laboratories, 1950-58
Plans and objectives, 1956-57
Torque measurements, 1954-56
Box 94 Power Generation Business Group
Executive Board, 1972-75 (7 folders)
Power Generation Business Group
Management conference, 1972
Box 95 Power Generation Group
Board of Directors, 1973
Corporate research and development
European office, 1972-73
General, 1973 (2 folders)
General Dynamics, 1971
General Electric Co. of England, 1972-73
(2 folders)
General Electric Power Research Operation,
1972-74
Information Management International,
1971-73 (2 folders)
Box 96 Miscellaneous, 1972-73
Naval War College, Newport, R.I., 1971
Nuclear Energy Products Division, 1972-73
(2 folders)
Public appearances, 1970-71
Sales division, 1973
Soviet Union, 1971-73
(3 folders)
Box 97 (2 folders)
Sporn, Philip, 1971-73
Synthetic fuels, 1973
Technical Military Planning Operation,
1971-73
Trips
Europe, 1971
Japan, 1972
Paris, 1972
Spain, 1971
Box 98 Taiwan, 1972
Uranium enrichment, 1973
Utility executives conferences, 1970-73
(2 folders)
White House, 1972-73
Research Laboratory
Cobalt platinum ticonas, 1959
Economy, 1960
Electron micrographics, 1959
Innovations, 1959
Box 99 Iron aluminum silicon, 1959
Laboratory operations, 1958-59
Liaison reports, 1959-60 (2 folders)
Magnetic studies
Charts and illustrations, 1959
European trip, 1959 (2 folders)
General, 1959-60
Survey of magnetics papers and
literature, 1959-60
Box 100 Miscellaneous, 1959-60
Overseas correspondence, 1959-60
Platinum alloys, 1959-60
Publication policy, 1959-60
Pyrolytic thermoelements, 1959-62
Technical Military Planning Operation
Algerian delegation visit, 1967
Appraisal and performance review
procedures, 1963
Background information and material,
1965-67
Corporate Growth Council
Correspondence and memoranda, 1964-65
(2 folders)
Box 101 Meeting agendas and summaries, 1964-65
(3 folders)
Notes, 1964-65
Presentations, 1964
Reports, 1965
Early drafts
(3 folders)
Box 102 (2 folders)
Final draft (2 folders)
Growth and organizational policies, 1967
Miscellaneous
Correspondence, 1963-68
Memoranda, 1963-68
Newspaper clippings, 1963
Notes, 1963-66
Naval ship opportunities, 1968
Box 103 News releases, 1964
Organic polymers, 1965
Proposals, 1966-68 (2 folders)
Reports, 1963-65
Research and development reorganization,
1967
Speaking engagements
1963
Box 104 1964-68, n.d. (6 folders)
Staff biography, n.d.
Box 105 Staff workload summary, 1965
Studies, 1963-67, n.d. (3 folders)
Urban Development Corp., 1966 (2 folders)
Technology Planning and Development
AEG-Telefunken, 1974
Box 106 Atomic Energy Commission, 1973-74
(4 folders)
Awards, 1974
Bechtel Group, 1973-74
Board of Directors, 1973-75 (2 folders)
Business groups
Aerospace, 1974
Aircraft engines, 1973-74
International and Canadian, 1974
Box 107 Major appliance board, 1973-74
Center for Energy Systems, 1973-74
Centers of research, 1974
CFM56 program, 1974-75 (2 folders)
Committee for Economic Development, 1973-75
(2 folders)
Box 108 Commonwealth Edison, 1974
Conferences
American Power, 1975
Technical management, 1974 (2 folders)
Corporate Organization study, 1975
(2 folders)
Corporate Policy Committee
Correspondence and memoranda, 1973-75
Meetings
General
1973
Box 109 1974 (2 folders)
Joint Session with Group Executives,
1973-74
Corporate Research and Development
European office, 1973-74
Financial statements, 1973-74
General
1973 (3 folders)
Box 110 1974-75 (3 folders)
Manpower, 1973-74 (2 folders)
Energy research and development
General
1973 (2 folders)
Box 111 1974-75 (3 folders)
Institutional patterns, 1973 (3 folders)
Box 112 Energy Research and Development
Administration, 1975 (2 folders)
Engineering Materials and Processes
Information Services, 1974
Federal Energy Administration, 1974-75
(5 folders)
Box 113 (2 folders)
Finger, Harold, 1973-74
Fisher, John, 1970-75 (2 folders)
Gas turbine operational planning, 1972-74
Gutoff, Reuben, 1973
Box 114 Heat pumps, 1973-75
Hydrogen economy, 1973-75
Industry, 1974
International Planning Management, 1974
International relationships, 1972-75
(3 folders)
Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, 1974
Box 115 KMS Industries, 1974
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Mass., 1974-75 (3 folders)
Miscellaneous, 1973-75
Nuclear energy, 1975 (2 folders)
Box 116 Nuclear Energy division, 1973-75
(4 folders)
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 1975
Productivity, 1974
Professional papers and presentations,
1973-75 (2 folders)
Project Cyclops, 1975
Reed, C. E., 1974-75
Soviet Union, 1973-75
(1 folder)
Box 117 (4 folders)
Speeches, 1973-74
Steam Turbine Generator Products Division,
1973-74
Strategic planning, 1974
Technology assessment, 1974
Box 118 Trips, 1975 (2 folders)
Westinghouse, 1974-75
White House, 1974-75
Northrop Corp.
