The Ward M. Canaday Center

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The University of Toledo

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Sripati Chandrasekhar Papers, 1879-2001

MSS-189

Size: 78 linear feet

Provenance: Gift of Sheila Chandrasekhar, San Diego, California, 2002

Access: open

Copyright: The literary rights to this collection are assumed to rest with the person(s) responsible for the production of the particular items within the collection, or with their heirs or assigns. Researchers bear full legal responsibility for the acquisition to publish from any part of said collection per Title 17, United States Code. The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections may reserve the right to intervene as intermediary at its own discretion.

Completed by: Kimberly Brownlee, David Chelminski, Mary Koslovsky, & Bea Bridenbaugh, 2002-2007

Table of Contents

Biographical Sketch			1

Brief Chronology of Dr. Chandrasekhar's Life			3

List of Family Members			6

Scope and Content Note			7

Conservation Note			11

Series Descriptions			12

Box and Folder Inventory			19

	Correspondence
		General/Professional, arranged chronologically	19
		General/Professional, arranged by subject	28
	Personal/Family		29
	Notable Correspondents		30

	Biographical files
		Press clippings	32
		Press releases	33
		Events	33
		Awards, certificates, honorary degrees, and other honors	34
		Curriculum vitae	34
		Travel material	35
		Miscellaneous biographical and personal material	35
		Autobiographical material	36

	Works of Dr. Chandrasekhar
		Papers, articles, speeches, manuscripts	39
		Book reviews, press summaries, and publishers' blurbs	62

	Photographs, Photographic Materials, & Audio-visual material
		Photographs	63
		Photo albums	70
		Audio-visual material	70


	Printed Material
		Newspaper clippings	71
		Newsletters	78
		Pamphlets and booklets	84
		Reprints	89
		Government publications	92
		Conference materials	96
		Journals and magazines	102
		Newspapers	105
		Maps	105
		Foreign language material	106

	Career Files		106

	Indian Institute for Population Studies and Population Review		107

	Research Files
		Abortion	109
		Alaska	109
		Birth Control and Family Planning	110
		Hindu View of Population	112
		India	113
		Indian Diaspora	115
		Miscellaneous subject files	116
		Population (general)	119
		Women	121

	Ann Downes Chandrasekhar's papers		125

	Exhibit Material		126

Bibliography of Dr. Chandrasekhar's writings			127

Biographical Sketch

Dr. Sripati Chandrasekhar was a well-known international demographer, economist, sociologist, and scholar. He spent his life advocating population control for his native India, because he believed that was the best way to improve the country's economy and protect its fragile hold on democracy. He struggled to educate the Indian people on family planning methods, particularly striving to spread the word to the remote villages throughout the country. He supported abortion for women and sterilization for men, and promoted artificial birth control methods and the use of contraceptives such as the pill and IUD. Many of his views were considered controversial, and he often faced considerable opposition, particularly in rural areas of the country where large families were seen as an economic necessity.

Chandrasekhar, or Chandra as he was known to friends, was born in 1918 in Rajahmundry, India, one of six children of Sripati Sarangapani and Bavanula Rajamma Rao. He attended Vorhees High School in Vellore, India, and Madras Presidency College, where he wrote his first paper on India's population problems. "From then on," Chandrasekhar said, "I lived and breathed demography." In 1938 he graduated with a B.A. in economics, followed by an M.A. the next year. In 1940 he traveled to New York City and attended Columbia University and New York University, where he studied demography, sociology, and statistics. In 1944 he earned a Ph.D. in Sociology from New York University, having written his dissertation on India's population problems.

After completing his education, he lectured on India's economic and social problems at The University of Pennsylvania, and in 1945 worked as an expert in Indian demography for the U.S. Office of Strategic Services. From 1945 to 1947 he traveled around the U.S. promoting India's political independence from Great Britain. In June 1947 he married Ann Downes, an American Quaker from New Jersey, and shortly thereafter returned to India to accept an appointment as professor and chair of the Economics Department at Annamalai University. In 1948 he went to Paris and served as director of demographic research for UNESCO. In 1950 he started the Indian Institute for Population Studies (IIPS) and from 1951 to 1955 was professor and chair of the Economics Department at the University of Baroda. Beginning in 1953, Chandrasekhar spent two years at the London School of Economics as a Nuffield Fellow in demography, and attended international conferences. From 1956 to 1957 he focused his efforts again on the IIPS, and the next year traveled through communist China studying its population and social and economic trends. From 1959 to 1960, Chandrasekhar lectured in various countries around the world, returning to the United States as a visiting professor of Economics at the University of Pittsburgh in 1961, and lecturing across the country in 1962. From 1964 to 1965 he served as visiting professor of Demography at the University of California-Riverside and delivered National Science Foundation lectures.

In April 1964, Chandrasekhar was elected to the Rajya Sabha (the upper house of India's parliament) as a member of the Indian National Congress Party representing Madras. In this capacity he was able to promote population control measures on the parliamentary level. He was so successful in getting his message heard that three years later Prime Minister Indira Gandhi appointed him Union Minister of Health and Family Planning. As Minister he launched a massive campaign to promote smaller families and proposed a "cafeteria approach" to birth control for women. Eventually his campaign included advocating for compulsory sterilization for men with large families, but this measure was unsuccessful as it was considered too drastic. He also advocated delaying the age of marriage, improving education for girls, and letting women join the workforce.

Chandrasekhar often met with world leaders to discuss and advise them on the issues of population control, and to gain support for India's programs. In January 1968 he met with U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson, who assured him that although the country was cutting back on foreign aid, it would continue to support India's family planning program. That same year he was elected chairman of the International Association for Voluntary Sterilization.

From 1971 to 1975 Chandrasekhar taught sociology and demography at various U.S. institutions, including the University of California-Los Angeles. In 1975, he returned to India and became Vice Chancellor of Annamalai University. He spent the last 20 years of his life traveling around the world teaching, lecturing, and attending conferences on population control.

For his life's work, Chandrasekhar saw the average number of babies born to Indian women reduced from six to three, but better living conditions and improved health care resulted in longer life spans, effectively nullifying the reduction in the birth rate. Today, India's population level remains dangerously high.

Chandrasekhar died June 14, 2001, in San Diego, California.

References:

Brownlee, K., & Johnson, D. (2004). The Papers of Dr. Sripati Chandrasekhar. Population Review, 43(2).

Chandrasekhar, Sripati. (September 2001). Current Biography, 62(9), 86.

Martin, D. (23 June 2001). Sripati Chandrasekhar, Indian demographer, dies at 83. New York Times (Late New York Edition), pp. A11.

Brief chronology of Dr. Chandrasekhar's life

Nov. 1918 Born, Rajahmundry, India.

1938 Graduated, Madras Presidency College with a BA in economics.

1939 Graduated, Madras Presidency College with an MA in economics.

1940 Studied demography, sociology, & statistics at New York University and Columbia University.

1944 Earned PhD in sociology from New York University, his dissertation on India's population problems.

1944-45 Lectured on Indian economic and social problems, Department of Oriental Studies, University of Pennsylvania & Asia Institute in New York City.

1945 Worked for Office of Strategic Services in Washington, DC, as an expert in Indian demography.

1945-47 Traveled U.S. lecturing for India's political independence for Pearl Buck's East-West Association.

1947 Returned to India. Appointed Professor & Chair of Economics Department at Annamalai University.

1948 Directed demographic research for UNESCO in Paris, France.

1950 Returned to Annamalai University, started IIPS.

1951-55 University of Baroda, Professor & Chair of Economics Department.

1953-55 Nuffield Fellow in demography at London School of Economics Attended conferences in Sweden, Italy, Austria, & Japan.

1956-57 Directed IIPS. Traveled at home and abroad lecturing.

1958-59 Traveled through communist China, studying the population situation as well as social and economic trends.

1959 Delivered a lecture series in Taiwan and Hong Kong.

1960 Granary Fund of American Foundation sponsored lectures at universities in Middle East and Africa.

1960 Lectured in U.S.

1961 Visiting professor of economics, University of Pittsburgh.

1962 Lectured in U.S.

1964-65 Visiting professor of demography, University of California Riverside, and delivered National Science Foundation lectures. Received Watumull prize for distinguished work in demography.

Apr. 1964 Elected to the Rajya Sabha, upper house of India's parliament, as a member of the Indian National Congress Party representing Madras. Promoted population control measures to parliament.

Mar. 1967 Appointed Minister of Health and Family Planning by Indira Gandhi. Launched massive campaign to promote smaller families and proposed "cafeteria approach" to birth control to women (that is to offer them all possible means). Eventually advocated compulsory sterilization for men with large families, but this was considered too drastic. Advocated later marriage age, for education for girls, and letting women into the work force.

1967 Led Indian delegation to WHO conferences in Switzerland and Mongolian People's Republic. Addressed Public Relations World Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Nov. 1967 Appointed State Minister in Ministry of Health, Family Planning, and Urban Development.

Jan. 1968 Met with U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson, who promised that although the U.S. was cutting back on foreign aid, it would continue to support India's family planning program.

1968 Elected Chairman of the International Association for Voluntary Sterilization.

1969 Received Kaufman Award. Addressed International Red Cross conference in Switzerland. Received M.D. honoris causa, Academy of Medical Sciences, Budapest, Hungary.

1970 Addressed Second World Food Conference in the Netherlands.

1971 Appointed Distinguished Fellow, Battelle Memorial Research Center, Seattle, Washington. Lectured in U.S. and Canada.

1972-73 Appointed Distinguished Visiting Professor of Sociology, California State University, San Diego, California.

1974 Addressed United Nations Third World Population Conference, Bucharest, Rumania.

1974-75 Appointed Visiting Professor of Health and Family Planning, School of Public Health, University of California, Los Angeles.

1975 Appointed Vice Chancellor, Annamalai University, Tamilnadu, India. Appointed Regents Professor of Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara. Spoke at Bowling Green State University and the University of Toledo.

1976-78 Attended conference in New Zealand, and delivered lectures in Hawaii and Malaysia.

1979 Held joint appointment as Visiting Professor, University of California School of Public Health, Berkeley, and Department of Sociology, California State University, Hayward.

1980 Appointed Lucie Stern Trustee Professor of Sociology, Mills College, Oakland, California.

1984-85 Appointed Distinguished Visiting Professor of Asian Demography, University of Alaska, Fairbanks.

1985-86 Appointed Visiting Professor of Sociology, University of Texas, El Paso.

1987-88 Lectured in Mauritius and Ireland.

1989-90 Appointed Fellow, Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla, India.

1991-92 As Chairman of the Indian Medical Education Association in the U.S., traveled to Nepal with a delegation of Indian physicians resident in the U.S. to "gift-invest" a medical college for Nepal.

1994-96 Appointed Visiting Distinguished Professor of Demography and Sociology, University of North Texas, Denton.

2001 Died in San Diego, California.

Sripati Chandrasekhar Papers

1879-2001

List of Family Members

Maternal Grandfather: Bavanula Rangah Rao

Parents: Sripati Sarangapani

Bavanula Rajamma Rao

Wife: Ann Downes Chandrasekhar

Daughters: Radha Chandrasekhar Ahlstrom

Her husband: Harlow G. "Hal" Ahlstrom

Prema Chandrasekhar

Sheila Chandrasekhar

Brothers & families: Sripati Bhaskara Rao (Bacchi)

His wife: Susheela __________

S. Rammohan Rao

His daughters:

Leela

Bhanushri

Rajyashri (Raji)

Vijayashri (Vijji)

Sripati Ranganadha (Ranji)

His wife: Sitalakshmi (Sita)

Sisters & families: Kanthi Lakshmi Reddy

Her husband: Dr. Vithal Reddy

Her daughter: Padma Kaila

Saro Shridevi ("Akka")

Ann Chandrasekhar's Anne Miller

Family: Chauncey D. (Chan) Downes

Scope and Content Note

This collection was donated to the Canaday Center by Dr. Chandrasekhar's family in 2002. It includes correspondence, biographical files, Dr. Chandrasekhar's writings, photographs, printed material, career files, files of the Indian Institute for Population Studies (IIPS) and the journal Population Review, and research files. It also includes a small collection of the papers and personal materials of Mrs. Ann Chandrasekhar, Dr. Chandrasekhar's wife, and a small amount of material set aside for use in exhibits.

The correspondence files cover the years 1938 to 2000, with a large concentration occurring during the late 1960s and 1970s. The vast majority of the correspondence documents his day-to-day business and professional life. In addition, there is a section of personal correspondence, limited to Dr. Chandrasekhar's family members, that offers a glimpse into his personal life. Finally, because Dr. Chandrasekhar communicated with many well-known personalities during his life, a separate section was created for this material.

The biographical files contain a wide variety of material documenting Chandrasekhar's life and work, and cover the period from 1918 to 2001. This is where the researcher will find the notes, essays, and snippets he had begun recording in preparation for writing his autobiography. Material such as press clippings and releases, and his curriculum vitae, provide additional detail. Items such as his awards and honorary degrees, diaries, appointment calendars, travel itineraries, and mementos allow a personal and sentimental glimpse into his life.

Throughout his entire life Chandrasekhar was a prolific writer, publishing over 30 books and hundreds of articles. The collection’s series of Dr. Chandrasekhar's works contains a large amount of this material, some of it in published and printed format, while some remains in typescript and manuscript format. In addition to book manuscripts and articles, this section contains the text of speeches and addresses, conference papers, and other material he wrote during the years 1937 to 1996. It also includes books reviews, press summaries, and publishers' blurbs about his writings. Much of his written work covers the topics of population control, family planning, and birth control. However, he also wrote about many other subjects, including migration, Indian culture and history, environmental and health issues, and food production and nutrition. There is a tribute to Indira Gandhi, an article about Chandrasekhar's meeting with Mahatma Gandhi, several articles on China's population, and even a typescript of a short article he submitted to Reader's Digest's "Life in These United States."

