Warfield suggests that Friedman, a nationally syndicated columnist, read Warfield’s ideas in “The Wandwaver Solution.”

A formal one page memo that explains the reason Warfield decided to leave the University of Virginia, where he headed the Center for Interactive Management, which was affiliated with the UVA Engineering School.

A set of formatting instructions that papers given at the United Kingdom Systems Society had to meet.

A draft of a proposal to give a series of seminars using Ford projects under Scott Staley as a resource and example of management training sent to Dr. William G. Cale, President of the University of Northern Alabama,

Box 1 of 2. Correspondence and other papers related to the preparation for the CSIR workshop to be held January 1997 in Accra, Ghana on the Workshop. See also, “Council For Scientific & Industrial Research (C.S.I.R) Workshop Fax Papers & Correspondence, Ghana November, 1996” and “Council For Scientific & Industrial Research (C.S.I.R) Workshop Fax Papers & Correspondence, Ghana December 1996.”

Box 1 of 2. Correspondence and other papers related to the preparation for the CSIR workshop to be held January 1997 in Accra, Ghana on the Workshop. See also, “Council For Scientific & Industrial Research (C.S.I.R) Workshop Fax Papers & Correspondence, Ghana October 1996” and “Council For Scientific & Industrial Research (C.S.I.R) Workshop Fax Papers & Correspondence," Ghana, December 1996.”

Box 2 of 2. Correspondence and other papers related to the preparation for the CSIR workshop to be held January 1997 in Accra, Ghana on the Workshop. See also, “Council For Scientific & Industrial Research (C.S.I.R) Workshop Fax Papers & Correspondence, Ghana October 1996” and “Council For Scientific & Industrial Research (C.S.I.R) Workshop Fax Papers & Correspondence," Ghana, November 1996.”

Communication between Warfield and John R. Payne, a professional appraiser, about the possibility of getting a value estimate on the textual materials in the Warfield Collection.

George Friedman explains what his job was with Northrup Corporation, and what he believed caused the failures of new systems and technologies in final testing stage. Friedman discusses his experience as chief technical officer at Northrup, where his job was to review the failures of new systems and technologies ads they were going through their final test phases. Concludes that the failures stemmed from an inability to comprehend complex problems.

Warfield requested feedback on generic design science and also on the concept of “recursive triad.” Percy replied with handwritten letters.

A five page thought piece by Warfield along with a manuscript by Kenneth Lane Ketner titled “Diagrammatic Thought: Peirce’s Revolutionary Method as Related by an Amateur Philosopher” with Warfield’s annotations. Includes 29 specific comments directed at Ketner and a discussion of Ketner and Peirce’s work, as well as Warfield’s own research.

A few thoughts on a possible new paper.