Collection Size: 28.5 cubic ft. (34 boxes)

Creator: Norris, William C., 1911-

Prepared By: Caroline Gasser and Kevin D. Corbitt, April 1998; Maria Plonski, Josh Knatterud-Hubinger, and Amanda Schwarze, 2003-2004. Updated by Karen Spilman, 2006.

Acquisition: The records were given to the Charles Babbage Institute by Ceridian Corporation in 1991 and by William C. Norris in 2001-2002.

Access: Access to the collection is unrestricted.

Copyright: The Charles Babbage Institute holds the copyright to all materials in the collection, except for items covered by a prior copyright (such as published materials). Researchers may quote from the collection under the fair use provisions of the copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code).

Preferred Citation: Control Data Corporation Records, William C. Norris Executive Papers (CBI 80), Charles Babbage Institute, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.

Historical Note

In June 1957, William C. Norris left his position as vice president and general manager at Sperry Rand-Univac and joined others to form the Control Data Corporation (CDC). Norris served as president of the company from June 1957 until he retired in 1986. Norris retained a position on the Board of Directors of CDC until 1991.

During his time as president of CDC, Norris became interested in a variety of causes and business ventures, such as corporate social responsibility, computer-based education and PLATO, economic development and job creation, and U.S. trade and technology transfer with the Soviet Union and Japan.

Scope and Content Note

This series documents William C. Norris’ tenure as President and CEO of Control Data Corporation (1957-1986). More information about Norris' work at the company, as well as information about his post-retirement activities and writings, can be found in the files of Albert Eisele in the Executive Papers (Series 8) of the Control Data Corporation Records. Eisele served as an assistant and consultant to Norris. Norris' work at CDC and his professional activities were closely related; researchers should use the William C. Norris Executive Papers in conjunction with the William C. Norris Papers (CBI 164).

The materials are divided into the following groups: correspondence, dayfiles, interviews, newsclippings, subject files, talks and writings, and scrapbooks. The subject files make up the bulk of the collection and contain a variety of materials, including correspondence, speeches, writings, notes, and clippings. Norris' subject files were created as a set of alphabetical files, a set of files organized by folder number, and a separate set of files for each of the following subjects: CBE, PLATO and Technology Education; East-West Trade, Soviet Union; and Jamaica. These sets of files include overlapping coverage for many subjects. For example, materials on Jamaica will be found in the folder number subject files under Jamaica as well as in the separate set of subject files on Jamaica.

BTC = Business and Technology Centers

CBE = Computer-Based Education

CDC = Control Data Corporation

MBP = Minnesota Business Partnership

MCC = Microelectronics and Computer Technology Corporation

MFFI = Minnesota Family Farm Institute

MTDI = Midwest Technology Development Institute

Arrangement of the Collection

Correspondence

Dayfiles

News Clippings, Magazine Artilces and Reprints

Subject Files

Alphabetical

Folder Number

CBE, PLATO & Technology Education

East-West Trade, Soviet Union

Jamaica

Speeches, Interviews and Writings

Scrapbooks

Related Materials

CBI 164, William C. Norris Papers

Index Terms

Norris, William C., 1911-

Chief executive officers -- United States -- Biography.

Computer-assisted instruction.

Computer managed instruction.

Consolidation and merger of corporations -- United States -- Prevention.

Control Data Corporation.

East-West trade.

PLATO (Electronic computer system).

Technology transfer.

United States -- Foreign economic relations -- Japan.

United States -- Foreign economic relations -- Soviet Union.

Box and Folder List

Correspondence (Alphabetical)

Correspondence files organized alphabetically by the last name of the correspondent or the name of a company or organization. Letters A-D, K-Z (with exception of Mc) are missing. Other Norris correspondence can be found in Norris’ dayfiles and scattered throughout his subject files.

• E-J, Mc, 1977-1982 (Box 27)

Dayfiles, 1957-1990

• undated, August 1957-February 1964 (Box 28)
• March 1964-December 1971 (Box 29, folder 1-21)
• January 1972-June 1977 (Box 30, folder 1-13)
• May 1978-May 1990 (Box 30, folder 18)
• 6800 and 7600 Systems, 1966-1967 (Box 30, folder 14)
• "Berkeley/Livermore - 6800," 1966 (Box 30, folder 15)
• Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory, 1966-1967 (Box 30, folder 16)
• Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory (KAPL), 1966-1967 (Box 30, folder 17)
• "Replies to Employee Suggestions," 1971 (Box 29, folder 22)

News Clippings, Magazine Articles and Reprints, 1959-1995

• n.d. (Box 32, folder 1)
• 1959-1967 (Box 32, folder 10)
• 1968-1972 (Box 32, folder 11)
• 1973-1979 (Box 32, folder 2
• 1980-1981 (Box 32, folder 3)
• 1982 (Box 32, folder 4)
• 1983 (Box 32, folder 5)
• 1984 (Box 32, folder 6)
• 1985 (Box 32, folder 7)
• 1986-1989 (Box 32, folder 8)
• 1990-1991, 1995 (Box 32, folder 9)

Subject Files

The subject files reflect Norris' duties as President of CDC, as well as his interest in and concern for various CDC-related projects and topics, such as computer-based education and PLATO, hostile takeovers, foreign trade and technology transfer (Soviet Union and Japan), and corporate social responsibility. The subject files also reflect his involvement in and, in many cases, founding of various local, regional, and national organizations such as Minnesota Business Partnership (MBP), Microelectronics and Computer Technology Corporation (MCC), Minnesota Family Farm Institute (MFFI), Midwest Technology Development Institute (MTDI), and Minnesota Wellspring.

Subject Files: Sorted Alphabetically, 1946-1992

• Agriculture, 1977-1979, 1985 (Box 1, folder 1-2)
• Agriculture and PLATO, Meetings with Mormon Church Officials, 1979-1984 (Box 1, folder 3)
• Alpha Enterprises, 1984-1985 (Box 1, folder 4-5)
• American Academy of Achievement, Golden Plate Award Nomination, 1978 (Box 1, folder 6)
• American Enterprise for Public Policy Research, 1981 (Box 12, folder 1)
• American Farmland Trust, 1985-1985 (Box 12, folder 2)
• Amusement and Recreation Industry (Wagering/Betting), 1971 (Box 1, folder 7)
• A.T. International (ATI), 1984 (Box 1, folder 8)
• Awards, 1978-1986 (Box 1, folder 9)
• Baltimore Initiative, 1980 (Box 1, folder 10)
• Biography (Box 34, folder 2)
• Book Projects
• "Addressing Major Needs of Society," 1978-1983 (Box 1, folder 12)
• "Private Sector Initiatives," 1981 (Box 1, folder 11)
• "Technology for a Troubled World," 1980 (Box 1, folder 13)
• Brokerage Industry, 1971 (Box 1, folder 14)
• Business and Technology Centers, 1981-1982 (Box 1, folder 15) (see also City Venture)
• Business Development, Committee on Future, 1985 (Box 1, folder 16)
• "Buy CDC" License Plate, 1968 (Box 1, folder 17)
• Board of Directors Meetings, City Venture, 1978-1984 (Box 1, folder 18)
• Caribbean, 1981-1983 (Box 1, folder 19)
• Carter, Jimmy and Rosalyn, 1977-1978, 1980, 1985 (Box 1, folder 20)

includes photograph

• Chrysler Corporation, 1983-1988 (Box 12, folder 3)
• City Venture, 1978-1986 (Box 1, folder 21-23) (see also Business and Technology Centers)
• Code of Ethics, 1975-1976 (Box 1, folder 24)
• Commission on the Economic Future of Minnesota, 1985-1986 (Box 1, folder 25)
• Committee on Central America, Meeting, 1983 (Box 1, folder 26)
• Compagnie Internationale Pour L’Informatique (CII), 1971-1973 (Box 1, folder 27)
• Competitiveness, 1986-1992 (Box 34, folder 3)
• Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) Division, n.d. (Box 12, folder 4)
• Conflict of Interest, 1973-1975 (Box 1, folder 28)
• Control Data Caribbean Basin, Inc., 1984-1986 (Box 1, folder 29)
• Control Data France, Clippings, 1976 (Box 1, folder 30)
• "CDC – Low Points" 1984-1987 (Box 1, folder 31; Box 2, folder 1)
• Control Data, Organization Philosophy, 1967 (Box 2, folder 2)
• Control Data, Organization Changes, 1970, 1974 (Box 2, folder 3)
• Control Data’s 25^th Anniversary, 1982 (Box 2, folder 4)
• CDC vs. IBM, Lawsuit Story, 1968-1978 (Box 2, folder 5)
• CDC vs. IBM, Clippings/Press Releases (Box 2, folder 6)
• Corporate Ethics, 1976 (Box 2, folder 7)
• Corporation Visiting Committee for Sponsored Research, MIT, 1974-1982 (Box 2, folder 8)
• Correspondence
• 1963-1986 (Box 2, folder 9-12; Box 30, folder 19-20)
• Norbert R. Berg, 1966-1986 (Box 2, folder 13)
• R.C. Chinn, 1981-1985 (Box 12, folder 5)
• Seymour Cray, 1967-1973 (Box 2, folder 14)
• Al Eisele, 1983-1988 (Box 2, folder 15)
• Frank Mullaney, 1961, 1966 (Box 2, folder 16)
• Lawrence Perlman, 1991 (Box 34, folder 4)
• Stockholders, 1966-1974 (Box 2, folder 17)
• James C. Worthy, 1974, 1974-1985 (Box 2, folder 18)
• Costa Rica, 1984 (Box 2, folder 19)
• Cyberdata, Insurance Service, 1974 (Box 12, folder 6)
• "Data Services Book," 1964, 1973-1976(Box 2, folder 20)
• Mark Dayton, Meetings, 1984-1985 (Box 2, folder 21)
• Dean Witter, 1966-1971 (Box 2, folder 22)
• Economic Development and Job Creation Task Force, 1982 (Box 2, folder 23)
• Education, Dropouts, 1982-1984 (Box 2, folder 24)
• Education/Job Creation, Northern Minnesota, 1982 (Box 2, folder 25)
• Effects of Mergers on Companies, Employees, and Communities, Meeting, Business International Corporation, 1979 (Box 12, folder 7)
• Electronic Counting Card Corp (EAC), c. 1969 (Box 2, folder 26)
• Engineering Center Network, 1983-1986 (Box 2, folder 27)
• Enterprise Zone Legislation, 1981-1986 (Box 2, folder 28-29)
• European Trips
• 1969 (Box 2, folder 30)
• June 1972 (Box 2, folder 31)
• February 22-March 17, 1977 (including Tel Aviv) (Box 2, folder 32)
• 1980 (Box 2, folder 33)
• 1981, 1985 (Box 2, folder 34)
• 1983 (Box 2, folder 35)
• 1984, 1988 (London, Dublin) (Box 2, folder 36)
• Fair Break, 1979-1983 (Box 2, folder 37)
• Fastgrow (Geniponics), 1982-1984 (Box 2, folder 38)
• Financial (Box 34, folder 5)
• France, CII, 1972 (Box 12, folder 8)
• Gellman Research Associates, Inc., 1981-1986 (Box 3, folder 1)
• Governor’s Task Force on Private Sector Initiatives, 1983 (Box 3, folder 2)
• Grenada, Job Creation, 1983-1984 (Box 3, folder 3)
• High Technology, 1982, 1985 (Box 3, folder 4)
• High Technology Morrill Act, Meeting with Senator Tsongas, 1983 (Box 3, folder 5)
• Honeywell, 1971-1973 (Box 3, folder 6)
• Hostile Takeovers
• 1974-1987 (Box 3, folder 7-17)
• Stakeholders in America, c. 1978 (Box 3, folder 18)
• Testimony, March-May, 1985 (Box 3, folder 19-20)
• Hostile/Unwanted Takeovers (includes articles and speeches), 1970-1986 (Box 3, folder 21)
• Industrial Policy, 1983-1985 (Box 3, folder 22)
• Information and Technology Transfer Policy, 1976-1977 (Box 3, folder 23)
• Institute for Technological Cooperation (IFTC), Testimony, 1978-1980 (Box 12, folder 9)
• International Data S.A., 1970-1971, 1985 (Box 3, folder 24)
• International Operations, 1963-1965 (Box 3, folder 25)
• International Business Machines (IBM), 1964-1967, 1973-1976 (Box 3, folder 26-27)
• IBM Lawsuit, Congratulations Correspondence, 1973 (Box 3, folder 28)
• International Computers (Holdings) Limited (ICL), 1968-1972, 1981 (Box 12, folder 10)
• ICL Annual Reports, 1965, 1970 (Box 12, folder 11)
• Israel, 1972, 1984 (Box 12, folder 12)
• Jacobs Wind Electric Company, 1980, 1982 (Box 4, folder 1)
• Japan
• 1971-1986 (Box 4, folder 2-6)
• Technology Transfer, 1983 (Box 4, folder 7)
• Trip, November 1986 (Box 4, folder 8)
• N.A.S.-U.S.-Japan
• Background Papers, July 1985 (Box 34, folder 1)
• Discussions on High Technology and the International Environment, 1985-1986 (Box 4, folder 9, 11-12)
• Discussions on High Technology and Trade Issues, 1983-1985 (Box 4, folder 10)
• Job Creation
• Job Creation, 1977-1986 (Box 4, folder 13)
• Gellman Research Associates, Inc. Reports, 1981-1982 (Box 4, folder 14)
• Humphrey-Hawkins Bill, 1977-1982 (Box 4, folder 15)
• The Minnesota Cooperation Office (MCO), 1981 (Box 4, folder 16)
• Network, 1985-1986 (Box 4, folder 17)
• Northeast Minnesota, 1981-1983 (Box 4, folder 18)
• Technology, 1977 (Box 4, folder 19)
• Value of a Job, 1981-1982 (Box 4, folder 20)
• Jobs Tax Credit, 1980, 1983 (Box 4, folder 21)
• Joint Venture Strategy Committee, 1975 (Box 4, folder 22)
• Meeting with Congressman Jack Kemp, January 7, 1982 (Box 4, folder 23)
• Legislation, Small Towns, 1980 (Box 4, folder 24)
• Life Insurance, 1968-1970, 1981 (Box 4, folder 25)
• LOGIN, 1984 (Box 4, folder 26)
• Management and Organization Performance Review, 1975-1979 (Box 4, folder 27)
• Medical Field, Business Opportunities, 1973-1975 (Box 4, folder 28)
• Medical Service Systems, 1984-1985 (Box 4, folder 29)
• Meeting with Ohio Governor, 1983 (Box 4, folder 30)
• Mergers and Acquisitions, Hostile Takeovers, 1978-1979 (Box 4, folder 31)
• Microelectronics, MIT Visit, 1981 (Box 12, folder 13)
• Microelectronics and Computer Technology Corporation (MCC)
• 1981-1983 (Box 5, folder 28-29)
• 1983-1986 (Box 5, folder 1-2)
• Bylaws, December 7, 1982 (Box 5, folder 3)
• Clippings (Box 5, folder 4)
• Cooperative R&D Legislation, 1981-1983 (Box 5, folder 5)
• Government Relations Task Team, 1982 (Box 5, folder 6)
• Governance Committee/Board Meetings, 1983, 1985-1986 (Box 5, folder 7)
• Bobby Inman, 1985-1986 (Box 5, folder 8)
• Interviews, 1984-1986 (Box 5, folder 9)
• Microelectronics and Computer Technology Enterprises (MCE), 1981-1982 (Box 5, folder 12)
• Microelectronics and Computer Technology Enterprises (MCE) Meeting, February 17, 1982 (Box 5, folder 13-14)
• Microelectronics Cooperation, Meeting Minutes, 1980 (Box 5, folder 15)
• Microelectronics Enterprises, Inc. (MEI), 1981 (Box 5, folder 10, 17)
• Microelectronics Steering Committee, Meeting Minutes, 1981 (Box 5, folder 16)
• Midwest Technology Development Institute (MTDI