The photographs and photographic materials include numerous images of Chandrasekhar at various ages, and recall some of the major events in his life, people he met, and places he visited. Friends, family, and acquaintances are also represented here, including several well-known personalities. In addition to photographs of his wife, children, and siblings, there is a photograph of Chandrasekhar's father, Sripati Sarangapani Naidu. Among the significant events in his life documented here are his meeting with President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1968, receiving the Kaufman Award and his visit to Hungary, both in 1969, and numerous speeches and addresses he delivered. Well-known personalities represented in the photographs include Indira Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Zakir Husain (autographed), Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Margaret Sanger, and former Michigan Governor George W. Romney. The series also contains photo albums documenting special events in his life. The Audio-visual material contains a reel of 16 mm film showing Chandrasekhar's February 12, 1969, appearance on the Today Show, during which Joe Garagiola and Hugh Downs interviewed him on the subject of India's family planning program. This section also contains a reel-to-reel audio recording of his speech at the Population Crisis Committee, held in Washington, DC, on January 12, 1968.

The printed material is composed of published and professionally printed matter Chandrasekhar gathered in the course of his research. This section includes newspaper clippings, newsletters, newspapers, article reprints, pamphlets, government publications, conference materials, journals and magazines, and maps, and covers a range of subjects too numerous to list.

The career files series contains various files from Dr. Chandrasekhar's terms as Union Minister for Health and Family Planning, Vice Chancellor of Annamalai University, and Member of India's Parliament. It covers the period from 1968-1979, and includes correspondence, committee and association files, and files on scattered topics pertinent to his various positions.

The series on the Indian Institute for Population Studies (IIPS) and Population Review document the history of IIPS from 1950-1981, and the journal for the years 1949-1950, and 1955-2000. It is composed of editor's files, office files, correspondence, and government reports and communiqués. This is where the researcher will find material such as unpublished manuscripts submitted to Population Review, promotional materials, and IIPS membership lists.

The research files are composed of research notes and remnants of material not placed elsewhere in the collection. This material was divided into the following topics: Abortion, Alaska, Birth Control and Family Planning, Hindu View of Population, India, Indian Diaspora, Population (general), and Women. There is also a section of Miscellaneous subjects containing notes and remnants on various topics.

The series of Ann Downes Chandrasekhar's papers includes a small amount of personal correspondence not associated with her in her capacity as secretary for the IIPS. It also includes a fragment of her written autiobiography; and a section of personal material composed of a small amount of poetry, and a single "diary" that served more as a daily appointment calendar and record of household finances.

Finally, the Exhibit material series is composed of items set aside for use in future exhibits. It contains two issues of Population Review, several of Dr. Chandrasekhar's books, and labels used in past exhibits. Research copies of all of these items, excluding the labels, can be found elsewhere in the library's collections.

There is much overlap in this collection, so researchers will want to look at all areas of the finding aid in order to determine whether they are seeing all that it contains on a particular subject of interest. For example, a researcher interested in abortion should not only check the "Research Files" section on "Abortion," but also the subsections on "Birth Control and Family Planning" and "Miscellaneous Subject Files," as well as the series "Printed Material."

In addition to Dr. Chandrasekhar's personal papers, his family donated his extensive personal library. These books are currently being evaluated and cataloged.

Series List

S1	Correspondence 1938-2001 16.5 linear ft. Researchers should be aware that small amounts of correspondence also exists in other series in the collection, such as the series on the Indian Institute for Population Studies and Population Review, and Career Files. This series occasionally contains the correspondence of others that Dr. Chandrasekhar, for whatever reason, acquired. A small amount of the correspondence is written in the languages Tamil and Teluga. Subseries A: General/Professional correspondence Arranged chronologically Documents Dr. Chandrasekhar's daily business and professional life. These files frequently contain various types of material in the form of attachments to the correspondence. This subseries is further subdivided into two sections. The first, and largest section, is arranged chronologically. The second section is arranged by subject. The researcher should know that there may be additional correspondence on these subjects interfiled in the chronologically-arranged section of General/Professional correspondence. Subseries B: Personal correspondence Arranged alphabetically by correspondent's last name Contains letters and greeting cards to and from Dr. Chandrasekhar's immediate family members. Immediate family members include Mrs. Chandrasekhar, his children, his siblings and their spouses, and his nieces. There is a small amount of correspondence from persons who are possible, but unconfirmed, relatives at the end of this subseries. Subseries C: Notable correspondents Arranged alphabetically by correspondent's last name Dr. Chandrasekhar communicated with many well-known personalities, and this subseries contains their correspondence. Represented here are communications between Dr. Chandrasekhar and such noteworthy figures as Indira Gandhi, Zakir Husain, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Henry Kissinger, Pearl Buck, Margaret Sanger, and Al Gore. Also represented here are organizations such as the Ford, Rockefeller, and Watumull Foundations.

S2	Biographical material 1937, 1941-2000 8 linear feet Subseries A: Press clippings 1948-88, 1990, 1992-97, and undated Arranged chronologically Contains newspaper clippings that mention Dr. Chandrasekhar personally. Subseries B: Press releases 1952, 1959-71, 1973-78, 1981, 1984-85, 1993, and undated Arranged chronologically Contains press clippings that mention Dr. Chandrasekhar personally Subseries C: Events 1941-47, 1951-98, and undated Arranged chronologically Contains invitations, announcements, flyers, posters, programs, etc., relating to Dr. Chandrasekhar's speeches, lecture tours, and other events he was asked to attend. Subseries D: Awards, certificates, honorary degress, and other honors 1942, 1958, 1963, 1965, 1967-70, 1976-78, & miscellaneous Arranged alphabetically by title of award or honor Contains awards bestowed upon Dr. Chandrasekhar during his lifetime. Subseries E: Curriculum Vitae ca. 1949, 1974, ca. 1977-79, 1990, 1995, 1999-2000, and undated Arranged chronologically Contains copies of Dr. Chandrasekhar's curriculum vitae through the years of his career. Subseries F: Travel material 1943, 1957, 1960, 1962, 1965-71, 1975-78, 1983, 1988-96, and undated Arranged chronologically Contains travel itineraries and schedules. Neither the itineraries nor the schedules are complete. Subseries G: Miscellaneous biographical and personal material Scattered dates Arranged alphabetically Contains miscellaneous personal items such as Dr. Chandrasekhar's Parliamentary Railway Pass; a record of his meeting with U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson; his address books and rolodex; a survey map of his land in Madras, India; business cards, biographical sketches and poems, testimonials, etc. Subseries H: Autobiographical material Section 1. Appointment calendars and personal diaries 1937, 1954, 1956-57, 1960-61, 1964-82, 1984, 1987, 1990, 1992-95, and 2000 Arranged chronologically Contains Dr. Chandrasekhar's daily appointment calendars and personal diaries Section 2: Autobiographical notes and essays Scattered dates Arranged alphabetically by topic Contains notes, "snippets," autobiographical essays, and other material Dr. Chandrasekhar collected in preparation for writing his autobiography. Includes both manuscript and typescript material. Arranged alphabetically by the heading Dr. Chandrasekhar assigned to the material, with the exception of two large sections of "miscellaneous" and "typescript" material.

S3	Works of Dr. Chandrasekhar 1937-47, 1949-71, 1974-82, 1974-87, 1994, 1996-97, and undated 7.5 linear feet Arranged alphabetically by title of work Contains copies of many of Dr. Chandrasekhar's writings, and includes papers, articles, speeches, and book drafts. Also includes reviews, press summaries, and publishers' blurbs of some of his books.

S4	Photographs, Photographic Materials, and Audio-visual material 1925, 1930's-1990's, and undated 3.75 linear feet, plus 4 reels and 3 VHS videotapes Subseries A: Photographs 1925, 1930's-1990's, and undated Arranged alphabetically by subject Contains numerous photographs of Dr. Chandrasekhar throughout his lifetime. Also includes photographs of family members (including his father, Sripati Sarangapani Naidu), friends, and acquaintances. Among the notable people represented in this series are Indira Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Zakir Husain, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, and Margaret Sanger. The photographs also cover many of the events in Dr. Chandrasekhar's life and places he visited. Unfortunately, a good many of the photographs are unidentified. Subseries B: Photograph albums 1967-70, 1977-78, and 1992 Arranged chronologically Contains photo albums documenting special events in Dr. Chandrasekhar's life Subseries C: Audio-visual material 1968-69; 4 reels plus 3 VHS videotapes Contains a reel of 16 mm film showing Chandrasekhar's February 12, 1969, appearance on the Today Show, and three copies of the recording on VHS videotape. Also contains three reel-to-reel audiotapes that record his speech at the Population Crisis Committee, held in Washington, DC, on January 12, 1968.

S5	Printed material 1931-32, 1934, 1937-38, 1941-2000 18 linear feet Subseries A: Newspaper clippings 1941-2000 and undated Arranged alphabetically by subject Contains clippings on subjects of interest to Dr. Chandrasekhar. Many items are undated and from unidentified sources. Also contains scattered magazine articles. Includes photocopies of newspaper clippings Subseries B: Newsletters 1879-82, 1931-32, 1934, 1938, 1941, 1944, 1949-2000 Arranged alphabetically by title Contains newsletters from various organizations and on various topics. Subseries C: Pamphlets and Booklets Various dates Arranged alphabetically by subject Contains pamphlets and booklets on subjects of interest to Dr. Chandrasekhar Subseries D: Reprints Various dates Arranged alphabetically by subject Contains reprints on subjects of interest to Dr. Chandrasekhar. Also includes some magazine articles. Subseries E: Government Publications 1955-56, 1958-59, 1961-66, 1968-79, 1986-87, 1992, 1996, and undated Arranged alphabetically by title Includes publications from the governments of India, Australia, and the United States Subseries F: Conference Materials 1937-38, 1940, 1944, 1949, 1952-78, 1980, 1984, 1968-88, 1992, 1994, 1996, and undated Arranged alphabetically by name of conference Contents of folders vary. Includes materials such as proceedings, reports, information bulletins, addresses, papers presented, lists of participants, programs, constitutions, brochures, registration material, schedules, resolutions, notes, and minutes. A special notation is made to indicate in which of the conferences Dr. Chandrasekhar was a participant. Subseries G: Journals and Magazines 1948-49, 1951, 1955-63, 1966-81, 1983-86, 1988-94, 2000, and undated Arranged alphabetically by name of journal or magazine Contains issues of various journals and magazines that Dr. Chandrasekhar saved. Subseries H: Newspapers 1965-66, 1972-76, 1981, 1985, 1991-93, 1997-99, and undated Arranged alphabetically by name of newspaper Contains scattered issues of various newspapers that Dr. Chandrasekhar saved. Subseries I: Maps No dates Arranged alphabetically by subject of map Contains various maps that Dr. Chandrasekhar saved. Subseries J: Foreign Language Material No dates Arranged alphabetically by type of material Primarily consists of material written in the Indian languages Tamil and Teluga, but also includes scattered material written in various other languages. Additional foreign language material in other places in the collection because, for various reasons, it was possible to file it in its appropriate place. For example, foreign language correspondence that had a discernable date was filed chronologically with general correspondence if there was a discernable date written on it

S6	Career files 1968-79 Arranged alphabetically Contains various files from Dr. Chandrasekhar's terms as Union Minister of State for Health and Family Planning, Vice Chancellor of Annamalai University, and Member of India's Parliament. Includes correspondence, committee and association files, and files on other scattered topics.

S7	*Indian Institute for Population Studies (IIPS) and Population Review* files** 1949-2000 Arranged alphabetically by subject Contains editor's files, office files, correspondence, and government reports and communiqués. Includes unpublished manuscripts, promotional material, and membership lists. The interested researcher should also check the general correspondence files for material related to this series.

