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UUM_Accn1639 Inventory of the Rocco C. Siciliano papers, 1938-2018 Siciliano (Rocco C.) papers Finding aid prepared by Alison Rogers, Erin McCarthy, Emma Kruger and Betsey Welland Manuscripts Division, J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah

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ACCN 1639 Rocco C. Siciliano papers 1938-2018 Siciliano, Rocco C., 1922-2018 255.5 linear feet The Rocco C. Siciliano papers (1938-2018) consists of inter-office memos, correspondence, reports, minutes, policies, congressional hearings, memoirs, speeches, financial analyses, invitations, legal agreements, scrapbooks, press releases, and news clippings. There are also several boxes containing information pertaining to his travels in Israel, China, California, Puerto Rico, Italy, Spain, and Japan. Inlcuded within the collection are materials related to Siciliano's service with 10th Mountain Division during World War II. Rocco C. Siciliano (b. 1922) is an attorney who has served in four presidentially appointed positions and as a corporation chief officer of two New York Stock Exchange companies. Collection materials are in English. Biographical Sketch

Rocco C. Siciliano (1922-2018), was an attorney who served in four presidentially appointed positions and as a corporation chief officer of two New York Stock Exchange companies. The son of Italian immigrants from Calabria, Mr Siciliano is a native of Salt Lake City, Utah. He served in the United States Army during World War II as an Infantry Platoon Leader in the Tenth Mountain Infantry Division in Italy and was awarded the Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Bronze Star for Valor, and the Army Special Commendation Ribbon. Mr. Siciliano received his Bachelor's degree in political science with honors from the University of Utah in 1944 and his law degree from Georgetown University in 1948. From 1948-1950, he was a legal assistant to a board member in the National Labor Relations Board. From 1953-1959, Mr. Siciliano served by presidential appointment in the Eisenhower administration, first as an assistant secretary in the United States Department of Labor where he directed the nationwide employment and manpower activities. In 1957, Mr. Siciliano moved to the White House as Special Assistant to the President for Personnel Management where he advised and assisted President Dwight D. Eisenhower with respect to management policies, wage rates, and employment systems for all federal civilian employees, covering more than two million employees working in some sixty executive departments and agencies.

From 1959-1969, Mr. Siciliano was a partner in the Washington law firm of Wilkinson, Cragun & Barker (each partner was originally from Utah). During that time he served as counsel to national trade associations, including business and educational organizations. In April 1965, while retaining his partnership in the Washington law firm, he became president and chief executive of the Pacific Maritime Association, headquartered in San Francisco. He served in that position until January of 1969 when he received a presidential appointment as the under secretary of the United States Department of Commerce. As the deputy secretary, he was responsible for the overall management of the Department. In October of 1971, President Richard M. Nixon appointed him as a management member and later a public member of the Federal Pay Board. He served in that part-time position until 1973. From 1971 through 1984 Mr. Siciliano served as president, then as chairman and chief executive officer (1976) of TICOR, a national Los Angeles based diversified financial services company. After retirement in 1984, he became counsel to the national law firm of Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue leaving in 1987 after becoming Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of American Health Properties, a newly formed real estate investment trust. He is a founding member and past chairman (1986) of the California Business Roundtable (comprised of 90+ leading corporations of the State of California).

Mr. Siciliano is the Chairman of the Center for Governmental Studies in Los Angeles, a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization that works to develop innovative ways to improve democratic self-government. After a fifth presidential appointment, the last by President William Clinton, he was elected Chairman of the newly-established national Eisenhower Memorial Commission in 2001. In addition to the four public members, the Commission is comprised of four United States Senators and four members of the House of Representatives. The Commission is charged with recommending a suitable enduring memorial for one of our great presidents, Dwight David Eisenhower. Earlier he had served as president and chairman of the Dwight D. Eisenhower World Affairs Institute in Washington, D.C.

In 1997, the Sicilianos established The Rocco C. and Marion S. Siciliano Forum at the University of Utah. The Siciliano Forum is designed to offer an open, nonbiased forum for students, faculty, and the citizenry to focus their attention on the most important, least tractable public issues facing America today. This forum reflects Mr. Siciliano's extensive involvement in both the public and the private sectors, and his dedication to public service that has been the hallmark of his distinguished career. In 2004, the University of Utah Press published Mr. Siciliano's biography, Walking on Sand: The Story of an Immigrant Son and the Forgotten Art of Public Service with Drew Ross.

In addition to his career as a public servant, Mr. Siciliano has served on many corporate boards and is a trustee emeritus of the Committee for Economic Development and the J. Paul Getty Trust. He is a lifetime member of the Board of the Los Angeles Philharmonic (serving as both its president and chairman). He was a founding board member of the Museum of Contemporary Art. Mr. Siciliano received many awards for his public service activities and three honorary doctorates: an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Hebrew Union College (1989); an Honorary Doctorate in Public Service from Gettysburg College (2001); and an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Utah (2001). He married the former Marion Leonore Stiebel in 1947. They met after she fled Hitler's Germany and while she was working as a librarian using her knowledge of several European languages as a cataloger in the Research and Intelligence Division of the U.S. Department of State. Marion Siciliano is a well-known contemporary artist whose works have been shown both nationally and internationally. She has participated in numerous group and solo exhibitions and her work is represented in many museum, corporate, and private collections in the United States and abroad. In 2001 along with her husband, she received an Honorary Doctorate (in Fine Arts) from Gettysburg College. Marion received the Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany on 14 February 2001. The Sicilianos have five children-Loretta, Vincent, Fred, John, and Maria-one granddaughter and six grandsons. They make their home in Beverly Hills, California.

1922 Born in Salt Lake City, UT on March 4, 1922 1928-36 Attended Hawthorne Elementary School 1936-38 Bryant Jr. High 1938-1940 South High School: Editor of South High Scribe, Valedictorian 1940-44 Attended U of U, was treasurer of Freshman class, president of the sophomore class, 2nd VP of the Student Body. Graduated with BA and honors in Political Science 1944-46 Began active duty on April 5, 1943. Attended Officer's Candidate School, assigned to 10th Mountain Division, sent to Italy as a platoon leader, promoted in 1945 to 1st Lieut. Earned the Bronze Medal for Valor 1946-1948 Attended/graduated from Georgetown University Law School 1947 Married Marion Leonore Stiebel on November 8, 1947 1948-1949 Hired as assistant to former Utah Senator Abe Murdock, on the National Labor Relations Board. Became a legal assistant and member of Washington DC bar 1950 Joins PROCON in Chicago 1953 Appointed as an Assistant Secretary of Labor under Eisenhower 1955 Receives award from Utah Jr. Chamber of Commerce, Man of the Year Award 1957 Appointed as Special Assistant to President Eisenhower for Personnel Management. Arranges the first black leaders policy meeting with a President 1959 Joins law firm of Wilkinson, Cragun & Barker in DC 1964 Interviewed for President of U of U, James Fletcher chosen 1965 Becomes chief exec of Pacific Maritime Assn, 1966 becomes CEO as well 1967 Receives Distinguished Alumnus Award from U of U 1968 Founding member of the University of Utah National Advisory Council 1969-71 Under secretary of Commerce under President Nixon 1971 Joins TICOR in Los Angeles as President 1971-73 Named to Federal Pay Board. (a part-time position) 1976 Becomes CEO and Chairman of TICOR 1977-86 President and Chairman of Los Angeles Philharmonic Association 1981-95 Named as trustee to the Getty Trust 1982 TICOR taken over by Southern Pacific, Rocco becomes board member of Southern Pacific, continues as TICOR CEO 1983- present Chairman of the Center for Governmental Studies, Los Angeles 1989 Received an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Hebrew Union College 1991 President and Chief Executive of the Eisenhower Institute 1996 Becomes Trustee emeritus of the J. Getty Trust 1997 Endowment established at UU by Siciliano to establish Siciliano Forum in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences 2000-present Appointed by President Clinton as a member of the Federal Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial Commission, Washington, D.C., elected chairman in 2001. 2001 Received an Honorary Doctorate in Public Service from Gettysburg College 2001 Received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Utah 2004 Published his autobiography: Walking on Sand: The Story of an Immigrant Son and the Forgotten Art of Public Service with Drew Ross.

The Rocco C. Siciliano papers (1938-2018) consists of inter-office memos, correspondence, reports, minutes, policies, congressional hearings, memoirs, speeches, financial analyses, invitations, legal agreements, government and political documents, scrapbooks, press releases, and newspaper clippings. There are also several boxes containing information pertaining to his travels in Israel, China, California, Puerto Rico, Italy, Spain, and Japan. Inlcuded within the collection are materials related to Siciliano's service with 10th Mountain Division during World War II.

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Donated by Rocco C. Siciliano (boxes 1-25), 1990s.

Donated by Rocco C. Siciliano (boxes 25 folder 6), 2000.