The Midwest Technology Development Institute (MTDI) was a coalition of ten Midwestern states created to expand technological cooperation among Midwest universities and industry in order to increase the availability of technology to industry, especially small businesses. MTDI was also created to achieve an equitable transfer of technology between the Midwest and foreign countries to create jobs and improve the economic welfare of the citizens. Norris’ MTDI files contain Regional Technology and Trade Steering Committee Meeting minutes and documents, as well as materials from several annual Midwestern Governor’s conferences.

• Articles of Incorporation, December 27, 1984 (Box 5, folder 18)
• 1983-1987 (Box 5, folder 11, 19-27; Box 6, folder 1-2)
• Midwestern Governor’s Conference, Task Force on Technology and Trade, 1984 (Box 12, folder 14)
• Minnesota Business Partnership (MBP), Help Start-A-Company Program
• (SACO/STAR*CO), 1983 (Box 6, folder 3)
• (STAR*CO), 1984-1986 (Box 6, folder 4-5)
• Minnesota Family Farm Institute (MFFI), 1985-1986 (Box 6, folder 6)

The Minnesota Family Farm Institute (MFFI) was established in 1985 as an expansion of the Minnesota Wellspring Family Farms Task Force in order to address the need for research and technology for family farms, and to design, develop, and prove out viable family farm operations in lieu of the U.S. farm crisis.

• Minnesota Family Farm Technology Development Consortium, October 15, 1985 (Box 6, folder 7)
• Minnesota Wellspring

Minnesota Wellspring was a public/private partnership founded in 1981 to foster new business and job creation by expanding the development and application of technology and improving education. It enlisted the involvement of state government agencies, business corporations, organized labor and agriculture, and universities. Minnesota Wellspring was to consist of six task forces, each representing an important sector of Minnesota’s economy and consisting of approximately 15 members drawn from major societal sectors. Norris served as the Chairman of the Task Force on Technology and the Expansion of Employment, which is reflected in the large number of meeting minutes and materials, as well as correspondence, notes, and clippings/articles.

• 1982-1986 (Box 6, folder 8-16)
• Churches, 1984-1985 (Box 6, folder 17)
• Education, 1984, 1986 (Box 6, folder 18)
• Family Farm Institute, 1985-1986 (Box 6, folder 19; Box 7, folder 1)
• Family Farm Institute and the Family Farm Technology Consortium (MTDI), 1985 (Box 7, folder 2)

Established by MTDI under the recommendation of the Minnesota Wellspring Family Farms Task Force to involve various states, universities, businesses, farm cooperatives, and other interested organizations in order to foster regional cooperation in technology development and policy formulation, and to secure regional funding.

• Job Creation, 1984 (Box 7, folder 3)


• Multinational Cooperation, 1970 (Box 7, folder 4)
• Multinational Cooperation, Clippings/ICL, 1970-1981 (Box 7, folder 5)
• Multinational Data, Board Meeting, Brussels, 1972 (Box 7, folder 6)
• Nader Book Project, 1978, 1983-1984 (Box 7, folder 7)
• National Alliance of Business (NAB), 1978-1979 (Box 7, folder 8)
• National Cash Register Company, Joint Venture, 1965, 1970-1971, 1976 (Box 7, folder 9)
• National Commission of Industrial Innovations, 1983 (Box 7, folder 10)
• National Science Foundation (NSF), Incentives Program, 1973 (Box 7, folder 11)
• New Frontiers for Business Leadership, Reviews and Letters, 1984 (Box 7, folder 12)
• Nixdorf, 1972 (Box 7, folder 13)
• Nixdorf Computer AG, 1970-1973 (Box 7, folder 14)
• "Proposal to W.C. Norris," April 1957 (Box 7, folder 15)
• Northside Child Development Center, 1976, 1978 (Box 7, folder 16)
• Office of Technology Assessment (OTA), 1982-1984 (Box 7, folder 17-18)
• Olivetti, 1971 (Box 12, folder 15)
• Meetings with Lionel Olmer, 1982, 1984-1985 (Box 7, folder 19)
• Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), 1985 (Box 7, folder 20)
• Origin of the Corporation Name, "Control Data," 1983 (Box 7, folder 21)
• Pamphlets (Box 34, folder 6)
• Governor Perpich (Minnesota) Meetings, 1984-1985 (Box 7, folder 22-23)
• Philips, 1970-1972 (Box 7, folder 24)
• Planning, Control Data Strategy, 1976 (Box 7, folder 25)
• Plant Closing Legislation, 1979-1980 (Box 7, folder 26)
• President’s Newsletter, 1968-1970 (Box 7, folder 27)
• President’s Task Force on Private Sector Initiatives
• 1977, 1981-1983 (Box 7, folder 28-32)
• Meeting, February 24-25, 1982 (Box 7, folder 33)
• Meetings with Clyde Prestowitz, 1983-1985 (Box 7, folder 34)
• Prison Reform, 1981-1984 (Box 7, folder 35)
• Quest for Technology, 1978-1982 (Box 7, folder 36)
• Reagan, Ronald, 1981, 1984 (Box 8, folder 1)
• Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC), 1980-1981 (Box 8, folder 2)
• Retirement Announcement, Press Conference, January 10, 1986 (Box 8, folder 3)
• Retirement from CDC, 1986 (Box 8, folder 4)
• Retirement, Press Coverage, January 1986 (Box 8, folder 5)
• Rural Development, 1978-1980 (Box 8, folder 7)
• Rural Development Policy Papers, 1983-1985 (Box 8, folder 8)
• Rural Schools, 1978 (Box 8, folder 9)
• Rural Ventures, Inc.
• 1977-1983 (Box 8, folder 10-11)
• Board of Directors Meeting, June 23, 1986 (Box 8, folder 12)
• Brochures, 1981-1983 (Box 8, folder 13)
• Grenada, 1984 (Box 8, folder 14)
• "Scrapbook," 1957, 1961, 1972-1977, 1981-1984 (Box 8, folder 15)
• Security Analyst Book, 1973, 1979-1984 (Box 8, folder 16)
• Siemens, 1972 (Box 8, folder 17)
• SIRRON, October-November, 1969 (Box 8, folder 18)
• Small Business
• 1976-1983 (Box 8, folder 19-20)
• Development Centers, 1984 (Box 8, folder 21)
• Foreign, 1984-1985 (Box 8, folder 22)
• Small Farms, 1977-1986 (Box 8, folder 23)
• G.G. Smith, 1976 (Box 8, folder 24)
• Social Responsibility
• 1965-1983 (Box 8, folder 25-27)
• Background for Book, 1977-1983 (Box 8, folder 28)
• Software Pricing, 1973 (Box 8, folder 29)
• South Africa
• 1973-1985 (Box 8, folder 30-31; Box 9, folder 1-3)
• PLATO (Box 8, folder 32)
• Reverend Sullivan (Box 9, folder 32)
• Sperry Rand vs. CDC
• Correspondence, ERA/RR/SR, 1946, 1952, 1955-1957 (Box 33, folder 1)
• Employment Records and Correspondence 1948, 1953, 1956-1960 (Box 33, folder 6)
• Memos to Richard Lareau (Counsel to CDC), 1961 (Box 33, folder 7)
• "Sperry Rand Lawsuit – Files #1" March 1957-1962 (Box 33, folder 2-4)
• "Sperry Rand Lawsuit Working File," 1956-1961 (Box 33, folder 5)
• Standard Computer Komponenten GmbH (STACK), 1973 (Box 9, folder 4)
• Statements and Testimonies, 1981-1982 (Box 9, folder 5)
• "Summary Report on the Activities and Recommendations of the Bank Relations Committee," December 1, 1973 (Box 34, folder 7)
• Supercomputers/Cray, 1983, 1985 (Box 9, folder 6)
• Technological Cooperation, 1980-1981, 1983 (Box 9, folder 7)
• Technology, defined, 1977 (Box 9, folder 8)
• Technology Gap, 1976 (Box 9, folder 9)
• Technology, International Initiatives, 1982 (Box 9, folder 10)
• Technology Transfer
• 1977-1986 (Box 9, folder 11-12)
• "Profiting from Technology Transfer," Gellman Research Associates, 1980 (Box 34, folder 8)
• Speeches, 1974-1979 (Box 9, folder 13)
• University of Minnesota, 1977-1980 (Box 9, folder 14)
• CTAB, Presentations, 1978-1979 (Box 9, folder 15)
• TECHNOTEC/WORLDTECH

Technotec/Worldtec was a technology exchange service of CDC. Its purpose was to create an environment in which the transfer, exchange, and sharing of technology around the world would increase in quantity and speed. TECHNOTEC provided the communication facility as a standard application available on CDC interactive networks and WORLDTECH provided related professional, financial, economical, educational, promotional, and other supporting services, as required to initiate and develop the worldwide use of TECHNOTEC communication services.

• 1975 (Box 9, folder 16)
• 1976 (Box 9, folder 17)
• 1976-1978 (Box 9, folder 18)
• 1978-1979, 1985-1986 (Box 9, folder 19)