S8	Research files No dates 22 linear feet Arranged alphabetically by topic within the individual subseries Contains notes, working drafts, typescripts, photocopies of articles, and other miscellaneous research materials on the following topics/subseries: A. Abortion B. Alaska C. Birth control and family planning D. Hindu view of population E. India F. Indian Diaspora G. Miscellaneous subject files H. Population I. Women

S9	Ann Downes Chandrasekhar's papers 1947, 1952, 1954-56, 1958-59, 1961-75, 1977-78, 1980-85, 1987-89, 1993, 1997-2000, and undated .5 linear feet Arranged chronologically (correspondence)

S10	Exhibit material Contains examples from the collection set aside for use in future exhibits, as well as labels from past exhibits

Box and Folder Inventory

Box	Folder	Arrangement

		S1. CORRESPONDENCE

		A. General/Professional Correspondence

1	1	1938-40
	2	1941-42
	3	1943 (includes application materials for admission to Oxford)
	4	1944-45
	5	1946
	6	1947
	7	1948-49
	8	1950, January-June
	9	1950, July-December
	10	1951
	11	1952
	12	1953, January-June
	13	1953, July-December
	14	1954, January-March
	15	1954, April-June
	16	1954, July-September
	17	1954, October-December
	18	1955, January
	19	1955, February
	20	1955, March
	21	1955, April
	22	1955, May
	23	1955, June
	24	1955, July
	25	1955, August
	26	1955, September
	27	1955, October
	28	1955, November
	29	1955, December
	30	1956, January-March
	31	1956, April-June
	32	1956, July-September
	33	1956, October-December
	34	1957, Jaunary-March
2	1	1957, April-June
	2	1957, July-September
	3	1957, October-December
	4	1958, January-March
	5	1958, April-June
	6	1958, July-September
	7	1958, October-December
	8	1959, January-March
	9	1959, April-June
	10	1959, July-September
	11	1959, October-December
	12	1960, January
	13	1960, February
	14	1960, March
	15	1960, April
	16	1960, May-June
	17	1960, July-August
	18	1960, September-October
	19	1960, November-December
3	1	1961, January
	2	1961, February
	3	1961, March
	4	1961, April
	5	1961, May
	6	1961, June
	7	1961, July
	8	1961, August
	9	1961, September
	10	1961, October
	11	1961, November
	12	1961, December
	13	1962, January
	14	1962, February
	15	1962, March
	16	1962, April
	17	1962, May
	18	1962, June
	19	1962, July
	20	1962, August
	21	1962, September
	22	1962, October
	23	1962, November
	24	1962, December
	25	1963, January-February
	26	1963, March-April
	27	1963, May-June
	28	1963, July-August
	29	1963, September
	30	1963, October
	31	1963, November
	32	1963, December
4	1	1964, January
	2	1964, February
	3	1964, March
	4	1964, April
	5	1964, May
	6	1964, June
	7	1964, July
	8	1964, August
	9	1964, September
	10	1964, October
	11	1964, November
	12	1964, December
	13	1965, January
	14	1965, February
	15	1965, March
	16	1965, April
	17	1965, May
	18	1965, June
	19	1965, July
	20	1965, August
	21	1965, September
	22	1965, October
	23	1965, November
	24	1965, December
	25	1966, January
	26	1966, February
	27	1966, March
	28	1966, April
	29	1966, May
	30	1966, June
	31	1966, July
	32	1966, August
	33	1966, September
	34	1966, October
	35	1966, November
	36	1966, December
5	1	1967, January
	2	1967, February
	3	1967, March
	4	1967, April
	5	1967, May
	6	1967, June
	7	1967, July
	8	1967, August
	9	1967, September
	10	1967, October
	11	1967, November
	12	1967, December
	13	1968, January
	14	1968, February
	15	1968, March
	16	1968, April
	17	1968, May
	18	1968, June
	19	1968, July
	20	1968, August
6	1	1968, September
	2	1968, October
	3	1968, November
	4	1968, December
	5	1969, January
	6	1969, February
	7	1969, March
	8	1969, April
	9	1969, May
	10	1969, June
	11	1969, July
	12	1969, August
	13	1969, September
	14	1969, October
	15	1969, November
	16	1969, December
	17	1970, January
	18	1970, February
	19	1970, March
	20	1970, April
	21	1970, May
	22	1970, June
	23	1970, July
	24	1970, August
	25	1970, September
	26	1970, October
	27	1970, November
	28	1970, December

7	1	1971, January
	2	1971, February
	3	1971, March
	4	1971, April
	5	1971, May
	6	1971, June
	7	1971, July
	8	1971, August
	9	1971, September
	10	1971, October
	11	1971, November
	12	1971, December
	13	1972, January
	14	1972, February
	15	1972, March
	16	1972, April
	17	1972, May
	18	1972, June
	19	1972, July
	20	1972, August
	21	1972, September
	22	1972, October
	23	1972, November
	24	1972, December
	25	1973, January
	26	1973, February
	27	1973, March
	28	1973, April
	29	1973, May
	30	1973, June
	31	1973, July
	32	1973, August
	33	1973, September
	34	1973, October
	35	1973, November
	36	1973, December
8	1	1974, January
	2	1974, February
	3	1974, March
	4	1974, April
	5	1974, May
	6	1974, June
	7	1974, July
	8	1974, August
	9	1974, September
	10	1974, October
	11	1974, November
	12	1974, December
	13	1975, January
	14	1975, February
	15	1975, March
	16	1975, April
	17	1975, May
	18	1975, June
	19	1975, July
	20	1975, August
	21	1975, September
	22	1975, October
	23	1975, November
	24	1975, December
	25	1976, January
	26	1976, February
	27	1976, March
	28	1976, April
9	1	1976, May
	2	1976, June
	3	1976, July
	4	1976, August
	5	1976, September
	6	1976, October
	7	1976, November 1-14
	8	1976, November 15-30
	9	1976, December 1-14
	10	1976, December 15-31
	11	1977, January
	12	1977, February
	13	1977, March
	14	1977, April
	15	1977, May
	16	1977, June
	17	1977, July
	18	1977, August
10	1	1977, September
	2	1977, October
	3	1977, November
	4	1977, December
	5	1978, January
	6	1978, February
	7	1978, March 1-14
	8	1978, March 5-31
	9	1978, April
	10	1978, May
	11	1978, June
	12	1978, July
	13	1978, August
	14	1978, September
	15	1978, October
	16	1978, November
	17	1978, December
11	1	1979, January
	2	1979, February
	3	1979, March
	4	1979, April
	5	1979, May
	6	1979, June
	7	1979, July
	8	1979, August
	9	1979, September
	10	1979, October
	11	1979, November
	12	1979, December
	13	1980, January
	14	1980, February
	15	1980, March
	16	1980, April
	17	1980, May
	18	1980, June
	19	1980, July
	20	1980, August
	21	1980, September
	22	1980, October
	23	1980, November
	24	1980, December
	25	1981, January
	26	1981, February
	27	1981, March
	28	1981, April
	29	1981, May
	30	1981, June
	31	1981, July
	32	1981, August
	33	1981, September
	34	1981, October
	35	1981, November
	36	1981, December
	37	1982, January
	38	1982, February
	39	1982, March
	40	1982, April
	41	1982, May
	42	1982, June
	43	1982, July
	44	1982, August
	45	1982, September
	46	1982, October
	47	1982, November
	48	1982, December
	49	1983, January
	50	1983, February
	51	1983, March
12	1	1983, April
	2	1983, May
	3	1983, June
	4	1983, July
	5	1983, August
	6	1983, September
	7	1983, October
	8	1983, November
	9	1983, December
	10	1984, January
	11	1984, February
	12	1984, March
	13	1984, April
	14	1984, May
	15	1984, June
	16	1984, July
	17	1984, August
	18	1984, September
	19	1984, October
	20	1984, November
	21	1984, December
	22	1985, January
	23	1985, February
	24	1985, March
	25	1985, April
	26	1985, May
	27	1985, June
	28	1985, July
	29	1985, August
	30	1985, September
	31	1985, October
	32	1985, November
	33	1985, December
	34	1986, January
	35	1986, February
	36	1986, March
	37	1986, April
	38	1986, May
	39	1986, June
	40	1986, July
	41	1986, August
	42	1986, September
	43	1986, October
	44	1986, November
	45	1986, December
	46	1987, January-June
	47	1987, July-December
	48	1988, January-June
	49	1988, July-December
13	1	1989, January-June
	2	1989, July-December
	3	1990, January-June
	4	1990, July-December
	5	1991, January-June
	6	1991, July-December
	7	1992, January-June
	8	1992, July-December
	9	1993, January-March
	10	1993, April-June
	11	1993, July-September
	12	1993, October-December
	13	1994, January-March
	14	1994, April-June
	15	1994, July-September
	16	1994, October-December
	17	1995, January-June
	18	1995, July-December
	19	1996, January-March
	20	1996, April-June
	21	1996, July-September
	22	1996, October-December
14	1	1997, January-June
	2	1997, July-December
	3	1998, January-June
	4	1998, July-December
	5	1999
	6	2000
	7	2001
	8	Undated
	9	Undated
	10	Undated
	11	Undated
	12	Undated greeting cards
	13	Undated greeting cards

		Correspondence by subject and correspondent

	14	Asia's Population Problems (book)
	15	Aspen Institute
	16	Baroda University, Professor of Economics
	17	Bowling Green-Toledo visit, December 1975
	18	Burma
	19	Center for Scholars and Writers, New York Public Library
	20	China visit
	21	Colloquial Tamil Self Taught (book)
	22	Dunedin, New Zealand, meeting
	23	Gauhati University
	24	The Granary Fund, 1958-1962
15	1	International Seminar on Fertility Control
	2	Kaufman Award, July-November 1969
	3	Lecture tour, 1942-43
	4	Letters for novel
	5	Magsaysay Award (also includes application and informational materials)
	41	Meeting with U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson, 1968
	6	Nagarathar Endowment Memorial Lectures, University of Malaya, August 2, 1978
	7	Nagarathars and Sri Lanka/Ceylon visit
	8	National Humanities Center Fellowship
	9	National Seminar, Law and Population in India
	10	Nobel Peace Prize
	11	Pathfinder Fund
	12	Ramachandran, Tara
	13	Readings in Economic Development (book)
	14	Tata, J.R.D., businesses, institutes, etc.
	15	Ulan Bator
	16	World Assembly of Youth, July/August 1964, Amherst, MA, 1963-64



		B. Personal/Family Correspondence

	17	Ahlstrom, Harlow G. "Hal," 1976-77 & 1980
	18	Ahlstrom, Radha Chandrasekhar, 1960-79
	19	Ahlstrom, Radha Chandrasekhar, 1982-2000 & undated
	20	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1947 & 1951
	21	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1955
	22	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1957
	23	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1958
	24	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1960
	25	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1961
	26	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1962
	27	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1963-64
	28	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1965
	29	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1966
	30	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1967-68
	31	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1969
	32	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1970
	33	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1971
	34	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1972-75
	35	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1976
	36	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1977-78
	37	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1980-84
	38	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1986-89
	39	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, 1990-94
	40	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, undated
16	1	Chandrasekhar, Prema, 1960-63, 1965-66, 1969, 70-71, 1975-78, 1980, 1982-84, 1986-87, 1989, 1990, 1995, 1998-99, & undated
	2	Chandrasekhar, Sheila, 1965, 1969, 1971-74, 1976-78, 1980-82, 1984-85, 1987-99 & undated
	3	Downes, Ann Miller, 1955-58, 1960-61, 1963, & undated
	4	Downes, Chauncey B. "Chan," 1954, 1957, 1963
	5	Kaila, Padma, 1974-76, 1980, 1990, 1992-94, 1998-99, & udated
	6	Rajyashri, S., 1975, 1978, 1984-85
	7	Ranganadha, Sita, 1956, 1969-72, 1974-85, 1989-90, & undated
	8	Ranganadha, Sripati, 1953, 1959
	9	Ranganadha, Sripati, 1960-61, 1963, 1965, 1967-69
	10	Ranganadha, Sripati, 1970-72, 1975, 1977-79
	11	Ranganadha, Sripati, 1980-89 & undated
	12	Ranganadha, Sripati, 1990-99 & undated
	13	Ranganadha, Sripati, 2000-01
	14	Rao, Bhanu Shri, 1975-80, 1982-83, & 1985
	15	Rao, Leela, 1962, 1972-73, 1978, 1982, 1984, & undated
	16	Rao, S. Rammohan, 1953, 1956, 1959, 1968-72, 1974-78, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1994, 2000-01, & undated
	17	Rao, Sripati Bhaskara "Bachi," 1947, 1954-57, 1960-64, 1968-69 & undated
	18	Reddy, Kanthi Lakshmi, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1985, 1997, 1999, & undated
	19	Reddy, Vithal, 1971-72
	20	Shridevi, S., 1951-52, 1954-55, & 1957-59
	21	Shridevi, S., 1961-69
	22	Shridevi, S., 1970-79
	23	Shridevi, S., 1980-85, & 1988-89
	24	Shridevi, S., 1990-91, 1993-97, & 1999
	25	Shridevi, S., undated
	26	Sripati, Vijayshri (Vijji), 1976, 1982, 1985-91, 1993-94, 1996, & 1998
	27	Sushiladevi, Sripati, 1958-59, 1967, 1969, 1975, 1978-80, 1993, & 1996
	28	Unidentified possible relatives