Donated by Rocco C. Siciliano (boxes 26-29), 2001.

Donated by Rocco C. Siciliano (boxes 30-52), 2003.

Donated by Rocco C. Siciliano (boxes 53-160), 2005.

Donated by Rocco C. Siciliano (boxes 161-202), 2006.

Donated by Rocco C. Siciliano (boxes 203-237), 2009.

Donated by Rocco C. Siciliano family (boxes 238-310), 2019.

Photographs and audio-visual materials were transferred to the Multimedia Division of Special Collections (PO524).

Processed by Kate Kimball, Alison Rogers, Erin McCarthy, Emma Kruger in 1990-2006.

Addendum processed by Betsey Welland (boxes 203-310) in 2009 and 2019.

United States--Dept. of Labor Italians--United States--History Immigrants--United States--History Civil Rights Office files Reports Washington D.C. materials 1 1-4 Economic Report of the President 2 1-2 Revision of Major Federal Staturory Salary Systems 2 3 The American Workers' Fact Book 1956 2 4 U.S. Department of Labor Annual Report 3 1 U.S. Department of Labor Annual Report 3 2 U.S. Government Organization Manual 1959-1960 3 3 U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Civilian Service Commission 3 4 American Committee on Italian Migration 4 1 The New York Times Article and Time Magazine 1992-1994 4 2-4 Congressional Record 4 5 Stockberger Award Dinner, Washington D.C. 1959 4 6 76th Civil Service Commission Anniversary Banquet 1959 4 7 Government Employees Council, Washington D.C. 1959 4 8 Federal Fire Council, Washington D.C. 1958 4 9 Dave Garroway, National Broadcasting Company, Washington D.C. 1958 4 10 Bureau of Employment Security, Washington D.C. 1958 4 11 The Brookings Institute, Washington D.C. 1958 4 12 Department of Labor, Washington D.C. 1958 4 13 Federal Housing Administration Awards, Washington D.C. 1958 4 14 Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Conference 1958 4 15 National Federation of Federal Employees 1958 4 16 Civilian Compensation in the Executive Branch, Washington D.C. 1958 5 1 Labor Department Safety Awards, Washington D.C. 1958 5 2 American Federation of Government Employees 1958 5 3 Society For Personal Administration, Washington D.C. 1958 5 4 Department of Army Personnel, Pentagon 1958 5 5 Boston Collage Club of D.C., Touchdown Club 1958 5 6 Department of Labor Weekly Reports 1953-1957 5 7-8 Diary 5 9 White House Assistant to the President 6 1 White House Assistant to the President 6 2 The Capital Manifesto 6 3 How (it was) To Make $1,000,000,000 In A Hurry 6 4 Committee on Agricultural and Mexican Farm Labor 7 1-4 Hearings before Congress 8 1 Commitments 8 2-5 Invitations Declined 1953-1957 8 6-7 National Consruction Association, Procon and Universal Correspondence 8 8-14 Personal-Miscellaneous 1953-1957 8 15 Applicants and Recommendation 1953-1957 8 16-17 Personal Papers 1953-1957 8 18 Oath of Office 1953 9 1 Congratulatory Letters 9 2 Congratulations Sent 1953 9 3 Invitations Accepted 9 4 Economic Report 9 5 Economic Report of the President 9 6 Department of Health, Education and Welfare & Federal Council on Aging 9 7 Maritime Confernce 9 8 Geneva 1956 9 9 Department of Interior, Minerals Program 9 10 London 1956 9 11 National Security 9 12 French and Italian Visitors 9 13 Office of Defense Mobilization Labor, Manpower Policy Committee 9 14 Secretary of Labor, Applicants and Personnel 1955 10 1-3 Miscellaneous 1954-1956 10 4 Operations Committee and Policy 10 5 Scientists and Engineers, Correspondence 10 6 Skills of the Work Force 10 7 Cabinet Committee on Small Business 10 8 Advisory Board on Economic Growth and Stability 10 9 Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training 10 10 Bureau of Employment Security, Mexican Labor, Information 10 11 The Buy American Act 10 12 International Understanding, Presiden's Action Group Promoting 10 13 Council of Economic Advisers 10 14 Department of Labor, Applicants and Personnel 10 15 Department of Labor, Budget and Miscellaneous 10 16 Testimony on Lead Zinc, House Committee on Ways and Means 1957 11 1 Testimony on Japanese Temporary Workers, Hillings Subcommittee 1965 11 2 Testimony on Automation 1956 11 3 Testimony on Civil Defense 1956 11 4 Temporary Disability Insurance 11 5 Watch Industry Study 11 6 Legislation 1957 11 7 Legislation, National Reserve Plan, Armed Forces Reserve Act 11 8 Congressional Liaison 1953-1957 11 9-10 Taft Hartly Act 11 11 Chronological File 1959 Chronological Files 12 1-3 Chronological Files 1958-1959 13 1-5 Chronological Files 1955-1957 14 1-5 Chronological Files 1953-1956 California Business Roundtable 15 1-4 California Business Roundtable 16 1-5 California Business Roundtable 17 1-6 California Business Roundtable 18 1-2 California Business Roundtable, Education and Water Task Force 18 3 California Roundtable Task Force, California and Mexico 18 4 Los Angles Area Chamber of Commerce 18 5 The California Channel, Meeting of Board Directors California Materials 19 1-3 The California Channel 19 4-5 Anti-Defamation League 1986 19 6 Golden State Minority Foundation 20 1 Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts 20 2 Los Angles Area Chamber of Commerce, Business Outlook Conference 20 3-5 Museum of Contemporary Art National Commission on Public Service 21 1-3 General Materials California Materials 22 1 National Academy of Public Administration, Panel on Presidency 22 2-4 National Commission on Public Service 22 5 ARA Services Incorporated 23 1-2 Biographical Data for Insurance Departments 23 3 Burson-Marsteller 23 4 California Chamber of Commerce 23 5-6 California Citizens Budget Commission 23 7 Centers for Law in the Public Interest, Wheat Dinner 1987 24 1 Senator John Garamendi 24 2 Constitutional Rights Foundation 24 3 John Hopkins University, School of Advance International Studies 24 4 Jones, Day, Reavis and Pogue General Materials 25 1-5 Jones, Day, Revis and Pogue 1986 25 6 Honorary Degrees 1968 Memoir Project and Drafts 26 1 Section 2, Chps. 7-10 26 2 Section 3, Chps. 11-12 2000-2001 26 3 Walking on Sand Draft, Chps. 1-8 26 4 Walking on Sand Draft, Chps. 9-16 27a 1 Family History Proofs 2001 27a 2 Chapter One: The Choice 27a 3 For the Good of Others 27b 1 Memoir Project 27b 2-3 Invisible Barriers 27b 4 For the Good of Others 27c 1-2 Chapter 7 27c 3 Chapter 8 27c 4 Chapter 10 27c 5 Chapter 12 27c 6 Pay Board 28a 1 Chapter 14 28a 2 Chapter 15 28a 3 Chapter 16 28a 4 Section 3: Part II 28b 1 Section 2 2001 28b 2 Towards a Better America 28b 3 Opening Closed Doors 29a 1 Siciliano Interview with Drew Ross 1999 29a 2 Newspaper Clippings 29a 3 Treepeople Evergreen Award 1997 29a 4 Misc. Notes and Clippings 29a 5 Meeting Notes 29a 6 Correspondence with Drew Ross re: Memoir 29a 7 Siciliano Family History 29a 8 Salt Lake City 29a 9 Biographical Information 29a 10 Siciliano's Children 29a 11 High School Materials 29a 12 University of Utah 29a 13 Daily Utah Chronicle U of U 150th Anniversary 2000 29a 14-16 Army and Combat 29b 1 Eisenhower and the Dept. of Labor 29b 2 Mexican Bracero Program 29b 3 Eisenhower Research 29b 4 Special Assistant Siciliano 1957 29b 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. and Civil Rights 29b 6 Register to the Siciliano Papers at the Eisenhower Library 29c 1 Forty Years of a Gunea Pig 29c 2 Memoir Drafts 29c 3-4 Eisenhower and Civil Rights 29d 1-3 Civil Rights Research 29d 4-5 Siciliano Oral History Transcripts 1967-1968 29d 6 News Clippings 29e 1 Richard Nixon and Beyond 29e 2 TICOR and Beyond 29e 3 Campaign Finance Reform 29e 4-5 California Business Roundtable 29f 1 California Business Roundtable 29f 2 Committee for Economic Development 29f 3 Civil Service 29f 4 Siciliano Oral History for the Getty Institute 29g 1 Eisenhower Institute Informational Materials 29g 2-3 Getty Trust 29g 4 Center for Governmental Studies 29g 5 Siciliano Forum at the U of U Documents from the J. Paul Getty Trust, the Olympic Record, and American Medical International

Rocco C. Siciliano was a trustee of the J. Paul Getty Trust and often donated money to the Los Angeles Museum of Art. He was also a director of American Medical International (AMI).