Administrative material
Annual and quarterly reports, 1977-84
Employment agreement, 1976
Financial statements, 1976
Directors and officers' questionnaires,
1977-82
Long range plans, 1976
Management conference, 1981
Management guide, 1976
Box 119 Organization charts, 1975-79
Position descriptions, 1983
Correspondence
Feb. 1976-Sept. 1977 (5 folders)
Box 120 Oct. 1977-Mar. 1979 (6 folders)
Box 121 Apr. 1979-June 1980 (7 folders)
Box 122 July 1980-May 1981 (6 folders)
Box 123 June 1981-Jan. 1987 (7 folders)
Box 124 Legal file
Goldman v. Northrop, 1976
Northrop v. McDonnell Douglas
1979-80 (6 folders)
Box 125 1980-85 (3 folders)
Pending litigation, 1981
Springer v. Jones, 1976
Triad v. Northrop
1975-80 (3 folders)
Box 126 1980 (6 folders)
Box 127 1980-84, n.d. (10 folders)
Box 128 Speeches, 1977-81
Subject file
Consultants, 1981
Election to the presidency, 1975
Erroneous scientific predictions, 1967-81,
n.d.
Fighter aircraft commonality, 1978-79
Hornet fighter aircraft, 1979, n.d.
Jones, Thomas V., 1984-86, n.d.
Latin American marketing, 1982
Low, George, letter re future of National
Aeronautics and Space Administration,
1980-81
Middle East, n.d.
Box 129 N-3PB patrol bomber restoration, 1979-80
Northrop, John K., 1980-84
Pournelle, J.E., letter re America's future
in space, 1981
Senate hearings, 1979
Soviet space program, 1980-81
Space shuttle program, n.d.
Spacelab, 1976
Stealth bomber technology, 1981-82
Tigershark fighter aircraft, 1979-82
Tipton, Frank B., 1976
Walt Disney Corp., 1979-81
Box 130 Trips
Background material
1976-77 (8 folders)
Box 131 1977-78 (7 folders)
Box 132 1978-79 (7 folders)
Box 133 1979-80 (6 folders)
Box 134 1980-81 (9 folders)
Box 135 1981-82 (6 folders)
Box 136 Expense reports, 1976-81 (6 folders)
Box 137 Logs
1978-79 (3 folders)
Box 138 1979-81 (2 folders)
Box 139 1982 (3 folders)
Thomas Paine Associates
Aldrin, Buzz, 1988-91 (2 folders)
Australia, 1988
Biosphere 2, 1989-91
Box 140 Biosystems Institute, La Jolla, Calif., 1988-91
Brown University, Providence, R.I., 1988-92
California Institute of Technology, Pasadena,
Calif., 1990
Commonwealth North, 1988
Discovery Channel, 1987-88 (2 folders)
Forward, Robert, 1990-91
Glenn, John, 1983-86
Graduate Institute of International Studies,
Geneva, Switzerland, 1986-87
Hawaii Space Development Authority, Honolulu,
Hawaii
1987-90
Box 141 1990-92
Industrial Forum, 1984
Imagery Information Database, 1983
J. Herbert Holloman Memorial Committee, 1987
McCall, Robert, 1985-86
Miscellaneous, 1982-92
National Aeronautics and Space Administration,
1989-91 (2 folders)
Pepper, Thomas, 1986-87
Raymond, Richard, 1984-87
Box 142 Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
Institute, 1988-89
Security Pacific Bank, 1982-83 (2 folders)
Simpson, Ted, 1987-88
Space Research Associates, 1986
Spacepac, 1987-91
Teacher in Space, 1987
Techno Forum 91, 1991
Trips, 1982
United Nations Day, 1986
Box 143 University of California (all campuses), 1986-90
Walt Disney Corp., 1982-90 (2 folders)
White House, House of Representatives, and
Senate, 1984-90
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, 1945-92, n.d.