		C. Notable Correspondents (Note: ^ indicates the file contains correspondence to the person only)

	29	Asimov, Isaac (American writer), 1980
	30	Buck, Pearl S. (American novelist), 1946
	31	Bunker, Ellsworth (U.S. Ambassador), 1961, 1965
	32	Chandrasekhar, Subrahmanyan (Astrophyisicist & Nobel Prize Winner 1983), 1991, 1995, & undated
	33	Church, Frank (U.S. Senator), 1965
	34	Clinton, Bill (U.S. President), (copy of 1994 letter to Dr. Krishna R. Dronamraju and thank-you note)
	35	Clinton, Hillary Rodham (U.S. First Lady & Senator), 1995 ^
	36	Cranston, Alan (U.S. Senator), 1985, 1990
	37	Desai, Morarji (Prime Minister of India), 1968-69 & 1977-78
	38	Deukmejian, George (Governor of California), 1992
	39	Ford Foundation, 1955, 1957, 1960, 1962, 1965-70, 1974, 2000, & undated
	40	Fuller, Buckminster (inventor, engineer, and writer), 1974
	41	Galbraith, John Kenneth (economist and American Ambassador to India), 1963 & 1984
	42	Gandhi, Indira (Prime Minister of India, also includes correspondence from Mrs. Gandhi's secretaries and aides on her behalf), 1966-71, 1973, 1975-76, 1980, & undated
	43	Gandhi, Rajiv (Prime Minister of India), 1984-85 ^
	44	Ginsburg/Gaines, Irving D. (Former student, this correspondence helps to explain a program conducted at the University of Pennsylvania in the early 1940s in which U.S. military students were taught about Indian language and culture. Dr. Chandrasekhar was involved in this program, and the interested researcher will also want to consult related correspondence from Leo Schoenbrun in this collection), 1971 & 1993
	45	Giri, V.V. (Acting President of India & Vice President of India), 1968 & 1971
	46	Godfrey, Arthur (radio and television personality), 1971 ^
	47	Gore, Al (U.S. Vice President), 2000
	48	Harriman, W. Averell (American government official), 1961
	49	Husain, Zakir (President & Vice-President of India), 1953, 1956, 1958-1968 & undated
	50	Huxley, Julian (Director General, UNESCO), 1954-56, 1961-62
	51	Johnson, Daniel M. (University of Toledo President, includes correspondence between Dr. Johnson and George C. Denniston, President, Population Dynamics; Donald A. Collins, President, International Services Assistance Fund; and G. Thomas Tanselle, Vice President, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fund. Also includes Johnson's business card from the University of North Texas, Denton), 1993-95, 1997-2000
	52	Kaufman, A.R. (Kaufman Rubber Co., also includes correspondence with Mrs. Jean H. Kaufman and officers of the Kaufman Rubber Co.), 1955-56
	53	Kaufman, A.R., 1957
	54	Kaufman, A.R., 1958-59
	55	Kaufman, A.R., 1960-64
	56	Kaufman, A.R., 1966-71, 1973, 1979, & 1981
17	1	Kissinger, Henry A. (American government official), 1963 & 1968
	2	Lewis, Samuel L. (spiritual teacher, Sufi order), 1967
	3	Menon, V. Krishna (Indian politician), 1956 ^
	4	Moynihan, Daniel P. (Member, U.S. Presidential Cabinet, & U.S. Senator), 1974
	5	Narayanan, K.R. (President & Vice President of India), 1997-98
	6	Nehru, Jawaharlal (Prime Minister of India), 1959-60, 1962-63
	7	Nixon, Richard M. (U.S. President), 1972
	8	Pandit, Vigayalakshmi (Member of Indian Parliament), 1966
	9	Percy, Charles H. (U.S. Senator), 1973-74, 1981, 1983, 1990-93
	10	Radhakrishnan, Sarvepalli (President & Vice President of India), 1947, 1949-51, 1954-56, 1959-1968
	11	Rao, P.V. Narasimha (Prime Minister of India), 1991 & undated ^
	12	Reddy, Neelam Sanjiva (President of India), 1963-64, 1977-80
	13	Richards, Ann W. (Texas governor), 1994 ^
	14	Rockefeller Foundation (includes correspondence from John D. Rockefeller & his agents), 1950, 1958, 1968-70, 1972, 1974, 1983
	15	Romney, George (Chairman of American Motors Corp., Michigan governor, U.S. presidential candidate, & Secretary, Dept. of Housing & Urban Development), 1972
	16	Rusk, Dean (U.S. Secretary of State), 1968 & 1982
	17	Russell, Bertrand (British philosopher and peace advocate), 1962
	18	Sanger, Margaret (American women's rights activist, includes business card), 1947, 1956-56, 1958
	19	Sastri, Lal Bahadur (Prime Minister of India, includes correspondence from his secretary), 1964
	20	Schiff, Karenna Gore (daughter of former U.S. Vice-President Al Gore), 2000
	21	Schonbrun, Leon (Former student, this correspondence helps to explain a program conducted at the University of Pennsylvania in the early 1940s in which U.S. military students were taught about Indian language and culture. Dr. Chandrasekhar was involved in this program, and the interested researcher will also want to consult related correspondence from Irving D. Ginsburg/Gaines in this collection), 1962, 1964-65
	22	Shekhar, Chandra (Prime Minister of India), 1991, 1995
	23	Shriver, Eunice Kennedy (American activist), undated
	24	Shriver, Sargent (Director, Peace Corps), 1966
	25	Sihanouk, Monique (wife of Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodian leader and representative to United Nations), 1969
	26	Singh, Charan (Prime Minister of India), 1979
	27	Singh, Giani Zail (President of India), 1982
	28	Wadia, Sophia (Indian writer), 1938 & 1947
	52	Watumull Foundation (Primarily from Ellen Watumull, Co-founder, but includes scattered correspondence from other agents of the Foundation), 1953-71 & undated
	29	Wiesel, Elie (Holocaust survivor, author, and professor), 1996 & undated

		S2. BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL

		A. Press Clippings

17	30	1948-57 (bound volume)
	31	1941-44
	32	1946-47 & 1949-50
	33	1951-54
	34	1956-58
	35	1959-60
	36	1961
	37	1962
	38	1963
	39	1964
	40	1965
	41	1966
	42	1967, Jan.-Mar.
	43	1967, Apr.-June
	44	1967, July
	45	1967, Aug.
	46	1967, Sept.
	47	1967, Oct.-Dec.
	48	1968, Jan.-Mar.
	49	1968, Apr.-June
	50	1968, July-Sept.
	51	1968, Oct.-Dec.
18	1	1969, Jan.-June
	2	1969, July-Dec.
	3	1970
	4	1971-75
	5	1976
	6	1977
	7	1978-80
	8	1981-85
	9	1986-88 & 1990
	10	1992-97
	11	undated

		B. Press Releases

	12	1952, 1959-66
	13	1967
	14	1968
	15	1969
	16	1970
	17	1971, 1973-75
	18	1976
	19	1977
	20	1978, 1981, 1984-85, 1993
	21	undated

		C. Events

	22	1941-47
	23	1951-60
	24	1961
	25	1962
	26	1963
	27	1964
	28	1965
	29	1966
	30	1967
	31	1968
	32	1969
	33	1970
	34	1971
	35	1972-75
	36	1976
	37	1977
	38	1978
	39	1979-89
	40	1990-98
	41	Undated

		D. Awards, certificates, honorary degrees, and other honors (* indicates box is on oversize shelf)

77*	1	Address of Felicitation presented to Dr. Sripati Chandrasekhar by the Members of the Mylapore Academy, April 14, 1967
77*	2	Address of Welcome to Dr. S. Chandrasekhar, J.K.K. Rangammal Higher Secondary School and Girls' High Schools, February 23, 1978
19	1	Alpha Kappa Delta, membership certificate, April 24, 1942
	2	Founder Fellow, Tamil Nadu Academy of Sciences, 1976
	3	Greetings, Soviet Red Cross, December 16, 1968
	4	Honorary Degree, Doctor of Humane Letters, and Citation, University of Redlands, June 6, 1965
	5	Honorary Degree, Doctor of Laws, Punjabi University, March 4, 1977
77*	3	Honorary Degree, Doctor of Literature, Kurukshetra University, March 6, 1969
19	6	Honorary Degree, Doctor of Science, University of the Pacific, February 2, 1970
	7	Indian Red Cross life membership, 1969
	8	Kaufman Trust Award, July 9, 1969
	9	Miscellaneous certificates
	10	Register of Graduates, University of Madras, May 14, 1958
	11	Rotary Club of Madras, Certificate of Appreciation, May 3, 1963
	12	Watumull Memorial Prize, February 24, 1965
	13	Welcome Addresss, Government Arts College for Women, February 2, 1977
77*	4	Welcome Address, Private Medical Practitioners' Association of India, December 31, 1967

		E. Curriculum Vitae

20	1	ca. 1949
	2	1974
	3	ca. 1977
	4	ca. 1978
	5	ca. 1979
	6	1990
	7	1995
	8	1999
	9	2000
	10	undated

		F. Travel itineraries and tour schedules

	11	1943
	12	1957
	13	1960
	14	1962
	15	1965
	16	1966
	17	1967
	18	1968
	19	1969
	20	1970
	21	1971
	22	1975
	23	1976
	24	1977
	25	1978
	26	1983
	27	1988
	28	1996
	29	Undated

		G. Miscellaneous personal material

19	14	Application materials
	15	A Bibliography of Sripati Chandrasekhar's Writings, editorial copy
	16	Biographical poems and writings
	17	Biographical sketches
	18	Biographical sketches
	19	Biographical sketches
	20	Blueprints for proposed additions to house in La Jolla, California
	21	Brief record of meeting with Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson
	22	Business cards & miscellaneous identification cards
	23	Caricature
	24	Cartoons
	25	Family members, miscellaneous
	26	Literary citations
	27	Madras land, plot map
	28	Passport (photocopy), 1984
	29	Railway Pass, Parliament of India, April 1964-April 1970
	30	Rajya Sabha Who's Who, 1968
	31	Stamp Collection
	32	Studies on Demography, reviews
	33	Testimonials

21		Address books and Rolodex

		H. Autobiographical Material

		Daily appointment calendars and personal diaries (* indicates box is on oversize shelf)

20	30	Calendar, 1956
	31	Calendar, 1960
	32	Calendar, 1961
	33	Calendar, 1964
	34	Calendar, 1965
	35	Calendar, 1967
	36	Calendar, 1968
	37	Calendar, 1969
	38	Calendar, 1970
	39	Calendar, 1971
	40	Calendar, 1973
	41	Calendar, 1974
	42	Calendar, 1976
	43	Calendar, 1977
	44	Calendar, 1980
	45	Calendar, 1981
	46	Calendar, 1982
	47	Calendar, 1990
78*		Calendar, 1993
20	48	Calendar, 1994
	49	Calendar, 1995
	50	Calendar, 2000 (June-Aug.)
	51	Diary, 1937
	52	Diary, 1954
	53	Diary, 1957
	54	Diary, 1964-65
22	1	Diary, 1966
	2	Diary, 1969
	3	Diary, 1970
	4	Diary, 1971
	5	Diary, 1972
	6	Diary, 1975
	7	Diary, 1976
	8	Diary, 1978
	9	Diary, 1979
	10	Diary, 1980
	11	Diary, 1984
	12	Diary, 1987
	13	Diary, 1992

		Autobiographical Notes and Essays:

19	34	Aging
	35	Arriving in Karachi
	36	Astrology
	37	Baroda University
	38	Bioscope
	39	Canada
	40	Cattle
	41	Childhood
	42	China
	43	China trip, 1958
	44	Choking
	45	Chronology, 1935-92
23	1	Ear Boring Ceremony
	2	Essays, Notes, & Snippets, 1918-1992 (bound)
	3	Essays, Notes, & Snippets, 1978-1994 (spiral notebook)
	4	Essays, Notes, & Snippets
	5	Father
	6	Father's pseudonym; attitudes on alcohol, smoking, Christianity, card playing, clothing, school, etc.
	7	First Day at School
	8	Flying to Kabul
	9	Gandhi, Indira
	10	Gandhi, Mahatma
	11	Government and Birth Control
	12	Great Britain
	13	Harlem Church
	14	Heimlich, Henry
	15	Hindu boyhood
	16	India history
	17	India Trip, 1992
	18	Indian Political Parliamentary life
	19	Indian Red Cross Society
	20	India's Water Resources
	21	Introduction
	22	Kaufman Trust Award
	23	La Jolla, California
	24	Liberia visit
	25	Madras City
	26	Madras Presidency College, 1935-38
	27	Madras Xiam College, 1956-57
	28	Mary's Trick at Vellore Bazaar
	29	Memory
	30	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets
	31	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets
24	1	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets
	2	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets
	3	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets
	4	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets
	5	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets
	6	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets
	7	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets
	8	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets
	9	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets, bound
	10	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets, bound
	11	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets, bound
	12	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets, bound
	13	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets, bound
25	1	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets, bound
	2	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets, bound
	3	Miscellaneous Notes and Snippets, bound
	4	Mother
	5	1940
	6	1970
	7	Obaidulla of Vellore
	8	Our home
	9	Radha
	10	Railways/Railroads
	11	Religious conversion
	12	Role of Telegrams in Indian Life
	13	School elocution prize
	14	Shanghai
	15	Simon Commission
	16	Singh, Sadhu Sundar
	17	Singh, Sirdar Jagjit
	18	Student Days in Madras
	19	Switzerland
	20	Tables of Contents, Topic Lists, and Chapter Abstracts
	21	Tamil Separatism--Tamil Tigers
	22	Tokyo to San Francisco
	23	Toys
	24	Tribute to Mrs. Ellen Watumull
	25	Typescripts
	26	Typescripts
	27	Typescripts
	28	Typescripts
	29	Typescripts
	30	Typescripts
	31	Vellore
	32	Visitors
	33	Vorhees High School
	34	Wellesley College