30 1 Report of the J. Paul Getty Trust 1997-1998 30 2-5 Correspondence with the J. Paul Getty Trust 1988-2003 30 6 Magnifying Glass 2003

This magnifying glass was a gify from Anne and Barry Getty.

30 7-8 Olympic Record Newspaper 2002

These newspapers contain the daily reports of the Olypmic events for the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah.

30 9-10 American Medical International Lawsuit Correspondence and Legal Documents 1989-1991 American Health Properties, Inc. and American Medical International

Rocco C. Siciliano was chairman of the board of directors and chief executive officer of American Health Properties (AHP). AHP was a corporation that invested in health care related facilities and qualified as a real estate investment trust. American Medical International (AMI) was one of the largest owners and operators of private hospitals in the world. Rocco C. Siciliano was a director of AMI.

31 1 American Health Properties, Inc. (AHP): Recommended Direct Compensation Program 1987 31 2 AHP: Preliminary Review of Total Renumeration Program 1987 31 3 Summary Report of Executives' and Directors' Compensation Program 1987 31 4 AHP: Financial Planning, Investments, Securities and Exchange Commission, and a Reference Book Update 1987-1988 31 5 AHP: Stock Information 1987 31 6 American Medical International (AMI): Stock Acquisition 1988 31 7 AMI: Correspondence and Documents between AMI and Shamrock Investments Acquisition Corporation 1989 31 8 AMI: Executive Employment and Deferred Compensation Plans 1987-1989 31 9 AMI vs. National Union 1993 31 10 AMI and Richard Gilleland 1988

Richard Gilleland became the Chiarman and Chief Executive Officer oF AMI in 1988.

American Health Properties

In 1987, AHP purchased seven of the health care facilities from AMI. The documents in this series are about this transaction and other activities that took place within AHP.

32 1 The Lippin Group 1987-1988

The Lippin Group was a publicity firm. The contents in this folder are correspondence, reports, and agreements between the Lippin Group and AHP.

32 2-3 Financial Analyst Reports 1987-1988 32 4 Stock Information and Indemnity Agreement Between AHP and AMI 1987 32 5 Towers, Perrin, Forster and Crosby 1987

Towers, Perrin, Forster, and Crosby developed a benefits programs, compensation and incentive programs, stock options for AHP employees.

32 6 Road Show Schedules 1987 32 7 Goldman, Sachs, and Co.: Project Healer 1987 32 8 Pricing Brochure 1987 32 9 Photographs 1987 32 10 Organization Meeting Minutes and Information about Public Stock Offerings 1987 32 11 American Health Properties: A Real Estate Investment Trust 1987 American Medical International 33 1 The Shelley Cummins Ruptured Appendicitis Case 1985 33 2 Press Releases, Memos, Financial Reports, Company Policies, Agendas, etc. 1986-1987 33 3 Walter L. Weisman and Stock Holder Information 1986-1987

Walter L. Weisman was the president and cheif executive officer and a member of the board of directors of AMI.

33 4-7 Documents 1987-1990

These folders contain an assortment of memos, minutes, meeting agendas, reports, financial/stock information, contract agreements, and news releases. There is also information is these folders about retirement and other employe benefit plans. Many of documents in these folders pertain to a merger of AMI into the IMA Acquisition Corp. In 1989 IMA bought 63 million of AMI's outstanding common shares, approximately 86 percent of the company.

33 8 Stockholder Informational Book 1990 34 1 Corporate Administration 1982-1982 34 2 Executive Committee 1985-1986 34 3 Company Reports, Policies, and Finances 1985-1986 34 4-6 Management Compensation and Continuity Committee 1985-1987

Box five contains meeting mintues for the Management Compensation and Continuity Committee.

35 1 Public Policy Committee 1988 35 2-4 Social Responsibility Committee 1984-1989

Each of these folders contains documents concerning the Social Responsibility Committee. Folder two contains meeting mintues, folder three contains information about donations and grants, and folder four contains news releases, news articles, and memos.

35 5 Pesh Take-Over Offer 1987 Ticor

Ticor was one of the nations largest and oldest title insurance firms. Rocco C. Siciliano was an officer at Ticor from 1971-1984, serving in capacities such as president, chairman, and chief executive officer. Southern Pacific originally owned Ticor but sold it to New TC Holding for $271 million in 1983. Rocco C. Siciliano retired from Ticor in 1985 but had several interactions with Ticor until 1990. The documents contained in this series are memos, correspondence, financial reports, company policies, and other such business-related interactions.

The folders in box 37 are about the events and activies of Ticor. Many of the folders are about an event that took place in 1985 between a subsidiary of Ticor, TMIC (Ticor Mortgage Insurance Company), and Equity Programs Investment Corporation (EPIC). TMIC insured a majority of EPIC mortgages. EPIC however, defaulted on $1.4 billion in mortgage loans, filed for bankruptcy, and left TMIC with more than $160 million claims to pay. As a result, TMIC faced losses of up to $200 million over the next five years. Regulators also barred TMIC from doing new business. Ticor was forced to help liquidate TMIC's assests by injecting $30 million into TMIC over four years. The documents in the box pertain to this event, as well as other activities that occurred between 1975 and 1992.

In 1984, New TC Holding Corporation acquired control of Ticor Title Insurance Corporation of California, Ticor Title Insurance Corporation, TMIC, Ticor Home Warranty Corporation, and Ticor Home Protection Insurance Corporation.

36 1 Personal Practices Committee 1981-1983

The documents in this folder are about employee benefits, salary information, company policies, and varied types of correspondence.

36 2 Employees Public Action Committee (PAC) 1980-1982

This was a committee designed for employees to make anoymous donations to political campaigns.

36 3 Political Contributions 1973-1984 36 4 Speeches and Interviews 1972-1982 36 5 Ticor and New TC Holding vs. Southern Pacific 1987

This folder has correspondence and affidavits about this case.

36 6-7 Inter-Office Correspondence 1980-1986

Folder seven contains correspondence specifically regarding company vehicles, property, and personal use.

36 8 Employe Benefits, Retirement, and Tax Saver Thrift Plan 1985 36 9 Executive Correspondence 1984-1991

This correspondence is regarding company business and the executive level.

36 10 Newspaper Articles 1983

These articles are about New TC Holding buying Ticor from Southern Pacific.

36 11 General Documents 1981-1990 37 1 EPIC: Towers, Perrin, Forster, and Crosby Compensation Review 1979-1980 37 2 Ticor Life Insurance Company 1980-1988 37 3 Ticor Times Magazine 1984-1986 37 4 TMIC 1984-1988 37 5 Insurance Commissioner of the State of California vs. TMIC Insurance Company, Inc. 1985 and 1992 37 6 Correspondence 1985

The correspondence in this folder is regarding TMIC, FNMA, and EPIC. It is all with Winston V. Morrow.

37 7 "A Report on Due Diligence Review: Analysis on the Relationship Between TMIC and EPIC" 1985 37 8 "An Outline of In-Depth Discussion--An Explanation of EPIC/TMIC Problems" 1985 37 9 Newspaper Articles Regarding Reorganization and Bailout of EPIC 1986 38 1 Management Meetings 1973-1976 38 2 "Memo to File" 1973-1983 38 3 Merrill Lynch Relocation Management Inc. 1976-1981 38 4 Individual Management Objectives 1981-1982 38 5 Management Succession Plan 1981

Biographies of possible succesors.

38 6 Trust Department 1982

In 1982, California Federal Savings and Loan acquired Ticoor Title Insurance Company.

38 7 Mergers 1982-1983 38 8 TMIC and EPIC Newspaper Articles 1985 38 9 Westwood Equities: Acquisition Agreement 1990

This acquisition agreement was between the Chicago Trust Company and Westwood Equities Corporation.

39 1 Newsletters 1976-1986 39 2 Title Insurance and Greenwood Litigation 1979-1986 39 3-4 New TC Holding Corporation 1983-1984 40 1 Personal Information Documents 1979-1985

Several personal information documents about William Tillis.

40 2 Personal 1978-1984

This document contains Rocco C. Siciliano's personal information regarding pension plans and retirement.

40 3-5 Lazard Freres TI Corporation 1974

Lazard Freres and Company was an investment banking firm. These folders contain confidential evaluation studies.

40 6 Progress Reports and Business Plans 1980-1989 40 7 The Charles P. Young Company 1971-1975 40 8 Affirmative Action 1974-1982 40 9 Annual Meeting 1973-1975 41 1-3 Compensation and Benefits Committee 1979-1987

These folders contain documents from the Compensation and Benefits Committee. Folder one contains general documents, folder two contains memos, statistics, and reports, and folder three contains individual case studies.

41 4 Mintues of the Compensation and Benefits Committe of the Board of Directors 1978-1983 41 5 Corporate Matters 1972-1978

This folder specifically contains newspaper articles, memos, and company reports.

