The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections The University of Toledo Finding Aid Ralph Siu Papers, 1942-2006 MSS-237 Size: 10 linear feet Provenance: The Ralph Siu Papers were donated in 2009 to the University of Toledo by William Lanouette, Ph.D., of Washington, D.C., on behalf of the International Society for Panetics, Inc. Access: Open Related Collections: Glenn Geelhoed Papers, MSS-223. Collection Summary: Ralph Siu was the founder of the International Society for Panetics (1917-1998), an organization dedicated to measuring and relieving the suffering of people around the world. The Ralph Siu Papers highlight Siu’s public and professional life as author, scientist, and military and civil servant. The collection contains correspondence; biographical and personal files; book, article, and lecture series; newspaper clippings and newsletters; photographs; and various media material. There are also brochures, articles, and papers related to panetics. Subjects: Philosophy and Religion Processing Note: Copyright: The literary rights to this collection are assumed to rest with the person(s) responsible for the production of the particular items within the collection, or with their heirs or assigns. Researchers bear full legal responsibility for the acquisition to publish from any part of said collection per Title 17, United States Code. The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections may reserve the right to intervene as intermediary at its own discretion. Completed by: Timothy J. Fritz, October 2010; Mariah Startzman, August 2012; last revised: November 2014
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The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections
The University of Toledo
Finding Aid
Ralph Siu Papers, 1942-2006
MSS-237
Size: 10 linear feet
Provenance: The Ralph Siu Papers were donated in 2009 to the University of Toledo by
William Lanouette, Ph.D., of Washington, D.C., on behalf of the International Society for
Panetics, Inc.
Access: Open
Related Collections: Glenn Geelhoed Papers, MSS-223.
Collection Summary: Ralph Siu was the founder of the International Society for Panetics
(1917-1998), an organization dedicated to measuring and relieving the suffering of people
around the world. The Ralph Siu Papers highlight Siu’s public and professional life as author,
scientist, and military and civil servant. The collection contains correspondence; biographical
and personal files; book, article, and lecture series; newspaper clippings and newsletters;
photographs; and various media material. There are also brochures, articles, and papers related to
panetics.
Subjects: Philosophy and Religion
Processing Note:
Copyright: The literary rights to this collection are assumed to rest with the person(s)
responsible for the production of the particular items within the collection, or with their heirs or
assigns. Researchers bear full legal responsibility for the acquisition to publish from any part of
said collection per Title 17, United States Code. The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special
Collections may reserve the right to intervene as intermediary at its own discretion.
Completed by: Timothy J. Fritz, October 2010; Mariah Startzman, August 2012; last revised:
In 1949, two changes occurred in Siu’s life. He became research associate at Harvard University
in Cambridge Massachusetts, and he met Irene I-lien Hsu. On February 12, 1950, the two were
married in Yonkers, New York.
In 1951, Siu became associate technical director at the Office of the Quartermaster General in
Washington, D.C. It was also during this year that his first book, Microbial Decomposition of
Cellulose, was published. In 1954, Siu became technical director and chief scientist under the
supervision of Colonel William Mantz and Major General Andrew McNamara. In 1955, Siu
discovered and patented a method of making fine inherently curly glass filaments and in 1956,
patented another method of forming filamentous panels. Both patents were to be manufactured
by and for the government without royalty payments to the inventor. It was also during this time
that Siu took part in the U.S. Army’s radiation preservation of foods program, editing the book,
Radiation Preservation of Foods, published by the U.S. Government Printing Office in 1957. Siu
would later receive a certificate of appreciation from the U.S. Departmental Committee on
Radiation Preservation of Food for his work in this area
In 1958, Siu received special recognition from the Department of the Army for exceptional
civilian service. That year, MIT Press published Siu’s Tao of Science from which he gained
some “enthusiastic readers.”1 From 1962 to 1967, Siu was made (concurrently) Equal
Employment Opportunity Officer and Scientific Director of the research division with the U.S.
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Army Materiel Command. During this time, Siu also held positions as Chairman of the Army
Research Council and as Deputy Director of Research and Development Directorate.
