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The Clarence N. Sayen Collection 42Manuscript Boxes

21 Volumes

Processed: 1968-1969

By: DM Accession No. 228

The papers of Clarence Nicholas Sayen were deposited with the LaborHistory Archives in 1967, 1968, and 1969, by Marjorie Sayen.

Clarence (known as "Clancy") Sayen was an important figure in theworld of aviation. For over ten years (1951-1962), he was Presidentof the Air Line Pilots Association, and for twelve years (1952-1964)was President of the International Federation of Air Line PilotsAssociations. His executive and administrative experience includedthe following activities:

Staffing and administering a legal division which processedapproximately 350 cases per year before administrative bodies,governmental agencies, and in state and federal courts.

Staffing and administering an employment agreement departmentwhich negotiated approximately 130 collective bargaining agreementsper year. This included a research organization and preparation andpresentation for arbitrations, Presidential Emergency Boards etc.

The development, administration, and negotiation of insuranceand pension programs.

Planning and administering an engineering and safety programcovering U.S. and international aviation and including evaluation ofnew transport aircraft, investigation of all air carrier accidents,participation in the formulation of governmental or internationalregulations affecting aviation, airways systems and airportdevelopment, Congressional liaison, investigations, or hearings.

Administration of a national and international publicrelations program.

Representation and personal appearances before municipal,state, federal, and international bodies. Frequent preparation andpresentation of testimony before Congressional Committees. Addressesto national and international groups, radio and televisionappearances, press relations and university lectures.

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Maintenance of an understanding of national and aviation problems andindustrial processes in many countries. Maintaining a strong community ofinterest among many groups or different national backgrounds and languagesand reconciling disputes among them.

Miscellaneous Public and Other Activities

Member, Board of Directors, National Air Transport CoordinatingCommittee.

Member, Board of Directors, National Aircraft Noise Abatement Council.Member, Board of Directors, American Arbitration Association.Member, Executive Committee, Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics.Member, Committee on Operating Problems, National Aeronautics and Space

Agency.Member, Joint Civil Aeronautics Administration - U.S. Air Force Air

Defense Planning Board.Member, National Defense Executive Reserve.Member, Chicago Aero Commission.U.S. Worker's representative to the Civil Aviation Conferences of the

International Labor Organization in 1956 and 1960. Elected Vice-presidentof both meetings.

Adviser, U.S. delegation to the Jet Operational Requirements Panel ofthe International Civil Aviation Organization.

Member, Defense Air Transportation Manpower Working Group.Representative of IFALPA to the last two Assemblies of the ICAO.Director, Northern State Univ. Alumni Association.Member, Board of Directors of General Movers Corp., Martin Van Lines,

A World Van Service, and World Van Service.

Travel and Foreign Assignments

Work or representation required travel and work with local groups orinternational conferences in the following countries: Australia, Japan,Philippines, U.K., France, Italy, Switzerland, Finland, Sweden, Denmark,Greece, Turkey, U.S.S.R., Columbia, Peru, Mexico, Cuba, Southern Rhodesia,and Canada.

Clarence Sayen was born February 11, 1919, in the upper peninsulatown of Rock, Michigan. The son of a lumberjack, he lost his rightindex finger in an accident, while still a youngster. Because of thisdisability he was later rejected by the U.S. Air Force, and faced somefrustration as a flyer.

He was an honor student and athlete at Rock High School, from which hegraduated in 1936. During a summer vacation he worked on a lake freighteras an ordinary seaman in the Merchant Marine. He studied at NorthernMichigan State Teachers College (now NMU) and graduated "with distinction"in 1942. He married Marjorie Alvord, of Marquette, in 1942.

Undeterred by his handicap, Mr. Sayen studied aviation at MichiganTechnological College (now University) at Houghton and the University ofMinnesota. He became a flight training and flying instructor duringWorld War II.

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While working (1944-1949) as an airline pilot for Braniff InternationalAirways, he also earned an MA degree at Southern Methodist University, andtaught in the Geography department there. His thesis was on CommercialAviation in South America with a Detailed Study of Colombia.

He was a delegate and co-pilot representative at the 1948 ALPA Board ofDirectors meeting. His constructive work on a pilot pension program broughthim to the attention of David Behncke, the first president of ALPA, who hiredhim as Executive Vice President in 1949. In 1951 at a special Board ofDirectors meeting he was elevated to the presidency. At 32, he had become theyoungest union leader in the country.

In June 1962 Clarence Sayen stepped down as president of ALPA and wassucceeded by Charles H. Ruby, a pilot with National Airlines since 1934 and amember of ALPA since 1938. In 1962 Mr. Sayen accepted another term aspresident of IFALPA that ended in 1964.

Throughout his life Clarence Sayen never lost contact with Rock, Michiganand the Michigan Teachers College at Marquette. In 1958 Northern MichiganCollege, at the instigation of Dr. Lynn Halverson conferred on him an honoraryDoctor of Science degree. Clarence Sayen's pride in his school and the honorit extended to him could only be equalled in the pride of Northern Michigan,now grown to University status, in his most illustrious alumni.

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The Sayen Collection covers the period from 1930 to 1965.

Important subjects include:

Pension plans, insurance programs, problems of insurancefor pilots and stewardesses.

Airline strikes, both national and international.Flight engineer and third man problems.Lucien Koch Loyalty investigation, including accusations

against Commonwealth College, Mena, Ark. (restricted)Dispute over replacement of David Behncke as President of

ALPAEmployment agreements with airline companiesNational defense, the Executive Reserve, and national

emergency transportation planning.Legal problems and arbitration.International aviation problems and studies, and meetings.Supersonic transport problems.Air Navigation Committee of ICAO.Air safety studies, both-national and international, ana-

lysis on recorded tape, of airline ditching and safety procedure.Air traffic controlPhotos of Clarence SayenPhotos of many aircraftPhotos of aircraft cockpitsRecorded tapes of interviews of CNS on ALPA and IFALPA

Among the correspondents are:

Leverett Edwards, Nathan Fein singer, Arthur Goldberg, Edgar F.Kaiser, John F. Kennedy, James Landis, George Meany, NewtonMinow, Vassily Mishinkin, Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney, E. R. Quesada,Capt. W. J. Rodgers, Karl Ruppenthal, Sargeant Shriver, Eugene C.Thompson, George Weaver, W. Willard Wirtz.

The Clarence N. Sayen Collection

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Series I Early Years

This series includes correspondence, mementos and materials whichreflect the course of Clancy Sayen's early life and career. It continuesthrough the year 19 52, because that year included lawsuits, internaldifficulties at ALPA, and controversies. By the end of that year,Sayen's control of that organization had become steady, and "the ALPAyears" will follow as series II.