42 1 Directors Company 1975-1979 42 2 The Ticor Foundation 1974-1991 42 3 The History of Ticor 1974-1981 42 4 Personal Inter-Office Communication 1982-1984 42 5 TMIC v. FNMA 1988 42 6 South Pacific vs. New TC Holding 1988-1990 Israel and China Trip 43 1 Tel Aviv University and Technion, -the Israel Institute of Technology 1978

This folder also contains brochures and postcards.

43 2 The Benefits of Investing in Israel 1978

This folder contains brochures and phamplets of Israeli businesses to invest in.

43 3 Business 1978

Information on Paz Oil Co., Weizman Institute of Science Rehovot Israel, and Elscint Medical Imaging.

43 4 Tourist Information 1978

This folder contains information about the Jerusalem Music Centre, Mishkenot Sha'ananim, and Kiryat Gat.

43 5 Tourist Information 1978

This folder contains brochures, maps of Jerusalem and the Israeli Kibbutz, Kfar Blum. There is also information pertaining to the Holocaust.

43 6 Museum of the Jewish Diaspora and a Map of Israel 1978 43 7 China International Travel Service Books 1978 43 8 Transcripts about China 1978

There are two transcribed documents in this folder. One is the transcript of a speech given to the Committee for Economic Development. The other is a transcript of Rocco C. Siciliano's diary of his trip to China.

44 1 Articles on Imperial Socialism, US/China Relations, Chinese Economics, Politics, and Government 1978 44 2 Newspaper and Magazine Articles about China and Tourist Information 1978 44 3 Postcards 1978

There are postcards in this folder from Peking, Beijing, Shisanling, Fengjing, and the Great Wall of China.

44 4 News Releases, News Bulletins, Postcards 1978 44 5 Magazine Articles about China and 'Trip to People's Republic of China' by Robert Nathan 1976-1978 44 6 Newspaper Articles about China and Postcards 1978 China and the Los Angeles Olympics 45 1 Newspaper Articles about China 1978 45 2 Olympic Newspaper Articles 1984 45 3 Olympic Arts Festival (Magazine) 1984 45 4 Closing Ceremonies Paraphanelia 1984 45 5-7 Olympic Record Newspaper 1984

This newspaper was the Olympic's "official daily starts, lists, and results."

45 8 Olympics Documents 1984

This folder contains tickets, parking passes, brochures, maps, schedules, and correspondence for the 1984 LA Olympics.

46-50 Los Angeles Olympics 1984

The folders in these boxes contain entire copies of the Los Angeles Times. There is one for each day of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Also included are other newspaper excerpts from the New York Times and other newspapers from the LA area. Box 50 contains two folders with audience props for the Closing Ceremonies.

Pacific Enterprises 51 1-2 Documents 1992-1993

These folders contain newspaper articles, correspondence, memos, and various other business related documents.

51 3 "Rebuild LA" 1993 51 4-6 Documents 1977-1993

These folders contain more documents about Pacific Enterprises. Correspondence, securities and exchange Commission, insurance and management issues, etc. Folder six contains similiar documents along with trust reports and a series of Directors' and Officers' Reports and Questionnaires.