In 1968, MIT Press published Siu’s The Man of Many Qualities: A Legacy of the I-Ching, which,
in 1971, was published under the title The Portable Dragon. This book offers examples of the 64
changes in I-Ching with illustrations from Western literature. In 1968, Siu also became Associate
Administrator of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration with the Department of Justice
under the supervision of Attorney General Ramsey Clark. He was then made director of the
National Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice and became an honorary member of
the United States Military Police Corps. In March 1969, Ralph Siu retired from government
service to become a private consultant but continued to write and lecture and to receive
recognition for his civilian service.
After retirement, Dr. Siu wrote articles and books on the synthesis of East-West psycho-
philosophical thought. The 1970s and 1980s saw the publication of many articles such as
“Chinese Baseball and Public Administration,” “Work and Serenity,” and “America and the
Future of Man,” as well as four books: Ch’i: A Neo-Taoist Approach to Life, The Craft of
Power, Transcending the Power Game, and The Master Manager.
In 1986, an article appeared in the Journal of Humanistic Psychology written by Siu titled,
“Panetics: The Study of the Infliction of Suffering.” It was at this point that Siu introduced the
world to Panetics, the study of the infliction of suffering that uses the “dukkha” as a way to
measure suffering. Siu believed that “if suffering were quantified it would not be ignored as a
factor in decision making.”
In 1991, Siu, among others, founded the International Society for Panetics (ISP). In 1994, the
ISP published three titles by him known as the “Panetics Trilogy”: Less Suffering for Everybody,
Panetics and Dukkha, and Seeds of Reflection. Throughout the 1990s, Siu was invited by various
academic institutions and organizations to lecture on Panetics and wrote many articles on the
discipline, most of which were published by the ISP in its journal Panetics.
Dr. Siu continued to write and lecture until his death on December 29, 1998, at George
Washington University Hospital. His books continued to be published after his passing. In 1999,
three of his works were published by ISP called the “Harmony Trilogy”: Unifying Theory of the
Human Organism and Behavior, Cheerfulness, and Shaping One’s Own Life.
1Rosenfeld, Megan. Pain by the Numbers: Ralph Siu’s Science of Suffering Sizes Up the Agony
of the Species. The Washington Post, 1994.
Biographical Timeline
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1917 Born in Honolulu, Hawaii to Siu Yan and Siu Kau Shee.
1939 Graduated with B.S. and M.S. from University of Hawaii.
1943 Graduated with Ph.D. from California Institute of Technology.
1945
Stationed at Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot as Expert Consultant and
chemist.
1950 Married Irene I-Lien Hsu in Yonkers, N.Y.
1951 Microbial Decomposition of Cellulose published.
1954-1962
Technical Director and Chief Scientist, Office of the Quartermaster General,
Washington D.C.
1955 Patented the Method of making Fine Inherently Curly Glass Filaments.
1956 Patented the Method of Forming Filamentous Panels.
1957 The Tao of Science published.
1961 Recipient of the National Career Civil Service Award.
1962-1966
Scientific Director, Research Division, U.S Army Material Command,
Washington D.C.
1963
Received Quartermaster Research and Engineering Command Certificate of
Appreciation.
1966-1968 Deputy Director, U.S Army Materiel Command, Washington D.C.
1968-1969
Associate Administrator, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration,
Department of Justice, Washington D.C. Made Honorary Member of the U.S.
Military Police Corps.
1969
Received Certificate of Honor from the National Institute of Law Enforcement
and Criminal Justice.
1970
Department of Army Decoration for Exceptional Civilian Service with Laurel
Leaf Charter.
1979 Craft of Power published.
1986
Article titled “Panetics: The Study of the Infliction of Suffering” appears in the
Journal of Humanistic Psychology.
1994 Panetics Trilogy published.
1998
Dies on December 29 from congestive heart failure at George Washington
University Hospital.
1999
Inducted into the United States Army Quartermaster Corp Hall of Fame at Fort
Lee, Virginia. Harmony Trilogy published.
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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The materials which comprise the Ralph Siu papers highlight his public and professional
life as author, scientist, and military and civil servant dating from 1945 to 2005.
Correspondence files include personal correspondence (which is limited) and professional
correspondence (which makes up the majority of the series). The series includes letters to and
from university administrators, faculty and staff, military and civil service personnel, and well
known individuals such as Senator Edward M. Kennedy, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, Attorney
General Ramsey Clark, Senator and Vice President Hubert Humphrey, and Senator Strom
Thurmond, among others. Correspondence that contains the signatures of prominent individuals
has been placed in restricted folders. Copies are available to researchers.
