Further service as director until resignation before 1974 annual meeting. Program to introduce 1,000th 727 jet (photo). Cruise with Boeing friends on Willim Allen’s yacht “Malibu.” First trip aboard Boeing 929-100 Jetfoil. Contacts with W.M. Allen, Justin Dart, W.G. Reed, and John A. McCone.

Continuing contacts with Boeing after retirement from Board of Directors. Photos and press releases upon delivery of first 747SP. Photo of Board at meeting held at Vertol Division. Photos covering construction of 737th B737. Contacts with W.M. Allen, W.G. Reed, and T.A. Wilson.

Committee of the “outside” directors of Boeing to identify and enlist men to serve as directors. Contacts with W.M. Allen and W.G. Reed.

Guest list and arrangements for entertaining visiting Board members and Boeing representatives from Vertol Division. Includes meeting with business leaders in Philadelphia. Contacts with W.M. Allen and T.A. Wilson.

Visits with friends in California with interests in hummingbirds, astronomy, and ecology. Contacts with Frank R. Moore, George Kennedy, and C.G. Sibley.

Requests, responses, and acknowledgments from a broad spectrum of local, national, and international organizations, Religious, cultural, and educational causes predominate. Contacts with P.R. Mather.

Requests, responses and acknowledgments from a broad spectrum of local, national, and,international organizations, Religious, cultural, and educational causes predominate. Contacts with Anthony Drexel Duke, H.A. Rusk, C.D. Dickey, Ralph J. Cordiner, S. Judenberg, and Benjamin F. Fairless.

Requests, responses, and acknowledgments from a broad spectrum of local, national, and international organizations, Religious, cultural, and educational causes predominate. Contacts with H.Y. Wessell, B. Rockefeller, Gardner Cowles, W.A.M. Burden, Strom Thurmond, Jerome E. Holland, and Helen Keller.

Requests, responses, and acknowledgments from a broad spectrum of local, national, and international organizations, Religious, cultural, and educational causes predominate. Contacts with J. Allen Frear and Fred R. Kappel.

Requests and responses for gifts to the Center.

Donations to the alma mater of Greenewalt’s daughter. Principles guiding gifts to institutions attended by family members.

Gifts for Louis Slotin Memorial Award and the Institute for Nuclear Studies. Correspondence with Enrico Fermi, Samuel Allison, and others about work being done at the Institute. Paper on electron scattering by L. and J. Marshall. Testimonials at the death of Fermi. Establishment of a Fermi Professorship in Physics, photograph of a portrait of Fermi. Papers read at the 15th anniversary of the first atomic chain reaction. Contacts with L.S. Kimpton, T.R. Hogness, Enrico Fermi, Samuel K. Allison, J.H. Van Vleck, and M.J. Kelly.

Continued support of the Institute for Nuclear Studies and information about its work. Correspondence with Institute director about technical problems encountered in hummingbird study. Contacts with Samuel K. Allison, H.L. Anderson, L.A.Kimpton, Werner Brandt, G.W.Beadle, and R.S. Ingersoll.

Support for the Institute for Nuclear Studies. Correspondence with president G.W. Beadle, including some of his work on gene technology. Plans for the 25th anniversary of the first chain reaction, including transcript of talk by Greenewalt delivered in December 1967. Correspondence with Dr. Fernandez-Moran about the work of the Department of Biophysics. Contacts with George W. Beadle, S.K. Allison, Herbert L. Anderson, Peter G. Peterson, and Roger H. Hildebrand.

University programs arranged for Greenewalt's visits. Reprints of articles by Dr. Sachs and lunar photograph from Dr. Turkevich. Use of Greenewalt's contributions to support Fermi Postdoctoral Fellowships. Receipt of the Jessie L. Rosenberger Medal. Participation in making a memorial album of Enrico Fermi's recordings. Contacts with R.G. Sachs, Herbert L. Anderson, E.H. Levi, A. Crewe, J.A. Simpson, and Laura Fermi.

Requests for corporate support of Fermi Fellowships. Copy of “An Occasional Publication,” an assembly of papers of Fermi Institute research activities. Remarks made at a symposium honoring Herbert Anderson upon his retirement. Record of contributions to University of Chicago from 1951-1983. Contacts with J.A. Simpson, Gaylord Donnelly, P. Meyer, C. Wright, R.G. Sachs, D. Muller, and H.H. Gray. Essay on Arthur H. Compton by J.A. Simpson. Article about President Hannah Holborn Gray.