52 1 Booklets, Report Summaries, and Convention Guides 1978-1988 52 2 Compensation Committee 1992-1994 52 3 Corporate Responsibility 1990 52 4-5 Environmental Committee 1990-1993 52 6 Executive Committee 1990-1993 52 7 Financial Information and Sharholder's Reports` 1987-1997 Writings 53 1 Invisible Barriers Draft (part 1) 2002 53 2 Invisible Barriers Draft (part2) 2002 54 Walking on Sand Drafts March 2002-June 2002 Scrapbooks 55 Under Secretary of Commerce 1969-1971 56 Tokyo, Japan Trip 1969 57 Department of Commerce Trip to Taipei, Japan 1969 58 Department of Commerce 1969 59 Department of Commerce 1970 60 Department of Commerce 1970 61 Department of Commerce 1970 October-1971 November 62 Department of Commerce 1970 November-1971 February 63 Department of Commerce 1971 January-1971 April 64 Department of Commerce 1971 March-1972 February 65 Department of Commerce 1972 February-1972 August 66 Department of Commerce 1972 June-1974 April 67 Department of Commerce 1974 May-1978 June 68 Department of Commerce 1977 May-1978 May 69 Department of Commerce 1977 May-1978 December 70 Post Propostion 13 Commission 1979 March-1979 October 71 Department of Commerce 1979 November-1980 July 72 Department of Commerce 1983 73 Department of Commerce 1984-1985 74 Department of Commerce 1985 April-1986 April 75 Department of Commerce 1986 American Health Properties 76 1 American Health Properties 1987-1989 76 2 Agendas and Memoranda 1988 76 3 Amended and re-stated bylaws 1987 76 4 Annual Operating Budget 1987 76 5 Audit Committee 76 6 Benefit Comparisons 76 7 Board Matters 1987 76 8 Board Matters January 1988 76 9 Board Meeting 1987 76 10 Board Member Biographies 1987 76 11 Business Plan 1987 76 12 Busimess Development Plan 1987 76 13 Compensation and Benefits 1987-1988 76 14 Compensation Committee 1988 77 1 Correspondence 1986 77 2 Correspondence 1987 77 3 Correspondence 1987 77 4 Correspondence 1987-1988 77 5 Employee Handbook and Related Items 1987 77 6 Finance Committee Matters 1987 77 7 Finance Committee , Memoranda 1989 77 8 Investment Portfolio 78 1 Media and Public Relations 78 2 Minutes 1988-1989 78 3 Miscellaneous Clippings 1987 78 4 Organizational Documents 1986 78 5 Preliminary Review of Total Remuneration 1987 78 6 Proposals 1987 78 7 Prospectus 1987 78 8 Quarterly Reports 1987 79 1 Releases and Statements 1988-1994 79 2 Research 1987 79 3 Revolving Credit Agreement 1987 79 4 Shareholder Correspondence 1987 Calendars 80 1 Calendars 1971 80 2 Calendars 1972 80 3 Calendars 1973 80 4 Calendars 1973 80 5 Calendars 1974-1975 80 6 Calendars 1976-1978 81 1 Calendars 1979-1980 81 2 Calendars 1985 81 3 Calendars 1988-1989 81 4 Calendars 1990-1991 82 1 Calendars 1992-1993 82 2 Calendars 1996-1997 82 3 Calendars 1994-1995 82 4 Calendars 1998-1999 82 5 Calendars 2000 Greeting Cards 83 1 Christmas Cards 1969 83 2 Christmas Cards 1970 Committee for Economic Development 84 1 AFL-CIO Federationist 1976-1981 84 2 Assessing Personnel Management: Objectives and Performance Indicators 1977 84 3 Committee for Economic Development 1977 84 4 Committee for Economic Development 1977 84 5 Committee for Economic Development: "Improving Labor Relations and Personnel Management in State and Local Government 1978 84 6 Improving Labor Relations and Personnel Management 1977 84 7 Labor Relations, Collective Bargaining 1973-1977 84 8 News Clippings 1970s 84 9 News Clippings, Philanthropy 2003 84 10 Politics at the Hinkley Institute, University of Utah 1983-1984 84 11 Public Employee Unions 1977 84 12 Revitalizing the Federal Personnel System 1978 84 13 To Save a City: Subcommittee on the City 1977 84 14 Union Powers and Union Functions: Toward a Better Balance/Committee for Economic Development 1972 Commerce Today 85 1 Commerce Today 1970 85 2 Commerce Today 1971 Correspondence 86 1 Congratulatory Letters Received, A-F 1957-1958 86 2 Congratulatory Letters Received, G-Q 1957-1958 86 3 Congratulatory Letters Recieved, R-Z 1957-1958 86 4 Congratulations Recieved 1958 86 5 Congratulatory Letters Received, White House 1957 86 6 Congratulations Sent, White House 1957-1959 87 1 Congratulatory Letters, A-G 1969 87 2 Congratulatory Letters, H-O 1969 87 3 Congratulatory Letters, P-S 1969 87 4 Congratulatory Letters, T-Z 1969 87 5 Confirmation Hearing Correspondence 1969 88 1 January 1970 88 2 February 1970 88 3 March 1970 88 4 April 1970 88 5 May 1970 88 6 June 1970 88 7 July 1970 Correspondence, Outgoing 89 1 August 1970 89 2 September 1970 89 3 October 1970 89 4 November 1970 89 5 December 1970 89 6 January 1971 89 7 Febuary 1971 89 8 March 1971 89 9 April 1971 89 10 Thank you Notes to Persons in the Dept. of Commerce 1971 Congratulatory Letters 90 1 Congratulatory Letters for TI Position 1971 Eisenhower World Affairs Institute 91 1 Eisenhower 25th Anniversary Staff Reunion 1979 91 2 Annual Meetings 1988 91 3 Annual Meeting Materials 1988 91 4 Eisenhower Institute News Clippings 1989 91 5 Eisenhower Legacy T.V. Special Materials 1989 91 6 Annual Board Meetings 1989 91 7 Information Pamphlet 1990 92 1 Bowie Proposal 1989 92 2 Eisenhower World Affairs Institute (part 2) 1989 92 3 Eisenhower World Affairs Institute (part 3) 1989 92 4 Eisenhower World Affairs Institute (part 4) 1989 92 5 Miscellaneous Documents 1986-1990 92 6 Bylaws and Minutes 1983-1990 93 1 Eisenhower World Affairs Institute (part 1) 1990-1991 93 2 Eisenhower World Affairs Institute (part 2) 1990-1991 93 3 Eisenhower World Affairs Institute (part 3) 1990-1991 93 4 Eisenhower World Affairs Institute (part 4) 1990-1991 94 1 Eisenhower World Affairs Institute (part 1) 1991-1992 94 2 Eisenhower World Affairs Institute (part 2) 1991-1992 94 3 Eisenhower World Affairs Institute (part 3) 1991-1992 Invitations 95 1 Invitaions Accepted 1958-1959 95 2-3 January-May 1969 95 4-5 Invitations 1969 96 1-4 Invitations 1970 97 1 Invitaitions 1970-1971 Labor 98 1 Arbitration Awards while at Wilkinson, Cragun, and Barker 1961-1964 98 2 Cases Handled 1949 98 3 Changes in Labor 1975-1982 98 4 Correspondence 1951-1953 98 5 Labor, Department of General 1957 99 1 Engineering News-Record 1952-1953 99 2 Intermountain Catholic Register 1953 99 3 Job at the National Labor Relation Board 1946-1950 99 4 Management Conference 1954 99 5 Management Conference, Pittsburg 1955 99 6 Management Relations 1955-1958 99 7 Miscellaneous Labor News Clippings 1977-1979 99 8 Nationl Labor Relations Board, Field Training Program 1949-1950 99 9 Procon 1953 99 10 Public Employee Unionism Speech 1976-1977 National Academy of Public Administration 100 1 The Changing Environment of the Presidency, Issue Papers 1980 100 2 The Institutional Presidency and the Unwritten Constitution by Don K. Price 1980 100 3 Managing the Federal Government: The Role of the President by James Webb 1980 100 4 Managing the Federal Government: The Role of the President 1980 100 5 Managing the Federal Government: the Role of the President; Chapters 4-6 1980 100 6 National Academy of Public Administration, Correspondence 1980 100 7 Research Papers and Special Studies 1980 100 8 Staff Paper #2, The Job of the President 1980 National Commission on Public Service 101 1 Public Service Liaison Committee 1987-1989 101 2 Challege for the Future 1987 101 3 Misscellaneous 1987-1989 101 4-8 National Committee on Public Service 1989 101 9 News Clippings 102 1 Public Service Consortium 1992 OPIC 103 1 OPIC 1970-1971 103 2 OPIC 1971-1975 103 3 First Annual Council (part 1) 1971 103 4 First Annual Council (part 2) 1971 103 5 Advisory Council, Second Annual Meeting 1972 103 6 Advisory Council, Third Annual Meeting 1973 Pacific Maritime Association 104 1 Congratulations Letters (moving to PMA in San Franciso) 1965 104 2 Annual Reports 1967-1968 104 3 Pacific Martime Association 1967-1971 104 4-5 Chronological File 1967 104 6 Expenses 1969 104 7-8 Transition to Dept. of Commerce 1969 Pay Board 105 1-2 Miscellaneous Pay Board Files 1969-1971 105 3 Economic Stabilization Program Briefing Book 1970-1971 105 4-5 House and Senate Debates 1971 105 6 Agenda, November 1971 106 1-3 News Clippings 1970-1972 106 4 Federal Papers 36.220 1971 106 5 Agenda and Policy Papers 1972 106 6 Pay Board Materials 1972 106 7 Proceedings August-September 1972 106 8 Pay Board Memorandum 1972 107 1 News Clippings 107 2 Albert L. McDermott 1971 107 3 Articles 1971 107 4-5 Pay Board Info 1971 107 6 Economic Controls Phase II Conference 1971 107 7 Reports 1971 107 8 Miscellaneous Items 1971-1972 107 9 Pay Board After One Year of Operation 1972 107 10 Economic Stabilization Program Quarterly Report 1972 107 11 United States Postal Service Pay Board Report 1972 108 1 Wages, Wage Policy and Inflation 1962-1971 108 2-4 Pay Board 1971 108 5 Federationist 1971-1972 108 6 Meeting, October 26 1971 108 7 Slings and Arrows, Inc.: A Report on the Activists 1971 108 8 Weekly Report on the Wage-Price Freeze Program, October 6-12 1971 108 9 Economic Stabilizaion Program Weekly Summary, April 4-11 1972 108 10 George H. Boldt Statement 1972 108 11 Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union 1972 108 12 "Items of Interest to Economists" 1970-1972 108 13 Miscellaneous 1972 108 14 Pay Board Regulations and State and Local Governments 1972 109 1 Clippings and Releases 1971-1972 109 2-3 Clippings and Releases 1972 110 1-2 Pay Board 1972 110 3 Agenda and Policy 1972 110 4 Agenda and Policy, August 1 1972 110 5 Agenda and Policy, August 13 1972 110 6 Agenda and Policy, November 1 1972 110 7 Agenda and Policy, November 13 1972 110 8 Agenda and Policy, December 15 1972 110 9-11 Pay Board 