Box 1 Early mementoes, college years, Graduate Study,first articles, work on an ALPA retirement plan, work on"A System for Scheduling." Early correspondence withALPA; the gaining of Executive Vice Presidency.

Box 2 Correspondence, 1951-1952, and material describing the

controversy over the ALPA presidency, the lawsuit, the

possible organizational split, and the period of

getting established in the presidency. Comments and

notes of David Behncke,

former president, are included here.

Box 3 and Box 4

Miscellaneous notebooks and books, logbooks, labormaterial and items 'used in the early career ofClarence N. Sayen.

Box 1

C.N. Sayen - Schedule, 1948-1958Schedule of CNS, as determined by Mrs. Sayen.Resume of achievements. To 1936 - High

School Report Cards, Diploma 19 37 –Seaman's Certificate, Discharge.College years, 1940-1945

Teacher's Certificate, graduate programE.R.C. discharge, college clippings, etc.

World War II Papers 1942 - 1945Article - 1946

"Commercial Aviation in Texas.Braniff Airways, 1944 - 1949Miscellaneous

SMU records, 1947 - 1949CNS Correspondence with ALPA, 1948ALPA Retirement plan, 1947 - 1949 (nine folders)CNS - A system for schedulingCNS - Correspondence with ALPA, 19 49 (three folders)CNS - Correspondence, 1950Executive Vice Presidency - clippings 1949 - 1950


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Box 2

CNS - Correspondence, 1951 (three folders)Controversy over ALPA presidency

Congratulatory letters, 1951Correspondence, 1952 (two folders)

Letters during the lawsuits, thePossible organizational split, andPeriod of getting established aspresident of ALPA. Controversy - The

presidency and theLawsuit, 1951 - 1952 (seven folders)

Pilot's resolution; report ofmaster; Findings of fact; J.P. Talton vs. David R.Behncke; Briefs, arguments,order, decree, stipulation,supervisor's report, correspondence.

ATPA and Organization split, 1952(seven folders)Air Transport Pilots Association,organizational meetings, lists,correspondence, contact lists.

David L. Behncke - notes and comments,1951 - 1952 (five folders)notes, clippings, fragments,letter to all members (May 21, 1952)

Controversy - news clippings, 1951 - 1952(three folders)

Box 3

Miscellaneous Books and Notebooks"Abstracts of Theses" - SMUAir Line Pilot - intermittent copies, 1949 - 1950"ALPA constitution and By-Laws”Boeing agreement, 1951Braniff Airways agreement, 1945"Development of United States Transport Type Aircraft,from 19 36- to the present time," 1950Flight ManualIn-Flight Guide Mileage statements"Pilot Training""U.S. Navy Flight Training Manual"

Box 4

Books, notebooks and pamphletsThe Alpa Story, edited by Ed Modes,

ALPA, 1954Commercial Aviation in Texas, by C.N. Sayen.Douglas DC 6 - Statistics"Economic Controls and Commercial Policy in Bolivia""Economic Controls and Commercial Policy in Cuba""Education Under Enemy Occupation""Facts About Unemployment"

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"Federal Labor Laws and Agencies""Know Your DC - 8""Map and Aerial Photo Reading""Meteorology for Pilots"Pilot's Flight LogPilot's LogSenior Co-pilot Representatives notebookTransport Pilot Log"Your Jeppesen Computer"

Series II Executive years - 1952 - 1962

These papers are correspondence and files covering the years ofALPA presidency, (IFALPA business, and dealings with ICAO will beconsidered later) and as well, the course of his personal life andconcurrent interests. Sayen's special interest in labor peace, safetystudies, and pilot security are indicated here, and will again appear inlater series.

Box 5 and Box 6

President's personal correspondence 1952 - 1962.

Box 7, Box 8, and Box 9

Sayen's personal correspondence - 1952 - 1962.This correspondence reflects Sayen's personal and professionallife and achievements, and is followed by addresses, articles,notes, memorabilia, honors awarded, clippings, etc.

Box 10, Box 11, Box 12

These are ALPA employment agreements, one of Sayen'scentral concerns.

Box 13, Box 14, and Box 15

FAA material, and General Files of the President,which include alphabetized material (i.e., ALPAaddress list, airline ratings, Board of Directors,Conventions, Crew Complement problems, ExpenseReports, Loss of License program, Trade Unionmanuals, etc.) Legal Problems and Arbitrationare included in a good member of folders, andthe Loyalty Investigation folders are here, foralthough they largely predate these years, theybelong in the ALPA group.

Box 16

National defense, Naval War College, and a largegroup of Air safety studies, some technical Studies.

Box 5

Box 6

Box 7

Box 8


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Box 17 Technical studies and Transportation Studies (to beenumerated in the guide.)

Box 18 Various publications, news bulletins, releases, somecopies of Air Line Pilot, and Foreign publications.

President's Personal Correspondence, 1951-1958 (21 folders)

President's Personal Correspondence, 1959-162 (19 folders)President's Personal Resignation, 1962President's Personal Press Release, 1962President's Personal Election Material, 1962

Personal Correspondence, 1953-1961 (12 folders)Personal Correspondence - 1960, Trip to Russia, partial (4 folders)Association Progress Report and Resignation, Oct. 31, 1961CNS - Personal Notes re. resignation, 1961

Correspondents above include Congressmen William H. Ayres, NathanFeinsinger, Arthur Goldberg, Majeeb Halaby, Newton Minow,Sen. Mike Monroney, John R. Steelman, and Willard Wirtz.

CNS - Correspondence, Jan-May, 1962 (4 folders)CNS - Correspondence - Resignation, May 2, 1962CNS - ResignationCNS - Correspondence, May-Dec. 1962 (12 folders)CNS - Correspondence and Notes, 1962, Regarding Airline

Dispatchers' AssociationCNS - Correspondence on Chantilly Airport, 1962CNS - ALPA Letters of Appreciation, 1962CNS - Addresses and Articles (11 folders)

"ALPA - Spokesman for the Air Line Pilot" Oct. 3, 1951ALPA - Organization For Safety (article, Air Line Pilot,

Dec. 1952-Jan 1953.Notes for Commencement Speech, Rock High School,

May 26, 1955Notes for Los Angeles Speech, 1956Statement before Congressional Committee, 1957"Coordinated Plan to Meet Jet Problems" in Skyliner, 1958"Free Men Should Be Left Free for Bargaining Process" in

Conductor and Brakeman, Mar 1959 Notes forNorthwestern University talk, Mar 1959Speech, for Flight Safety Foundation Symposium, 1959"Air Line Labor in the Decade Ahead", 1960TV Programs - "At Random" (Jan, 1961) and "Open End"

(Jan, 1961)TV Script, Edward P. Morgan, "Aerial Traffic Jam" –

May 29, 1961


Notes - Speech, high school reunion, July 1961"Civil Aviation in the USSR" article in Asian and

Indian Skyways, Jan 1962"Labor Relations in the Air Line Industry" paper

for 2nd Annual Air Transport Conference,May 22, 1962

ALPA Convention - Notes for speech Notesfor CALPA speech, Nov 6-8, 1962

Box 9

Memorabilia, 1962Programs, cards, personal items

Memorabilia, 1953-57 (5 folders)Memorabilia, 1958

Program of Northern Michigan College (now University) -Award of Doctorate of Science.