Box	Folder	S3. WORKS OF DR. CHANDRASEKHAR

		A. Papers, Articles, Speeches, etc.

25	35	Abortion, undated draft and undated typescript
	36	Abortion, a socio-medical problem, Hindu Sunday Magazine, June 8, 1969
	37	Abortion in Ancient India, undated typescript
	38	Abortion in India, undated typscript
	39	Accomplishments of India's Family Planning Programme, n.d.
	40	Address: All India Local Bodies' Officers Conference, Open Session, Trivandrum, India, October 1, 1968
	41	Address: Association for Moral and Social Hygiene of India, November 1968
	42	Address: Award of Diplomas to the Post-Graduates in Planning and Housing, School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, April 1, 1968
	43	Address: Central Conference of Private Medical Practitioners, New Delhi, India, December 31, 1967
	44	Address: Conference of Heads of Christian Hospitals on Family Planning, New Delhi, India, February 5, 1968
	45	Address: Conference of Regional Representatives of Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere, New Delhi, June 17, 1968
	46	Address: Congress of Asian and Pacific Society of Haematology, Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, India, November 14, 1967
	47	Address: Decennial Celebrations of the Chromepet Public Health and Maternity Centre, Madras, December 10, 1967
	48	Address: Diamond Jubilee Celebration of the Trained Nurses Association of India, New Delhi, August 1, 1968
	49	Address: Fifth Convocation of the Indian Academy of Medical Sciences, Bombay, India, December 2, 1967
	50	Address: Fifth Meeting of the National School Health Council, New Delhi, February 7, 1968
	51	Address: First All India Public Relations Conference, April 24, 1968
	52	Address: Foundation Laying Ceremony of the Vocational Rehabilitation Centre, Indian Red Cross Society, Madras, December 19, 1968
	53	Address: Fourteenth All India Obstetrics and Gynaecological Congress, Nagpur, India, November 26, 1967
	54	Address: Fourteenth Meeting of the Central Council of Health, New Delhi, India, October 1967
	55	Address: Fourth Meeting of the Central Family Planning Council, Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi, India, October 6-7, 1967
	56	Address: Golden Jubilee of the Christian Medical College and Hospital, Vellore, India, October 21, 1967
	57	Address: Graduation Ceremony for the Nurses, Midwives, Laboratory and X-Ray Technicians of the Holy Family Hospital, New Delhi, December 31, 1967
	58	Address: Inauguration of the Coimbatore Chapter of the Nutrition Society of India, Coimbatore, India, March 14, 1968
	59	Address: Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi, November 11, 1967
	60	Address: Indian Junior Chamber, Calcutta, November 7, 1967
	61	Address: International Homoeopathic Congress, New Delhi, October 22, 1967
	62	Address: Lions Club of Greater Delhi, New Delhi, July 27, 1969
	63	Address: Lions Club of Indraprastha, New Delhi, July 25, 1969
	64	Address: National Seminar on Rehabilitation of the Handicapped, Trivandrum, India, December 4, 1967
	65	Address: Red Cross & St. John Branch Secretaries' Meeting, Indian Red Cross Society, Madras, India, December 19, 1968
	66	Address: Seminar on Hospital Administration, Vigyan Bhawan, April 6, 1967, outline
	67	Address: Seminar on Organised Sector--A Most Strategic Front for India's War on Population, Indian Junior Chamber, Calcutta, August 23, 1969
	68	Address: Seminar on the Form and Size of the Human Community, New Delhi, December 30, 1967
	69	Address: Sixth Meeting of the Central Family Planning Council, Bhopal, November 6, 1969
	70	Address: Sri Avinashilingam Home Science College, Coimbatore, India, February 26, 1978
26	1	Address: Student Nurses Association of India, Fourth Bienniel Conference, Lady Hardinge `Medical College & Hospital, New Delhi, October 9, 1969
	2	Address: T.B. Sanatorium, Kasauli, Founder's Day Celebrations, Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh, May 21, 1969
	3	Address: Tenth All India Nature Cure Conference and Annual Session of the All India Nature Cure Federation, Bhimavaran, May 18, 1969
	4	Address: The Tuberculosis Association of India 30th Annual General Meeting, New Delhi, India, April 18, 1969
	5	Address: Training Course Personnel of Christian Medical Association of India Family Planning Project, reprinted from The Journal of the Christian Medical Association of India, March 1969
	6	Address: Twelfth All India Conference on Moral and Social Hygiene, Bangalore, India, November 22, 1968
	7	Address: Twenty-third National Conference on Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases, The Tuberculosis Association of India, Bombay, January 1968
	8	Address: Twenty-eighth All India Surgeons Conference, Patiala, Punjab, India, December 27, 1967
	9	Agriculture Must Be Put on War Footing, Free India, August 30, 1964
44	53	Alaska's Population--A Century of Growth 1880-1980
	54	Alaska's Population and Agricultural Resources
	55	Alaska's Population with special reference to Eskimos and other Natives: A Demographic Study
26	10	American Friends of India: Pearl Buck's Work, The Hindu (Madras), August 25, 1947
	11	The Amery-Wavell Plan for India, Asia and the Americas (New York), August 1945
	12	The Ananda Coomaraswamy I Knew, The Hindu, August 28, 1977
	13	Anarkali: A Mughal Episode, The Hindu, August 13, 1939 (one in a series entitled "Sketches in Indian History")
	14	The Antiquity of Tamil, The Hindu, December 28, 1980
	15	Are we Ready to Declare War on Malnutrition? n.d.
	16	Are World Resources Adequate? Unidentified galley proof
	17	Asia, from Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974
	18	Asian Demographic Patters, undated typescript
	19	Asian Migration and the Role of the Churches, address to World Council of Churches, Migration Conference, Leysin, Switzerland, June 11-16, 1961
	20	Asia's Demography: The New Patterns, undated typescripts
	21	Asia's Population
	22	Asia's Population Explosion, The Illustrated Weekly of India, August 20, 1961
	23	Asia's Population Problem, chapter in Wint, G. (ed.). (1969). Asia Handbook. Hammondsworth: Penguin Books, 1969
	24	Asia's Population Problem, undated typescript
	25	Asia's Population Problems and Solutions, chapter from S. Chandrasekhar, Asia's Population Problems, 1967
	26	Attitudes of Baroda Mothers Towards Family Planning, Third International Conference on Planned Parenthood, n.d.
	27	Battle of Wandiwash, The Hindu, January 29, 1939 (one in a series entitled "Sketches in Indian History")
	28	Beginnings of Indian emigration to Malaya and Singapore, undated manuscript/draft
	29	Behavioral Sciences and Medical Education, Assam Tribune, August 15, 1969
	30	Besant's Pamphlet on Checking Population, The Hindu, November 16, 1980
	31	Better Nutrition for Citizens of To-morrow, The Hindu Weekly Magazine, May 4, 1969
	32	Between Two Worlds, Literary Guide: A Rational Approach to the Modern World, August 1955
	33	A Bibliography on Circumpolar Populations, n.d.
	34	A Billion Indians by 2000 A.D.?, The Hindu (Madras), January, 26, 1977; unidentified newspaper or magazine; and typescript
	35	Birth Centenary I: The Philosophy of a Doctor, The Statesman (Calcutta), November 15, 1978
	36	Birth Centenary II: Annie Get Your Gun, The Statesman (Calcutta), November 16, 1978
	37	Birth Control Crusaders: The Trial and After, The Hindu, November 8, 1980
	38	Birth Control: Early Crusaders, The Hindu, November 2, 1980
	39	Birth Control in India and People's Republic of China: A Comparison of Policy, Organization, and Communication Strategies, research proposal
	40	Birth-Place of a Prophet: Sriperumbudur, The Hindu, April 6, 1939 (one in a series entitled "Sketches in Indian History")
	41	Black Hole Tragedy: Holwell and His Monument, (unidentified newspaper), September 9, 1940
	42	Book Reviews (various)
	43	The Bradlaugh-Besant Trial, n.d.
	44	A Brief History of Australia's Immigration Policy with Special Reference to India's Nationals, undated typescript
	45	A Brief History of Immigration from India to America, bound typescript, July 1985
	46	A Brief History of Immigration from India to America, typescript
	47	A Brief History of Mauritius (1500-1985) with Special Reference to the Immigration of Indentured Laborers from India to Mauritius (1834-1910), undated typescript
	48	Call from Canada, The Hindu, June 23, 1985, (first of a three-part series on immigration from India to Canada).
	49	Can India Afford a Billion People?: India's Population Crisis, Shri D.V. Krishna Rao Endowment Lecture, Andhra Mahila Sabha Educational Campus, Hyderabad, India, January 10, 1994; and manuscript
	50	Can India be Industrialized?, undated typescript
	51	Can We Afford a Billion Indians by 2000 AD?
	52	Caste, Class, and Color in India, The Scientific Monthly, February 1946
75	24	Cecil Green Lectures, synopsis, undated
26	53	Center lecture, December 8, 1970
	54	Challenge of Population Growth; Campastimes, September 1965; and Eastern Economist, June 7, 1963
	55	The Changing American Family, The Hindu, April 1978
	56	China's Blue Suits and Loudspeakers, unidentified newspaper, February 19, 1959
	57	China's Demographic Dilemma, typescript
	58	China's Population: Census and Vital Statistics, manuscript, 1959
	59	China's Population: Embassy Notes, 1959
	60	China's Population Problems; Contemporary China, E. Stuart Kirby, Ed., Hong Kong University Press, 1960; and Far Eastern Economic Review, June 4, 1959
	61	China's Population Problems: A Report, reprinted from Population Review (Madras), July 1959
	62	China's Population Problems: Laissez-Faire and its Implications, Part 2 of two-part series, Far Eastern Economic Review, June 11, 1959
	63	China's Population Problems: Vital Statistics and the Birth Control Campaign, Part 1 of two-part series, Far Eastern Economic Review, June 4, 1959
	64	China's Teeming Millions, Commerce Annual Number, December 1959
	65	Chronology of the History of Singapore with Special Reference to Indian Immigration and the Immigrant Community, n.d.
	66	A Chronology of the History of the Jewish Community in Palestine--Israel, from Ancient Times to the Present with Special Reference to India and Asia, undated typescript
	67	The City of Felicity: The Siege of Mangalore, The Hindu, 1940
	68	Clive at Arcot, The Hindu, May 19, 1939 (one in a series entitled "Sketches in Indian History")
	69	Comment on Dr. Encke's Article, reprinted from Population Review, July 1960
	70	Communist China's Demographic Dilemma, chapter from S. Chandrasekhar, Asia's Population Problems, 1967
	71	Communist China's Hungry Millions, undated typescript
	72	Communist China's Population Problems, n.d.
	73	Community Development Projects: Family Planning Neglected, Commerce Annual Review, December 1953
	91	The Composition of India's Population According to the 1951 Census, Population Review, n.d.
	74	Convocation Address: Demographic Training and Research Centre, Bombay, India, June 16, 1967
	75	Convocation Address: Demographic Training and Research Centre, Bombay, India, June 6, 1969
	76	Convocation Address: Institute of Home Economics and The New Delhi Polytechnic for Women, February 16, 1968
	77	Convocation Address: Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, Haryana, India, March 23, 1968
	78	Convocation Address: Marathwada University, Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India, October 9, 1967
	79	Convocation Address: Ninth Convocation of the Demographic Training and Research Centre, Bombay, India, June 16, 1967
	80	Convocation Address: Punjabi University, Patiala, India, March 4, 1977
	81	Convocation Address: Sarjoninaidu Medical Hospital and College, Agra, India, February 18, 1968
	82	Convocation Address: Shrimati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey Women's University, Bombay, India, December 9, 1967
	83	Convocation Address: Sri Avinashilingam Home Science College for Women, January 11, 1976
	84	Co-operatives, Collectives and Communes
	85	Cordiality in Post-War Years, The Hindu, July 7, 1985, (third of a three-part series on immigration from India to Canada).
	86	Course outline: Women, Law and Population, California State University, Hayward, California, September-December 1979
	87	Cultural Barriers to Family Planning, The Hindu (Madras), July 28, 1957
	88	Cultural Barriers to Family Planning in Underdeveloped Countries, paper presented to the Fifth International Conference on Planned Parenthood, Tokyo, Japan, October 1955
	89	Dance of Siva, (unidentified publication), December 18, 1938
	90	A Day with Mahatma Gandhi, n.d.
27	1	Death Control: A Short Summary of the Convocation Address, Poona, October 20, 1968
	2	Death Control in India, Sainik Samachar, September 24, 1967; press release, August 15, 1967; and unpublished paper
	3	Decline in India’s Fertility?, unidentified publication, August 3, 1969; manuscript and typescript
	4	Democratization and Pursuit of Excellence, summary of Convocation address delivered at Punjabi University, March 4, 1977
	5	Democratization of Higher Education in India, speech, n.d.
	6	A Demographer Looks at Southern California, speech given at the Society for General Systems Research AAAS Meetings, Berkeley, California, December 28, 1965
	7	Demographic Disarmament for India: A Plea for Family Planning, Presidential Address, First All-India Conference of The Family Planning Association of India, Bombay, November 30-December 2, 1951
	8	Demographic Disarmament for India: A Plea for Family Planning, The Radical Humanist, April 6, 1952
	9	Demographic Statistics in India, reprinted from Journal of the Indian Medical Profession, January 1960
	10	Demography, undated typescript
	11	Demography, Development and Ecology--India, a Case Study, The Hindu Weekly Magazine, January 24, 1971
44	56	A Demography of Alaskan Eskimos
27	12	The Destiny of Man and the Growth of World Population, manuscript
	13	Digest of Address: Summer Institute, Lady Irwin College, New Delhi, May 4, 1968
	14	Dr. Chandrasekhar's Plea for Population Control, Ratnayake Memorial Inaugural Lecture, World Population Problems with Special Reference to Sri Lanka and India, 1977.
	15	Economic Planning and Population Planning
	16	Economic Progress in a Free Society: Free Enterprise vs. State Enterprise, unidentified paper, n.d.
	17	Economic Progress in a Free Society: The Role of Government, unidentified paper, n.d.
	18	Economic Progress in India under the Plans, The Mail, n.d. (second of a three-part series entitled "Analysis of 1961 Census").
	19	Education in China, unidentified publication, 1959
	20	Emancipation of Women and Family Planning, three part article printed in Searchlight, June 1968; and Swasth Hind, May 1968
	21	The Emigration and Status of Indians in the British Empire, Social Forces, December 1945
	22	Enrichment of Food to Meet Nourishment Needs, The Food Industries Journal, February 1969
	23	The Ethics of Legislation, Miscellany, December 8, 1985
	24	An Exponent of the Soul of Indian Art, The Hindu, August 21, 1977
	25	Facts about India's Population, 1966
	26	Family Planning, Trayons, March 1968
	27	The Family in India, Marriage and Family Living, November 1954
	28	Family Planning: A Battle on Two Fronts, (Bombay) Economic Times, June 23, 1967
	29	Family Planning: A Resource for Economic Development
	30	Family Planning and the Fourth Plan, air talk, September 1970