1972 111 1-2 Pay Board 1971-1972 111 3-6 Pay Board 1972 111 7-8 Pay Board Proceedings 1972 111 9 Agenda and Policy 1972 112 1-3 Pay Board Materials 1972 112 4 Pay Board Miscellaneous 1972 112 5 Pay Board 1972-1973 112 6 Pay Board 1973 113 1 Minutes 1972-1973 113 2-3 Clippings and Releases 1973 114 1 Pay Board 1973 Pay Board and Committee for Economic Development 115 1 Pay Board Correspondence, November 1971 115 2 Proposal for Implementation of the Economic Stabilization Act 1972 115 3 Economic Stabilization Program Telephone Directory 1972 115 4 "Pay Board Portrait" Phase II 1973 115 5 Committee for Economic Development Correspondence 1976 115 6 "A Strike to End All Strikes" by Peter J. Pestillo 1977 115 7 "The 1977 Wage Issue" 1977 115 8 Requests for CED Reports 1978 115 9 Managing the State and Local Government Workforce 1978 115 10 Siciliano Testimony - Committee on Governmental Affairs 1978 115 11 State and Local Governments Struggle to Make Ends Meet 1978 115 12 CED Newsletter 1978-1979 115 13 Requests for Copies of Articles 1978-1979 115 14 CED, Health Care 1984-1986 115 15 CED, Health Care (part 2) 1984-1986 115 16 CED, Subcommittee on State Economic Progress 1983-1986 Secretary of Commerce, Maurice H. Stans 116 1 Secretary Stans Era Appointments (A-N) 1969-1970 116 2 Secretary Stans Era Appointments/Applicants (M-O) 1969-1970 116 3 Secretary Stans Era Appointments/Applications (Os-Si) 1969-1971 116 4 Secretary Stans Era Appointments/Applications (Sn-Z) 1969-1971 116 5 Maurice H. Stans-Secretary of Commerce 1970 116 6 Maurice H. Stans-Secretary of Commerce (part 2) 1970 Speeches and Remarks 117 1 Testimony before the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign 1969 117 2 Remarks before the American Assn. of Port Authorities 1969 117 3 Remarks before the Grand Council of Columbia Assns. 1969 117 4 Remarks before Council of Profit Sharing Industries 1969 117 5 Remarks before the Women's Political Study Group 1969 117 6 Remarks before the Universal Federation of Travel Agents Assoc. 1969 117 7 Remarks before 39th ASTA World Travel Congress 1969 117 8 Remarks before the Taipie American Chamber of Commerce 1969 118 1 Remarks at National Martime Day Poster Ceremony 1968-1969 118 2 Remarks before the Illinois Bankers Meeting 1969 118 3 Remarks before the SIU Convention 1969 118 4 Dinner Meeting with Advertising Executives 1969 118 5 Address before the Summer Interns 1969 118 6 AMA-Briefing Session re-1970 Cencus 1969 118 7 Speech before the Utah Bankers Convention 1969 118 8 Remarks before of the Aerospace Industries Assn. of America, Inc. 1969 118 9 Remarks before the Propeller Club 1969 118 10 Remarks before the Ft. Smith Chamber of Commerce 1969 118 11 Remarks before Federal Executive Association 1969 118 12 Remarks to Cabinent Wires Conference 1969-1971 119 1 Remarks at Luncheon Meeting of the Greater Cleveland Growth Area 1967-1970 119 2 Remarks before Luncheon Meeting , Arizona Assn. of Mfrs. 1969-1970 119 3 Remarks, Luncheon Meeting, New York 1969-1970 119 4 Remarks, Dinner Meeting, Provo, Ut 1969-1970 119 5 U.S.'s Trip to Albuquerque and Los Angles 1970 119 6 Remarks at a Dinner for OFS Directors 1970 119 7 National Govern's Conference, Washington Hilton Hotel 1970 119 8 Remarks before the St. Albans School Government Class 1970 119 9 Openning Remarks before the Procurement Conference 1970 119 10 Secretary of Commerce's Jr. Fellowship Program Remarks 1970 119 11 Openning Remarks before the Noise Press Building Briefing 1970 119 12 Remarks before the Intern Orientation Program 1970 119 13 Republican National Party Committee Panel Discussion 1970 119 14-16 Remarks 1970 120 1 Speech Resources (part 1) 1969-1971 120 2 Speech Resources (part 2) 1969-1971 120 3-4 Speaking Invitations Not Accepted 1969-1971 120 5 Remarks at Annual Dinner, Patent Law Assn. 1970 120 6 Remarks before the Boston Propeller Club 1970 120 7 Remarks before Commerce Executive Seminar 1970 120 8 Remarks before the Conference for Personnel Directors 1970 120 9 Venture Capital Seminar and Study Tour Remarks 1970 120 10 Remarks for the Maritime Day Poster Committee 1970 120 11 Remarks before the National Civil Service League 1970 120 12 Commerce and Industry Association of N.Y. Address 1971 120 13 Speech for Delivery before the Rotary Club of N.Y. 1971 120 14 San Diego Union Investment Clinic Civic Center Address 1971 121 1 Remarks before Dinner Meeting of the Fourth Annual Membership Convention 1969-1970 121 2 Remarks before Annual Convention of the Edison Electric Institute 1970 121 3 Remarks at the University of Nevada 1970 121 4 Remarks to the Republican Women of Capital Hill 1970 121 5 Press Conference, Opportunities to Chicago Community Leaders 1970 121 6 Remarks before the Marine Technology Society 6th Annual Conference 1970 121 7 Chris Craft News Interview with RCS 1970 121 8 Remarks to Brookings Institution Interchange Executives 1970 121 9 Remarks before Executive Seminar 1970 121 10 SBA Briefing 1970 121 11 Remarks at the Launching of the Lash Turkiye 1970 122 1 Remarks at Kansas City/OMBE Visit 1970 122 2 Remarks before the Business Council 1970 122 3 Remarks before the Puerto Rican Manufacturer's Assn. 1970 122 4 Remarks at Clearview High School 1970 122 5 Remarks before the Harvard Business School 1970 122 6 American Business Press Conference 1970 122 7 Remarks at Minority Business Concessions Ceremony 1970 Speech Locations (Camden, NJ-Providence, RI) 123 1 Camden, New Jersey 1956 123 2 Dearborne, Michigan 1956 123 3 Detroit, Michigan-VER's 1957 123 4 Dundalk, Maryland 1956 123 5 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 1957 123 6 Houghton, Michigan 1956 123 7 Jackson, Wyoming 1957 123 8 Lorain, Ohio 1956 123 9 Los Angles-Ad Hoc Committee on Economic Development 1974 123 10 Los Angles County, Advisory Committee on County Government 1975-1977 123 11 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1956 123 12 New York City 1955 123 13 New York, New York 1956 123 14 Providence, Rhode Island 1954 Speech Locations (Sacramento, CA-West Orange, NJ) 124 1 Sacramento, California 1955-1956 124 2-3 Salt Lake City, Utah 1956-1957 124 4 San Antonio, Texas 1955-1956 124 5 San Diego, California 1956 124 6 San Francisco, California 1957 124 7 Scranton, Pennsylvania 1956 124 8 Seattle, Washington 1956 124 9 Swampscott, Massachusetts-Eastern Seaboard Apprenticeship 1956 124 10 Terre Haute, Indiana 1956-1957 124 11 West Orange, New Jersey 1956 TICOR 125 1 Miscellaneous 1969-1983 125 2 Adrian Wilson Associates 1970-1977 125 3 Speech 1971 125 4 Personal 1971-1975 125 5 Price Commission 1972 125 6 Executive Personnel 1972-1973 125 7 Shareholder Relations 1972-1976 125 8-9 Annual Meetings 1972; 1976-1978 126 1 Compensation and Incentive Plans 1973-1976 126 2 GMG Matters 1973-1985 126 3 "Short-term Profits" Plans 1974 126 4 Corporate Management Group 1975-1982 126 5-6 Shareholder Relations 1976-1979 127 1 TICOR Reports 1978 127 2 TICOR Annual Reports 1978-1979 127 3-4 Budget 1978 127 5 Penn Life 1979 127 6-7 Southern Pacific TICOR Monthly Reports 1979-1983 127 8 Tax Free Municipal Bonds 1979-1983 128 1-3 Sothern Pacific-General 1979-1985 129 1 TICOR 1980-1981 129 2 Community Development Corporation (HUD) 1981-1982 129 3-4 Penn Mutual Life 1982-1985 129 5 Southern Pacific Stock 1983-1986 129 6 Pacific Lighting 1985 Travel 130 1 Travel 1969-1971 130 2-3 California Trip 1970 130 4 China Trip 1976-1980 130 5 China Trip-Diary and Notes 1978 130 6 Travel Expenses 1950-1953 130 7 Israel Trips 1977-1984 130 8 Japan Trips 1976-1977 131 1 Puerto Rico Trip 1960 131 2 Spain Trip, Personal 1960 131 3 Spain and Italy Trips, Personal 1960 United Television, Inc. 132 1 Annual Reports 1984-1993 132 2 News Clippings 1984-1994 132 3-5 UTV Files 1984-1994 132 6 UTV Pension Committee 1989-1998 133 1 Special Committee 1991-1995 133 2 Compensation Committee 1994-2000 133 3 Audit Committee 1996-1999 133 4 Correspondence 1996-2001 133 5 Board Minutes 1997 133 6 News Clippings 1997-2000 133 7 President's Report and Financials 2000-2001 133 8 Miscellaneous 1990s 133 9 Mergers and Proposals 1990s Subject Files-A 134 1 A, Correspondence 1957-1959 134 2 A, Correspondence 134 3 AEC, Annual Honor Awards 1957 134 4 All-State Italian Day 1953 134 5 AMA-Collective Bargaining 1954-1956 134 6 American Committee on Italian Migration 1953 134 7 American Express 1969 134 8 American Farm Placement Conference 1957 134 9 American General Insurance, Special Board Meeting 1979 134 10-11 American General Insurance Company 1976-1978 134 12 American Heritage Award 1986 134 13 American Institute for Research in the Behavioral Sciences 1972-1976 134 14-15 American Legion 1953-1954 134 16 American Legion Testimonial Dinner for Fortune R. Pope 1953 134 17 American Society for Public Adm. 1958 134 18 American Society of Training Directors 1958 135 1 Applications for Job-White House 1957-1959 135 2 ARA Services, Annual Reports 1957-1977 135 3 Area Development Dinner 1954-1955 135 4 ASA 1956 135 5 The President's Award for Distingished Federal Civilian Service 135 6 Awards, City of Beverly Hills 1986 Subject Files-B 136 1 B, Correspondence 1958-1959 136 2 B, Correspondence 1969-1971 136 3 Bar Association of New York 1958-1960 136 4 BES-Interstate Conference 1953 136 5 RCS's Bills 1969-1970 136 6 Biography 1969 136 7 Booz Allen and Hamilton 1966 136 8 Boys' Town of Italy, Inc. 1953 136 9 Briefing Book 1988 136 10-12 Builders Trip to Europe 1973 Subject Files-C 137 1 C, Correspondence 1957-1959 137 2 C, Correspondence 1969-1971 137 3 