Biographical and personal files consists of awards and certificates presented to Dr. Siu along
with personal materials such as a handwritten curriculum vitae, a copyright and patent list, and a
scrapbook of clippings used in correlation with his studies on Panetics.
The book, article, and lecture series consists of completed works on various topics, typescripts
for completed and uncompleted works, as well as articles and papers relating especially, though
not exclusively, to Panetics.
The printed material series consists of newspaper, newsletter and magazine articles about Ralph
Siu. Publications include the Washington Post, Atlantic Monthly, and Boston Globe among
others. Also included are three books inscribed by the authors to Ralph Siu.
Photographs and media series includes photos of Ralph Siu’s family members, in particular his
parents, uncle, and grandmother. There are also photos of ISP members and conferences. The
collection largely consists of photographs of Ralph Siu and many prominent individuals
associated especially with his civil and military service. Some notable individuals include John
F. Kennedy, Ramsey Clark, Andrew T. McNamara, James Scheuer, and Wilber Brucker.
Photographs signed by prominent individuals have been placed in restricted folders, while copies
are available to researchers. The media subseries consist of floppy disks, cassette tapes, and VHS
tapes which hold drafts of published and unpublished literary material, articles, ISP meeting,
website and homepage information, as well as back issues of the Panetics newsletter.
The International Society of Panetics (ISP) series contains material that introduces Panetics,
including a statement of purpose. There is also an illustrative outline of Panetics. Included as
well are meeting minutes, a membership list, a complete list of founding members, the first board
report, introductory and global forum brochures, as well as information regarding the purpose
and plan for an ISP homepage on the Internet.
The Articles and Papers series relating to Panetics is arranged chronologically dating from 1979
to 2006, with an undated folder, and consists of various articles, poems, and essays regarding the
study of Panetics. Contributors include ISP members, including board members, and others
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affiliated with the ISP organization and the study of Panetics. Also included in this series is a
Ph.D. dissertation based on Panetics titled “The Universal Duty to Alleviate Inflicted Suffering.”
SERIES LIST
S1 CORRESPONDENCE
1945-2002, restricted & undated
Arranged chronologically
Includes both personal and professional correspondence. Among the correspondents
represented in this series are the following noteworthy personalities: Edward M.
Kennedy (1968), J. Edgar Hoover (1969), Ramsey Clark (1979), Hubert Humphrey
(1961), Strom Thurmond (1962), Sam Rayburn (1961), Y.S. Sun (1975), Johan Galtung,
and James Scheuer. Signed noteworthy correspondence deemed restricted by the
Canaday Center is located in Box 9, Folder 321, in lock box “C.” Copies were placed
into the collection.
S2 BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL FILES
1961-2000, & undated
Arranged alphabetically
Contains personal items and material such as awards, certificates of honor, special event
programs & invitations, curriculum vitae (including a handwritten copy), book, copyright
& patent list, scrapbook, Quartermaster Hall of Fame plaque, and a medal for
distinguished member of the quartermaster regiment.
S3 BOOK, ARTICLE AND LECTURE FILES
Various Dates
Arranged alphabetically by title Contains typescripts, and printed copies of many of Siu’s books, articles, and lectures.
Also contains the text of several interviews with Dr. Siu, as well as reviews of some of
Siu’s works.
S4 PRINTED MATERIAL 1963-2000, & undated
Arranged alphabetically
Consists of books, newspaper, newsletter, and magazine articles. Publications include the
Atlantic Monthly, Washington Post, Army Research and Development News, Panetics,
Business and Society Review, Wall Street Journal, and Boston Globe. Contains three
books inscribed by authors to Ralph Siu. Titles and authors are: Zen: Poems, Prayers, Sermons, Anecdotes, Interviews by Lucien Stryk and Takashi Ikemoto; Experimenting With Truth, by Rustum Roy; A Little Compendium On That Which Matters, by Frederick Franck.
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S5 PHOTOGRAPHS AND MEDIA
Subseries A: Photographs
1942-1998, & undated
This series consists mostly of photographs of Ralph Siu from 1942 until 1998. Many of
the photos relate to Dr. Siu’s military and civil service. Included are photos of Ralph
Siu’s parents, uncle, and grandmother, ISP meetings, conferences, and notable
individuals such as John F. Kennedy, Ramsey Clark, Andrew T. McNamara, James
Scheuer, and Wilber Brucker.