	31	Family Planning and the India Peasant, The Illustrated Weekly of India, December 20, 1959
	32	Family Planning: Awareness at Individual Level Must Improve, Yojana, October 13, 1963
	33	Family Planning Development and Communication Aspects, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Four-Week Orientation Course, New Delhi, India, August 18, 1969
	34	Family Planning for Better Living, Thought, December 30, 1967
	35	Family Planning for India's Urban Population, typescript
	36	Family Planning Helps Industrial Development, unidentified publication, April 1969
	37	Family Planning in an Indian Village, undated typescripts
	38	Family Planning in an Indian Village: Motivations and Methods, paper presented at the Sixth
	39	International Conference on Planned Parenthood, New Delhi, India, February 14-21, 1959; and The Radical Humanist, April 5, 1959
	40	Family Planning in India, undated paper
	41	Family Planning in India: Progress and Prospects, typescript of Yojana 1963
	42	Family Planning in Rural India, reprinted from The Antioch Review, Fall 1959, & undated typescript
	43	Family Planning in Underdeveloped Countries, Commerce Annual Review Number, December 1955
	44	Family Planning: Inadequate Awareness, chapter in Problems in Plan Implementation
	45	Family Planning Methods: Problems Posted by Indian Conditions, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
	46	Family Planning Needs Vigorous Efforts, reprinted from Swasth Hind, February 1970
	47	Family Planning Priority Welcome, But…, Yojana, September 18, 1966
	48	Family Planning Programme: Philosophy and Policy, reprinted from Swasth Hind, December, 1967
	49	Family Planning: Questions and Answers, Span, March 1968
	50	Family Planning: Targets and Achievements, Tribune, December 1, 1968
	51	Family Planning: The Hindu View, The Sunday Statesman, December 1, 1985
	52	Family Planning: The Muslim View, Swasth Hind, December 1967
	53	Family Planning: The Way to Progress, July 25, 1969
	54	Farmers and Family Planning, Explosion Hunger, 1975
	55	Fifteen Million Babies Less This Year, Enlite, November 30, 1968
	56	Fight Against Malnutrition, Participant Journal, Vol. 3 no. 10, May 1969
	57	The First Indian Newspaper: Pioneer Efforts of Editor Hicky," unidentified newspaper, November 26, 1939
	58	First Motilal Nehru Memorial Lecture, The Institute of Constitutional and Parliamentary Studies, New Delhi, July 24, 1969
	59	Food and People in India and Pakistan, essay in Food and People, UNESCO Publication No. 520, The Bureau of Current Affairs
	60	Food and Population Explosion, The Economic Times, Bombay, July 29, 1963
	61	Food and Population in Asia, Asia and the Americas (New York), June 1943
	62	The Food Problem and Population Growth in India, undated typescript
	63	Foreword to Main Currents in Indian Sociology, by Giri Raj Gupta
	64	Foreword to My Jail Diary, by Jai Prakash "J.P." Narain, 1977
	65	Foreword to Organising Population Control Programmes The Junior Chamber Way, Indian Junior Chamber Programme Manual, November 1967
	66	Foreword to Our Population Problem by Jayaprakash Narayan
	67	From India to America, bound revision copy, n.d.
	68	From India to Israel, bound typescript, 1996
	69	From India to Singapore, n.d.
	70	Giving Women the Right to Avoid Childbirth: The Role of Abortion in Population Control, The Mail, June 9, 1966
	71	A Global War on the Population Front: The Key to World Peace & Prosperity, Bombay Junior Chamber International Conference, Bombay, August 31, 1969
	72	The Greatest Obstacle to our Economic Development, unpublished manuscript, n.d.
	73	GRI: An Experiment in University Education, GRI News, Vol. 1, No. 2, August 1977
	74	Growth and Characteristics of India's Population, The Scientific Monthly, September 1943
	75	Growth and Characteristics of Population--The Island of Mauritius: 1767-1987, undated typescript
	76	Growth of Population, undated typescript
	77	Growth of World Population, typescript of lecture, undated
	78	Handbook of India in America, undated typescript
	79	Health and Family Planning, n.d.
	80	Health Problems and Health Services in India, Stanford Lecture, April 22, 1980, manuscript
	81	The Hindu and Muslim Views, undated typescript
	82	Hindu Joint Family, Social Forces, March 1943
	83	The Hindu View of Family Planning and Abortion, Population Review, 1984
	84	Hindu View of Population, typescript 1 of 3
75	25	Hindu View of Population, typescript 2 of 3
	26	Hindu View of Population, typescript 3 of 3
	27	Hindu View of Population, a synopsis
	28	Hindu View of Self and its Political and Social Implications for India, undated typescript
27	85	History of Birth Control in India, typescript
	86	History of India's Birth Control Movement, 1880-1977, n.d.
	87	History of the Canadian Legislation with Respect to Immigration from India, Plural Societies XVI, 1986
28	1	A History of United States Legislation with Respect to Immigration from India, n.d.
	2	Homeopathy in India, The Socialist Congressman, September 1, 1968
	3	Homo Sapiens in Numberland, summary of a lecture delivered at Bangalore University November 27, 1978
	4	How India is Tackling her Population Problem, reprinted from Foreign Affairs, October 1968
	5	How to avoid India's Demographic Disaster (undated manuscript and typescript)
	6	Hunger and Numbers, The Mail, March 17, 1963
	7	Hungry People and Empty Lands, partial manuscript
	8	I meet Henry Wallace, typescript, 1946
	9	I meet Lin Yutang, The Aryan Path, October 1946
	10	I meet Margaret Sanger, paper, January 7, 1947
	11	I meet Pearl Buck, TheAryan Path, January 1946
	12	I meet the Mahatma, The Crisis, October 1942
	13	The Impact of the Women's Liberation Movement and the Permissive Revolution on the American Birth Rate
	14	Imperative Need for Family Planning, reprint from Swasth Hind, December, 1966
	15	Importance of Demography, unidentified newspaper, October 4, 1959
	16	Inaugural Address: All India Ambulance Competitions, Indore, India, May 24, 1968
	17	Inaugural Address: Cast Iron Spun Pipe Manufacturers' Association of India, Second Annual General Meeting, New Delhi, India, December 23, 1968
	18	Inaugural Address: Central Health Education Bureau, Workshop for Mass Education and Information Officers, New Delhi, India, August 25, 1969
	19	Inaugural Address: Central Health Education Bureau, Workshop on Health and Population Education, New Delhi, India, December 1, 1969
	20	Inaugural Address: Central Health Transport Organization, First Fleet Management Training Course, New Delhi, India, March 25, 1969
	21	Inaugural Address: College of Home Science, Summer Institute in Human Nutrition, University of Udaipur, Udaipur, India, May 10, 1970
	22	Inaugural Address: Conference of Deans and Principals of Medical Colleges, Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi, India, August 29-31, 1967; and reprint from The Indian Journal of Medical Education, October 1967
	23	Inaugural Address: Conference on Anti-Food Adulteration, Bombay, India, October 17, 1968
	24	Inaugural Address: Conference on Cancer under Join Auspices of Delhi Medical Association and Delhi Cancer Society, Delhi Medical Association Hall, Delhi, India, October 10, 1968
	25	Inaugural Address: Exhibition of Hungarian Medical Instruments, New Delhi, India, January 17, 1969
	26	Inaugural Address: Fifth Annual Meeting of the Composite Drugs Research Project and Annual Scientific Meetings of the Post-Graduate Institute of Indian Medicines, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India, October 28, 1968
	27	Inaugural Address: Fifth Asian Conference on Occupational Health, Family Planning Seminar, Society for the Study of Industrial Medicine, India, Bombay, November 17, 1968
	28	Inaugural Address: Fourteenth Delhi State Medical Conference, December 8, 1967
	29	Inaugural Address: Hospital Exhibition and Medical Check Up, Coimbatore, India, August 17, 1968
	30	Inaugural Address: Indian Medical Association, Lucknow Branch Regional Medical Conference, Lucknow, India, November 20, 1969
	31	Inaugural Address: Integrated Training Course in Reproductive Biology, n.d.
	32	Inaugural Address: Indian Medical Association, Seventh Orientation-Cum-Training Course, New Delhi, India, March 9, 1969
	33	Inaugural Address: Indian Pharmaceutical Association Delhi Branch, National Pharmacy Week, New Delhi, India, November 16, 1969
	34	Inaugural Address: Indian Pharmaceutical Congress Association, Twenty-first Conference, and Silver Jubilee Celebrations of the Panjab University Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chandigarh, India, December 29, 1969
	35	Inaugural Address: Kavi Sammelan inauguration, March 14, 1969
	36	Inaugural Address: Orientation Training Course in Family Planning for Doctors, Ahmedabad, India, June 20, 1969
	37	Inaugural Address: Private Medical Practitioners Association of India, Andhra Pradesh Branch, Visakhapatnam District Unit, Second Annual Regional Conference, Vizianagaram, India, October 23, 1969
	38	Inaugural Address: Private Medical Practitioners Association of India, Mysore Branch, First Annual Family Planning Conference, Bangalore, India, April 13, 1969
	39	Inaugural Address: Fortification Conference, Calcutta, India, February 15, 1969
	40	Inaugural Address: Punjab State Homoeopathic Conference, Fifth Session, Amritsar, India, March 8, 1969
	41	Inaugural Address: R. Sankar Shashtiabdapurthi Celebrations, Medical Conference, Quilon, India, May 2, 1969
	42	Inaugural Address: Refresher Course in Problems of General Practice, College of General Practitioners, Hyderabad, March 22, 1969
	43	Inaugural Address: St. John's Medical College, Bangalore, Seminar on the Role of Behavioural Sciences in Education, Banglaore, India, July 4, 1969
	44	Inaugural Address: Sangli & Miraj Medical Associations, Tenth Maharashtra State Medical Conference, Sangli, India, November 14, 1969
	45	Inaugural Address: Searle (India) Ltd. Chemical Factory, Bombay, India, November 8, 1968
	46	Inaugural Address: Second Course of Training for Municipal Officers, National Centre for Training and Research in Municipal Administration, n.d.
	47	Inaugural Address: Second Foundation Week, Demographic Research Centre, Department of Economics, Lucknow University, Lucknow, India, September 9, 1968
	48	Inaugural Address: Second International W.H.O. Staff Orientation Course, New Delhi, India, April 20, 1970
	49	Inaugural Address: Seminar on Family Planning and the Status of Women in India, New Delhi, August 10, 1969
	50	Inaugural Address: Seminar on "Man and his Environment," June 12, 1970
	51	Inaugural Address: Seminar on Radiation Protection, Bombay, India, December 9, 1968
	52	Inaugural Address: Seminar on Urban Population of India, Dharwar, Maharashtra, India, March 20, 1968
	53	Inaugural Address: Seminar on Water Pollution and Industrial Waste Treatment, Bangalore, India, December 13-14, 1969
	57	Inaugural Address: Setting up of Clinical and Pathological Laboratories by the Blood Bank Organisation, New Delhi, May 25, 1968
	55	Inaugural Address: Seventeenth M.P. State Medical Conference, Indian Medical Association, Pachmarhi, India, November 2, 1968
	56	Inaugural Address: Sixth Biennial Conference of the Teluga Association of North America, n.d.
	57	Inaugural Address: Summer Institute in Human Nutrition for Teachers in Home Science Colleges, Coimbatore, India, May 28, 1968
	58	Inaugural Address: Symposium on Food and Population in India in Seventies, India International Centre, New Delhi, November 20, 1969
	59	Inaugural Address: Symposium on the Population Problems of India, Indian Science Congress, Bombay, India, January 6, 1969
	60	Inaugural Address: Tamil Nad Homoeopathic Congress, Pollachi, India, August 18, 1968
	61	Inaugural Address: T.B. Centre, Ambilikai, India, June 10, 1969
	62	Inaugural Address: Thirty-fifth Punjab Medical Conference, Rajpura, India, December 7, 1968
	63	Inaugural Address: Twenty-second Madras State Medical Conference, Indian Medical Association, Tanjore, India, October 1968
	64	Inaugural Address: World Health Organisation, Training Course on Organisation of Maternal and Child Health Field Practice Programmes in Medical Colleges, New Delhi, India, March 11, 1969
	65	Incentives in Birth Planning, co-authored with Edward Pohlman, preliminary draft of eleven chapters, June-August 1968, typescript
	66	India: A Quarter Century of Freedom: Readings, Introduction
	67	India and the War: People vs. Empire, The Call, October 11, 1941
	68	India: Half a Century of Freedom, typescript
	69	India Meets Challenge of Population Growth, The Indian Journalist, Family Planning Supplement, February 1969
	70	India Since Independence, outline
	71	The Indian Community in the United States, Far Eastern Survey, June 6, 1945, and manuscript
	72	Indian Demographer Looks at World Population Problems, Unesco Courier, February 1949
	73	Indian Emigration to Borneo, unidentified newspaper, March 2, 1951
	74	Indian Immigration in America, Far Eastern Survey, July 26, 1944
	75	Indian Immigration to America, The Crisis, March 1943
	76	Indian Village in Transition, n.d.
	77	Indians in America: A Case of Prejudice and Tolerance, unidentified publication, May 1, 1982
	78	Indians in America: Reversing a Stand, unidentified publication, May 11, 1982
	79	Indians in South Africa, Asia and the Americas, February 1945
	80	Indians in South Africa, United Asia, n.d.
	81	Indians in South Africa: A Survey, n.d.
	82	India's Abortion Experience, typescript of book
	83	India's Family Planning Program, manuscript, n.d.
	84	India's Family Planning Programme, Nutrition, January 1970
	85	India's Family Planning Programme: Progress and Prospects, n.d.
	86	India's First Five-Year Plan and the Population Problem, manuscript
	87	India's Money, Asia and the Americas, November 1944
	88	India's Most Important Problem, typescript for Capital Annual, Calcutta, 1971
	89	India's New Population Policy, Convocation Address, Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India, February 10, 1968
	90	India's New Population Policy, Rotary Club, Bombay, India, June 1968
	91	India's New Population Policy: The Socio-Economic and Administrative Implications, Indian Administrative and Management Review, October-December, 1968
	92	India's Population and Food Problem, The Bharat Jyoti, September 28, 1958
	93	India's Population and Food Problem and the Role of Indian Universities, n.d.
	94	India's Population Crisis, typescript, n.d.
	95	India's Population Crisis and Contraceptive Technology, Dr. A.L. Mudalier Memorial Fourth Lecture, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India, November 23, 1978
	96	India's Population Explosion: Fact, Problem, and Solution, n.d.
	97	India's Population: Fact, Problem, and Policy, chapter from S. Chandrasekhar, Asia's Population Problems, 1967
	98	India's Population: Fact, Problem, and Policy, paper presented at 55th Annual Meeting of the Pacific Division, American Association for the Advancement of Science, University of California, Irvine, California, June 17, 1974; and Blaisdell Institute Journal, Claremont Graduate School, Claremont, California, 1975
	99	India's Population: Fact, Problem, and Policy, State Conference of College Planning Forums, Madras, India, January 5-7, 1967
	100	India's Population: Fact, Problem, and Policy, typescript