Memorabilia, 1959Christmas Cards

Memorabilia, 1960Memorabilia, 1961

Invitations to Inaugural, Inaugural Concert,Christmas

cards; yacht brochureMemorabilia, 1962CNS - Miscellaneous Christmas cardsCNS - Miscellaneous - Notebook, Russian Trip, 1961CNS - Miscellaneous - Application, 1961

Application for possible government employmentCNS - Medical exams, reports, 1961-1962Clippings, 1951-1962 (13 folders)Clippings - Miscellaneous undated

Box 10

AlaskaAlleghenyAloha AirlinesAmerican (10 folders)BonanzaBraniff (2 folders)CapitalCaribbean AtlanticCentralChicago HelicopterContinentalDelta Eastern (2folders)The Flying Tiger LineFrontierHawaiianLos AngelesLake CentralMohawk


Box 11

National (8 folders)New York Airways, Inc.North Central (5 folaers)Northeast (2 folders)Northwest (4 folders)OzarkPacificPacific NortnernPanagra

Box 12

Pan American (6 folders)Piedmont (6 folders)RiddleSeaboardSlickSouthernTrans-TexasTrans World Airlines (7 folders)United Airlines, Inc. (8 folders)West CoastWestern

Box 13

Federal Aviation Agency, 1957-1958.Statements of Clarence N. Sayen, before the Interstateand Foreign Commerce Commission, May 23, 1957;June 5, 1957; June 2, 1958; June 27, 1958; statement ofA. L. Wheeler (V.P. of North Central Airlines); Judicialreview, comment on CAB orders.

FAA - National Aviation Goals, 1961FAA - Presentation by ALPA, 1953Flight Engineers, 1952 (eight folders)

Company proposalsRedrafts of company and pilot proposalsStatement of Arthur Goldberg, June, 1962MemorandaLabor Dept. release, July 23, 1962, and memorandaNewsletter, 1962

General Files of the President - ALPA - Address List, 1961GFP-ALPA-APWS

(GFP will be used hereinafter, as abbreviation for "GeneralFiles of the President") Airline Pilots World Services,papers and miscellaneous items

GFP - ALPA Airline Ratings - 1944GFP - ALPA-CAB Report, Air Carrier Traffic Statistics, Nov 1961GFP - ALPA-AAAE Report, 1961

Conference proceedings of annual meeting of AmericanAssociation of Airport Executives

GFP-ALPA - Behncke letter, 1941Newsletter to all members, Mar 27, 1941, "Know What's Going

On"GFP-ALPA - Board of Directors Report, May 2, 1962

Recommendations of CNS


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GFP-ALPA Board of Directors, Report, May 29, 1962State of the Association, by CNS

GFP-ALPA Constitution and 3y-Laws, 1948-19611948 Constitution and By-Laws;Brief of CNS in dispute filed by AA Council 6,on constitutional question.

GFP-ALPA Convention (12th) 1952Program of convention

GFP-ALPA Convention (14th) 1956Air Line Pilot, Dec. 1956Speech by Sen. A. S. Monroney

GFP-ALPA Crew Complement Problems, 1962 (two folders)Projection of workload, 1952Statement on Dc-9's

GFP-ALPA EssaysMss. by David B. Kuhn (later in booklet, Sin,Sex and Seniority). "One World" and "The HomeOffice, by Elmer Glutz."

GFP-ALPA 1961 Expense Reports

Box 14

GFP (General Files of the President)-ALPAPresident's Expense Reports, 1957-1962

GFP-ALPA - President's Personal Expenses, 1961 (two folders)GFP-ALPA - Financial Statement, 1959GFP-ALPA - Loss of License Program, 19.53-1962

(see also Box 23)GFP-ALPA - Obituaries

G. M. LeRoux, E.J. BechtoldGFP-ALPA - Study of Organization Problems, 1958

Report by R. T. Brown, with job specifications.GFP-ALPA - Analysis of Organization Problems, 1958GFP-ALPA - Report of Organizational Structure, Study

Committee, 1962GFP-ALPA - Pilot Rates, 1961GFP-ALPA - Pilot Rates, 1961-1962GFP-ALPA - Progression Pilot Pay Scales, 1958GFP-ALPA - Population Bulletin, 1959 (Projection to 1980)GFP-ALPA - Regional Representatives, 1960

Box 15

GFP-ALPA - Trade Union Manuals, U.S. and U.S.S.R.GFP-ALPA - Proposed Transatlantic Route, 1960International Labor Organization - Ad Hoc Meeting, 1960Labor Studies - Miscellaneous

Capt. J. Schenkman, "Conditions of Employment inInternational Civil Aviation".

G. Meany, "Today's Trade Union Philosophy""Voluntary Labor Arbitration Rules, 1958""AFL-CIO Codes of Ethical Practices""Spanish People Strike Back at Franco""American Employment and the ILO""Positive World Policy for Labor"


Legal Problems - Airlines Strike, 1948Memorandum of Agreement, with National Airlines,Nov 1948. Letter of Understanding, with NationalAirlines, Dec 14, 1948.

Legal Problems - American Airlines dispute, 1958Brief and decision of Mediation Board

Legal Problems - Eastern Airlines vs. ALPA, 1958Legal Problems - Brief, Specht vs. CAB, 1958

U.S. Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit. Petition toReview Order of CAB.

Legal Problems - National Academy of Arbitrators, 195912th Meeting, Detroit. Program

Legal Problems - ALPA Statement to Subcommittee on Safety, 1960Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee,Extension of Earlier Remarks, June 6, 1960

Legal Problems - Feinsinger Commission, 1961Supplemental Report Amending, Feb. 21, 1961-Oct 17, 1961;Recommendations

Legal Problems - ALPA vs. Pan American, 1962Opening statement before Arbitration Board.

Legal Problems - Flight Engineers vs. Pan American, 1962Proposal by Secretary of Labor for settlement ofdispute.