Subseries B: Restricted Photos
1957-1970, & undated
Arranged alphabetically
Located in Box 9, Folder 322, lock box “C.” Copies were not made.
Contains photographs inscribed by such notable individuals as President Lyndon B.
Johnson, 66th
U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark, General William B. Bunker, General
Henry A. Miley, and Lt. General Andrew T. McNamara.
Subseries C: Media
1992-1999, & undated.
Arranged alphabetically
Includes taped meetings and forum, drafts, back issues of Panetics newsletter, articles for
ISP website, and ISP homepage information.
S6 INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR PANETICS (ISP)
1991-2005
Arranged Alphabetically
Contains a list of founding members, reports, minutes, brochures, ISP homepage and
materials relating to the purpose of the ISP.
S7 ARTICLE AND PAPERS REALATING TO PANETICS
1979-2006, & undated
Arranged Chronologically
Contains various articles and papers relating to Panetics by various authors including
6 193 Army Science Conference Banquet, toastmaster Ralph Siu, 1968. 6 194 Books, copyrights, patents list, n.d. 6 195 Career Service Awards Dinner, honoree Ralph Siu, 1961 6 196 Certificate, Arctic Research Laboratory, 1963 6 197 Certificate of Honor, Nat’l Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, 1969. 6 198 Curriculum Vitae, n.d. 6 199 Curriculum Vitae, handwritten “records”, n.d. 6 200 Distinguished Member of the Quartermaster Regiment, Medal, n.d. 6 201 Invitation, Inauguration of John F. Kennedy, 1961. 6 202 The Jubilee Conference of the Textile Institute, program, 1960 6 203 Launch of Explorer I, 10th Anniversary, program, 1968.
*7 265 Quartermaster Hall of Fame, award, 1997. 6 204 Quartermaster Hall of Fame, Induction Ceremony, 1999, 2000.
*7 266 Quartermaster Hall of Fame, plaque, n.d. 6 205 Quartermaster Regimental Honors Dinner, invitation and program, 2000. 6 206 Scrapbook, “Notes Possibly Related to Panetics” 1997-1998. SERIES 3: BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND LECTURE FILES
2 66 “Aggressive Institutional Style,” 1994 2 67 “An Institute of Panetics,” 1995
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2 68 “Arrogant, Abrasive Personal Style,” 1994 2 69 “Basic Axioms,” n.d. 2 70 Cheerfulness, 1999. 2 71 Cheerfulness, typescript, 1995 2 72 Cheerfulness, typescript, 1995 (copy2) 2 73 Ch’i: A Neo-Taoist Approach to Life, 1974 2 74 Choosing the President: 1984, typescript, 1983 2 75 Choosing the President: 1984, typescript, 1983 (copy2) 2 76 “Civility as Pith and Mask,” lecture at the University of Massachusetts, 1982 2 77 “Civility as Pith and Mask,” lecture at the University of Massachusetts, 1982, (draft) 2 78 “Clinton, Dole, and the Dukkha,” talk before the Cogswell Society, 1996 2 79 The Craft of Power, 1979 2 80 “Curriculum Panetics: An Appeal to University Presidents and Provosts,” 1996 2 81 “Degree-Granting Curriculum in Panetics,” 1996 2 82 “The Dukkha”, discussion with Georgetown Ethics Group, 1992 2 83 El Arte De Administrar, 1984 2 84 An Encyclopedia of Panetics, typescript, 1994, (first draft) 2 85 An Encyclopedia of Panetics, typescript, 1994, (second draft) 2 86 An Encyclopedia of Panetics, typescript, 1994, (third draft) 2 87 An Encyclopedia of Panetics, typescript, 1994, (fourth draft) 2 88 Excerpt from unknown title, typescript, n.d. 2 89 “Formulating and Selecting Humanely Cost-Effective Medical Treatment Options
and Health Care Plans,” 1994. (Part I) 2 90 “Formulating and Selecting Humanely Cost-Effective Medical Treatment Options
and Health Care Plans,” 1994. (Part II) 2 91 “Freedom, Values and Incentives in Organized research” 2 92 “The Human Capacity to Inflict Suffering and to Reduce Inflictions,” 1992, (part I &
2) 2 93 “Human Cloning and Panethics,” 1993 2 94 “The Humane Chief of State and the Gross National Dukkhas,” 1993 2 95 “Inflictive Evolution,” lecture at University of Massachusetts, 1986 2 96 “Intellectual Philanthropists and Panetics”, 1995 2 97 “International Genesis of Dukkhas and Anti-dukkhas: Questions and Answers,”