Subject Files (arranged by folder number), 1957-1983

• Bendix Computer Division (M. Rogers has other file), February 1963-March 1964 (Box 18, F13)
• Bendix Corporation, April 1963-December 1968 (Box 18, F14)
• Board of Directors, Correspondence, 1957, 1970 (Box 18, F16)
• Cedar Engineering Division, March 1958-September 1964 (Box 18, F33)
• City Venture (formerly New City Corporation), February-November (Box 18, F41-F43)
• Data Services Strategy, January 1974-February 1977 (Box 18, F75)
• European Trip, 1962 and 1969 (Box 18, F100-F101)
• European Trip, June 1972 (Box 18, F101)
• Foreign, General Countries: Argentina-Russia, October 1971-Jaunuary 1979 (Box 18, F107)
• Foreign, General Countries: South Africa-Yugoslavia, January 1964-January 1979 (Box 18, F108)
• Foreign Operations I, August 1962- January 1964 (Box 18, F109-F110)
• Foreign Operations II, November 1962-July 1965 (Box 18, F111)
• Foreign Operations II, September 1965-July 1972 (Box 18, F112)
• Foundation for International Technological Cooperation, September 1978 (Box 18, F113)
• Foreign
• Canada, December 1961-July 1974 (Box 18, F114)
• Denmark, November 1962-June 1970 (Box 18, F115)
• England, February 1961-February 1976 (Box 18, F116)
• France, February-April 1977 (Box 18, F117)
• France, SIA (Society d’Informatique Applique), October 1962-October 1969 (Box 18, F118)
• Germany, February 1963-March 1977 (Box 18, F119)
• Italy, January 1962-April 1975 (Box 18, F120)
• Netherlands, May-December 1972 (Box 18, F121)
• Forrest, H.S., September 1957-May 1973 (Box 18, F122)
• Government, January 1964-November 1967 (Box 18, F128)
• Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Inc., September 1974-September 1978 (Box 18, F143)
• Jennison, Richard E., July 1961-May 1969 (Box 18, F152)
• Joint Ventures and Other Types of Cooperative Opportunities Committee, September 1975-January 1976 (Box 18, F154)
• Lepkowski, Wil (Chemical and Engineering News Senior Editor), October 1978-February 1979 (Box 18, F160)
• Letters answered for WCN by others
• January-May 1972 (Box 18, F161)
• June-December 1972 (Box 18, F162)
• January-November 1973 (Box 18, F163)
• December 1973 (Box 18, F164)
• Market Area Plans
• Airlines, December 1969-June 1970 (Box 19, F171)
• Amusement/Recreation, March 1970-September 1971 (Box 19, F172)
• Data Services, December 1969-September 1970 (Box 19, F173)
• Education, March 1970-April 1972 (Box 19, F174)
• Federal Government, April 1970 (Box 19, F175)
• Financial Services, January 1970-September 1971 (Box 19, F176)
• General, October 1969-March 1970 (Box 19, F177)
• Hospital/Medical, March-September 1970 (Box 19, F178)
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology, General File, October 1975-December 1979 (Box 19, F182)
• National Cash Register Company, May 1960-August 1976 (Box 19, F223)
• Newsletters, February 1967-December 1971 (Box 19, F229)
• Peabody College for Teachers (George), May 1977-July 1978 (Box 19, F241)
• Philips, October 1961-April 1962 (Box 19, F243)
• Philips, May 1962-July 1968 (Box 19, F244)
• PLATO
• CBE Major Project, July-October 1976 (Box 19, F253)
• CBE, Northern State Power Company, April-July 1976 (Box 19, F254)
• Task Force, September 1977 (Box 19, F260)
• Texas, Region 4 Houston, October 1976 (Box 19, F261)
• University of Wisconsin, March-May 1977 (Box 19, F262)
• Publicity, CDC, April 1958-November 1964 (Box 19, F265)
• Publicity, CDC, August 1965-April 1970 (Box 19, F266)
• R, General: Rabinow/Rennacker (Box 19, F269)
• Research Institute, May 1960-July 28, 1964 (Box 19, F276)
• S, General: Saar/SCM (Box 19, F280)
• S, General: Scope/Security Analysts (Box 19, F281)
• Service Bureau Corporation
• 1973 (Box 19, F288)
• 1974 (Box 19, F289)
• 1975-1978 (Box 19, F290)
• Shark Club Letters and Responses, 1975-1978 (Box 19, F291)
• 1604/1604-A, June 1962-August 1963 (Box 19, F292)
• Sluis, Joost, M.D., July 1978-November 1984 (Box 19, F293)
• Small Business Coordinating Committee, October 1976 (Box 19, F294)
• Small Computers, March 1975 (Box 19, F295)
• Solar Energy Research Institute (SERI), July 1977-May 1978 (Box 19, F296)
• Soleri, Paolo, Cosanti Foundation, October 1977-May 1978 (Box 19, F297)
• South Africa, Letters as a Result of Forbes Article
• November 30, 1977-January 29, 1978 (Box 19, F298)
• January 30-February 8, 1978 (Box 19, F299)
• February 10-May 7, 1978 (Box 19, F300)
• Southern Development Foundation, August 1979 (Box 19, F301)
• Soviet Sale, WCN Responses to Letters from Stockholders and Others, 1975-1976 (Box 19, F302)
• Soviet Union Information, August 1976-July 1977 (Box 19, F303)
• Special Commission Reports
• American Indemnity Insurance, August 1975 (Box 19, F304)
• Australia, January-March 1975 (Box 19, F305)
• Japan, July 1974-October 1975 (Box 19, F328)
• Stockholder Meetings, 1957-1969 (Box 19, F381)
• Technotec
• 3M, January-December 1976 (Box 20, F413)
• Bethlehem Steel, May-September 1976 (Box 20, F414)
• Chrysler Corporation, February-September 1976 (Box 20, F416)
• Department of Defense Meeting, March 4, 1976 (Box 20, F417)
• Department of Navy, April 1976 (Box 20, F418)
• Department of Treasury, April 1976 (Box 20, F419)
• Diebold, February-October 1976 (Box 20, F420)
• GAO, Elmer Staats, March-August 1976 (Box 20, F421)
• General, January 1974-November 1977 (Box 20, F422)
• General Motors, February-September 1976 (Box 20, F423)
• Georgia Tech (Atlanta), July 1976 (Box 20, F424)
• Hughes Aircraft, February-September 1976 (Box 20, F425)
• IT & T, March 1976 (Box 20, F426)
• Korea, October 1976 (Box 20, F427)
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology, February-November 1977 (Box 20, F428)
• NASA, January-August 1976 (Box 20, F429)
• National Science Foundation, April 1976 (Box 20, F430)
• Northwest Growth, February-June 1976 (Box 20, F431)
• Pennsylvania State University, May-October 1976 (Box 20, F432)
• Phillips, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, July-October 1976 (Box 20, F433)
• Plessey – England, July 1976 (Box 20, F434)
• Ramo Committee Meeting, San Mateo, California, April 23, 1976 (Box 20, F435)
• Resource Science Corporation, May-September 1976 (Box 20, F436)
• Small Business Administration, April-May 1976 (Box 20, F437)
• Sweden, July 1977 (Box 20, F438)
• Thomson CSF, France, April-May 1976 (Box 20, F439)
• U.A.W., Detroit, February 1976-July 1978 (Box 20, F440)
• Time Article Responses, April 1978 (Box 20, F443)
• Time Article Responses, May-July, 1978 (Box 20, F444)
• Upper Midwest Council, May 1977-February 1978 (Box 20, F495)
• Urban Revitalization Task Force (formerly Housing Task Force), February-April 1978 (Box 20, F496)
• White House Conference on Balanced National Growth and Economic Development, October 1977-August 1978 (Box 20, F512)
• Forbes, November 1974-November 1982 (Box 20, F560)
• Invitations, 1983 (Box 20, F573)
• ISETAP, May 12-July 19, 1980 (Box 20, F574)
• Jackson, Jesse, February 11, 1979-July 7, 1980 (Box 20, F575)
• Jamaica
• February 10-June 29, 1981 (Box 20, F576)
• July 2-December 31, 1981 (Box 20, F577)
• Subcommittee and Task Force, April 10-December 21, 1981 (Box 20, F578)
• Japan, July 10, 1962-December 9, 1980 (Box 20, F579)
• Mergers, June 4, 1979-September 2, 1980 (Box 20, F585)
• Microelectronics (MCC), 1981 (Box 20, F587)
• Microelectronics (MCC), 1982 (Box 20, F588)
• Minnesota Business Partnerships (MBP)
• 1981 (Box 20, F591)
• Small Business Task Force, 1980 (Box 20, F592)
• Small Business Task Force, January-June, 1982 (Box 20, F596)
• Nevada, May-October 1980 (Box 20, F609)
• Nolan, Richard, June 1978-October 1979 (Box 20, F610)
• North Dakota, 1979 (Box 20, F611)
• PEAT, February 1980-August 1983 (Box 20, F613)
• St. Paul Energy Park, February 1980, March 1981 (Box 20, F616)
• St. Paul Transportation and Development Company, December 1979-September 1980 (Box 20, F617)
• Secondary Education Marketing Committee, December 1978-January 1979 (Box 20, F618)
• Secretary of Agriculture, Bergland, April 1980 (Box 21, F619)
• Secretary of Education, Hufstedler, February-September 1980 (Box 21, F620)
• Secretary of Labor, Marshall, February-April 1980 (Box 21, F621)
• South Africa, January-October 1979 (Box 21, F628)
• White House Meetings, January 1979-June 1983 (Box 21, F642)
• News Media Interviews, 1981-1982 (Box 21, F662)
• Speech Invitations, Declines, March 1962-January 1969 (Box 21, F663)
• Troy Textiles, September 1968-March 1969 (Box 21, F664)
• TRS/TAC (Ticket Reservation Systems, Inc./Terminal Application Corporation), June-September 1969 (Box 21, F665)
• TRS/TAC (Ticket Reservation Systems, Inc./Terminal Application Corporation), October 1969-March 1970 (Box 21, F666)
• PLATO, St. Patrick’s Schools, n.d. (Box 21, F667)
• European and Middle Eastern Trip, February-March 1977 (Box 21, F668)

Subject Files: CBE, PLATO and Technology Education

• Computer-Aided Instruction (CAI), University of Minnesota, 1983-1984 (Box 13, folder 1)
• Computer-Based Education (CBE)
• 1973-1985 (Box 13, folder 2-7)
• Canada, 1986 (Box 13, folder 8)
• Caribbean (Box 6, folder 20)
• Clippings, 1976-1981 (Box 13, folder 9)
• Commercial Credit, 1973, 1975 (Box 13, folder 10)
• Correctional Facilities, 1975, 1978 (Box 13, folder 11)
• Cost, 1976-1983 (Box 13, folder 12)
• Fair Break (Another Chance), 1976 (Box 13, folder 13)
• Financial Industry, 1976 (Box 13, folder 14)
• International, 1977-1981 (Box 13, folder 15)
• Legislation, 1977-1980 (Box 13, folder 16-17)
• Marketing, 1977, 1983-1984 (Box 13, folder 18)
• Sales, 1977 (Box 13, folder 19)
• Systems and Services, Strategic Plan, May 9, 1977 (Box 13, folder 20)
• Utility Industry, 1976 (Box 13, folder 21)
• Women, Management Training, 1977 (Box 13, folder 22)
• Computer-Based Instruction, Military, 1978-1979, 1985 (Box 13, folder 23)
• Control Data Education Company, 1974-1978 (Box 13, folder 24)
• Control Data Institutes (CDI), 1967-1968, 1974-1980 (Box 13, folder 25)
• Education
• 1976-1982 (Box 13, folder 26-27)
• Computers, 1984-1986 (Box 13, folder 28)
• Engineering, 1982-1985 (Box 13, folder 29; Box 14, folder 1)
• Engineering Schools, Model Education Program, 1983-1984 (Box 14, folder 8)
• Education Services Company, Key Strategic Goals and Action Programs, 1975 (Box 14, folder 3)
• Education Strategic Plan Meeting, Presentation by Bitzer and Heyman, September 1980 (Box 14, folder 4)
• Education Strategy Subcommittee, 1975-1982 (Box 14, folder 5-6)
• Education Systems and Services Monthly Report, April 1977 (Box 14, folder 7)
• Learning Centers, 1976 (Box 14, folder 9)
• National Commission on Industrial Innovation (NCII), 1984-1985 (Box 14, folder 10)
• National Science Teachers Association, 1982 (Box 6, folder 21)
• Northeast Educational Technology Consortium (NEETC), 1984 (Box 14, folder 11)
• PLATO
• 1974-1986 (Box 14, folder 12-15)
• Alaska, 1980, 1984-1985 (Box 14, folder 16)
• Background Material, 1976-1978 (Box 14, folder 17)
• Courseware, 1977-1987 (Box 14, folder 18)
• Disability Projects, 1979-1986 (Box 14, folder 19)
• Education Business Center (Radisson), 1986 (Box 14, folder 20)
• Florida State University, 1975 (Box 14, folder 21)
• General Motors, 1983, 1986 (Box 14, folder 22)
• Healthcare/Medical Sciences Courseware, 1976-1979 (Box 14, folder 23)
• HOMEWORK, 1978-1986 (Box 14, folder 24)
• Indian Health Management, Inc. (IHMI), Rosebud, 1977-1986 (Box 14, folder 25)
• K-12 and Higher Education, 1980, 1984-1986 (Box 14, folder 26)
• Rural Schools, 1977 (Box 14, folder 27)
• SPEDINFO, 1978-1979 (Box 14, folder 28)
• Technology Demonstration Sites, 1983, 1985 (Box 14, folder 29)
• University of Nebraska, 1973-1980, 1984 (Box 15, folder 1)
• PLATO/WICAT Systems Company, 1984-1986 (Box 15, folder 2-3)
• Subcommittee on Postsecondary Education: Testimony of Dr. Walter H. Bruning, March 28, 1984 (Box 6, folder 22)
• Task Force on Education for Economic Growth (Box 15, folder 4)
• University of Illinois, PLATO (Box 15, folder 5)
• University of Mid-America (Box 15, folder 6)
• USSA, Alaska (Box 15, folder 7)
• USSA, Board of Directors Meeting, 1985 (Box 15, folder 8)