California Business Round Table 1990-2001 137 4 California Citizens Budget Comm. (part 1) 1998-2000 137 5 California Citizens Budget Comm. (part 2) 1998-2000 137 6 Case Notes 1948 138 1 Cedars Sinai Medical Center (part 1) 1992-1999 138 2 Cedars Sinai Medical Center (part 2) 1992-1999 138 3 Center for Excellence in Government 138 4 Certificate of Commendation 1986 138 5 Chamber of Commerce 1954 138 6 CIO 1954 138 7 CIvil Procedure 138 8 Columbian League of America 1954 138 9 Columbus Day Celebration Committee 1957 138 10 Columbus Day Committee 1954 138 11 Columbus Day in Pittsburgh 1958 138 12 Commission on Executive, Juicial, and Legislative Salaries 138 13 Commission on Government Reform 1978-1979 Subject Files-D 139 1 D, Correspondence 1957-1959 139 2 D, Correspondence 1969-1971 139 3 Dept. of Commerce Budget 1970 139 4 Diamond Anniversary of Civil Service 1958 139 5 Diamond Anniversary of Civil Services Act 1958 139 6 Disabled American Veterans 1955 Subject Files-E 140 1 E, Correspondence 1958-1959 140 2 E, Correspondence 1968-1971 140 3 Eastern Seaboard Conference 1954-1955 140 4 18th Annual National Conference, Veterans Employment Reps. 1953 140 5 Export Financing 1969 Subject Files-F 141 1 F, Correspondence 1958-1959 141 2 F, Correspondence 1961-1971 141 3 Farm Association Meeting 1957 141 4 Federal Bar Association 1969-1970 141 5 Federal Women's Award 1972-1975 141 6 Frankford Arsenal 1958 141 7 Functions of the Special Assistant to the President for Personnel Management (part 1) 1853-1960 141 8 Functions of the Special Assistant to the President for Personnel Management (part 2) 1953-1960 Subject Files- G-H 142 1 G, Correspondence 1957-1959 142 2 G, Correspondence 1969-1971 142 3 Georgetown Forum 1956 142 4 Georgetown Law School Notes 142 5 Georgetown Law School-Legal Bibliography Notes 1946 142 6 Georgetown Optimists' Club 1956 142 7 Greenville County, Soth Carolina file 1950s 143 1 H, Correspondence 1957-1959 143 2 H, Correspondence 1969-1971 143 3 Harvard University Visiting Committee 1969-1971 143 4-6 Harvard College Visit 1972-1976 143 7 House (Rental of) 2923 45th Street, N.W. 1969 Subject Files-I 144 1 I, Correspondence 1969-1971 144 2-4 Conference on Inflation 1974 144 5 International Association of Personnel in Employment Security 1953 144 6 International Association of Personnel in Employment Security 1954 144 7 International Association of Personnel in Employment Security 1955 144 8-11 Conference of the International Labor Organization, London and Geneva 1956-1957 145 1 Industrial College-Armed Forces 1954 145 2 Industrial College of Armed Forces 1954 145 3 Italian-American Civic Club, Columbus Day 1955-1956 145 4 Italian-American Civic League 1956 145 5 International Association of Governmental Labor Officaials 1954 Subject Files- J-K 146 1 J, Correspondence 1958-1959 146 2 J, Correspondence 1969-1970 146 3 Jeffries Banknote Company Promotional Materials 146 4 Joint Carpentry Apprenticeship Commission Graduates 1955 146 5 Jones Day Research 146 6 Junior Bar Assn. 1955 146 7 Junior Management Assistants 1955 146 8 Junior Management Group 1956 147 1 K, Correspondence 1958-1959 147 2 K, Correspondence 1969-1971 147 3 Kappa Alpha Psi 1954 Subject Files-L 148 1 L, Correspondence 1957-1959 148 2 L, Correspondence 1969-1971 148 3 Las Vegas 1955 148 4 League of Women Voters 1955 148 5 Legislative Council, Roster 1957 148 6 Littlefield, E.W., "The Corporate Climb" 1983 148 7 Lubbock Chamber of Commerce 1958 148 8 Lunch Invoices 1969-1971 Subject Files-M 149 1 M, Correspondence 1957-1959 149 2 M, Correspondence 1969-1971 149 3 The Manager 1970 149 4 MA Thesis Betty Sue Lukins 1962 149 5 MA Theis by Robert Phelps Moody 1958 149 6 Maurice H. Stans-Secretary of Commerce 1969 149 7 Mc, Correspondence 1958-1959 149 8 Mc, Correspondence 1969-1971 149 9 Minority Groups Conference 1955 149 10 Miscellaneous Bulletins and Brochures 1959-1961 149 11 Miscellaneous Bulletins and Brochures 1959-1960 149 12 Miscellaneous-Personal 1958-1959 149 13 Mojave National Preserve-Frank Wheat 1991-2001 Subject Files-N 150 1 N, Correspondence 1957-1958 150 2 N, Correspondence 1969-1971 150 3 Nation's Business Article 1969-1970 150 4 National Civil Service League 1962 150 5 National Constructors Association 1950-1952 150 6 National Farm Placement Conference 1953-1954 150 7 National Farm Placement Conference 1955 150 8 National Fed. of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers 1954 150 9 National Housing Center 1957 150 10 National Vocational Guidance Association 1955-1956 150 11 Naval Gun Factory 1957 150 12 Newcomen Society 1971-1980 150 13 Notes from Gellhorn on Administrative Law 1947-1948 150 14 NYSE-American Health Properties 1987 Subject Files- O-P 151 1 O, Correspondence 1957-1959 151 2 O, Correspondence 1969-1971 151 3 Office of Minority Business Everprise 152 1 P, Correspondence 1957-1959 152 2 P, Correspondence 1969-1971 152 3 Pacific Coast Man. Association 1954 152 4 Pamphlets and Articles by RCS 2000-2003 152 5 Pension File 1970 152 6 Personal-Life Insurance 1948-1951 152 7 Personal-Life Insurance 1950-1953 152 8 Personal-National Civil Service League Correspondence 1963-1964 152 9 Personal-National Civil Service League Correspondence 1961-1962 152 10 Personal-New York World's Fair 1960 152 11 Pioneer National Title Insurance-Statements of Condition 1978 153 1 Political 1969 153 2 Post Proposition 13 Commission, Governor Brown 1979 153 3 President's Committee on Employ. of Physically Handicapped 1958 153 4 Publicity-Duplicated Biographical Data Subject Files- Q-R 154 1 Q, Correspondence 1969-1970 154 2 R, Correspondence 1958-1959 154 3 R, Correspondence 1960-1971 154 4 Republican Cte Rally 1955 154 5 Resignation/Under Secretary 1971 154 6 The Riggs National Bank (personal) 1969-1971 154 7 RCS-Personal Papers 1957 154 8 RCS-Personal Correspondence 1958-1959 154 9 RCS-Personal 1965-1971 154 10 ROTC Reunion of Class of 1944 1958 Subject Files-S 155 1 S, Correspondence 1957-1959 155 2 S, Correspondence (part 1) 1968-1971 155 3 S, Correspondence (part 2) 1968-1971 155 4 Saint Rita's Holy Name Society 1953 155 5 Salzman, Herbert-Statement before Subcommittee on Multinational Corporation 1973 155 6 Schools 1969-1970 155 7 Scrapbook Extras 1969-1971 155 8 Seatle Federal Executive Board 1988 155 9 Memoranda to the Secretary 1969-1971 155 10 Secretary of Commerce 1972 155 11 Secretary Stans 1971 155 12 Mrs. Siciliano 1968-1971 155 13 Society for Personnel Management 1954 155 14 Stanford Business School Advisory Council 1976-1985 155 15 Supracote and Reliance Steel and Aluminum 1972 Subject Files-T 156 1 T, Correspondence 1958-1959 156 2 T, Correspondence 1969-1971 156 3 Table Tennis Team Visit 1971 156 4 Telephone Logs 1969 156 5 Telephone Logs 1970 156 6 Telephone Logs 1971 156 7 Testimonies before various Committees of Congress 1954-1957 156 8 Texas Citrus and Veg. Growers 1955 157 1 Thank you-Courtesy Notes Sent 1953-1957 157 2 Thank you and Courtesy Notes Sent 1957-1959 157 3 TI Corporation 1970-1971 157 4 Treasury Department-Length of Service Awards 1958 157 5 Treasury Department Speech 1956 157 6 Twentieth Century Fund (part 1) 1978-1987 157 7 Twentieth Century Fund (part 2) 1978-1987 Subject Files-U 158 1 U, Correspondence 1969 158 2 UNICO 1954 158 3 UNICO 1956 158 4 The United States and Stting World Limits 1986 158 5 UCLA-Board of Visitors 1971-1986 158 6 University of Southern California 1987-1990 158 7 University of Utah Lectures 2002 158 8 University of Utah President 1963-1964 158 9 University of Utah Speaker Program 1969 158 10 Utah DSA Banquet and U Talk 1955 Subject Files- V-Z 159 1 V, Correspondence 1958-1959 159 2 V, Correspondence 1969-1971 159 3 Vincent A. Siciliano 159 4 Volker Commission Meeting, attended by President Ford 1988 159 5 "Volker Commission" National Commission on Public Service 1988-1989 160 1 W, Correspondence 1957-1959 160 2 W, Correspondence 1969-1971 160 3 Wage and Price Freeze 1971-1972 160 4 White House 1956-1957 160 5 White House Conference on the Industrial World Ahead 1971-1972 160 6 White House Conference 1974 160 7-8 White House Conference 1978 160 9 Wriston Report "Toward a Stronger Foreign Service" 1954 160 10 X, Y, Z, Correspondence 1958-1959 160 11 X, Y, Z, Correspondence 1969-1971 Personal Chronological File, Correspondence and Biographical Material 161 1 Diary of Engagements 1953-1957 161 2-4 Personal Chronological File 1959-1960 161 5 Personal Correspondence 1963 162 1 Personal Correspondence 1964-1965 162 2-4 Personal Chronological File 1965-1966 162 5 Oral History for Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, Abilene, Kansas 1967-1969 162 6 Personal Resume and Biographical Sketches 1965-1966 163 1-2 Congratulatory Letters and Messages 1959-1969 163 3-5 Congratulatory Letters Answered, A-Z 1959 163 6 Medical Benefits 1965-1968 163 7 Personal Expenses Moving to San Francisco 1965 163 8 Personal Expenses 1968 164 1 Addresses and Business Cards 164 2 Invitations 1965-1968 164 3-6 Speeches 1954-1967 165 1 Speeches 1968 165 2-3 Religious and Miscellaneous Speech Material 1950s-1960s 165 4 Miscellaneous Letters 1974-1988 165 5-8 General Correspondence 1965-1967 General Correspondence, Travel Expenses and Clubs 166 1-2 General Correspondence 1967-1968 166 3-5 Travel Expenses 1965-1968 166 6 The Family Club 1967 166 7 The Federal City Club 1964-1965 166 8 The Metropolitan Club 1965 166 9 The Office Club 1965-1968 166 10 Miscellaneous Clubs and Associations 1965-1969 General scrapbooks 167 Scrapbooks 1987 June-1988 November