Legal Problems - ALPA vs. Southern Airways, 1962 (3 folders)Enforcement proceeding, July 5, 1962; correspondence,notes, an order to bargain collectively, July-Aug 1962;memorandum of agreement, Sep 1962

Box 16

National Defense - Executive Reserve, 1957Conference, Nov 1957

Naval War College, 1956Global Strategy, Discussions, June 4-8, 1956

Safety Studies (1) ALPA Guide, 1955"ALPA's Organization for Safety"Representatives, Safety Activities Safety

Studies (2) ALPA Report, Runway Criteria, 1959Criteria for new and existing airports, by Capt. L. Homer,Oct 1959

Safety Studies (3) ALPA Air Safety Forum, Oct. 1959 Reports,Papers

Safety Studies (4) Sayen Statement to Senate Committee, 1960CNS, before Senate Interstate and Foreign Commercecommittee's sub-committee on aviation, Jan 18. 1960.

Safety Studies (5) National Safety Congress, 1960National Safety Council - "Labor Safety" Safety

Studies (6) ALPA Evaluation of Canadair CL44D4, 1961Phase I and II of airworthiness study of Turbo-prop cargoplane.

Safety Studies (7) ALPA Air Safety Handbook, 1962Safety Studies (8) 15th Annual International Air Safety Seminar, 1962

Reports, program


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Technical Studies (1) Undated Turbo prop data.Technical Studies (2) Aerodynamics of Sink-rateTechnical Studies (3) Turbo prop and Jet Study Report, 1956

Report and recommendations

Box 17

Technical Studies (4) Turbine Power Aircraft, 1959Information exchange sheets

Technical Studies (5) Low Altitude Charts, Landing Aids, 1960Technical Studies (6) Statutory Instruments (Great Britain) 1960

Civil Aviation pamphletsTechnical Studies (7) U.S. Airlines danger, Rome, 1962

Pamphlet by Rome Chamber of Commerce - "Is it in a TrueDanger the U.S. Airlines International Traffic?"

Technical Studies (8) British Aviation, 1962Survey by the London Times

Technical Studies (9) Study of Air PolicyStudies, 1962 (Confidential)Study, with bibliography by Robert Burkhardt, July 1962

Transportation Studies (1) Supersonic studies, 1952Airline pilots' viewpoints (Confidential)

Transportation Studies (2) Booklet - AT Coordinating Committee, 1957Transportation Studies (3) Speech by S. G. Tipton, 1958Transportation Studies (4) Department Transport (Canada) Organization

Chart, 1960Transportation Studies (5) Economics of Air Transportation (1961)

Lecture by L. H. Slatemaker; AT Seminar, March 27-31, 1961Transportation Studies (6) AT Symposium, 1962

Transcript, "The Issues and Challenges of Air Transportation"April 30, 1962

Transportation Studies (7) ALPA International AT Study, 1962Study by Lloyd Smith, note from author

Transportation Studies (8) AT Study, 1962Working paper of Lloyd Smith's study

Box 18

Various Publications - ALPA News Bulletins, 1951Oct 1,30; Nov 13; Dec 3, 15, 31

Various Publications - ALPA News Bulletins, 1952Jan 15; Feb 1, 15; Mar 1, 15, 31; Apr 14, 28;May 12, 26; June 9, 23; Jul 7; Aug 18;Sep 1, 15, 29; Oct 13, 24; Nov 23; Dec 8, 22.

Various Publications - ALPA News Bulletin, 1953Jan 12

Various Publications - ALPA News Bulletin, 1958Jun 9, Nov 18

Various Publications - ALPA News Bulletin, 1959Mar 16, Oct 26

Various Publications - ALPA News Bulletin, 1960June 20; Jul 4, 18; Aug 1, 29; Sep 12, 26;Oct 24, Nov 7, 21; Dec 5, 19

Various Publications - ALPA News Bulletin, 1961Jan 30; Feb 13, 27; Apr 10, 24; May 8;Oct 24, Nov 7, 21; Dec 5, 19


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Various Publications - ALPA News Bulletin, 1962Jan 29, Feb 12, Mar 12, May 7, 21

Various Publications - ALPA News Releases, 1953Various Publications - Special News Bulletins

Southern strike, 1960ALSSA situation, 1960 year-end

Various Publications - ALPA Press Release, 1960Accident statistics, press releases, CNS resignation

Various Publications - ALPA Tech Talk, 1959-1962Random copies - Oct 26, 1959; Feb 29,June 20, Sep 12, Dec 5, 1960; Apr 24,Apr 16, 1962

Various Publications - Air LineVarious Publications - Air Line

(2 folders)Various Publications - Air LineVarious Publications - Air Line

(2 folders)Various Publications - Air LineVarious Publications - Air LineVarious Publications - Air LineVarious Publications - Air Line

(2 folders)Various Publications –Air Line Pilot, 1959Various Publications - Foreign Publications

Touch and Go (Holland), 1952 Picture of CNS, p. 25

Australian Air Pilot (Melbourne), Mar 1957Canadian Air Line Pilot (Winnepeg), Jul 1955

CNS - report, p. 20"Pilotes et Navigateurs de Ligne ' APBNL" (Brussels)

May 1960Helice (Mexico) 1959

CNS - picture, p. 2The Log (London) Jan 1959

Various Publications - Miscellaneous Pamphlets"Turbine Aircraft" - 1958"The Airport and its Neibhbors" - President's

Airport Commission, 1952"The ALPA Story" 1954"IFALPA and the Russians" by A. D. Mills

1961

Pilot, 1951Pilot 1952

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Series III Later Years

This series includes the personal correspondence of Clarence Sayen,from 1963-1965. Correspondence, however, dealing with IFALPA and ICAO waskept in the series to follow. Among correspondents here are David Cole,Charles H. Ruby, N. E. Halaby, Bill Masland, V. Mishinkin, and John Hoving.

Material in this group deals with the Executive Reserve, FAA,insurance and pensions, labor mediation, loss of license studies, andsafety studies.

For the sake of coherent flow, the memorabilia, awards and personalitems, as well as memorials, eulogies and clippings from the period after Mr.Sayen's death, are grouped right after his correspondence. The othermaterial noted above will follow that.

Box 19 Correspondence, 1963-1965, and speech notes; personalitems and data.

Box 20 Memorabilia and personal items; NAC roster; pamphlets andpublications, clippings; memorials, and letters

of condolence.Box 21 Papers on the Executive Reserve, dealing with emergency

preparedness, especially in transportation.

Box 22 FAA, insurance and labor mediation, including some legal

papers.

Box23 Loss of license papers and safety studies.

Box 19

CNS - Arbitrator's Personal Data, 1962Correspondence, Jan 1963

Safety Seminar, CNS reportCorrespondence, Feb-Dec 1963 (11 folders)Correspondence and Notes, Greek Strike, Nov. 1963Correspondence, Insurance work, 1963

(see also IFALPA Series)Correspondence on International Executive Management, 1963Miscellaneous Notes and Correspondence, 1963

V. Mishinkin letter; CNS Resume; Insurance data;Legal Notes

Miscellaneous Personal Items, 1963 (2 folders)Maps, badges, cards, invitations, etc.