Subject Files: East-West Trade, Soviet Union

• Anti-Communist Letters, 1973-1979, 1983 (Box 10, folder 1-2)
• J. Fred Bucy, 1977 (Box 10, folder 3)
• "The Bucy Report," February 4, 1976 (Box 10, folder 4)
• Committee on International Trade and Foreign Relations, Export Policy Statement, c. 1978 (Box 10, folder 5)
• Communist Computer Market, 1976-1977 (Box 10, folder 6)
• Communist Trade, "Which Rope?" 1977 (Box 10, folder 7)
• Department of Defense Symposium/President’s Export Council, 1976 (Box 10, folder 8)
• Duke University, Speech, (March 21-22, 1985), 1984-1985 (Box 11, folder 24)
• East-West Cooperation, 1982-1985 (Box 10, folder 9)
• East-West Trade
• 1973-1985 (Box 10, folder 10-14)
• Department of Defense (DOD), 1976 (Box 10, folder 15)
• Reports, 1975-1982 (Box 10, folder 16-17)
• The Multi Association Policy Advisory Group (MAPAG), 1981-1982 (Box 10, folder 18)
• Poland, 1972 (Box 10, folder 19)
• Romania
• 1972-1981 (Box 10, folder 20)
• ROMCD Managing Committee/General Assembly Meetings, 1983 (Box 8, folder 6)
• Soviet Union
• 1973-1986, n.d. (Box 10, folder 21-27; Box 11, folder 1-5)
• Clippings, 1976-1985 (Box 11, folder 6)
• Communists, 1977 (Box 11, folder 7)
• Export, Cyber 76, March-September, 1977 (Box 11, folder 8-9)
• and Eastern Europe, Gus Weiss Visit, April 1974 (Box 11, folder 10)
• Interviews/Media, 1973-1979 (Box 11, folder 11)
• Jobs, 1976-1977 (Box 11, folder 12)
• Reports, 1974-1985 (Box 11, folder 13)
• Seminars, 1974-1977 (Box 11, folder 14)
• Seminars Business Plan, 1974 (Box 11, folder 15)
• Technology Transfer, 1972-1978 (Box 11, folder 16-17)
• USA Agreements, 1972-1974 (Box 11, folder 18)
• U.S. Trade Bill/Policies, 1974 (Box 11, folder 19)
• U.S.-U.S.S.R. Joint Commission on Scientific and Technical Cooperation, 1973 (Box 11, folder 22)
• Visits/Meetings, June 6-12, 1974 (Box 11, folder 20-21)
• USSR, PLATO, 1975 (Box 11, folder 23)
• USSR and East European Operations, Cooperative Agreement Analysis, 1974 (Box 16, folder 1)
• "USSR References," 1974 (Box 16, folder 2)
• USSR/CDC
• Network Working Group, 1974-1975 (Box 16, folder 3)
• Protocol of Intentions, January 1974 (Box 16, folder 4)
• Relationship, 1973, 1977-1979 (Box 16, folder 5)

Subject Files: Jamaica

Most material in the Jamaica subject files reflect Norris’ position as chair of the Small/Medium Business and Industry Subcommittee of the U.S. Business Committee on Jamaica, starting in 1981 through the mid-1980s. Within Norris’ subcommittee there are a number of industry task forces. Correspondence with Robert C. Chinn (CDC) and David Rockefeller, Committee Chairman is included. These records also include information about CDC-Jamaica joint ventures in Computer-Based Education (CBE) and PLATO, and agriculture (Rural Ventures-Jamaica). See also Executive Papers, Robert C. Chinn subject files on Jamaica.

• Agricultural Development Corporation, 1981-1983 (Box 17, folder 1)
• America’s Society, 1982-1983 (Box 17, folder 2)
• CDC–Jamaica, 1981-1984 (Box 17, folder 3)
• CDC–Jamaica Task Force, 1981 (Box 17, folder 4)
• Jamaica, Education (PLATO), 1980-1983 (Box 17, folder 5)
• Jamaica, Reports, 1980-1981 (Box 17, folder 6)
• Joint U.S.A., Jamaica Commission Meetings, 1981 (Box 17, folder 7)
• Manpower Assessment and Jobs Training Services Plan for Jamaica, May 1982 (Box 17, folder 8)
• The Private Sector Organization of Jamaica (PSOJ), 1981-1985 (Box 17, folder 9)
• Rural Venture, Jamaica (RVJ), 1981-1983 (Box 17, folder 10)
• Subcommittee on the Future of the U.S. Business Committee on Jamaica, 1983 (Box 17, folder 11)
• U.S. Business Committee on Jamaica
• 1981-1985 (Box 17, folder 12-14)
• Agricultural Subcommittee, 1981-1984 (Box 17, folder 15)
• Meeting of National Committees, March 15, 1982 (Box 17, folder 16)
• Small/Medium Business and Industry Subcommittee
• 1981-1985 (Box 17, folder 17-19)
• Joint Task Forces Meeting, February 25-27, 1982 (Box 17, folder 20)

Speeches, Interviews and Writings 1960-1986

Materials are arranged in chronological order.

• Articles (authored by Norris unless otherwise noted)
• Notes and Drafts (Box 22, folder 120)
• "Dialogue with William Norris: There’s Profit in Sharing Information," undated (Box 22, folder 47)
• "A Million Jobs for Disadvantaged Youths," undated (Box 22, folder 117)
• "A Perspective on Business with Socialist Countries," undated (Box 22, folder 119)
• "What Computers Can Do For Electric and Gas Utilities," Investment Dealer's Digest, June 3, 1963 (Box 22, folder 113)
• "Strategy for Business Data Processing Market," May 19, 1964 (Box 22, folder 114)
• "Trade Bill Aspects Most Important to Control Data," June 25, 1973 (Box 22, folder 115)
• "…and Graduates Who Can’t Get Jobs," The New York Times, November 16, 1975. (Box 22, folder 20)
• "The Robber Barons of Today," Wall Street Journal, May 11, 1976. (Box 22, folder 21)
• "Teachers Needn't Fear Computers," The Washington Star, September 10, 1976 (Box 22, folder 116)
• "Via Technology to a New Era in Education," pp. 451-453, Phi Delta Kappan, February 1977. (Box 22, folder 22)
• "Back to the Countryside via Technology," [Background] 1978 (Box 22, folder 119)
• "Bill Norris: The View from the 14^th Floor," by Charles I. Mundale, Corporate Report, January 1978. (Box 22, folder 23)
• "High Technology Trade with the Communists," pp. 99-103, Datamation, January 1978. (Box 22, folder 24)
• "World Cooperation Can Advance Technological Innovation," pp. 19-21, Financier, July 1978. (Box 22, folder 25)
• "Transfer of Commercial Technology: Harmful or Helpful?" Chapter IV, pp. 21-33, Common Sense in U.S.-Soviet Trade, 1979. (Box 22, folder 26)
• "How Control Data Turns a Profit on Its Good Works," by Michael W. Fedo, pp. 3-4, The New York Times, January 7, 1979. (Box 22, folder 27)
• "State’s Jobless Figure Tells Only Part of the Story," Opinion Page of The Minneapolis Star, January 29, 1979. (Box 22, folder 28)
• "Computer-based education has many advantages," The Minneapolis Star, March 15, 1979. (Box 22, folder 29)
• "Minnesota can lead energy-saving efforts," The Minneapolis Star, May 24, 1979. (Box 22, folder 30)
• "Executive Memories: My Summer Job," The New York Times, June 10, 1979. (Box 22, folder 31)
• "Business Must Seek Remedies for Adverse Effects of Mergers," pp. 38-42, Financier, July 1979. (Box 22, folder 32)
• Letter to the editor of Fortune Magazine (a response to Fortune article "Shuffling Along with Social Responsibility"), November 19, 1979 (Box 22, folder 33)
• "Help the Small Farm Blossom," The Minneapolis Star, November 21, 1979 (Box 22, folder 34)
• "A risk-avoiding, selfish society," p. 20, Business Week, January 28, 1980 (Box 22, folder 35)
• "Productivity Decline: A Perplexing Challenge," Washington Report, July 28, 1980. (Box 22, folder 36)
• "William C. Norris: Making Money by Creating Jobs, " by Willard C. Rappleye Jr., Financier, February 1981. (Box 22, folder 37)
• "A society transformed by microchips," The Christian Science Monitor, February 24, 1981 (Box 22, folder 38)
• "Control Data’s William C. Norris: From Farm Boy to Computer Giant," by Gary Johansen, pp. 6-8, Sunday World-Herald Magazine of the Midlands, August 9, 1981. (Box 22, folder 39)
• "Business and the Other Spigot," by William C. Norris and Myron Tribus, pp. 7-9, Enterprise, September 1981. (Box 22, folder 40)
• "Let’s Let Business Help Run the Cities," The New York Times, September 13, 1981. (Box 22, folder 41)
• "Business Can Profit by Filling ‘Unmet Social Needs,’" U.S. News and World Report, September 21, 1981. (Box 22, folder 42)
• "Dome series half-truths set back civic progress," The Minneapolis Star, October 16, 1981. (Box 22, folder 43)
• "Doing well – and doing good – in the inner city," The Christian Science Monitor, March 12, 1982. (Box 22, folder 44)
• "Keeping America First," Datamation, September 1982. (Box 22, folder 45)
• "Opportunities for Profit in Meeting Social Needs," pp. 34-38, Financier, October 1982. (Box 22, folder 46)
• "Giving and Getting," pp. 32-35, Cornell Executive, Vol. 9 no. 2, 1983. (Box 22, folder 49)
• New Frontiers for Business Leadership, 1983. (Box 22, folder 48)
• "A Private-Sector Strategy for U.S. Technology: How to Be Competitive," pp. 18-21, Tempo, Vol. 28 no. 2, 1983. (Box 22, folder 50)
• "R&D cooperation must be fostered," p. 24, Electronics, March 24, 1983. (Box 22, folder 51)
• "How to expand R&D cooperation," p. 21, Business Week, April 11, 1983. (Box 22, folder 52)
• "Limiting Japan’s Access to Our Research," The New York Times, July 24, 1983. (Box 22, folder 53)
• "Japan’s access to U.S. technology," Minneapolis Star and Tribune, August 4, 1983. (Box 22, folder 54)
• "The Social Costs of Takeovers," Corporate Report, September 1983. (Box 22, folder 55)
• "Halting the Flow of High-Tech Bargains," The New York Times, February 26, 1984. (Box 22, folder 56)
• "Talking Business with Norris of Control Data: Cooperation in Industry," The New York Times, July 3, 1984. (Box 22, folder 57)
• "William Norris: Only Big Business Has Resources to Address Unmet Social Needs," pp. 7-9, The Woodlands Forum, Vol. 1 no. 2, Fall 1984. (Box 22, folder 58)
• "Reflections on America’s technology future," by Scott Armstrong, The Christian Science Monitor, September 4, 1984. (Box 22, folder 59)
• "Bringing the World of High Technology into Rural Schools," pp. 12-15 (missing p. 18 – last page), American Education, Vol. 20 no. 8, October 1984. (Box 22, folder 60)
• "Computer-based education addressed by pioneer," November 1984. (Box 22, folder 61)
• "Are Mergers Hurting U.S. Economy?" p. 57, U.S. News and World Report, 1985. (Box 22, folder 62)
• "Cooperative R&D: A Regional Strategy," pp. 92-102, Issues in Science and Technology, Vol. I no. 2, 1985. (Box 22, folder 63)
• "Frankly Speaking…" (WCN interview), The Transpacific Forum of Japan Air Lines, No. 25, February 1985. (Box 22, folder 64)
• "Base federal anti-takeover law on the Minnesota model," The New York Times, March 3, 1985. (Box 22, folder 65)
• "Enough Greenmail," The New York Times, March 3, 1985. (Box 22, folder 66)
• "Winners Can Be Losers in Game of Hostile Takeovers," The New York Times, March 6, 1985. (Box 22, folder 67)
• "Market won’t work; government must act," USA Today, March 13, 1985. (Box 22, folder 68)
• "Improving Education Through Technological Innovation," pp. 65-68, T.H.E. Journal, June 1985. (Box 22, folder 69)
• "Selective investment can promote change in apartheid system," The Minneapolis Star, June 5, 1985. (Box 22, folder 70)
• "South Africa: Let’s Not Divest Blindly," LA Times, June 6, 1985. (Box 22, folder 71)
• "Sowing New Seeds for Corporate Responsibility," pp. 16-23, FE, July 1985. (Box 22, folder 72)
• "CEO: The Whole Man – A Computer Pioneer’s Deals and Ideals," interview by David Finn, pp. 20-28, Across the Board, April 1986. (Box 22, folder 73)
• "Government must back development," Computerworld, November 3, 1986. (Box 22, folder 74)
• "Appling Technology: The Key to the Future," pp. 38-46, The Journal of Business Strategy, Vol. 6 no. 3, Winter 1986. (Box 22, folder 75)
• "Computer Generations and Technological Cooperation," pp. 19-24, The Bridge, Vol. 16 no. 4, Winter 1986. (Box 22, folder 76)


• Interviews, 1976-1985

Interviews may include background material and correspondence.