American Astronautical Society
Conferences and symposia
General, 1982-88
Goddard Memorial symposia, 1987-90
(2 folders)
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Annual meetings, 1982-90
Box 144 Correspondence, 1980-90, n.d.
Fellow grade committee
1984-89 (5 folders)
Box 145 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Fellow grade committee, 1991
Space Task Force Workshop, 1986 (2 folders)
Speeches, n.d.
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Articles and papers, 1957-66, n.d.
Committees
Basic Science, 1959-62, n.d.
Research, 1954-60, n.d.
Technical Operations, 1961-62
Correspondence, 1960-62
Box 146 Magnetic conferences
Background material, 1957-63, n.d.
Constitutions, 1963, n.d.
Correspondence, 1956-63, n.d. (2 folders)
Meetings, 1957-62
Papers presented, 1955-62 (2 folders)
Box 147 Survey of papers re magnetics, 1952-60, n.d.
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and
Petroleum Engineers, 1958-62, n.d. (2 folders)
American Management Association, 1961-62, n.d.
American Physical Society, Division of Solid State
Physics, 1955-58
American Society for Metals, 1958-59, n.d.
American Society for Testing Materials, 1959-60
Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, Aspen,
Colo.
Agendas, itineraries, and lists of participants,
1975, n.d.
Box 148 Background material, 1975, n.d. (2 folders)
Correspondence, 1975
Discussion summaries, 1975
Miscellany, 1975
Papers, 1975
Association of Space Explorers, 1987-91
Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 1987-92
(2 folders)
Box 149 Australian Academy of Technological Services,
1982-88
Australian Association of Maritime History,
1984-88
British Interplanetary Society, 1982, n.d.
California Space Institute, University of
California, San Diego, Calif., 1985
Case for Mars conferences
1984-85 (3 folders)
Box 150 1987-90 (6 folders)
Chief Executives Organization, 1987-88
Box 151 Commonwealth North Forum, 1987, n.d.
Cosmos Club, Washington, D.C., 1985, n.d.
East-West Center for Cultural and Technical
Interchange Between East and West, 1982-85, n.d.
(2 folders)
Elfun Society, 1958-67 (2 folders)
Engineers Joint Council
Annual reports, 1959-61
Box 152 Committees
Engineering Research Committee
Correspondence, 1960-63 (6 folders)
Meetings, 1960-61 (2 folders)
Box 153 Members, 1960-62
Reports, drafts and related material
Biological systems, 1960-62
Education services, 1960
Energy and raw materials, 1961-62
Engineering education, 1961-62
(2 folders)
Engineering in medicine, 1960-62
Food production and resources, 1960
Box 154 Human wants and national challenges,
1960
Information handling systems, 1960-62
National and metropolitan
transportation, 1960-62
Professional societies, 1960-62
Research and development goals, 1960-62
(2 folders)
Box 155 Summary report, 1961-62, n.d.
(4 folders)
Technical information flow, 1960-62
(2 folders)
Box 156 Technical problems of developing
countries, 1960-62
Urban environmental problems, 1960-61
Engineering Science, 1958-59
Executive Committee, 1960
Conferences
Engineering Foundation Research Conferences
1961-62 (2 folders)
Box 157 1963-66 (2 folders)
Gordon Conferences, 1958-68 (4 folders)
Box 158 Constituent and cooperating organizations,
1960, n.d.
Special Consulting Group on Polytechnic
Dictionaries, 1959
Friends of Cabrillo Marine Museum, 1986-91, n.d.
Global Implications of Space Activities
conference, 1981
Goddard Memorial Symposium, 1989
Hydrogen Action Task Force
Correspondence, 1988-90
Reports and background material, 1987-90, n.d.
(2 folders)
Box 159 Institute of Nuclear Power Operations, Atlanta,
Ga., 1984-85
International Academy of Astronautics, 1987-89
(5 folders)
International Astronautical Federation
1988-89 (2 folders)
Box 160 1991 (2 folders)
International Space Future Forum, 1987
International Space University, Boston, Mass.,
1987
James E. Webb Fund, 1981-83, n.d.