Business Preview, 1964 (withheld)Correspondence, Jan - Dec 1964 (7 folders)Pilots for Johnson, 1964Correspondence, 1965

Speech notes, "Retirement and pensions"

Box 20

Box 21


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CNS Memorabilia, 1963-1964 (2 folders)Certificates, awards, Christmas card CNS

National Aviation Club Roster, 1964 MiscellaneousPamphlets and Publications (3 folders)

Canadian Air Line Pilot - Sayen Award p. 7Delta Reporter - Sep 1, 1965; Feb-Mar 1957Rhodesia Herald - Mar 19, 1963North American Van Lines Roster, 1964National Academy of Arbitrators, Meeting, 1963Pilot's View (Pilots Association of Central Africa)

Apr 1963The Log (BALPA) May, 1964, J-l 196220th Conference Program, Rio (article by CNS, p. 7)ALPA Tech Talk, Aug 1963Canadian Air Line Pilot - Jul 1963, Jul 1964ALPA News Bulletin, June 10, 12, 1963

Clippings, 1964 Memorabilia, 1964-1965Certificates, invitations, etc.

Memorabilia - Inauguration, 1965Invitations

CNS Who's Who, 1965Clippings (on Aug 16 air crash) Aug 1965 (3 folders)Memorials (4 folders)

Helice, Aug 1965Air Line Pilot, Sep 1965L. H. Halvorson - Memorial and copies of earlier

recommendationsFloyd Hall, D. F. Woods, 0. P. BokDenis Follows, memorialsC. L. Woods, acceptance of tribute to CNS, extra copiesDavid Cole, article, remarksTime Magazine; Horizons (NMU) Memorial

Letters of CondolenceV. Mishinkin, G. Archer, Neil McKeough, T. Linnert

Executive Reserve - Correspondence, 1963-1965 (3 folders)Executive Reserve - Directory, 1962 Executive Reserve -Publications, 1963

National Transportation Posture Study 1963Remarks by Brig. Gen. A. W. Lyon, May 1963National Plan for Emergency Preparedness;Potential Emergency Transportation Capacity

Exeucutive Reserve - Publications 1964 (3 folders)Training Conference, MarchNational Plan for Emergency Preparedness -

Revised draft, Chapt. 6, TransportationDirectory of Emergency Transportation Unit

Executive Reserve - E. A. McDermott, 1964Speeches, briefings, by Director of OEP

Executive Reserve - Publications, 1965Training; Conference proceedings, 1965Directory


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Executive Reserve - Various bulletins, 1963-1965Executive Reserve - Newsletters, 1963-1964

Emergency Readiness Newsletter, Oct 1963-Sep 1964Brochure on Program, 1963

Box 22

FAA Flight Standards, 1962FAA Airlift Planning, 1964Insurance - Stewardess Program, 1963 (4 folders)

Correspondence, notes, figures, plan outlineInsurance - Stewardess Program, 1964Insurance - ALPA Memoranda 1961-1962Insurance - Retirement Program, 1962Insurance - Pilot Pension Plan, draft, 1964Insurance - Miscellaneous Material

Pamphlets on insurance; tables; group insurance plans;mail-outs; plans of various airlines

Labor Mediation - MEBA vs. Isbrandtsen 1962Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, legal papers,correspondence

Labor Mediation - Miscellaneous notes, listsLabor Mediation - Pamphlets, 1962-1963

Condition of employment in Air Traffic ControlSystem; lawyer and arbitration

Labor Mediation - ALPA vs. AAXICO, 1965Legal Papers

Box 23

Loss of License papers, 1962-1963 (4 folders)Correspondence, lists, tables(see also Box 26) Safety

Studies, 1962-1965 (10 folders)(1) FFA Report, 1962. Flygtekniska Forsoksan-Stalten

(Aeronautical Research Institute of Sweden) (Reportno. 94) on speed and safety in civil aviation by B.Lundberg

(2) FFA Report, 1962 (Report no. 96) Speed vs. Safety,concluding remarks by Bo Lundberg

(3) FFA Report - Printed, same as Report 1; Report No. 94

(4) "Use of Flight Recorders for Accident Prevention" byS.M. Morison (1962), "Safety Features for Engine Design"by G. Morris, 1962

(5) Accident to UAL, DC8, and TWA Constellation, N.Y.,Dec 16, 1963. Correspondence, memorandum.

(6) "Some Views of the Guild of Air Pilots and Air Naviga-tors on Navigational Aids and Operational Efficiency"


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(7) Tenth Air Safety Forum, 1963Program papers

(8) Flight Safety Foundation (1963) Correspondence

(9) Loss of Control Study - FSF, 1964Blanks for pilot survey, "System Safety -Legal Aspects" by J. Paul Coie, June, 1965


Series IV IFALPA, 1962-1965

Clarence N. Sayen was president of the International Federation ofAir Line Pilots Associations from 1952 until 1964. The files here are therecords after 1962, when, after his resignation as ALPA president, hedevoted much time, and maintained his own files. IFALPA is a federationof the pilot organizations of 48 or more countries, which maintains asecretariat in London. This group develops policy on industrial andtechnical subjects, working through the ICAO and through nationalgovernments.

Box 24 Correspondence on international conferences, andsurveys and studies that ensued; problems of expatriateCuban pilots, and pilot strikes in various countries.

Box 25 IFALPA correspondence, bulletins, announcements andsummaries of contracts.

Box 26 Loss of License studies; summaries of conditions ofservice in various countries; correspondence and papersdealing with international supersonic transport, thesymposium, and engineering studies.

Box 27 Symposium reports, notes, studies and addresses; IFALPA

technical manuals and treasurer's reports.

Box 28 Papers on conferences and symposia, clippings, etc.

Box 29 IFALPA Air Safety Seminar, papers and reports;conferences, and subcommittee reports; the C.N. SayenAward

Box 24

Correspondence, Jan 1963Correspondence, Feb 1963

Salisbury Conference; SST; Cuban pilots; Flight time onjets; report on action of Egyptian court on Capt Reynoldscase.

Correspondence - Salisbury Conference (Mar 1963)1962-1963. Conference in Southern Rhodesia; corresp. andpapers.

Correspondence, Mar 1963Israeli pilot strike; IFALPA subscription

Correspondence, Apr 1963Salisbury Conference report; Lebanese pilots; HellenicAir Lines Crews

Correspondence, May 1963 (2 folders)Soviet Trade Unionists' impression of S. Rhodesia;Lebanese pilots; Weight and balance data report.

Correspondence, June 1963Survey of Interchange; SST Symposium; Distress procedures;World Air Navigation Meeting, 1963.


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Correspondence, July 1963 (2 folders)Swedish strike; SST; W. Masland letters.

Correspondence, Aug 1963SST Symposium; Manila Conference; Exiled Cuban pilots,Castro infiltration.