• Corporate Report interview (responses), December 1, 1976. (Box 22, folder 77)
• Business Week interview, January 3, 1977. (Box 22, folder 78)
• Interview by Connie Van Hoven, July 21 and September 23, 1977. (Box 22, folder 79)
• WCCO-TV interview, March-April 1980. (Box 22, folder 80)
• Rural American Women newsletter interview (questions), July 1, 1980. (Box 22, folder 81)
• Citizens United for America radio interview, July 9, 1980. (Box 22, folder 82)
• Holland journalists interview (questions and responses), December 10, 1980. (Box 22, folder 83)
• Interview for Country Journal, Meg Cox (draft), January 12, 1981. (Box 22, folder 121)
• Omaha World-Herald interview by Gary Johansen, April 1981. (Box 22, folder 122)
• "Country Day" two-part television series interview regarding CDC’s agricultural services, July 20-21, 1981. (Box 22, folder 84)
• Interview by Dick Youngblood, July 29, 1981. (Box 22, folder 85)
• WTCN-TV interview, February 18, 1982. (Box 22, folder 86)
• Telephone conversation with Frank Press, April 13, 1982 (Box 22, folder 123)
• Interview by Dave Gardner (responses but no questions), July 9, 1982. (Box 22, folder 87)
• Interview by Leonard Inskip (questions and responses), September 1, 1982. (Box 22, folder 88)
• Interview by Larry Ingrassia (questions), October 15, 1982. (Box 22, folder 89)
• Forbes interview by Jill Andresky (questions and brief responses), October 26, 1982. (Box 22, folder 90)
• Time interview by Madeline Nash (background), December 1, 1982. (Box 22, folder 91)
• Dallas Times Herald interview by Janet Novak, December 1982. (Box 22, folder 92)
• CBS-TV interview (background), February 18, 1983. (Box 22, folder 93)
• Business Week interview by Thane Peterson, February 21, 1983 (includes questions, background, interview, and reactions/responses). (Box 22, folder 94)
• Interview Request by Venture Magazine (Dave Lindorf), March 1, 1983. (Box 22, folder 124)
• CBS-TV Morning News interview by Herman, March 15, 1983. (Box 22, folder 95)
• Time interview by Pat Delaney (background and interview), March 16, 1983. (Box 22, folder 96)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press interview by Don Clark, April 6, 1983. (Box 22, folder 97)
• Knight-Ridder Newspapers Sunday Magazine interview by Carl Cannon (background, questions, and interview), August 15, 1983. (Box 22, folder 98)
• Esquire interview, August 24, 1983. (Box 22, folder 99)
• McGraw-Hill conversation with Joseph Dionne regarding Business Week interview of Norris, October 19, 1983. (Box 22, folder 100)
• Channel 11 interview (responses), March 14, 1984. (Box 22, folder 101)
• Interview by Ralph Nader (background), April 30, 1984. (Box 22, folder 102)
• Interviews of Tom Miller and Walt Bruning by Bernie Wysocki regarding Norris (highlights), June 25, 1984. (Box 22, folder 103)
• Interview by Tad Tuleja (questions and responses), August 17, 1984. (Box 22, folder 104)
• WCCO Forest City interview by Marlo Bendau (background, questions, and responses), September 25, 1984. (Box 22, folder 105)
• Wisconsin Independent Radio Network interview, February 8, 1985. (Box 22, folder 106)
• Harvard Business Review interview by David Finn, February 12, 1985. (Box 22, folder 125)
• Texas Business Journal interview by Warren Burkett regarding MCC, February 14, 1985. (Box 22, folder 126)
• Notes: Seattle Radio Interview, March 18, 1985 (Box 22, folder 127)
• Computerworld interview by Donna Raimondi (background, questions, and brief responses), June 18, 1985. (Box 22, folder 107)
• Minneapolis Star and Tribune interview by Tony Carideo (background, questions, and responses), July 18, 1985. (Box 22, folder 108)
• TV Documentary [Draft], September 4, 1985 (Box 22, folder 128)
• Minnesota Business Hall of Fame Entrepreneurship Video Series interview by Eugene F. Trumble, October 9, 1985. (Box 22, folder 109)
• Zero One Informatique interview by Guy Hervier (background, questions, translated version of interview), November 6, 1985. (Box 22, folder 110)
• Philadelphia Inquirer interview regarding Ella Francis and the Philadelphia BTC, December 1985 (Box 22, folder 129)
• Interview questions regarding Philadelphia BTC, December 2, 1985. (Box 22, folder 111)
• Electronics Magazine interview by R. Lineback, December 5, 1985. (Box 22, folder 112)


• Perspective Pamphlets

A series of perspectives on employing technology to solve the pressing problems of society

• "Technical Cooperation for Survival," No. 1, February 1977. (Box 22, folder 1)
• "Via Technology to a New Era in Education," No. 2, June 1977 and June 1978. (Box 22, folder 2)
• "A Policy For Export of Products and Technology," No. 3, September 1978. (Box 22, folder 3)
• "Technology and Full Employment," No. 4, November 1977 and November 1978. (Box 22, folder 4)
• "Back to the Countryside Via Technology," No. 5, January 1978. (Box 22, folder 5)
• "Harnessing Technology for Better Urban Living," No. 6, April 1978. (Box 22, folder 6)
• "Technology for Improving the Image of Business," No. 7, July 1978 (Box 22, folder 7)
• "Technology for the Inner City, Experience and Promise," No. 8, September 1978 (Box 22, folder 8)
• "Technology and the Investor, Facing up to Society’s Urgent Problems," No. 9, December 1978 (Box 22, folder 9)
• "Rebirth of Technological Innovation Via Small Business," No. 10, March 1979 (Box 22, folder 10)
• "The Pathway to Better Health Via Technology," No. 11, June 1979 (Box 22, folder 11)
• "Technology and the Handicapped," No. 12, August 1979 (Box 22, folder 12)
• "Technology and Corporate Governance," No. 13, December 1979 (Box 22, folder 13)
• "Technology and the Humanities," No. 14, March 1980 (Box 22, folder 14)
• "Optimizing World Technological Resources for Mankind," No. 15, July 1980 (Box 22, folder 15)
• "Technological Innovation and the Prudent Man," No. 16, February 1981 (Box 22, folder 16)
• "Technology for Company-Employee Partnership to Improve Productivity," No. 17, June 1981 (Box 22, folder 17)
• "Responding to the Technological Challenges of Small-Scale Agriculture," No. 18, November 17, 1981 (Box 22, folder 18)
• "Human Capital: The Profitable Investment," No. 19, October 31, 1982. (Box 22, folder 19)


• Speeches
• n.d. (Box 23, folder 1)
• 1957-1959 (Box 23, folder 2)
• April-May, November 1960 (Box 23, folder 3-4)
• February-April, September-December 1961 (Box 23, folder 5-6)
• February-August 1962 (Box 23, folder 7)
• December 1962-June 1963 (Box 23, folder 8)
• August-December 1963 (Box 23, folder 9)
• January-June, September, November-December 1964 (Box 23, folder 10-15)
• March-October 1965 (Box 23, folder 16-17)
• December 1965-June 1966 (Box 23, folder 18-19)
• August-October 1966 (Box 23, folder 20)
• December 1966-April 1967 (Box 23, folder 21)
• June-July, September, November-December 1967 (Box 23, folder 22-24)
• February, June 1968 (Box 23, folder 25-26)
• August 1968-March 1970 (Box 23, folder 27-30)
• January-March, May-December 1970 (Box 23, folder 30-31)
• January, April-July 1971 (Box 23, folder 32-33)
• September 1971-November 1972 (Box 23, folder 34-36)
• January 1973-May 1974 (Box 24, folder 1-5)
• July, September-December 1974 (Box 24, folder 6-7)
• January 1975-April 1978 (Box 24, folder 8-21)
• May 1978-November 1980 (Box 25)
• December 1980-June 1984 (Box 26, folder 1-15)
• August, October-December 1984 (Box 26, folder 16-18)
• February 1985-June 1985 (Box 26, folder 19-20)
• September 1985-November 1986 (Box 26, folder 21-24)

Scrapbooks, 1955-1968

Photocopies of two scrapbooks containing newsclippings, correspondence and reports related to the formation and activities of Control Data Corporation from 1955 to 1968 compiled by or for William C. Norris. Location of original scrapbooks is unknown.