1992. 2 98 Interview with Ralph Siu, done by Phyllis Haynes, n.d. 2 99 “Introduction to Panetic System Diagrams,” 1994 2 100 The Land of Keikitran and Eleevan, typescript, 1972. (folder 1) 2 101 The Land of Keikitran and Eleevan, typescript, 1972. (folder 2) 2 102 The Land of Keikitran and Eleevan, 2001. 2 103 Lectures by a Neo-Taoist Director of Scientific Research, typescript, 1990. (folder 1) 2 104 Lectures by a Neo-Taoist Director of Scientific Research, typescript, 1990. (folder 2) 2 105 Lectures by a Neo-Taoist Director of Scientific Research, typescript, 1990. (folder 1-
copy) 2 106 Lectures by a Neo-Taoist Director of Scientific Research, typescript, 1990. (folder 2-
copy) 3 107 Less Suffering for Everybody: An Introduction to Panetics, typescript, 1991. 3 108 Less Suffering for Everybody: An Introduction to Panetics, 1993. 3 109 Less Suffering for Everybody: An Introduction to Panetics, 1994 (folder 1-copy)
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3 110 Less Suffering for Everybody: An Introduction to Panetics, 1994 (folder 2-copy) 3 111 Less Suffering for Everybody: An Introduction to Panetics, 1994 (folder 3-copy) 3 112 Lessons on Living, Vol. I, typescript, 1995 (folder 1) 3 113 Lessons on Living, Vol. I, typescript, 1995 (folder 2) 3 114 Lessons on Living, Vol. I, typescript, 1995 (folder 3) 3 115 Lessons on Living, Vol. IV, typescript, 1995 (folder 1) 3 116 Lessons on Living, Vol. IV, typescript, 1995 (folder 2) 3 117 Lessons on Living, Vol. IV, typescript, 1995 (folder 3) 3 118 The Man of Many Qualities: A Legacy of the I Ching, 1968. 3 119 Management by Proverbs, typescript, 1988. 3 120 The Master Manager, 1980. 3 121 “Measuring the Quality of Life,” 1992. 3 122 Metabolism of Time, Part 2, typescript, 1971. (folder 1) 3 123 Metabolism of Time, Part 2, typescript, 1971. (folder 2) 3 124 Metabolism of Time, Part 2, typescript, 1971. (folder 3) 3 125 Metamorphosis of Time, Vol. III, typescript, 1972. (folder 1) 3 126 Metamorphosis of Time, Vol. III, typescript, 1972. (folder 2) 3 127 Metamorphosis of Time, Vol. III, typescript, 1972. (folder 3) 3 128 Microbial Decomposition of Cellulose, 1951. 3 129 “Need for Panetics,” lecture at the University of Massachusetts, 1986. 3 130 “A Panetic Analysis of American Justice,” 1993. 3 131 “Panetic Efficiency,” 1994. 3 132 “Panetic Profile for Personal Monitoring,” 1992. 3 133 “Panetic Systems Atlas,” 1991. 3 134 “Paneticists,” n.d. 3 135 “Panetics: A Needed New Discipline on the Infliction of Suffering,” lecture at the
University of Massachusetts, 1986. 3 136 “Panetics: The Study of the Infliction of Suffering,” 1988. 4 137 Panetics and Dukkha, typescript, 1990, (folder 1) 4 138 Panetics and Dukkha, typescript, 1990, (folder 2) 4 139 Panetics and Dukkha: An Integrated Study of the Infliction of Suffering and the
Reduction of Infliction, 1993. 4 140 Panetics and Dukkha, 1994, (folder 1)(printed excerpts) 4 141 Panetics and Dukkha, 1994, (folder 2)(printed excerpts) 4 142 Panetics and Dukkha, 1994, (folder 3)(printed excerpts) 4 143 Panetics and Dukkha, 1994, (folder 4)(printed excerpts) 4 144 “Panetics as a Timely Social Paradigm and ISP as a Natural Social Happening,” 1992. 4 145 “Panetically Enlightened Societal Outlook,” lecture at University of Massachusetts,
1896. 4 146 “Past Progress and Future Course of ISP,” speech delivered at the Fifth Annual
Meeting of the International Society for Panetics, 1997. 4 147 “Patterns of Hope and the Yearning for Peace,” address at United Nations
University, 1994. 4 148 The Portable Dragon: The Western Man’s Guide to the I Ching, 1968. 4 149 The Portable Dragon: The Western Man’s Guide to the I Ching, 1968, (copy) 4 150 “Practitioners in Suffering,” n.d. 4 151 “Proposal on Global Deliberative Consortium,” preliminary discussion draft, 1998. 4 152 “A Prototype Institute of Panetics,” 1995.