Correspondence, Sep 1963Cuban pilots; SST; Central African pilots; Associationproblems; Greek strike.

Correspondence, Oct 1963Interpretation services; FSF seminar; Greek pilots;Strikes of Mexican, Greek and New Zealand pilots.

Correspondence, Nov 1963Strikes; Conferences.

Correspondence, Dec 1963Loss of license; Insurance; SST

Correspondence, Jan 1964Correspondence, Feb-May, 1964

Conferences; Cuban pilots.

Box 25

IFALPA - To Members, Jul-Dec 1963IFALPA - To Principal Officers, Dec 1963-Feb 1964IFALPA - To Member Associations, Jan-Jul 1964IFALPA - To Member Associations, Aug 1964-Jan 1965IFALPA - Announcements to Members, 1963-1964IFALPA - Administrative Manual, to 1963 (9 folders)IFALPA - Air Safety and Accident Investigation Handbook,IFALPA - Contract Summaries - C Manual (11 folders)

1964

Box 26

IFALPA - Loss of License, Analysis 1958IFALPA - Loss of License, 1962-1963

Notes, figuresIFALPA - Loss of License, Correspondence, 1963 (3 folders)IFALPA - Loss of License, Program (3 folders)IFALPA - Loss of License, Printed MaterialSummaries of Condition of Service, 1963

S. Africa, Italy, U.K., SwitzerlandSummaries of Condition of Service, 1964

Malaysia, India, New Zealand, U.K.SST Symposium - Agreed Policy, 1963SST Correspondence, Dec 1962 – Nov 1963 (5 folders)SST Symposium - ALPA SST Study, 1952-1962SST Symposium - ALPA-IFALPA Studies, to 1963

Air line pilots' viewpointsSST-TFX-FAA Engineering Reports, 1961-1963

TFX report; Notice of requirement for a wing-flap-actuatedlanding gear warning system; 2nd interim report ontesting

SST Discussions, 1963


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SST-FFA Report 1962Flygtekniska Fors'oksanstalten, Swedish institute

SST Aviation SST Symposium, 1961 Bulletin SST-ICAOSupersonic Aircraft

Addendum, No. 2, 1962

Box 27

SST Symposium, 1963 - Arrangements, Delegates, PlansSST - Memoranda and Drafts, Aug-Nov 1963SST - Report, Part 1SST - Report, Part 2SST - Symposium, CNS NotesSST - Symposium - Study Reports (2 folders)

R. D. Kelly, "SST Safety Considerations"T. P. Frost and J. P. Little - "An Outline of theConcord Powerplant"

M. G. Wilde - "Noise"L. P. Greene and J. W. VanCamp- "Evolution of VariableGeometry as Influenced by SST Requirements"

W. Masland - "SST and its Environment"G. Bennett - "Human Factors in SST Operation"A. H. Jessell - "Air Traffic Control for SST"N. A. Lieurance - "Meteorological Requirements for SST"

SST Symposium AddressR. W. Kelly - "The SST - Prospects for a Practical andEconomic Airliner"

SST - Published Reports, 1963Articles in Aeroplane and Commercial Aviation News, andCanadian Air Line Pilot

SST - IFALPA Draft on SST, 1964SST - W. M. Masland, 1964

"North Atlantic Air Operations and the SSTTechnical Manual, through 1962Technical Manual (5 folders)1963 RevisionsTreasurer's Report, 1962, 1963 (2 folders)Treasurer's Draft of Budget for 1964

12th Conference, Athens, 1957- 13th Conference, Bogota, 1958- 14th Conference, Helsinki, 1959- All Weather Landing Conference, 1962- Improvement of Turbulence Reports, 1962- 17th Conference, Stockholm, 1962- 2nd PACRAN Conference, Vancouver, 1962- Miscellaneous Meetings, 1962

ITF Biennial Congress - Helsinki;World Meteorological Organization,Bangkok; Principal Officer's Meeting,London.

- Member Organizations, 1963- Prospective Members, undated (1963?)- All Weather Landing Study Group

IFALPA -IFALPA -

IFALPA -IFALRA -

Box 28

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IFALPA - FAA Symposium, 1963"Air Line Pilots' Views on All Weather Flying" byR. C. Gerber

- 18th Conference, Salisbury, 1963, clipping- "17th Conference" (sic) Salisbury- 18th Conference, Salisbury, March 19-26, 1963- Representatives list- Clippings, 18th Conference- Press Releases

Speech by Sir Ray Welensky- 18th Conference, Delegate List and Album- 18th Conference, Working Papers- Program Summary, ATRF, 1963

American Transport Research Forum- Observers' Reports on Conferences, 1963- "Memorandum on Pilot Consultation", 1963- Deficiency Report Form, 1963

Box 29

IFALPA - Air Safety Seminar, 1963 (7 folders)- Program of seminar at Athens, Nov 1963- Sayen's Report, Notes, Maps, Lists, Papers- D. H. Rieger - "Short Haul Transport in Rough Terrain"- G. P. Bates, Jr. "Safety and a New U.S.

Short-Haul Passenger Cargo Transport"- J. Israel - "Collation and Digest of Pilots' Errors"- "Portrayal of High Ground on Aeronautical Charts"- "Aircraft Accident Statistics - 1961"- B. W. Townshend "Safety in Over-Water Flights"- C. N. Sayen "Report and Recommendations"- "A Summary of Corporate Aviation in the U.S."- J. D. F. Hardenberg - "Clearance of Birds on Airports"- L. F. Yap "Problems of Hi-Jacking"- W. W. Moss - "Special Aspects of Jet Statistics"- J. F. Sharp - "Truth or Consequences"- W. W. Prophet - "Importance of Training RequirementsInformation in the Design and Use of Aviation TrainingDevices"

- G. Juin - "Les Douleurs Vertebrales"- T. Freer - "Contour Envelopes"- J. Barton - "Implementing Safety Lessons Learned FromHigh Speed Flight Operations

- Member Association Lists, 1964- 19th Conference, Manila, 1964 Album, Program- 19th Conference, Delegate List- 19th Conference, French Delegation's Report, 1964- 19th Conference Policy Report, 1964- 19th Conference Report, 1964- Subcommittee A Report- Subcommittee B Report- Subcommittee C Report- Subcommittee D Report- Subcommittee E Report- Subcommittee F Report


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Subjects of the above subcommittee reports includeLoss of license; Industrial consultation; SST;Airworthiness; Safety harnesses; Distress procedure;Deficiency reporting; Angle of Descent; Verticalseparation; Benevolent Fund; Press relations.