William C. Norris Scrapbook One

• Control Data Corporation Annual and Interim Reports
• Annual Report, June 30, 1959, page 51. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Interim Report, December 31, 1959, page 54. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Annual Report, June 30, 1960, page 57. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Interim Report, December 31, 1960, page 65. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Annual Report, June 30, 1961, page 75. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Correspondence and Reports
• Dr. T. C. Fry, Sperry Rand Vice President, to Sperry Rand Employees, Memorandum: Announcement W.C. Norris/Mullaney Leave Sperry Rand, July 26, 1957, page 4. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Control Data Corporation Prospectus, July 29, 1957, page 5. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Gustav Mass, Sessions Engineering Vice President, to William C. Norris, Letter: Congratulations, July 31, 1957, page 6. (Box 31, folder 1)
• James H. Binger, Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Vice President, to William C. Norris, Letter: Meet for Lunch, August 2, 1957, page 6. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Hank Forrest to William C. Norris, Telegram: Congratulations, August 5, 1957, page 8. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Erwin Tomash, Telemeter Magnetics, Inc., to William C. Norris, Telegram: Congratulations, August 5, 1957, page 8. (Box 31, folder 1)
• L. F. Stutzman to William C. Norris, Telegram: Congratulations, August 5, 1957, page 8. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Bob Sorensen to William C. Norris, Telegram: Congratulations, August 5, 1957, page 9. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Norman B. Frost, Sperry Rand Corporation General Counsel, to Control Data Corporation, Letter: Patent Infringement, August 6, 1957, page 10. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Bill Goggins to William C. Norris, Letter: Congratulations, August 7, 1957, page 9. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Control Data Corporation to William C. Norris, Letter: Fully Subscribed Stock Subscription, August 13, 1957, page 11. (Box 31, folder 1)
• William C. Norris to Norman B. Frost, Sperry Rand Corporation General Counsel, Letter: Trade Secrets, August 13, 1957, page 12. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Patrick L. Connolly, Connolly Contracting Company President, to William C. Norris, Letter: Congratulations, August 15, 1957, page 13. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Charles M. Green to William C. Norris, Letter: Congratulations, September 14, 1957, page 17. (Box 31, folder 1)
• John E. Byrne, Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, to William C. Norris, Letter: Congratulations, circa November 1957, page 19. (Box 31, folder 1)
• President of the American National Bank to William C. Norris, Letter: Congratulations on Acquiring Cedar Engineering, November 22, 1957, page 23. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Arch to William C. Norris, Postcard, December 17, 1957, page 24. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Hank Forrest to William C. Norris, Letter: Contract Proposals, March 3, 1958, page 30. (Box 31, folder 1)
• William C. Norris to Hank [Forrest?], Letter: Financial Problems, March 23, 1958, page 31. (Box 31, folder 1)
• R. H. Thuleen, First National Bank of Minneapolis Vice President, to A. J. Ryden, Jr., Letter: Loan, April 9, 1958, page 33. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Arch to William C. Norris, Postcard, June 1958, page 37. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Amendments to Control Data Corporation's Articles of Incorporation, September 1958, page 43. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood Investment, Report on Control Data, September 12, 1958, page 41. (Box 31, folder 1)
• William C. Norris to Shareholders, Report, September 25, 1958, page 43. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Control Data Corporation to Shareholders, Notice of Special Meeting, September 25, 1958, Scrapbook One, page 43. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Rotary "The Hub", September 30, 1958, Scrapbook One, page 44. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Rotary "The Hub", October 7, 1958, Scrapbook One, page 44. (Box 1, folder 31)
• William C. Norris to Shareholders, Report, February 2, 1959, Scrapbook One, page 47. (Box 31, folder 1)
• J. M. Dain Investment Report on Control Data, February 11, 1959, Scrapbook One, page 48. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Kenneth W. Scully, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood Investment, to Control Data Corporation, Letter and February 10 Investment Report on Control Data Corporation, February 13, 1959, Scrapbook One, page 48. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Elmer L. Anderson, Minnesota Governor, to William C. Norris, Letter: Congratulations, March 1, 1961, Scrapbook One, page 67. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood Investment, Report on Control Data, March 27, 1961, Scrapbook One, page 71. (Box 31, folder 1)
• McDonnell & Company, Growth Stock Review, April 1961, Scrapbook One, page 72. (Box 31, folder 1)
• McDonnell & Company, Growth Stock Review, April 1961, Scrapbook One, page 74. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Datamation in Business and Science, June 1961, Scrapbook One, page 74. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Control Data Corporation Sales/Cash Flow/Earnings per Share, Chart, October 2, 1961, Scrapbook One, page 84. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Science-Discovery Letter, November 1, 1961, Scrapbook One, page 85. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Science-Discovery Letter (Copy), November 1, 1961, Scrapbook One, page 80. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Richard B. Rosenthal, Goldman Sacks & Company, to Elizabeth Fowler, New York Times, Telegram, December 4, 1961, Scrapbook One, page 88. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Richard B. Rosenthal, Goldman Sacks & Company, to Frank C. Mullaney, Letter, December 4, 1961, Scrapbook One, page 88. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Frank C. Mullaney to Richard B. Rosenthal, Goldman Sacks & Company, Letter, December 8, 1961, Scrapbook One, page 88. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Newsclippings
• St. Paul Pioneer Press?, Historic Shovel to Break Ground, November 8, 1955, page 1. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Norris, Late of Univac, Mum, on "New Venture", circa July 1957, page 1. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Top S-R Officers to Tour Univac Plants, circa 1957, page 2. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, New Research Firm Opening in Minneapolis, August 5, 1957, page 7. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Univac Raises 3 Execs, August 5, 1957, page 7. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Former RRU Men Set Up in Minneapolis, August 5, 1957, page 14. (Box 31, folder 1)
• [No publication identified], Former Univac Executive to Head New Firm, August 15, 1957, page 15. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Picks President, circa August 1957, page 15. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Corp. Names 3 Executives, August 26, 1957, page 15. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Control Data Names Miles to Top Post, September 2, 1957, page 16. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, New Firm Names Miles as Director, September 4, 1957, page 16. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Engineer Shift Confirmed by Control Data, September 9, 1957, page 16. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Ad for Electromechanical Engineers, September 16, 1957, page 16. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Control Data Names Five, September 19, 1957, page 16. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Control Data Adds Three to Board, October 14, 1957, page 17. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Rosen Clarifies Job Statement, October 16, 1957, page 17. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Business Briefs Appointments, October 17, 1957, page 17. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronics, Execs in the News: Norris for Engineers, Capitalism, October 20, 1957, page 18. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Zimmer Leaves Univac To Join Control Data, October 21, 1957, page 17. (Box 31, folder 1)
• [No publication identified], Control Engineering, November 1957, page 16. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Takes One Computer-Embryo Brain Shapes Self, November 11, 1957, page 20. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Reactions to Eisenhower Speech, November 18, 1957, page 18. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Control Data Sets Civilian Business Push, circa November 1957, page 18. (Box 31, folder 1)
• 1957. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Corporation Acquires Cedar Firm, November 21, 1957, page 19. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Work Begins January 1 on Electronic Brain, November 22, 1957, page 20. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Control Data To Make Unit to Aid Design, December 2, 1957, page 24. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Errors End When This Device Clicks, December 13, 1957, page 24. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, New Electronic Brain Firm Begins Clicking, January 15, 1958, page 25. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic Week, Electronics in the Midwest: Twin Cities, February 17, 1958, page 27. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Control Data Post Goes to Schaburg, February 24, 1958, page 26. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Automation, Data Processing Device Tapes shop Records, February 1958, page 27. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Major Minnesota Missile Industry Goal of New Group, March 3, 1958, page 26. (Box 31, folder 1)
• [No publication identified], Control Data Gets Missile Parts Order, circa March 1958, page 28. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Company Gains Defense Work, March 14, 1958, page 29. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Control Data Employment Up, March 14, 1958, page 29. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Local Stocks, March 21, 1958, page 29. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Navy Gives Pact to Firm It Had Called Unknown, March 31, 1958, page 29. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Add Contracts, Employees, April 11, 1958, page 34. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Control Data Reports Gains, April 11, 1958, page 34. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Complaint Charges Control Data Uses Sperry Rand Ideas, April 26, 1958, page 34. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Sperry Rand Sues Competitor, April 26, 1958, page 35. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Local Stock 3.4, May 2, 1958, page 34. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Sperry Rand Sues Control Data on Computer Secrets, May 5, 1958, page 35. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Sued Firm Asks Specific Charges, May 26, 1958, page 35. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Credit and Financial Management, New Equipment to Speed Production and Reduce Costs, May 1958, page 36. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Control Data Corporation Denies Charges of Sperry Rand Suit, May 26, 1958, page 36. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Hits Back at Sperry Charges, May 27, 1958, page 35. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, City Firm Gets Half Million in New Contracts, May 29, 1958, page 36. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Sperry Rand Lists Inventories in Suit on Control Data, June 9, 1958, page 36. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Data Corp. Given Air Safety Role, June 11, 1958, page 36. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Air Traffic Control Device Contract Let, June 11, 1958, page 37. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Award Given for Device to Transmit Flight Data, June 16, 1958, page 38. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Business Briefs Firm Selected, July 3, 1958, page 37. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data To Help Build GOMARC System, July 4, 1958, page 38. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Navy Orders Super Computer, July 8, 1958, page 37. (Box 31, folder 1)
• [No publication identified], Production Data Recorder, circa July 1958, page 38. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Machine Design Air Traffic Keyboard Will Translate Flight Data, July 10, 1958, page 38. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, $600,000 Navy Pact Awarded Control Data, July 14, 1958, page 38. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Hires 4 More Univac Men, July 23, 1958, page 39. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Dr. Smith Joins Control Data, September 1, 1958, page 40. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Morning Tribune, Control Data Corporation Reports Years Loss, September 9, 1958, page 39. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Shows Phenomenal Growth, September 9, 1958, page 39. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch-Pioneer Press, Control Data Reports Loss, September 9, 1958, page 39. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch-Pioneer Press, 4.2 Local, September 9, 1958, page 39. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Control Data Has $114,716 Loss in Year, September 15, 1958, page 40. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Control Data Preparing 6% Stock Offering, September 22, 1958, page 40. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Retains U Consultant, September 23, 1958, page 40. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, 5.7 Local Stocks, September 23, 1958, page 40. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Control Data To Sell Preferred Stock, September 29, 1958, page 40. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Plans Preferred Stock Issue, September 29, 1958, page 40. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, 7.2 Local Stocks, September 29, 1958, page 40. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Advertising Requirements, Control Data Letterhead Design Award, October 1958, page 45. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Drake to Quit Full-Time Work at Control Data, October 6, 1958, page 45. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star?, Ad: Sale of 14,000 Shares of 6% Cum Preferred Stock $25.00/Per, October 17, 1958, page 45. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Wall Street Journal, Ad For Sale of 14,000 Shares of 6% Cum Preferred Stock $25.00 Par Value, October 17, 1958, page 45. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Wall Street Journal, 6.5 Local Stocks, October 17, 1958, page 45. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Firm Set up to Help Technical Industries, October 23, 1958, page 45. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, City Firm Delivers Air Traffic "Brain", October 28, 1958, page 46. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Officers Named, October 31, 1958, page 46. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Control Engineering, Control Data Corporation Has a Bad Year, November 1958, page 46. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Engineer Staff is Expanded, November 13, 1958, page 46. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Turns Corner, Reports First Profit of $31,000, February 9, 1959, page 50. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Electronics Where Little Get Big, April 2, 1959, page 49. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Among the Leaders in Area Electronics Control Data Rates as the "Cinderella", April 2, 1959, page 49. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, "Big Fish" in the Stream Spawn Husky Offering, April 2, 1959, page 49. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Sales of 47 Firms $47,525,000Total, April 2, 1959, page 49. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Basement Pool Cools Home (E. J. Manning Home), May 4, 1959, page 53. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Morning Tribune, Control Data's Stock Offering Oversubscribed, October 7, 1959, page 50. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Morning Tribune, Control Data Fights Suit Against Chief, October 13, 1959, page 50. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Suit Dismissed Hearing Friday, October 13, 1959, page 50. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Wall Street Journal, Ad: Now A Startling New Concept in Computer Pricing!, October 22, 1959, page 52. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Business Week, More Computer For Less Money, November 14, 1959, page 54. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Buys Control Corporation; Price Put at Two Million, February 5, 1960, page 53. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Inside the Star, circa 1960, page 55. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Computes Sales Increase by 166%, circa 1960, page 55. (Box 31, folder 1)
• [No publication identified], Control Data Denies use of Sperry Rand "Secrets", circa 1960, page 55. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Suit Against Control Data Dismissed, May 12, 1960, page 56. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Sunday Tribune, In This Corner (Cedric Adams column), May 29, 1960, page 56. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minnesota Engineer, The Upper Midwest Needs A Research Institute, August 1960, page 59. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Research Center for Business in NW Urged, August 19, 1960, page 61. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Has 111 Pct Gain in Sales, September 6, 1960, page 63. (Box 31, folder 1)
• [No publication identified], Wisconsin "U" Buys Larger Computer, September 14, 1960, page 60. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Sperry Rand Drops Plea on Control Data, September 19, 1960, page 55. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, National Cash Register to Sell Computers for Control Data, September 20, 1960, page 61. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Morning Tribune, City Engineers Back Research Institute Plan, September 23, 1960, page 56. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Electronic News, Control Data To Build Computers for NCR, September 26, 1960, page 60. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Market Shorthand: Maggot? Pigpen? Just Code Names, October 7, 1960, page 61. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Computers Click, Says Firm Chief, October 11, 1960, page 62. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Ex-Univac Head Seeks Back Pay, October 12, 1960, page 62. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, 40 Local Stocks, November 3, 1960, page 62. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Will Build in Roseville, November 3, 1960, page 63. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Morning Tribune, Control Data $1,500,000 Plant and Headquarters in Roseville, November 4, 1960, page 62. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Datamation, Control Data Activities Worth Noting, Nov/Dec 1960, page 62. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Roseville Wants Plant Cut, Also Its Zoning Plan, December 8, 1960, page 63. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Sunday Tribune, City Firm's Computer Aids Weather Study, January 1, 1961, page 64. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Corp. Puts Current Backlog at about $16 Million, February 14, 1961, page 66. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Roseville Group Threatening New Suit Over Control Data, February 21, 1961, page 66. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Wall Street Journal, Ad: New Satellite Computer System, February 23, 1961, page 70. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Settles on Site in Bloomington, February 25, 1961, page 65. (Box 31, folder 1)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Computer Firm Picks New Site, February 25, 1961, page 65. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Roseville + Bloomington + Control Data = Problem for Suburbs Seeking Industry, March 2, 1961, page 66. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Electronics Firm Plans Building, March 2, 1961, page 68. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, 15 Million Dollar Projects Planned for Bloomington-Edina Area, March 14, 1961, page 69. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Business Week, Local Rush for Cheap Stocks, March 25, 1961, page 73. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Stock Trades at $101.50, March 29, 1961, page 68. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minnesota Business Development Newsletter, Help Wanted (Control Data), April 12, 1961, page 70. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Wall Street Journal, Abreast of the Market Heard on the Street, May 29, 1961, page 73. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Armed Forces Management, What Computers are Doing about the Weather, July 1961, page 76. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Security I Like Best, July 3, 1961, page 77. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Star, He Talks Industry From Bottom Up, August 9, 1961, page 78. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Proposes 3 for 1 Stock Split, August 14, 1961, page 77. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Select, Shazam You're Rich?, August 1961, page 79. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Predicts Still Further Growth, September 20, 1961, page 80. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Ace, Market Outlook, November 1961, page 81. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Blinks and Spins into Big League of Computers, November 12, 1961, page 82. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Upper Midwest Investor, November 1961 issue, November 1961, page 86. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Datamation, Business & Science, November 1961, page 87. (Box 31, folder 1)
• New York Times, Elizabeth Fowler Byline, December 3, 1961, page 88. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Washington Star, Control Data Has Backlog of $25 Million, December 6, 1961, page 89. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Washington Post, Control Data Corporation Head Talks Here, December 7, 1961, page 89. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Washington Post Control Data Reports Unfilled Order Backlog of about $25 Million, December 7, 1961, page 89. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Photographs
• William C. Norris, F. C. Mullaney on left, circa July/August 1957, page 12. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Frank C. Mullaney, Willis K. Drake, Gordon Clark, E. E. Strickland, William C. Norris, E. J. Manning, circa November 1957, page 21. (Box 31, folder 1)
• William C. Norris, E. J. Manning, circa November 1957, page 21. (Box 31, folder 1)
• William C. Norris, circa November 1957, page 21. (Box 31, folder 1)
• William C. Norris, E. J. Manning, circa November 1957, page 22. (Box 31, folder 1)
• William C. Norris and Mrs. Norris at Cedar Engineering Construction Site, circa July 1961, page 77. (Box 31, folder 1)
• Bloomington (?) Construction Site, September 1961, page 78. (Box 31, folder 1)