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4 153 “Quantitative Predictions of Human Suffering,” remarks at the 8th General Assembly of World Future Society, 1996.
4 154 Quotes for Proverbs, n.d. 4 155 “Reflections at Retrospective Symposium on Criminal Justice,” remarks at U.S.
Department of Justice, 1996. 4 156 Return to Serenity, Vol. II, typescript, 1972, (folder 1) 4 157 Return to Serenity, Vol. II, typescript, 1972, (folder 2) 4 158 Return to Serenity, Vol. II, typescript, 1972, (folder 3) 4 159 Return to Serenity, Vol. II, typescript, revision, 1973, (folder 1) 4 160 Return to Serenity, Vol. II, typescript, revision, 1973, (folder 2) 4 161 “Russia’s Attempt at Governmental Reform: 1992-1998,” 1998. 4 162 Seeds of Reflection: Panetic Word Clusters and Glossary, outline/draft, 1991. 4 163 Seeds of Reflection: Panetic Word Clusters and Glossary, outline/draft, 1992. 4 164 Seeds of Reflection: Word Clusters for Meditation on the Infliction and the Relief of
5 168 Shaping One’s: A Socratic Anthology of Perennial Questions, 1999. 5 169 “Starter Kit for Panetics,” 1997. 5 170 State of AMC Research and Exploratory Development, typescript, 1966. 5 171 “Status of Panetics and ISP in October 1993 and the Vision of the Age of Humane
Renaissance,”1993. 5 172 T-Thoughts on R&E Management, typescript, 1965. 5 173 “Taking the Pulse of Pain,” 1994. 5 174 The Tao of Science, 1957. (3-copies) 5 175 Talk-Talk Cho Suey and Chinese Baseball, typescript, 1990. (folder 1) 5 176 Talk-Talk Cho Suey and Chinese Baseball, typescript, 1990. (folder 2) 5 177 Talk-Talk Cho Suey and Chinese Baseball, typescript, 1990. (folder 3) 5 178 “Theorists and Students of Panetics,” n.d. 5 179 Transcending the Power Game: The Way to Executive Serenity, 1980 (inscribed by
the author) 5 180 Understanding and Minimizing the Infliction of Suffering, typescript, 1998. (folder 1) 5 181 Understanding and Minimizing the Infliction of Suffering, typescript, 1998. (folder 2) 5 182 Understanding and Minimizing the Infliction of Suffering, typescript, 1998. (folder 3) 5 183 Understanding and Minimizing the Infliction of Suffering, typescript, 1998. (partial
copy) 5 184 “A Unifying Neo-Taoist-Scientific Conceptualization of the Human Being,” n.d. 5 185 Unifying Theory of the Human Organism and Behavior, 1999. 5 186 “University Curriculum in Panetics,” n.d. 5 187 “Vision: Ages of Humane Renaissance,” 1994. 5 188 Voting for the President, copyright registration, 1981. 5 189 Voting for the President: 1988, typescript, 1984. 5 190 Voting for the President, typescript, 1987. 5 191 The Way to Executive Serenity: How to Achieve the Satisfying Lifestyle of the
6 207 “Army Science Conference Keyed to Modern Soldier, Environment,” Army Research and Development Magazine, 1970.