IFALPA - Study Reports, 1964- AFI Study Group Meeting, Amsterdam, 1964- "Outline of African Aviation Complex" 1964- Technical Reports, 1964- Terminal Report, News Bulletin, 1964

CNS Award Announcement- The C. N. Sayen Award, 1965

Capt. W. M. Masland; presentation


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Series V ICAO

ALPA is represented through IFALPA, at ICAO (International CivilAviation Organization). International pilot problems are discussed andstudied at international sessions, while interim liaison is maintained bycommittee and subcommittee groups, studying specific problems. Materialin this series includes minutes, papers and reports. The most extensiveof these are papers of the Air Navigation Commission.

Box 30 Resolutions, reports, rules, 12th, 13th and 14thsessions; papers of Administrative Commission,airworthiness, and economic commission.

Box 31 Meetings, Observers' Reports

Boxes 32-35 Air Navigation Commission, papers, minutes, reports

Box 30

ICAO - Standing Rules, 1953 Handbook- 12th Session, San Diego, 1959

Conduct of Meetings, guidebook, map- 13th (Extraordinary) session, Montreal 1961

Resolutions, Report, Minutes- Air Freight Study- 14th Assembly, Rome, 1962 (14 folders in Box 30, 7 in Box 31)

(1) Annual Report for 1961(2) Notes and correspondence, CNS report(3) Agenda Items(4) Agenda(5) Open Plenary session - minutes(6), (7) Administrative Commission, minutes, agenda,

lists, notices(8) Air Navigation Commission

(see also Boxes 32-35)(9) Airworthiness Commission(10) Airworthiness Report(11) Contracting States(12) Council Reports(13), (14) Economic Commission

Box 31

ICAO - 14th Assembly, Rome, 1962 (8 folders, no. 15-22)(15),(16),(17) Executive Commission(18) Legal Commission(19),(20),(21) Technical Commission(22) Technical Annexes

ICAO - Rules of the Air, 1963Air Traffic Services and OperationsWorking Papers

- Meetings, 1963 (3 folders)Air Transport, M0TNE (Meteorological OperationalTelecommunications Europe), RAC/OPS, All WeatherOperations, All Weather Landing


ICAO - Miscellaneous Papers, 1963Vacancy notice, charts, Airport Fire Fightingrecommendations, Noise abatement, publicationslist, ICAO Washington Newsletter.

- Observers' Reports, 1964MET-OPS, All Weather Ops. Minutes of ATC,Feb. 3, 1964

- Observers' Reports, 1965Reports of various meetings: Holding procedures,All weather ops., Air Traffic Control, MET-OPS, SpaceMedicine, Airworthiness, Snow-Slush problems

Box 32

ANC - Correspondence, 1963- Procedure, 1959-1961- Attendance Reports- Accident Investigation, 1963- 42nd Session 1963 Aide Memoire- 43rd Session 1963 Aide Memoire- 43rd Session 1963 Corresp., Work Program- 43rd Session Ad Hoc Supersonic Aircraft Group- Summary of Technical Problems, May 1963- Working Papers, April-May 1963 (2 folders)- 43rd Session, Working Paper Minutes, May-June 1963- Working Papers, June-Aug 1963 (2 folders)- 44th Session, Sep 1963 - Aide Memoire- 44th Session, Oct 1963 - Corresp.- 44th Session, Nov-Dec 1963 - Corresp.- 44th Session, W.P. Minutes Sep-Dec 1963 (2 folders)- 44th Session, Draft Minutes - Sep-Dec 1963- 44th Session, Interim Subject Index

Box 33

ANC - Working Papers - Sep-Nov, 1963 (16 folders)

Box 34

ANC - Working Papers - Dec 1963- 45th Session 1964 - Corresp., Working Papers

Aide Memoire; Outline of meetings and subjects- 45th Session, Work Program- Working Papers, Jan 1964 (2 folders)- 45th Session Working Paper Minutes

No. 1-7, 9-13- 45th Session, 1964 Draft Minutes (2 folders)

No. 1-13, corrigendum, 14-15- Working Papers, Feb - Mar 1964 (6 folders)

Box 35

ANC - Working Papers, Apr - June 1964 (6 folders)- 46th Session, 1964 - Aide Memoire, corresp.- 46th Session, 1964 - Corresp., working papers (4 folders)


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ANC - 46th Session, 1964, W.P. Minutes (1-3)(1-4, 7-9, 11-12)

- Working Papers, June-July 1964- Miscellaneous Papers, 1964

Publications lists, Interim edition, subject index


Series VI Pamphlets and Paperbacks

These are pamphlets and paperbacks belonging to Mr. Sayen, whichwere donated by Mrs. Sayen.

Box 36 ICAO resolutions and indexes; hearings of committees

Box 37 Books and pamphlets on aeronautical subjects

Box 38 Labor pamphlets and books, tape recordings on ALPA,IFALPA, and aircraft ditching and safety analysis.

Box 36

C. N. Sayen, "Commercial Aviation in Texas". Reprint from TexasGeographic, Autumn, 1946. SMU, Dallas, Texas. 3 copies

ICAO - "Resolutions and Recommendations of the Assembly" 1-9thSessions, 1947-1955. Montreal, 1956.

ICAO - "Resolutions and Indexes to Documentation".-10th Session, Caracas, 1956.

ICAO - "Resolutions and Index to Documentation".- 11th Session, Montreal, 1958.

ICAO - "Resolutions Adopted by the Assembly and Index toDocumentation". 12th Session, San Diego, 1959

ICAO-ANC Procedural documentsMontreal, Jan 1963

Project Rand - "Capabilities and Operating Costs of Possible FutureTransport Airplanes" by T.V. Jones and Aircraft Design Section.July 16, 1953.

Hearings on Federal Role in Aviation -"Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on GovernmentOperations, House of Representatives." 85th Congress, 1958.

Hearings on Revision of Civil Aeronautics Act, Senate Committee onInterstate and Foreign Commerce, 1954.

Hearings on Civil Air Policy, and Amendments to the Civil AeronauticsAct - "Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Interstateand Foreign Commerce, House of Representatives, 84th Congress,1955-1956.

Hearings before Special Subcommittee on National Military Airlift, of theCommittee on Armed Services, House of Representatives,86th Congress, 1960.


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Report of the Antitrust Subcommittee of the Committee on theJudiciary, House of Representatives, 85th Congress, 1957. (Inves-tigation of Airlines)

Box 37

"Airline Traffic and Financial Data" - Air Transport Association ofAmerica, 1957.

"Design for the National Airspace Utilization System". FAA, June 1962.

"Fifty Years of Aviation Progress", Washington, D.C., NationalCommittee to Observe the 50th Anniversary of Powered Flight. 1953.

"First Semiannual Report to Congress, 1958-1959" - National Aero-nautics and Space Administration, (see p. 80)

"Keeping Ahead of the Weather" by Peter E. Kraght. New York,Association of Aviation Underwriters, 1940.

"Naval War College Review" - two journals, Vol. 8, no. 7, March, 1956,and Vol. 8, no 8, April, 1956.