Lunar Science Institute, 1968
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Conference
on Factors in the Transfer of Technology,
Cambridge, Mass., 1966
Box 161 National Academy of Engineering
Committees
Public Engineering Policy, 1973, n.d.
Technology and Social Priorities Steering
Committee, 1987
Correspondence, 1961, 1973-90 (5 folders)
Box 162 Energy Task Force
Correspondence, 1973-74
Meetings, 1973-74
Reports, drafts, and related materials,
1973-74, n.d. (2 folders)
Box 163 Membership
Elections, 1973
General, 1987-91 (2 folders)
Requests for anonymous comments, 1983-88,
n.d. (2 folders)
Printed matter, 1974-75
Projects
Art and technology, 1984
Financial and monetary technology, 1987
Reports, 1961
Box 164 National Academy of Public Administration, 1983-85
National Academy of Sciences
Printed matter, 1959-60
Reports, drafts, and related material
Japan-United States relations, 1982-87
(2 folders)
Satellite power systems
1979-80
Box 165 1980-86 (6 folders)
Box 166 Space Age planning, 1988-91, n.d.
Strategic Technologies for the Army (STAR)
Symposium, 1989-90 (2 folders)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Symposia
Agendas, papers, and related material
1984-85 (3 folders)
Box 167 1986-90 (2 folders)
Fletcher, James C., 1986-87
General correspondence, 1982-88
Miscellany, 1986-87 (2 folders)
Box 168 National Air and Space Museum, Washington, D.C.,
1986-91
National Research Council
Boards
Aeronautics and Space Engineering, 1983-85
(5 folders)
Box 169 Energy Engineering, 1975-82
Environmental Studies, 1980
Naval Studies, 1975-85 (2 folders)
Correspondence, 1987-91
National Space Club, Washington, D.C., 1987
National Space Institute, Washington, D.C.,
1975-82, n.d.
Box 170 National Space Society, 1988-91 (2 folders)
Newcomen Society, 1945-62, n.d.
Pacific Forum
1978-79 (6 folders)
Box 171 1980-85 (10 folders)
Box 172 1986-92, n.d. (7 folders)
Planetary Society
Agendas and minutes of meetings
1985-89 (3 folders)
Box 173 1990-91 (2 folders)
Background materials, 1986-88
Correspondence and memoranda
Oct. 1984-Apr. 1987 (6 folders)
Box 174 May 1987-Dec. 1988 (8 folders)
Box 175 Jan. 1989-June 1990 (7 folders)
Box 176 July 1990-Mar. 1992 (7 folders)
Financial reports
1987-88 (2 folders)
Box 177 1989-92 (2 folders)
Projects
Mars exploration, 1986-89 (4 folders)
Radio show, 1988
SETI, 1988
Space station alternatives, 1990-91
Space survey, 1986
Box 178 Space Commerce 88 Conference, 1988
Space Policy Institute, 1989
Space Station Evolution conference, 1989-90
Space Studies Institute
Briefing packages, 1985-88, n.d. (3 folders)
Correspondence and memoranda
1981-86 (3 folders)
Box 179 1987-92 (4 folders)
Legal file
1986 (2 folders)
Box 180 1987
Meetings, 1986-91 (2 folders)
Miscellany, 1984-89, n.d.
Newsletters
Confidential, 1984-87
Public, 1987-92
Proxies and related material, 1986
Reports, 1985-90
United Nations conferences
Correspondence, 1962
Box 181 United Nations conferences
Fourth International Conference on the Peaceful
Uses of Atomic Energy, 1971 (2 folders)
Papers co-authored by Paine, 1962, n.d.
University of Arizona Space Engineering Research
Center, Tucson, Ariz., 1989-90
Voyager-Neptune Encounter, 1988-89
Wright Foundation Science Colloquium on the Voyage
to Mars, 1988
MISCELLANY, 1947-91, n.d.
Box 182 Notes, 1963, n.d.
Speeches and interviews, 1972-86, n.d. (3 folders)
Stanford University, Palo Alto, Calif., 1947-50,
n.d.
Writings
By others
Books, 1987-88 (4 folders)
Box 183 Books, 1988
Scripts and treatments, 1990-91, n.d.
(3 folders)
By Paine, 1963-91
CLASSIFIED MATERIAL, 1968-70
CL 1 Government File
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Chronological file
Aug.-Sept. 1968 (Container 22)
Dec. 1968 (Container 22)
Jan. 1969 (Container 23)
Feb. 1969 (Container 23)
Jan. 1970 (Container 24)
Mar. 1970 (Container 24)
Jul 1970 (2 folders) (Container 25)
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