William C. Norris Scrapbook Two

• Correspondence, Memorabilia, Meeting Programs, and Reports
• Katherine and Fred Buffett to William C. Norris c/o Keith Funsten, NY Stock Exchange, Telegram, March 6, 1963, page 12. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Telex Tape, March 6, 1963, page 12. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Ticker Tape: William C. Norris purchases first 100 shares, March 6, 1963, page 12. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wheelock Whitney, Jr., J. M. Dain and Company, Inc., to William C. Norris, Memorandum with clipping announcing Hibbing Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting Speech, April 15, 1963, page 14. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Hibbing Chamber of Commerce Program, April 16, 1963, page 14. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Frank H. Brigham to H. W. Tripp, University of Rochester Vice President, Letter on Control Data. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Security Analysts Luncheon, September 19, 1963, page 32. (Box 31, folder 2)
• National Association of Investment Clubs, Program, October 17-19, 1963, page 35. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Northwestern University School of Business 13th Annual Fall Management Conferences, Program, November 13, 1963, page 37. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Ed M. Knight, EE U of Nebraska '32 to William C. Norris, Letter, December 22, 1963, page 38. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Karl F. Rolvaag, Governor of Minnesota, to William C. Norris, Telegram on Arden Hills Expansion, March 16, 1964, page 44. (Box 31, folder 2)
• H. P. Buetow, 3M Company, to William C. Norris, Letter Enlosing Buetow's St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce Remarks Re: Award, March 20, 1964, page 45. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Program, 1964 Pittsburgh Systems Clinic, April 15, 1964, page 46. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Program, University of Connecticut: Scientific and Technological Briefing for Management, May 12, 1964, page 48. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Commencement Seating Plan for Dignitaries, University of Nebraska 93rd Annual Commencement, June 13, 1964, page 51. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Lucille G. Pierlat, Time Midwest Public Relations Manager, to William C. Norris, Letter: Enclosing Advance Copy of August 14, 1964 Issue of Time Magazine including Article "Corporations - Poor Man's IBM", August 10, 1964, page 58 . (Box 31, folder 2)
• Place Card and List of Guests for First St. Paul National Bank Evening, November 18, 1964, page 64. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Current Comments Investment Analysis by Auerbach, Pollak and Richardson, August 4, 1965, page 86 . (Box 31, folder 2)
• Karl F. Rolvaag, Governor of Minnesota, to William C. Norris, Letter, August 19, 1965, page 91. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Frank F. Reinhardt, Standard and Poor's Investment Council, to Allen L. Rudell, Treasurer, Control Data, Letter (Carbon copy), August 25, 1965, page 92. (Box 31, folder 2)
• James E. Fusco to Forbes Magazine, Letter (Carbon copy): Control Data "Skidding" as Company, September 15, 1965, page 95. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Carl F. Nelson, Associate Manager, F.I.D. Du Font and Company, Minneapolis, to William C. Norris, Letter, September 16, 1965, page 95. (Box 31, folder 2)
• International Correspondence Schools Announces William C. Norris Scholarship for an Introductory Course in Modern Supervision to Be Awarded to the Person of His Choice Within His Organization, October 13, 1965, page 98. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Al R. Zipf, Bank of America Senior Vice President (San Francisco, California) to William C. Norris, Letter, November 8, 1965, page 101. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wager on Earnings Estimate for 1967, for Discussion August 15, 1967, August 15, 1967, page 157. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Walter G. Andrews, Valley National Bank, to Marvin B. Rogers, Letter: $104.96 Bank Money Order Time Savings Certificate, August 21, 1967, page 157. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Newsclippings
• Minneapolis Star, Trial Set in Sperry Rand's Suit Against Control Data, January 8, 1962, page 1. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Forbes, Company Ryden Left behind Him, August 1, 1962, page 2. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Forbes, Man Under Fire, August 1, 1962, page 2. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Seeks Listing on NY Exchange, September 19, 1962, page 5. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Seeks NY Exchange Listing, September 19, 1962, page 5. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data to Sell Its Research Computers for Commercial Uses, September 20, 1962, page 6. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Corporation Reports Revenues Up by 44 Per Cent, January 18, 1963, page 3. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Chicago Daily News, Control Data Coming To Aid of Meissner, January 29, 1963, page 3. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Time, Earnings How to Beat the Squeeze, February 1, 1963, page 4. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Journal of Commerce, Control Data Calls People its Top Asset, February 15, 1963, page 4. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Omaha Evening World-Herald, Data Studies Making Gain, December 13, 1962, page 6. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data to Buy Bendix Computer Co., March 4, 1963, page 7. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Over-the-Counter Markets, March 5, 1963, page 11. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, New York Stock Exchange Transactions, March 6, 1963, page 11. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Big Board Got a New Ticker Symbol Wednesday, CDA, March 7, 1963, page 10. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Exchange Manager, Who's New on the 'Big Board': David vs. the Giants, April 1963, page 10. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Time, Manufacturing: IBM and Others, March 8, 1963, page 16. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Stock Rise Spotlights Firm's Growth, May 26, 1963, pages 17-18. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Hibbing Daily Tribune, Hibbing Has the Assets to Attract New Industry, April 17, 1963, page 15. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Hibbing Daily Tribune, Planning Hibbing's Future Growth, April 17, 1963, page 15. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune or Minneapolis Star, Control Data Suit is Ended as Mistrial, April 18, 1963, page 19. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, $900,000 Trial Against Control Data Beginning, April 22, 1963, page 19. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Sidelights - Trading Delayed for Three Stocks, May 23, 1963, page 19. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Australian Financial Review, 4m [pound] Computer Order Won by "Outsider", June 20, 1963, page 20. (Box 31, folder 2)
• U.S. Investor (Boston, MA) Control Data Appears to Discount the Hereafter, August 20, 1963, page 22. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Sidelights - Computer Maker Scores on Tape, August 22, 1963, page 22. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Eyed with Keen Interest, August 26, 1963, page 22. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Denver Post, Meeting Opens on Computers, August 29, 1963, page 22. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Control Data Corporation Stock Continues to Soar, August 30, 1963, page 23. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Business Week, Computers Get Faster Than Ever, August 31, 1963, page 24. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Man Behind the News, September 2, 1963, page 25. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Norris of Control Data Corporation Sees Drastic Change Ahead for Computer Firms, September 2, 1963, page 26. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Stock Soars, September 6, 1963, page 27. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Moves 3 for 1 Split, August 11, 1963, page 29. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Unveils First New Computer, August 21, 1963, page 29. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Sidelights - Outlook is Hazy for Computers, August 28, 1963, page 29. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Des Moines Register, Control Data's Net Soars 98% Stock at New Peak, August 29, 1963, page 29. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Time, Technology - The Brainy Breed, September 6, 1963, page 27. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Des Moines Register, Stocks Ease in Churning, Rapid Trade Down to 95, September 7, 1963, page 28. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Big Board Prohibits Stop Orders in Trading Control Data Common, September 9, 1963, page 28. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Forbes, Mistaken Identity?, September 15, 1963, page 28. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Has New Computer, September 17, 1963, page 30. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Dispatch, No Dividend for "Long Time" Norris, September 17, 1963, page 30. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Expects "Substantial Growth" in Year Ending June 30, September 18, 1963, page 31. (Box 31, folder 2)
• N.Y. Post, Control Data Corporation is Moving Ahead with a "Third Generation" Computer, September 20, 1963, page 31. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Control Data Chief Reports Order Rise, September 20, 1963, page 31. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Los Angeles Times, Control Data Rare - It Makes a Profit, September 20, 1963, page 33. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Herald Tribune, Market Beat - Control Data is Optimistic, September 20, 1963, page 33. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Says It Has "No Plans Now" for Public Financing, September 20, 1963, page 33. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Forbes, $135 Question, October 1, 1963, page 34. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Cites Factors for Survival in Industry, October 14, 1963, page 34. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Gets New Plant, October 21, 1963, page 34. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Newsweek, Big Whir: Computers Spin Problems and Profits, October 21, 1963, page 36. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Clinic to Honor 3 Industrialists, October 30, 1963, page 37. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Most Active Stocks Short 110-1/8 Interest a Factor, November 20, 1963, page 37. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Control Engineering, What's New--Control Data Buys Daystrom Systems Division, December 1963, page 37. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Buys Firm, December 13, 1963, page 37. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Confirms Rabinow, Control Data Corporation Deal, December 16, 1963, page 37. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Omaha World-Herald, Nebraskan's Success Story, December 22, 1963, page 38. (Box 32, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Big Board's Stock Trading Shatters Record Set in 1929, December 23, 1963, page 39. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Feat Tops "Newcomers", January 12, 1964, page 39. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Growth of Electronics Industry More Sedate, January 12, 1964, page 40. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Planning Becomes Expansion Key for Some Firms, January 12, 1964, page 41. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Predicts Future Computers of Still Larger Dimensions, January 13, 1964, page 39. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data's Profits More Than Double, January 31, 1964, page 39. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Ad: $35,000,000 Control Data Corporation 3-3/4% Convertible Subordinated Debentures, February 19, 1964, page 42. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data's $35 Million Debentures Are on Market at 102, February 19, 1964, page 42. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Expansion Seen at Control Data, March 17, 1964, page 44. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Business Week, NSP Ad: Control Data Takes on the Giants with Midwest Skills, March 21, 1964, page 43. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Shows a Downward Slide 79, March 23, 1964, page 46. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Action, St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce Award, March 30, 1964, page 44. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Ad: Why the Nuclear Research Organization for 13 European Nations has Purchased the World's Most Powerful Computer from Control Data...and What This Means to You!, April 22, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 47. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Texas Firm Acquired as Subsidiary, May 25, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 46. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Forbes, Control Data: Big Success, Big Gamble, June 1, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 49. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Nebraska Alumnus, Eleven Cited for Service, June 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 51. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Lincoln Evening Journal & Nebraska State Journal, 6 to Get Honorary Degrees at NU, June 5, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 50. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Big Board Lifts Ban on Stop Orders in Stock of Control Data. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Corp., June 15, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 52. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Democracy Thought Gaining in Industry, June 20, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 52. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Herald Tribune, Control Data Off 7-1/4 - Firm Yawns, June 23, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 54. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Market Marches to 97-3/4 Record Levels, June 27, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 53. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Herald Tribune, Stocks Struggle to New Peak - Barely, June 27, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 54. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Reduces Some Prices, Rentals of Its Computer Gear, June 30, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 53. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Herald Tribune, Analysts Huddle: Computers: Course Is Rocky, July 5, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 55. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Board Vote Stock Split, July 26, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 56. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Proposes 3 for 2 Split of Stock, July 27, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 56. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minnesota Business News, Computer Progress Essential to U.S. World Leadership, July 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 57. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Time, Corporations: Poor Mans IBM, August 14, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 58. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Reports 127 Percent Net Gain, August 17, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 59. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data's Net Profits Rise 127 Pct., August 18, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 59. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Earnings Spurted 127%, Sales 84% In Fiscal 1964 From 1963, August 18, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 59. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Norris Sees Good Times Ahead for Control Data, September 16, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 65. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Cites Competitive Delays, September 16, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 60. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Gain Seen, September 16, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 65. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Sees Gains in Fiscal '65 Sales, Net; 3 - 2 Split is Approved, September 16, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 60. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Control Data Anticipating Further Growth, September 21, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 66. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Sperry Rand Sues Control Data Corp., September 21, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 66. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Plans to Buy Data Display, September 22, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 61. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Control Data Trades Stock In Acquisition, September 23, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 61. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data, Firm Tentatively OK Acquisition, September 23, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 66. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Proposes to Acquire Data Display, September 23, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 61. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Plans to Acquire N. Y. Firm, September 24, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 66. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, TRG, Inc.: Company Sought by Control Data, September 24, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 63. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Plans to Acquire TRG, Inc., in Stock Transaction, September 24, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 66. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Investor's Reader Control Data Programs its Future, November 4, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 63. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Control Data to Purchase Datatrol, November 10, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 63. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Reaches Agreement to Acquire Datatrol for Stock, November 11, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 63. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data, Eastern Firm May Merge, November 11, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 64. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Control Data Asks to Void 4 Patents of Sperry Rand, December 14, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 62. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Unveils Two Super Computers for High-Speed Service, December 15, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 62. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data States Its Computer Orders Are at Record Level, December 17, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 62. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Business Week, Computers Speed Up, December 19, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 67. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Detroit Sunday News, Computer Firm President Speaks Here: Control Data Keeps Growing, December 20, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 67. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Acquires Pioneer in Laser Field for $11 Million Stock, December 21, 1964, Scrapbook Two, page 67. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Forbes, We're Buying Brains, January 15, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 68. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Sales, Net Rose Sharply in First Half From Fiscal '64 Period, January 20, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 68. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Business Bulletin--Super Computers, January 21, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 69. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, New Facility Set for Control Data, February 4, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 69. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Considers Compatability No Problem for "Leaders", February 22, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 70. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Control Data Pan American Sales Unit Set, February 22, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 70. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Additional Public Financing Aim of Control Data, March 25, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 70. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data To Seek New Public Financing; Details Not Yet Decided, March 25, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 70. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Polytechnic Engineer, Creativity?: William C. Norris, April 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 71. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Computer Institute Planned, April 12, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 72. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, New Institute to Give Computer Training, April 14, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 72. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Acquires NY Processor, April 15, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 72. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data: Lease Plan Will Aid Profits, July 8, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 73. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Most Active Stocks, July 8, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 73. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Stock Overcome Early Weakness, July 9, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 73. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Screen Giant Ranked on Top 500 Sales List, July 12, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 73. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Looking for New Directors, July 21, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 74. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Commercial West Control Data to Open New School to Train Computer Technicians, April 17, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 75. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Editorial - Control Data's Computer School, April 21, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 75. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data's Net Income Rises 43 Pct., April 21, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 76. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Shows Earnings Gain, April 22, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 76. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Computer-Run Road Control Demonstrated, April 30, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 76. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Sacramento Bee, Automation Grows in Capital, So Will Firm, April 30, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 76. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Sacramento Union, Control Data Plans Expansion Locally, April 30, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 76. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Discusses Buying of "Certain Assets" from General Precision, May 17, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 77. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data's Issue of Debentures Totaling $40 Million Is Marketed, May 19, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 78. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Ad: Sinking Fund Debentures and 4% Convertible Stock, May 19, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 78. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Acquires Firm in Philadelphia, June 15, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 78. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data to Buy Building, June 17, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 79. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Herald Tribune, Stocks Move Ahead on Strength at Start, June 17, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 80. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data a Disappointment?, June 20, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 81. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Late Sales Trim Prices of Stocks, June 24, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 82. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Business Week, Customer Switch from Purchase to Lease May Be Reflected in Control Data's Earnings, July 3, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 83. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Purchases Business Computer Line From. (Box 31, folder 2)