29	1	India's Population: Fact, Problem, and Policy, typescript
	2	India's Population: Fact, Problem, and Policy, unidentified version
	3	India's Population Growth, Hindu, February 5, 1961
	4	India’s Population Policy, unidentified paper, ca. 1975
	5	India’s Population Policy, Indian Express, December 23, 1969
	6	India's Population Policy: The Need for an Element of Compulsion, Sri Venkateswara Endowment Lecture, Sri Venkateswara University, April 9, 1976
	7	India's Population Problem, series of three articles that appeared in Commerce, July & August, 1966
	8	India's Population Problem and Development Strategy, n.d.
	9	India's Population Problem and Family Planning Efforts, n.d.
	10	India's Population Problem and Policy, n.d.
	11	India's Population Problem and Policy, Shri Avinashalingam Shastiabdapurty Endowment Lectures, Coimbatore, n.d.
	12	India's Population Problem: Fact, Problem, and Policy, undated typescript
	13	India's Population Problem: What is the Way Out? Commerce, December 1950
	14	India's Population Problem I: Rate of Growth Bound to be Even Higher, Commerce, July 23, 1966
	15	India's Population Problem III: Women Should Plan Families, Commerce, August 27, 1966
	16	India's Public Health Problems, The Mail (Madras), March 20, 1964
	17	India's Teeming Millions, n.d.
	18	India's Villages: Population Problems, n.d.
	19	India's Women through the Ages, undated typescript
	20	Indira Gandhi: A Tribute, Socialist Congressman, December 15, 1967
	21	Indo-Pakistan Population Transfers, Indian Finance (Calcutta) Annual, 1947
	22	Infant Mortality in India, 1901-1951, n.d.
	23	Infant Mortality in Madras City, United Nations World Population Conference, Belgrade, Yugoslavia, August/September 1965; and unidentified reprint
	24	Infant Welfare and Survival in India, reprinted from Madras Medical College Magazine, November 1958
	25	Inter-Caste Marriages and National Integration, n.d.
	26	Introduction to Colloquial Tamil (by S.S. Pani, Chandrasekhar's father, a photocopy also in this file)
	27	Introductory Remarks: Inauguration Ceremony of the First Train Bearing Family Planning Publicity on her Locomotive, New Delhi Railway Station, New Delhi, India, September 12, 1968
	28	Investment in Human Researches: How Does a Nutritionist Look at Family Planning Programme, Summer Institute on Foods and Nutrition, Lady Irwin College, New Delhi, India, June 2, 1969
	29	Investment in Human Resources: How does a Family Planner Look at Nutrition?, typescript, n.d.
	30	Is India a Nation? Asia and the Americas, May 1944, and notebook
	31	Is India's Fertility Declining? The Realist, June 1969
	32	Is India's Population Increasing Too Rapidly? The Voice of India, December 1944.
	33	I.U.D. Method of Family Planning, undated typescript
	34	Janata's Population Policy, 1974
	35	Japan's Population Problem, Journal of the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, 1952; and The Economic Weekly, October 6, 1951
	36	Japan's Population Problem, series of two articles that appeared in The Statesman, September 8, 1951
	37	Joint Guaranty for India? New York Herald Tribune, August 24, 1942
	38	Kanchi: Ancient Town is Admiration of Townplanners, unidentified newspaper, December 22, 1940
	39	Key Address: Seventheenth Annual Town & Country Planning Seminar, New Delhi, India, October 29, 1968
	40	Keynote address: State Level Legislators' Conference, Karnataka, Bangalore, India, April 3, 1987
	41	Keynote address: Third World Conference on General Practice, Special Plenary Session III, New Delhi, India, November 26, 1968
	42	Lecture notes
	43	A Legislative History of Asian Indian Immigration to the United States of America: 1800-1980, n.d.
	44	A Legislative History of Indian Emigration to the United States of America, n.d.
	45	Letters to the editor
	46	Life in a Commune in China: Japan to be India's Model, Amrita Bazar Patri Ka, April 9, 1959 (third of a three-part series entitled "Co-operatives, Collectives & Communes).
	47	Life in These United States, n.d.
	48	Linguistic States and National Unity, The Hindu, October 31, 1956
	49	The Long-Range Goals of the Family Planning Programme in India, undated typescript
	50	The Maharaja Sayajirao Memorial Lectures (The Problems of Indian Nationhood, Geographical Unity
	51	Major Threats to Human Survival, Swadajya, December 17, 1978
	52	Malthus: Father of Demography
	53	Management of India's Water Resources, n.d.
	54	Mandu the 'City of Joy': Rupmati-Baz Bahadur Romance, The Hindu, March 31, 1940 (one in a series entitled "Sketches in Indian History")
	55	Mangadu: A Demographic Study of an Indian Village, Population Review, July 1957
	56	Mangai, undated typescript
	57	Mao's War with the Family, The New York Times Magazine, May 17, 1959
	58	Margaret Sanger, n.d.
	59	Marital Reform, undated manuscript
	60	Marx, Malthus, and Mao: China's Population Explosion, Current Scene, February 28, 1967
30	1	Memorial Pillar of Bobbili: Monument to the Brave who Fell in a Battle, The Hindu, October 15, 1939 (one in a series entitled "Sketches in Indian History")
	2	A Message from Gandhi, Journal North, June 22, 1997
	3	Mexico's Population: Fact, Problem and Policy, outline
	4	Minister's Address: Workshop of Communication Action Research Workers Head at CFPA
	5	Modern Methods of Family Planning in India, Indian Express, November 8, 1968
	6	Modernization of Traditional Societies, lecture notes, SDSU, January 28, 1981
	7	The Movement of Asian People--A Challenge to the Churches, paper presented at World Conference on Problems of International Migration and the Responsibility of the Churches in a Strange Land, Leysin, Switzerland, June 11-16, 1961
	8	The Mughal Cordelia: Jahan Ara Begum, unidentified newspaper article, n.d.
	9	The Nagarathars
	10	The Nagarathars of South India: An Essay and Bibliography on the Nagarathars in India and South-East Asia, 1980
	11	The Nagarathars or the Chettiars, The Sunday Statesman (Delhi), October 30, 1977
	12	The Nagarathars: The Land, the People, and their Marriage Registration System, n.d.
	13	A National Population Policy Wanted, Hindu, February 11, 1968
	14	Nationalism in the Space Age, Kennedy Memorial Lecture, Bombay, India, June 1969
	15	The Nation's Number One Problem: Hurdles on Way, Amrita Bazar Patri Ka, April 7, 1959 (first of a three-part series entitled "Co-operatives, Collectives & Communes).
	16	Nayaks of Madura: The Great Past of the City and its Temple, The Hindu, July 23, 1939 (one in a series entitled "Sketches in Indian History")
	17	Need for Public Support for Family Planning, Madhya Pradesh Chronicle (ED) Bhopal, July 11, 1969
	18	New Method of Family Planning, January 24, 1965
	19	A New Population Policy for India, Jayaprakash Narayan Birthday Memorial Lecture, n.d., and unidentified printed version.
	20	Noble Role of Red Cross, Swasth Hind, February 1969
	21	Not so Simple Mathematics, n.d.
	22	A Note on Demographic Statistics in India, n.d.
	23	A Note on the Provisional Results of India's 1991 Census
	24	Notes on Demography, manuscript, September 18, 1952
	25	Notion of a Small Family Catching Up, The Hindu Sunday Magazine, August 10, 1969
	26	Nutrition, n.d.
	27	Objectives of Population Policy, undated manuscript
	28	One Answer to India's 'Explosion.' Washington Post, February 5, 1961
	29	Our Population Explosion, n.d.
	30	Our Population Problem, Illustrated Weekly of India, n.d.
	31	Our Population Problems, undated manuscript
	32	Our Refugees, unidentified newspaper article, n.d.
	33	Pace of Development Hindered: Population Growth Tells of Indian Economy, The Mail, n.d. (third of a three-part series entitled "Analysis of 1961 Census")
	34	A Pallava Port, The Hindu, February 9, 1939
	35	Personal Perspectives on Untouchability, foreword to The Untouchables in Contemporary India, by J. Michael Mahar, Ed.
	36	Philosophy and Policy of India's Programme, Free India, September 17, 1967
	37	Planned Families for India, n.d.
	38	Planned Parenthood, undated manuscript
	39	Planned Parenthood for India, The Statesman, Independence Day Supplement, August 15, 1951
	40	Planning and Strategy of India's Family Planning Programme, December 1967
	41	Planning Commission's First Five-Year Plan and Planned Parenthood for India, People's Health, August, 1951
	42	Poetry, various
	43	Political and Military Dangers of the Population Explosion in China, Supplement to Capital, December 20, 1962
	44	Population and Economic Growth, The Realist, April 1968
	45	Population and Education: An Interdisciplinary Approach, Swasth Hind, March 1970
	46	Population and Food Supply in India's First Five year plan, Fourth International Conference on Planned Parenthood, August 1953
	47	Population and Law, undated manuscript
	48	Population and Law in India, book, proof pages
	49	Population and Law in India, Presidential Address, Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu, India, September 10-12, 1976
	50	Population and Planned Parenthood in India, 2nd revised edition, proofs
	51	Population Census and Vital Statistics in India, draft
	52	Population Control, Hindustan Times (New Delhi), August 23, 1982
	53	Population Control and Nutritional Levels, n.d.
	54	Population Control in India, typescript, n.d.
	55	Population Control: Problems in India, The Hindu, January 31, 1971
	56	Population Control: Sterilization Only Answer, The Hindu (Madras), August 15, 1963
	57	Population Control: The Need, Policy and Measures, n.d.
	58	The Population Dilemma, The Hindu, September 4, 1978
	59	Population Dilemma, The Mail, August 15, 1962
	60	Population Education: An Inter-Disciplinary Approach, Swasth Hind, March 1970
	61	Population Education in School and College, The Indian Express (Madras), November 29, 1976
	62	Population Explosion, typescript of speech delivered at the Law and Freedom Day Symposium, California State College Hayward, April 29-30, 1965
	63	Population Explosion and Problem of Hunger, Associated News and Features, n.d.
	64	Population Explosion: The Greatest Menace to our Economy, n.d.
	65	The Population Factor in Indian Economic Development, n.d.
	66	Population Growth, Illustrated Weekly of India, May 11, 1969
	67	Population Growth and Economic Development in India, chapter in Chakrabarti, Atulananda, ed., India Since 1947, and typescript
	68	Population Growth and Economic Development in Japan, n.d.
	69	Population Growth and Economic Progress, The Mail, May 30, 1961 (first of a three-part series entitled "Analysis of 1961 Census").
	70	Population Growth and Family Planning in Andhra Pradesh, n.d.
	71	Population Growth and Family Planning in India, unpublished manuscript and typescript, n.d.
	72	Population Growth and Food Supply, Deccan Chronicle, Secunderabad, September 30, 1958; and unidentified newspaper, October 5 & 6, 1958
	73	Population Growth and Food Supply in India, The Mail, October 17, 1958; and typescript
	74	Population Growth and Food Supply in India, The Modern Review (Calcutta), February 1959
	75	Population Growth, Economic Development and Family Planning in India, reprinted from Khadi-Gramodyog, October 1963. Also in Oxygen News, Vol. 2 no. 4, Autumn 1962.
	76	Population Growth in Relation to Economic Development, statement made at Second World Food Congress, June 24, 1970
	77	Population Growth, Levels of Living and Birth Control in India, undated typescript
	78	Population Growth Necessitates Desert Reclamation, Capital, December 1964
31	1	Population Policy, unidentified newspaper article
	2	Population Policy and Family Planning in India: A Compilation of Statements of Dr. S. Chandrasekhar, typescript
	3	Population, Policy and Programme, undated typescript
	4	A Population Policy for a Free India, undated typescript
	5	A Population Policy for Asia, undated typescript
	6	A Population Policy for India, Address given to the Vivekananda College Union Society, n.d.; and manuscript
	7	A Population Policy for India, Journal of the Annamalai University, July 1951
	8	A Population Policy for India, The Statesman, August 15, 1950
	9	A Population Policy for India, unidentified reprint
	10	Population Policy Perspectives in Communist China, Population Review, January-December 1975
	11	Population, Poverty, and Pollution, The Dillingham Lecture Series, Honolulu, Hawaii, April 6, 1977
	12	Population, Poverty and Pollution, summary of three lectures delivered at Karnataka University, The Hindu (Madras), February 2, 1977
	13	Population, Power, and Peace, J.F. Kennedy Memorial Lecture, 1969
	14	Population Pressures and the Consumption Explosion, undated typescript
	15	Population Problem and Its Impact, Inaugural Address at the Indian Medical Association Sixth Orientation-Cum-Training Course, New Delhi, September 22, 1968
	16	Population Problem in India, Address to Progressive Group, Bombay, India, August 31, 1969
	17	The Population Problem of India, n.d.
	18	Population Problems and International Tensions, International Social Science Bulletin, 1949
	19	Population: Problems and Prospects, Eastern Economist, Annual Number 1970, December 26, 1969
	20	Population Problems in a Developing Economy, Population Review, July 1962; and Vital Speeches and Documents of the Day, September 1, 1962
	21	Population Problems of Asia, reprinted from Population Review, January 1963
	22	The Population Problems of India and Pakistan, reprinted from Eugenics Review, July 1949
	23	The Population Problems of India and Pakistan, Unesco Courier, April & May, 1949
	24	Population race too fast to end poverty, The Hindu Weekly Magazine, November 7, 1976
	25	Population Trends and Housing Needs in India
	26	The Position of Women in India, The Hindu, January 29, 1978
	27	Poverty and Population in India, Convocation Address, Annamalai University, Annamalainagar, Tamil Nadu, India, March 26, 1970
	28	Poverty: The Central Problem of the Indian Economy
	29	Preface to a volume of essays on Asian and Australian population problems, n.d.
	30	Presidential Address: Family Planning Fortnight, meeting organized by Family Planning Centre under Central Government Health Scheme at Ramakrishnapuram, New Delhi, India, December 12, 1968
	31	Presidential Address: Second All India Conference of the Indian Rationalist Association, Tenali, Madras, India, February 9-10, 1952
	32	Prevention is Better than Cure, Convocation Address, Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, Punjab, India, January 31, 1970
	33	The Problem of Abortion in India, draft
	34	The Problem of American War Surpluses, typescript, October 5, 1945
	35	The Problem of the Deaf in India, undated typescript
	36	The Problem of Tuberculosis in India, XX International Tuberculosis Conference, New York City, September 1969
	37	Problems of an Over-Sized Population, The Hindu, July 4, 1958
	38	The Problems of Water Supply and Sanitation, n.d.
	39	The Programme, Now Government's, Must Become People's, Yojana, September 15, 1968
	40	Public Health as a Factor in Economic Development, undated typescript
	41	A Purposeful Population Policy, Yojana, October 16, 1966
	42	Raja Raja Narendra: Rajahmundry in History and Legend, The Hindu, October 1, 1939 (one in a series entitled "Sketches in Indian History")
	43	A Rationalist on Religious Education, Service, April 3, 1952
	44	Red China Hushes Up Birth Control Drive; Psychology is Bad (unidentified newspaper, n.d.)
	45	Readings in Economic Development, undated typescript
	46	Reflections on Indo-Israeli Relations and Related Topics, undated article
	47	Reflections on National Integration, n.d.
	48	Regional Variations in Infant Mortality in India, 1901-59, undated typescript
	49	Remedies to Check National Decay, The Illustrated Weekly of India, February 25, 1951
	50	Resistance to Change: Some Problems Involved in the Implementation of Policies for Moderating Fertility with Special Reference to Family Planning, undated typescript
	51	Role of Communication and Public Relations in the Family Planning Programme in India, Central Family Planning Institute, New Delhi, India, n.d.; and Fourth Public Relations World Congress, Rio de Janeiro, October 1967
	52	Role of Legislators in Population Control and Economic Development, n.d.
	53	The Role of Pharmacists in India's Health Services, Indian Drugs & Pharmaceuticals Industry, November/December 1967; and inauguration speech for National Pharmacy Week, Bombay, India, November 19, 1967
	54	Role of Women in Family Planning, n.d.
	55	The Roots of Liberty, Forum, Summer-Autumn 1964
	56	Rural Universities for India, Seventeenth Convocation, Gauhati University, Gauhati, Assam, India, April 7, 1978
	57	Rural Universities Needed, Swarajya, December 31, 1978
	58	Science and Population Control, n.d.
	59	Shifts in Canadian Policy, The Hindu, June 30, 1985, (second of a three-part series on immigration from India to Canada)
	60	A Short Note on Government Ophthalmic Hospital, Madras, undated typescript
	61	Should We Legalize Abortion?, n.d.
	62	Should We Legalize Abortion in India?, n.d.
	63	Should We Raise the Age of Consent?, Seminar on Demographic, Social and Psychological Implications of Raising the Female Age at Marriage, Demograph Training and Research Centre, Chembur, Bombay, September 16, 1967
	64	Six Laws of Population Control, Address to the Students and Staff of the Lady Hardinge Medical College, February 25, 1970.
	65	A Social Survey of Baroda City, undated manuscript
	66	The Socio-Economic Situation, The Population Problem, and Proposed Solutions (sections from an unidentified book, undated typescript
	67	Some Aspects of Infant Mortality in India, 1901-59, All India Seminar on Population, March 12-14, 1964
	68	Some Jewish Population Census and Migration Statistics for World, Palestine/Israel and India, undated typescript
	69	Some Observations on Marriage, Dating, Parent-Child Communication and Language, Conference on Indian Family and Youth, Anaheim, California, August 30-31, 1986
	70	Some Observations on Marriage, Family, and Youth, undated typescript
	71	Some Random Thoughts on the Future Rule of the International Red Cross in War and Peace, undated typescript
	72	Some Reflections on Population and Peace (undated manuscript)
	73	South African Indians: A Survey, Modern Review (Calcutta), August 1940
	74	The Soviet Union's Population Problem, unpublished manuscript and typescript, n.d.
	75	The Spark that Kindled Malthus' Essay on Population, n.d.
	76	Speech, Association for Voluntary Sterilization National Conference, n.d.
	77	Speech, Demographic Training and Research Centre, Bombay, India, June 7, 1968
	78	Speech, Fifth Meeting of the Central Family Planning Council, Nainital, India, April 17, 1968
	79	Speech, Governing Body of the Demographic Training & Research Centre, Bombay, India, June 7, 1968
	80	Speech, Graduation Night, American International School, New Delhi, India, May 17, 1968
	81	Speech, Indian Red Cross Society Annual General Meeting, New Delhi, India, April 18, 1969
	82	Speech, Pharmacy Week, Calcutta, India, November 24, 1968
	83	Speech, Round Table on "The Red Cross as a Factor of Peace in the World," January 21, 1969
	84	Speech, St. John Ambulance Association (India), Annual General Meeting, New Delhi, April 18, 1969
	85	Speech, Thinkers Forum, Shri K. Kamaraj 61st birthday celebration, August 5, 1963
	86	State's Power to Restrict Families, The Hindu (Madras), June 4, 1976
	87	Strategy of Planned Parenthood: Peculiarity of India's Demographic Trend, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
	88	Summary of Address: Sixth All-India Conference on Family Planning, Chandigarh, India, November 30, 1968
	89	Third World's Population Problems and Family Planning and Abortion, undated typescript and manuscript
	90	Thoughts on National Integration,.The Illustrated Weekly of India, September 2, 1962, and unidentified keynote address, n.d
	91	Too Many People: Is India Facing Disaster? An Interview, reprinted from U.S. News & World Report, April 3, 1967
32	1	Too Much Cry for Food Self Sufficiency, M.P. Chronicle (Bhopal), August 28, 1964
	2	Towards Population Control in India, n.d.
	3	Towards Small Family as a Social Norm, n.d.
	4	Transfers of Population, The Hindu, December 7, 1947
	5	A Tribute to Mrs. Ellen Watumull
	6	Unesco & India, The Indian Express, Republic Day Supplement, January 26, 1950
	7	Unidentified address, delivered January 12, 1968
	8	Unidentified article, New York Times, n.d.
	9	Unidentified interview, n.d.
	10	Unidentified introductions
	11	Unidentified paper on Tuberculosis, October 1, 1968
	12	Unidentified speeches
	13	Unidentified talks, n.d.
	14	U.S. Aid to Indian Agriculture, 2nd & 3rd of a series of three articles that appeared in Commerce, February 1964
	15	U.S. Help for our Family Planning Programme, Eastern Economist, July 25, 1969
	16	The Unplanned Millions, Manchester Guardian, August 15, 1961
	17	Valedictory Address: Fifth Short Training Course for Key Trainees, Central Family Planning Institute, New Delhi, India, March 20, 1969
	18	Valedictory Address: First Short-Term Training Course for Trainers, New Delhi, India, August 26, 1968
	19	Valedictory Address: Home Science Association of India, IX Biennial Conference, Coimbatore, India, December 20, 1968
	20	Valedictory Address: National Conference on Population Policy and Programme, India International Centre, New Delhi, India, December 23, 1969
	21	Valedictory Address: National Nutrition Research Laboratories Annual International Certificate Course and the Diploma Course in Nutrition, Hyderabad, India, February 27, 1969
	22	Vellore Fort and Temple, The Hindu (Madras), October 9, 1938
	23	Vellore history
	24	The Vellore Mutiny, The Hindu (Madras), May 21, 1939 (one in a series entitled "Sketches in South Indian History")
	25	Vital Registration, The Hindu, February 21, 1960
	26	Vital Statistics, People's Health, May 1951
	27	Vital Statistics in an Indian Village, undated typescript
	28	Vital Statistics in India: Collection Machinery Needs Overhauling, unidentified newspaper,September 4, 1955
	29	Water Pollution and Industrial Waste Treatment, National Herald, December 15, 1969
	30	Water Supply and Sanitation: Integrated Approach, , October 18, 1968
	31	Way to a Happy Married Life: Family Planning: Dr. S. Chandrasekhar's Interview with Periyar E.V. Ramaswamy, Akashvani, May 24, 1970
	32	We Use Every Gimmick--Even Elephants' (an interview), Horizons, Vol. XIX, No. 3
	33	What Does Iowa Know of India and China? Asia and the Americas (New York), June 1944
	34	What is a Demographic Survey?, undated typescript
	35	What is Behind China's Aggression?, n.d.
	36	What is Demography?, undated typescripts and manuscript
	37	What law can do to solve population problem, The Hindu, November 14, 1976
	38	When Does Life Begin? n.d.
	39	Where British Empire was Begotten: The Founding of Chandragiri and Treaty of 1639, The Hindu, January 28, 1940 (one in a series entitled "Sketches in Indian History"
	40	Where Buddha was Born: Lummini in Nepal, The Hindu, June 23, 1940 (one in a series entitled "Sketches in Indian History")
	41	Whither Family Planning in India, typescript, n.d.-
	42	The Why and How of Family Planning, Socialist Congressman, January 1968
	43	Why are Indians so Poor? Asia and the Americas, January 1942
	44	Why Collective Farming Failed in Soviet Russia, Amrita Bazar Patri Ka, April 8, 1959 (second of a three-part series entitled "Co-operatives, Collectives & Communes).
	45	Why This Student Indiscipline?
	46	William Carey: Pioneer Orientalist and Missionary, (unidentified newspaper), n.d.
	47	World Health Day Message, Family Planning News, May 1967
	48	World Population Crisis: The Catastrophe that can Still be Averted, undated manuscript
	49	World Population Growth, undated manuscript
	50	World Population Growth and Desert Development, undated typescript
	51	World Population Growth and Desert Reclamation, outline
	52	World Population Problems: an Interview with S.C., 1976
	53	World Population Problems with Special Reference to India and China, n.d.
	54	The World's Hunger, Indian Finance Annual, 1948; and typescript
	55	Youth and the Problems of the Developing Countries, 1964
	56	Bound volume of writings, includes: Is Kautilya the Indian Machiavelli?, February 1937 The Problem of Federation in India, February 1938 Some Observations on Infant Mortality in India: 1901-1951, Eugenics Review, January 1955 Family Planning in an Indian Village: Motivations and Methods, paper presented at the Sixth International Conference on Planned Parenthood, New Delhi, India, February 14-21, 1959 Population Problems of Asia, Population Review, January 1963 Family Planning Needs Vigorous Efforts, Swasth Hind, February 1970 Cultural Barriers to Family Planning, The Hindu (Madras), July 27, 1957 A Demographer looks at Southern California, speech delivered at the Society for General Systems Research AAAS Meeting, Berkeley, California, December 28, 1965 India's Population: Fact, Problem and Policy, State Conference of College Planning Forums, Madras, India, January 5-7, 1967 Infant Mortality in Madras City Infant Mortality in Madras City, United Nations World Population Conference, Belgrade, Yugoslavia, August/ September 1965 U.S. Support for Family Planning Programme, Swasth Hind, June 1968