"Participation of the U.S. Government in International Conferences,1959-1960" Office of International Conferences, Dept. of State.

"Rice Production and Marketing in the United States." U.S. Dept. ofAgriculture, 1947.

"Seniority, Sex and Salary" by David B. Kuhn, 1956.

"Space Research in the Life Sciences: An Inventory of Related Programs,Resources and Facilities" - Report of the Committee on Aeronautical andSpace Sciences, U.S. Senate. 1960.

"Transportation Mergers and Acquisitions" - Proceedings of a 2-dayConference. Edited by Nadreen A. Burnie. Transportation Center,Northwestern University, 1962.

"World Aviation Directory", Summer, 1962. Washington, D.C., AmericanAviation Publications.

"The Zero Reader" by Wolfgang Langewiesche, reprinted from Air Facts,1948.

Box 38

"Causes of Industrial Peace Under Collective Bargaining" - Washington,D.C., National Planning Association, 1954,

"Code of Ethics and Procedural Standards for Labor-Management Arbitra-tion"


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"Czechoslovakia in Questions and Answers" - Prague, 1960.

"Decade of Experiment" - New York, Fund for the Advancement ofEducation, 1961.

"Growth of Labor Law in the United States" - U.S. Dept. of Labor,1962.

Industrial Relations Research Association - Papers presented atN.Y.C., Dec 1955.

"Initial Report and Recommendation of the Governor's Committee onMetropolitan Water and Sanitation", Chicago, 1954.

"Labor Arbitration, Procedures and Techniques" New York, AmericanArbitration Association.

"Labor Law - 300 Questions and Answers". New York, Claridge, 1947.

"Liberty is Always Unfinished Business". N.Y., ACLU, 1956.

"A National Labor Policy" by Harold W. Metz and Meyer Jacobstein.Washington, D.C., Brookings Institution, 1947.

"Profit Sharing" leaflet, Bank of California.

"Text of the AFL-CIO International Disputes Plan" leaflet, Dec. 1961.

Text of Regulations, Part 1404, Federal Mediation and ConciliationService: Arbitration Policies, Functions and Procedures.

"Trade Unions and Democracy. A Comparative Study of U.S., French,Italian and West German Unions" by James B. Carey et al. Washington,D.C., National Planning Association, 1957.

"Voluntary Labor Arbitration Rules", leaflet, New York, AmericanArbitration Association, 1958.

Tape Recordings:1. Comments by Capt. Sperry on the ditching of a California

Eastern Airlines plane; analysis of safety needs. Apr 18, 1953.

2. Interview of CNS by Elizabeth Joll, Mar 26, 1963. FederalBroadcasting Corp. of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Subject ofIFALPA, ALPA, and air line pilots.

3. Interview of CNS by panel in Manila, Mar 17, 1964. Subjects:IFALPA,. air line pilots, air safety, supersonic passengerplanes.


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Series VII Photos

Box 39

Photos of Clarence Sayen

Box 40

Photos of Clarence Sayen

Box 41

Aircraft (2 folders)

Aircraft - Boeing- Convair 240- Curtiss-Wright "Condor"- Douglas C54A Skymaster- Douglas DC-2- Douglas DC-2 Transport Monoplane- Douglas DC-3- Douglas DC-3 Transport Monoplane- Douglas DC-6B- Fokker F10A Monoplane- Fokker F-32 Transport Monoplane- Fokker "Universal" Monoplane- Fokker "Super-Universal"- Ford 5ATC Monoplane- Lockheed 049 Super Constellation- Lockheed "Orion" Cabin Monoplane- Stearman 4-C "Junior Speedmail"- Stinson Airliner- Stinson Model U Airliner- TWA- Vultee VIA

Aircraft Cockpits - 1920-1950 era (6folders)Aircraft Cockpits (5 folders)


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Series VIII Books

Hardcover books, donated by Mrs. Sayen, as listed.

Auerback, Irving. Are Unions Necessary? San Francisco: Irving andMyrtle Auerback, 1954"

Belsky, Joseph. I, the Union. New York: Raddock and Brothers, Ltd.1952.

Bernstein, Irving, Harold L. Emarson and R. W. Fleming, editors.Emergency Disputes and National Policy. New York: Harper & Brothers,1955.

Beveridge, Sir William. Social Insurance and Allied Services.New York, Macmillan, 1942.

Blair, Thomas A. Weather Elements. New York, Prentice-Hall, 1948

Chamberlain, Neil W., Frank C. Pierson, and Theresa Wolfson, editors. ADecade of Industrial Relations Research, 1946-1956. New York, Harperand Brothers, 1957.

Chamberlain,: Neil W. and Jane M. Schilling. The Impact of Strikes:Their Economic and Social Costs. New York, Harper and Brothers,1953.

Davey, Harold W., Howard S. Kaltenborn, Stanley H. Ruttenberg,editors. New Dimensions In Collective Bargaining. New York, Harper &Brothers, 1959.

Ellis, Frank H. Canada's Flying Heritage. Toronto, University ofToronto Press 1954.

Frederick, John H. Commercial Air Transportation. Chicago, Richard D.Irwin, Inc., 1946.

Golden, Clinton S., and Virginia D. Parker. Causes of Industrial PeaceUnder Collective Bargaining. New York, Harper & Brothers, 1955.

Henneman, Herbert G., Jr., Leo C. Brown, M. K. Chandler, Robert Kahn,H. S. Parnes and George P. Schultz, editors. Employment RelationsResearch. New York, Harper & Brothers, 1960.

Lesieur, Frederick G., editor. The Scanlon Plan: A Frontier in Labor-Management Cooperation. New York, John Wiley & Sons, 1961.

New York University. Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Conference onLabor. Edited by Emmanuel Stein. New York, Matthew Bender, 1954.


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Ruppenthal, Karl M. The Air Line Dispatcher in North America.Stanford, California, Graduate School of Business, StanfordUniversity, 1962.

Scripps-Howard Newspapers. Look to the Air: Scripps-Howard andAviation, edited by Max B. Cook. New York, Scripps-HowardNewspapers, n.d.

Selekman, Benjamin M. Labor Relations and Human Relations. NewYork, McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1947.

Slichter, Sumner H., James J. Healy, and E. Robert Livernash. TheImpact of Collective Bargaining on Management. Washington, D.C.,Brookings Institution, 1960.

Smith, Henry L. Airways Abroad. Madison, University of WisconsinPress, 1950.

Transportation Research Forum. Papers - Fourth Annual Meeting,December 26, 27, 28, 1963, Boston, Massachusetts. Oxford, Indiana,Richard B. Cross, 1963.

Youtsler, James S. Labor's Wage Policies In the Twentieth Century.New York, Skidmore College - Twayne Publishers, 1956.

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