• General Precision, July 7, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 83. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Most Active Stocks CDA 37 + 1, July 8, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 82. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Washington Post, Stock Prices Edge Down in Sluggish Industrials Decline 2.41, July 8, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 82. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Washington Post, Two More Companies Leave Thorny Computer Market, July 8, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 82. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Forbes, Control Data's $50 Preferred (paying $2 a year or 4%) at around par, July 15, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 83. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Herald Tribune, Sluggish List Loses Ground, July 17, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 83. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Stock Price Dips, July 25, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 84. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Control Data Discharges 400 Employees, August 2, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 86. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Father, Son File Suit Against Control Data, August 2, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 86. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data to Contest Damage Suit, August 3, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 86. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Honeywell Files Suit Against Control Data On Computer Patents, August 9, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 88. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Receives $14 Million AEC Orders for Computer Systems, August 13, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 88 . (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Income Up to $1.06 a Share, August 17, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 88. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Control Data Corp., August 17, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 88. (Box 31, folder 2) New York Herald Tribune, Profit and Sales Gains Mark Company Reports, August 17, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 89. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Net Income Increases, August 17, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 90. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Net Near 8 Million, August 17, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 90. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Net Rose in Fiscal 1965, with Aid of Accounting Changes, August 17, 1965, page 88. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Control Data Net Up 31.5% On Rise of 22.4% in Gross, August 23, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 93. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Says Competitor Causes "Confusion in Market", August 28, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 93. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Better Investing, Control Data Corp., September 1, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 94. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Forbes, Is Control Data in Trouble?, September 15, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 95. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data, in Second Place, Had Volume of 205,000, September 3, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 96. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data, Mentioned in the Rumors, Also Denied, September 21, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 96. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Stockholders Told Bad Year, But Control Data Strong, September 22, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 96. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Doesn't Expect Good Quarter, September 22, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 96. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Expects to About Break Even in First Fiscal Quarter, September 22, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 97. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Plans to Acquire Virginia Firm, September 30, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 97. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Plans Expansion, September 30, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 97. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data to Acquire for Stock Howard Research Corp., (Arlington, Va.), September 30, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 97. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Business Week, Control Data Widens Line, October 2, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 98. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Business Week, Diagnosis by Computer Speeds Heart Checkup, October 2, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 99. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Buys Canadian Computer Firm, October 19, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 100. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Control Data Reorganizes Products Setup Into 1 Group, October 25, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 100. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Abreast of the Market: Most Active Stocks 151,600 CDA 37 + 2-7/8, October 28, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 101. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Market Follows AT&T to a loss, October 29, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 100. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Aluminum Chill Weakens Market, November 9, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 102. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Most Action Stocks CDA 295,600 41-5/8 + 2-5/8, November 9, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 102. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Special Call Ad Control Data close 41-5/8 per 100 41-1/8 February 11 450.00 +tax, November 9, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 102. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Abreast of the Market: Most Active List CDA 295,600 41-5/8 + 2-5/8 (3rd time NCR rumor), November 9, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 102. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Waltek Bought by Control Data, November 19, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 102. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Dow Computer Contract Goes to Control Data, November 24, 1965, Scrapbook Two, page 102. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, United Airlines Agrees to Lease Control Data Computer System, Scrapbook Two, page 103. (Box 31, folder 2)
• January 6, 1966, Wall Street Journal, Control Data States Its Order Flow Is Good Backlog Tops. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Year Ago, Scrapbook Two, page 103. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Ad: Control Data Evening Computer Courses, January 22, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 104. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Insiders' Stock Transactions Are Listed, January 22, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 104. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Revenue Earnings Dip for Control Data, January 22, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 104. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Computing Newsline, Hotline Vol. III - Issue 21, January 26, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 105. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Alters Sales, Lease Prices, January 29, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 103. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Computer Charges Are Revised, January 29, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 105. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Revamps Computer Prices to Sell More, Stretch Leases, January 31, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 105. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, 11 Named Advisers for Planning Agency, February 3, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 106. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Officer F. C. Mullaney Quits, February 9, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 107. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Official Resigns, February 9, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 107. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Computing Newsline, Hotline Vol. III - Issue 3, February 9, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 110. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Official Resigns in Apparent Dispute Over Policy, February 10, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 106. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Herald Tribune, No. 2 Man Resigns Control Data Job, February 10, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 107. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data, Banks Make New Credit Arrangement, February 12, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 108. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data, Banks Arrange Credit Pact, February 12, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 108. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Editorial: Developments in Computer Industry, February 12, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 109. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Arranges $120 Million Revolving Credit with 10 Banks, February 14, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 108. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, F. C. Mullaney, Control Data V. P. Resigns, February 14, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 111. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Insider Sales Are Persistent, February 14, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 111. (Box 31, folder 2)
• EDP Weekly, Thoughts on a Computer Company, February 14, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 112. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data to Stress "Maximizing Profits" On Slower Sales Rise, February 16, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 112. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data's President Says Worst is Over, February 16, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 113. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Satisfied Worst Over, February 16, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 113. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Worst Over, Control Data Chief Claims, February 21, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 114. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Computing Newsline, Hotline Vol. II: Issue 4, February 23, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 115. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Herald Tribune, New Control Data Exit, February 25, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 116. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Who's News: Robert Kisch, a Founder of Control Data, Resigns, February 25, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 116. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Business Week, Joining the Ranks of the Renters, February 26, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 117. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Control Data Files with SEC for 31 Selling Stockholders, February 28, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 118. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Kisch Leaves "Personal" Reasons Cited, Scrapbook Two, page 118. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Statement Updates One Filed November 26, February 28, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 118. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Electronic News, Thornton Named New Technical V. P., February 28, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 118. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Forbes, Slow Down and Live CDA 32-1/2, March 1, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 119. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Computer Aid OK'd for Idle, March 16, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 120. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Computer Role Is Big in Defense Planning, March 27, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 121. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Economic Boom Echoed in Region Throughout 1965, March 27, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 121. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, University Orders Computer Systems, April 1, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 120. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, 4 Minneapolis Based Firms Make Gilbert's Honor Roll, April 3, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 120. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Big Computer Becomes Headache in Control Data Plans, April 17, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 122. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Oil Firm Orders Control Data's 6600 Computer, April 20, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 122. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Plans New Institutes, April 21, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 123. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Washington Star, Control Data to Start Arlington Training Unit, April 21, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 123. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Buys Company in Italy, April 22, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 123. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Reports $1.8 Million Loss, April 29 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 124. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data 9-month Loss Total $1.8 Million, April 29, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 124. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Had Indicated Deficit In Third Quarter, April 29, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 124. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Fortune, Control Data's Challenge, May 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 125. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data to Receive Post Office Contract, May 5, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 125. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Teamsters' Local 970 Bids to Organize Employees of 9 Control Data Corp. Plants, May 18, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 125. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Teamsters Seek to Unionize Control Data, May 19, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 126. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, U.S. Bans City Computer Sale to France, May 21, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 127. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data 'Insiders' Sell 6,000 Shares, May 23, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 126. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Back-Door Control of Nuclear Power, May 24, 1966, pages 126-127. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, 'Technical Difficulties' to Delay Slated Debut of New IBM Computer, May 25, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 128. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Boosts 6000 Computer Output, June 2, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 128. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Post Office Computer System Set, June 8, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 128. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Most Active Stocks 156,600 36-3/4 + 2, June 16, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 129. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, NASA Awards Computer Pact to Control Data, June 16, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 129. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Most Active Stocks 147,400 37-1/4 + 1/2, June 17, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 129. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Stock Prices Up As Volume Falls, June 17, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 130. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, What's Going On At Control Data?, June 26, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 130. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Dissension Flares Anew as 3 More Executives Resign at Control Data, July 21, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 131. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Four More Resign from Control Data, July 22, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 132. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Abreast of the Market, July 25, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 132. (Box 31, folder 2)
• New York Times, Control Data Adds Board Member, July 26, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 133. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Elects George A. Strichman, Colt Head to Its Board, July 26, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 133. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Strichman is Board Member of Control Data, July 26, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 133. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Colt Officer Added to Data Board, July 26, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 133. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Business Week, When a Whiz Kid Grows Up, July 30, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 134. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data's Chief Exudes Confidence Despite Recent Losses, Executive Hassle, August 4, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 135. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Financial World, Investment Background: Control Data Regroups, August 17, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 136. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data's Yearly Net Loss Is $1.9 Million, August 26, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 137. (Box 31, folder 2)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Shows $1.9 Million Loss, August 26, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 137. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Loss for '66 Confirmed, August 26, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 138. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Chief Sees Profit in 1967, Future Improvement, August 30, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 138. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Institute Can't Fill Job Demand, September 18, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 139. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Expects Profit in Second Half, September 21, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 140. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Expects Profitable Fiscal 1967, Chairman Tells Meeting, September 21, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 140. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Minneapolis Star, Doctors Bristle as Computers Slice Into Diagnostic Work, September 29, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 141. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Computer May Go to France, October 19, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 142. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data May Sell Computers To France, October 19, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 142. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Officer Comments on Sales, October 19, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 142. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Reports Decrease In Earnings, October 20, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 143. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data's First Quarter Earnings Dip, October 20, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 143. (Box 31, folder 3)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Income Tops Year-Ago Figure, October 20, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 143. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Earnings Fall in First Quarter But Topped Prediction, October 20, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 143. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, France Says Computer Sale Ban Lifted, October 22, 1966, Scrapbook Two, page 144. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Jay/Scene, Bosses Night Speaker W. C. Norris Control Data Corp., January 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 144. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Net Rises to $1,612,215, January 21, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 146. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Business Week, Wall Street Talks, January 21, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 146. (Box 31, folder 3)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Chief to Talk To 'Bosses', January 23, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 146. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Corp. Indicated It Earned Profit in 2nd Quarter, January 23, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 146. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Forbes, Faces Behind the Figures: William C. Norris, Narrow Escape, March 1, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 147. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Profit In Third Period Gained From Previous Quarter, April 10, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 148. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Omaha World - Herald, Computer Plant to Come Here, April 13, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 148. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Omaha World - Herald, Data's Chief a Nebraskan, April 13, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 148. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Plans to Acquire Firm, April 15, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 149. (Box 31, folder 3)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data Seeking St. Paul Firm, April 15, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 149. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Gains Sharply in Quarter, April 21, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 150. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Indicate A Profit Was Posted in 3rd Fiscal Quarter, April 21, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 150. (Box 31, folder 3)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Market Makes Another Gain Fifteen Most Active Stock Control Data 138,000 76.3 + 2.7, April 22, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 150. (Box 31, folder 3)
• New York Post, Soaring Career of Control Data Stock, May 1, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 151. (Box 31, folder 3)
• New York Times, Market Place: Icing on Cake Control Data's CDA 95-3/8 + 4-1/8, May 19, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 151. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Expects New Financing Plans to Be Completed Soon, June 28, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 152. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Rebound Shown in Stock Leap, July 30, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 153. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Business Week, Computer's Little Helpers Multiply, August 5, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 154. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Reaches Preliminary Agreement to Buy C-E-I-R, Inc., August 16, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 155. (Box 31, folder 3)
• New York Times, Ad: Control Data: Volatile, High P/E, August 18, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 155. (Box 31, folder 3)
• New York Times, Comeback Made by Control Data, August 19, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 155. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Corp. Had Profit in Fiscal '67, August 21, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 155. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Seeks Approval for French Plant, August 22, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 156. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Stockholders will be Asked to Elect Gen. Bernard A. Schriever a Director, August 22, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 156. (Box 31, folder 3)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Control Data Reveals New Development, September 19, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 157. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Expects Substantial Increase in Net This Fiscal Year, September 20, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 157. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Norris Expects Record Sales, Earnings for Control Data, September 20, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 158. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data, C-E-I-R Deal Gains, September 21, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 158. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Business Automation, Control Data Builds on Business, September 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 159. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Earnings Spurted to a Record in 1st Fiscal Quarter, October 23, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 160. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Announces Plan to Build Plant To Train Unskilled, November 27, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 160. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data and the North Side, November 28, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 161. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Plans Plant on North Side, November 28, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 162. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Star, Editorial: Industry Moves to the Ghetto, November 28, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 162. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Ad: New Issue, Control Data Corporation $56,000,000 5-1/2% Sinking Fund Debentures Due 1987 373,334 Shares Common Stock (Par Value $.50), December 13, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 163. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Star, Control Data Corp. to Rent Computer to Standard and Poor, December 25, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 164. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Newsweek, Sweetest Stock of '67, December 25, 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 165. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Forbes, You Can Un-hang the Crepe Now, January 1, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 166. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Will Buy Unit From SCM Corp. for Undisclosed Sum, January 24, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 166. (Box 31, folder 3)
• St. Paul Dispatch, Control Data Plans Acquisition of Firm, February 13, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 167. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Plans To Acquire Computer Firm, February 14, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 167. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Forbes, Trends & Tangents, February 15, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 168. (Box 31, folder 3)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, St. Paul's Millionaires, February 18, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 168. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Fortune, Control Data's Newest Cliffhanger, February 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 169. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, U.S. Awards Control Data $1 Million to Train Jobless, February 24, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 170. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, City-Based Firms Among Leading Gainers, Losers, February 25, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 170. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Most Active Stocks, March 1, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 171. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Most Active Stocks, March 4, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 171. (Box 31, folder 3)
• New York Times, Market Place: Another Look At Control Data, March 9, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 171. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Ends Plan to Acquire a Company, May 13, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 171. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Omaha World-Herald, Control Data Plant Starts Work, May 26, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 172. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Control Data Plans $550-Million Deal, June 17, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 173. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Loew's Concedes Its Commercial Credit Bid Failed, July 2, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 174. (Box 31, folder 3)
• St. Paul Pioneer Press, Control Data's Land Deal Hit, July 25, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 174. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Fortune, Businessmen in the News: Employing the Unemployable, July 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 175. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Loew's Drops Suit to Block Control Data Corporation Merger, July 10, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 176. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Start Control Data Will Acquire Data Firm, July 18, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 177. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Renewal, July 28, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 178. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Minneapolis Tribune, Editorial: Another Chapter From Horatio Alger, August 18, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 179. (Box 31, folder 3)
• Wall Street Journal, Control Data Sues IBM for Damages In Anti-trust Case, December 12, 1968, Scrapbook Two, page 180. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Photographs
• Cedar Engineering Building, May 1962, Scrapbook Two, page 1. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Listing Ceremonies, NY Stock Exchange: (L to R) Edward C. Gray, William C. Norris, R. J. Silvers, March 6, 1963, Scrapbook Two, page 13. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Listing Ceremonies, NY Stock Exchange: 10 people including Frank C. Mullaney, Edward C. Gray, William C. Norris, R. J. Silvers, William R. Keye, Scrapbook Two, page 13. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Arden Hills facility steel frame work under construction, July 2, 1963, Scrapbook Two, page 21. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Horseshoe Room: William C. Norris, Thomas G. Kamp, et al, 3 photographs, July 30, 1965, page 72. (Box 31, folder 2)
• Digigraphics reproduction of photo of William C. Norris, circa January 1967, Scrapbook Two, page 145. (Box 31, folder 3)