6 208 Bioscience, cover photo, 1964. 6 209 Cartoon clipping, “Stockworth,” Boston Globe, 1983. 6 210 “Coming to Grief,” The Atlantic Monthly, 1991. 6 211 “The Craft of Power,” Wall Street Journal, 1979. 6 212 “East Meets West”, Ralph Siu’s Contributions,” William Lanouette, n.d. 6 213 Excerpts from reviews, 1990. 6 214 Experimenting With Truth, by Rustum Roy, 1981. (inscribed by author to Ralph Siu) 6 215 Federation Proceedings, contributor Ralph Siu, 1977 6 216 “The First Brick,” The Atlantic Monthly, 1992. 6 217 “Great Moments in Research,” Business and Society Review, 1989. 6 218 A Little Compendium On That Which Matters, by Frederick Franck, 1993. (inscribed
by author to Ralph Siu) 6 219 “Pain by Numbers: Ralph Siu’s Science of Suffering Sizes Up the Agony of the
Species,” Washington Post, 1994. 6 220 Panetics, vol. 6, (1), 1997. 6 221 Panetics, vol. 8, (3), 1999. 6 222 “Panetics and the Search for Peace and Development,” transcript from annual
meeting, in memory of Ralph Siu, 1999. 6 223 The Quantum and the Tao, Siu’s Trilogies, n.d. 6 224 “Scenes at 1972 Army Science Conference,” Army Research and Development News
Magazine, 1972. 6 225 “Siu Says,” Washington Post. 6 226 “Who’s Who?,” the Next Fifty Years Conference, pamphlet, 2000. 6 227 World Today, 6 228 Zen: Poems, Prayers, Sermons, Anecdotes, Interviews, Lucien Stryk and Takashi
Ikemoto, 1963. (autographed copy to Ralph Siu) SERIES 5: PHOTOGRAPHS AND MEDIA
Subseries A: Photographs *7 267 Army Science Conference, 1959. *7 268 Army Science Conference, WestPoint, 1962. *7 269 Camp Tuto, Greenland, 1963. *7 270 Courtney Evans, going away party, 1968 *7 271 Dr. Arie Jan Maager-Smit at Cal Tech, 1950 *7 272 “Grandma,” n.d.
*7 279 Junior Science and Humanities Symposium, Banquet address, 1965. *7 280 Milwaukee Branch of American Assn. of University Women event, 1966. *7 281 Parents, 1916. *7 282 Portraits of Lyndon Johnson. *7 283 Ralph Siu, Alice Cassetta, Marie Valente, 1951. *7 284 Ralph Siu, Ankara-Turkey, 1961. *7 285 Ralph Sui, “Annie, Choy, Millie, and Lydia”, 1986. *7 286 Ralph Siu, “at Ah Choys”, 1988. *7 287 Ralph Siu, Barnaby Keeney, Mrs. Reed, Brown University, 1961 *7 288 Ralph Siu, Billy Horton, T.E. Davidson, F. Schmiedeshof, Banquet talk/symposium on
ultra high pressure, 1976. *7 289 Ralph Siu, Cal Tech, 1942-44.
*7 290 Ralph Siu, Chao Lun Yuan, Presentation of Quartermaster Corps Seal of Army of Republic of China, 1962(?).
*7 291 Ralph Siu, Charles Poor. *7 292 Ralph Siu, Congressman James Scheuer, 1968. *7 293 Ralph Siu, Donald Burns, Al Levin, Korea, 1955. *7 294 Ralph Siu, Irene Siu, Wilber M. Bruckner, and Andrew T McNamara, 1958. *7 295 Ralph Sui, Irene Siu, Frank Higgins, Franklin Orth, Wilber Bruckner, and Lyman
Lemnitzer, Exceptional Civilian Service Award presentation, 1958. *7 296 Ralph Siu, Irradiated Food Luncheon, 1963. *7 297 Ralph Siu, Jacob Schaefer, Anthony Berstch, Radiation Citation event, 1969. *7 298 Ralph Siu, James Sheuer, Ramsey Clark, 1968. *7 299 Ralph Siu, Kurohama-Japan, 1961. *7 300 Ralph Siu, Major General Richard Free retirement luncheon, 1968. *7 301 Ralph Sui, Max Golden and Andrew McNamara, 1961. *7 302 Ralph Siu, officers, directors, and technicians of Irradiated Products, 1957. *7 303 Ralph Siu, Parents *7 304 Ralph Siu, Portraits *7 305 Ralph Siu, President John F. Kennedy, VP Lyndon Johnson, Civil Service Award,
1961. *7 306 Ralph Siu, Ralph Sanders, August Schomburg. Speech before Industrial College,