Boxes 167-178 contain scrapbooks with material from Rocco and Marian Siciliano's social and political lives.

168 Scrapbooks 1988 November- 1989 November 169 Scrapbooks 1989 November-1990 December 170 Scrapbook 1991 January-1992 May 171 Scrapbook 1992 June-1993 September 172 Scrapbook 1993 August-1994 May 173 Scrapbooks 1994 May-1995 May 174 Scrapbooks 1995 June-1996 December 175 Scrapbook 1997 January-1997 September 176 Scrapbook 1997 October- December 1997 177 Scrapbook 1998 January-1998 August 178 Scrapbook 1998 August-1999 January American Society of Travel Agents and Arbitration, A-W

Folders 2-11 contain arbitration documents, reports and correspondence for the entities listed. Boxes 180 and 181 contain similar material.

179 1 American Society of Travel Agents 1765-1968 179 2 American Arbitration Association 1959-1963 179 3 Bonney Motor Express 1962-1963 179 4-5 Clearview Plastics 1961-1963 179 6 Cuyahoga Products Corporation 179 7 Eastern Express Inc. 1964 179 8 The Evening Star Newspaper Company 1964 179 9 Hayes International Corporation 1963 179 10 Lockheed Aircraft Corporation 1962 179 11 Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corporation 1962 180 1-3 Patent Office 1963-1964 180 4-5 Pepco 1963-1964 180 6 Personal Correspondence 1960-1965 181 1 Pittsburgh Plate Glass 1960-1962 181 2 Printing Industry of Washington, D.C., Inc. 1963-1964 181 3 Washington Publishers Association 1962 California Commission on Campaign Financing 181 4-6 California Commission on Campaign Financing 1983-1987

These folders contain political documents, reports and correspondence

182 1-4 Political Documents, Reports and Correspondence 1988-1994 Commission on Government Reform, California 183 1-5 Political and Government Documents, Reports, and Correspondence June - November 1978 184 1-4 Political and Government Documents, Reports, and Correspondence November 1978 - January 1979 185 1-2 Commission on Government Reform, California January 1979

Contains political and government documents, reports, correspondence and the commission's final report submitted to Governer Edmund G. Brown Jr. of California.

Commitee on the Constitution 185 3-5 Committee on the Constitution 1982-1996

Contains political and government documents, reports, correspondence (1982-1996) and the first draft of the Workbook for Constitutional System Review (August 1983).

186 1-4 Commission on the Constitution 1984

Contains the Workbook for Constitutional System Review (second edition, dated February 1984), essays, papers and commentaries on government (1968-1989), publications on the constitution (1980-1987) and newspaper clippings (1981-2006).

Committee for Economic Development (CED) 186 5-7 Committee for Economic Development (CED), 1962-1966

Contains documents, reports and correspondence.

187 1 Documents, Reports and Correspondence 1967-1968 187 2 Executive Committee 1982-2003 187 3 Subcommittee on Campaign Reform 1998-2002 187 4 Immigration 1990-2000 187 5 Subcommittee on American Workers and Economic Change 1994-2001 187 6 Research and Policy Committee 1988-2002 Committees, Associations and Departments, C-M 188 1-2 Department of Commerce 1975-1976 188 3 Department of Labor 1967-1968 188 4 Federal Women's Award 1961 188 5 Foreign Service Institute 1959 188 6 GSA Personnel Officers Conference, Washington, D.C. 1959 188 7 Immaculate Heart College 1968-1969 188 8 Institute of Certified Travel Agents 1965 188 9 Los Angeles Community Committee (formerly Committee of Twenty-Five) 1978-1985 188 10 Maritime Trades Department 1967-1968 188 11 Maritime transportation Research Board 1968 188 12 Miscellaneous Associations and Organisations 1964-1966 National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) 189 1 Documents, Reports and Correspondence 1972-1987 189 2 Documents, Reports and Correspondence 1988-1991 189 3 Documents, Reports and Correspondence 1992-1997 189 4 Documents, Reports and Correspondence 1998-2000 189 5 Documents, Reports and Correspondence 2001-2003 190 1 Documents, Reports and Correspondence 2004-2005 190 2 NAPA Publications 1983-1996 190 3 NAPA Publications 1997-2001 190 4 NAPA Publications 2001-2006 National Civil Service League 191 1-6 Reports, Notes, News and Correspondence 1961-1968 191 7 National Civil Service League Brochures 1964-1965 192 1 Personal Correspondence, National Civil Service League 1960-1964 Committees, Associations and Departments, N-P 192 2 Civil Service Commission 1965 192 3 Civil Service Commission Conferences 1959 192 4 National Public Advisory Commitee on Regional Economic Development 1976 192 5 Nixon for President, Finance Committee 1967 192 6 Correspondence with President Nixon's Staff 1968 192 7-8 Pacific Maritime Association 1968 Pay Board 193 1-3 Notes, Articles and Correspondence 1971-1972 193 4-5 Presentations 1972 194 1 Pay Board, Presentations 1972 194 2 Pay Board, Regulations 1973 194 3-5 Pay Board, Wage Price Policy 1974 Committees, Associations and Departments, P 194 6 Personnel and Industrial Relations Association, Los Angeles 1959 194 7 Conference on the Public Service 1964-1965 194 8 Public Personnel Association, San Francisco 1959 195 1 President's Advisory Committee on Labor Management Policy 1962 195 2 President's Committee on Employment of Handicapped 1965 Southern Pacific Company 195 3-6 Southern Pacific - Management Meetings 1980-1983 196 1 Southern Pacific/Ticor Merger 1979 196 2 Santa Fe/Southern Pacific Merger 1980-1983 196 3 Materials and Speeches 1982 196 4 Senior Officer Personnel 1983 196 5-6 Annual Reports 1975-1984 196 7 Magazine Articles and Newspaper Clippings 1979-1983 TICOR 197 1 Notice of Annual Meeting of Shareholders 1979 197 2 Lawyer Title 1981-1982 197 3-6 Ticor, Personal Correspondence 1980-1982 198 1-3 Ticor, Personal Correspondence 1982-1983 198 4-6 Ticor Annual Reports 1968-1985 Under Secretary Sicilliano and University of Utah 199 1-3 Under Secretary Sicilliano, Daily Record 1969-1971 199 4 University of Utah, Distinguish Alumni Award 1967 199 5-6 University of Utah, National Advisory Council 1968-1971 199 7 University of Utah, National Advisory Council Stationary White House Conference and Wilkinson, Cragun and Barker 200 1-3 The White House Conference on Balanced National Growth and Economic Development 1978 200 4-5 Wilkinson, Cragun and Barker 1965-1966 Wilkinson, Cragun and Barker, WOL Radio, Brochures and Pamphlets 201 1-2 Wilkinson, Cragun and Barker 1967-1968 201 3 Wilkinson, Cragan and Barker, Honduran Government Banco Central & First National City Bank 1962 201 4 Wilkinson, Cragan and Barker, El Salvador Sugar 1962 201 5 WOL Radio 1959 201 6-7 Miscellaneous Brochures, Pamphlets and Information 1954-1961 Brochures, Pamphlets and Newspaper Clippings 202 1-2 Miscellaneous Brochures, Pamphlets and Information 1959-1961 202 3 Magazine Articles and Newspaper Clippings 1971-2006

A significant number of the articles between 1971-1973 concern the Pay Board.

California Commission on Campaign Financing 203 1-2 Political Documents, Reports, and Correspondence 1985-1998