1964. *7 307 Ralph Siu, Senator Hiram Fong and unidentified man, 1969. (w/inscription) *7 308 Ralph Siu, Sheriff Conlis, visit to San Joaquin County Jail, 1969. *7 309 Ralph Siu, Taijon-Korea, ROK Army Subsistence Testing Lab, 1955. *7 310 Ralph Siu, Taipei, Sino-American workshop, 1975 *7 311 Ralph Siu, Taiwan, 1962. *7 312 Ralph Siu, Teresa de Rosa, Emily G. Shrier, Dottie Kott, 1968. *7 313 Ralph Siu, undated. *7 314 Ralph Siu, W.S. Hinman, Cyrus R. Vance, the Arthur S. Fleming Awards Commission
luncheon, 1963. *7 315 Ralph Siu, Wilber M. Brucker, 1958. *7 316 Ralph Siu, Williamsburg VA, 1959. *7 317 SCOGS, group photo, 1977 *7 318 SCOGS Reunion, 1990 *7 319 Swearing-in ceremony as Associate Administrator of Law Enforcement Assistance,
*9 322 Alfred B. Denniston, Major General, autographed photo, 1957. *9 322 Andrew T. McNamara, Major General, autographed portrait, 1957. *9 322 Henry Miley, Deputy Commanding General, autographed photo, 1970. *9 322 Kester L. Hastings, Major General, autographed portrait, 1957. *9 322 Lyndon Johnson, autographed portrait w/note from Ramsey Clark, 1968. *9 322 Ramsey Clark , autographed portrait, 1968. *9 322 Wilber M. Bruckner, autographed portrait, 1959. *9 322 William Bunker, Brigadier General, autographed portrait, n.d.
Subseries C: Media
*8 ISP, home page on internet, (2)3.5 floppies, n.d. *8 ISP, Inaugural meeting, (6) cassette tapes, 1992. *8 Justice, WFS meeting, (1)3.5 floppy, n.d. *8 Mini-encyclopedia, draft, (1)3.5 floppy, n.d. *8 Panasonic Laser and dot-matrix drivers for windows, (1)3.5 floppy, n.d. *8 Panetics, articles for website, (1)3.5 floppy, 1999 *8 Panetics, back issues, (10)3.5 floppies, 1994-99. *8 Panetics Forum , videotape (VHS), n.d. *8 Panetics textbook, (4)3.5 floppies, 1997. *8 Panosonic Laser and dot-matrix drivers. *8 Proverbs, starter document, (1)3.5 floppy, n.d. *8 Shaping One’s Own Life, draft, (2)3.5 floppies , n.d. *8 Statements on Panetics, Sven, (1)3.5 floppy, n.d. *8 Synchronicity for Intuitive Decision-Making, (1)3.5 floppy, n.d. *8 Text letter transmitted super course, (1)3.5 floppy, n.d. *8 Understanding and Minimizing, draft, (10)3.5 floppies, 1998. *8 Unified Theory, Fulbright prize, (1)3.5 floppy, n.d.
SERIES 6: INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF PANETICS (ISP)
6 229 “An Illustrative Institute of Panetics,” n.d. 6 230 “An Invitation to Become Part of,” brochure, 1997. 6 231 Appeal to World-Wide Universities for Global Collaboration in Panetics, w/Carl
Stover, 1997. 11 53 Deliberation Distillates – No. 1-12 (1991) 11 54 Deliberations of Forming the Society – May 17, 1991 6 232 First Board Report, 1995. 6 233 Founding Members, n.d. 6 234 “Highlights of Contributions of ISP Members to the Early Development of Panetics,”
n.d. 6 235 Inaugural Meeting of the Board of Directors, agenda, 1991. 6 236 Inaugural Meeting, 1992. 6 237 ISP Homepage, draft, 1996.
11 56 Membership Newsletter – Vol. 1, No. 1 (June 2002) 6 240 Minutes, ninth executive committee meeting, 1992. 6 241 Minutes of the Board of Governors Meeting, November, 1997. 6 242 Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Governors, April, 1997 6 243 Panetics Global Forum, brochure, n.d. 6 244 Progress Report, “Reducing the Infliction of Suffering”, 1995. 6 245 Progress Report of the Board of Governors, 1995 6 246 Progress Report to ISP Board of Governors, 1997. 6 247 The Purpose and Nature of the International Society for Panetics, n.d. 6 248 Purpose and Plans for SPDY home page, n.d. 6 249 Statement of Purpose, 1992. 6 250 Third Annual Meeting, 1995.