		B. Book reviews, press summaries, and publisher's blurbs

	57	Abortion in a Crowded World
	58	American Aid and India's Economic Development
	59	Asia's Population Problems
	60	Brief History of Immigration
	61	Census and Statistics in India
	62	China's Population: Census and Vital Statistics
	63	Communist China Today
	64	A Decade of Mao's China
	65	Demographic Disarmament for India: A Plea for Family Planning
	66	A Dirty, Filthy Book
	67	From India to America
	68	From India to Australia
	69	From India to Canada
	70	From India to Israel
	71	From India to Mauritius
	72	From India to Singapore
	73	Homo Sapiens in Numberland
	74	Hungry People and Empty Lands
	75	India's Abortion Experience
	76	India's Population and Food Problem and the Role of Indian Universities
	77	India's Population, Fact and Policy
	78	India's Population: Facts, Problem and Policy
	79	Infant Mortality in India
	80	Infant Mortality, Population Growth, and Family Planning in India
	81	The Nagarathars of South India
	82	Norman Borlaug's Green Revolution and India's Population Problem
	83	Population and Law in India
	84	Population and Planned Parenthood in India
	85	Population Review
	86	Red China: An Asian View
	87	Reviews from Illustrated Weekly of India
	88	Bound volume of book reviews. Includes reviews of: China's Population: Census and Vital Statistics Communist China Today Hungry People and Empty Lands Infant Mortality in India Population and Planned Parenthood in India Red China: An Asian View Report on South Indian Reading Habits

Box	Folder	S4. PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL, & AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIAL

		A. Photographs (* indicates box is on oversize shelf)

33	1	Aboard ship from New York, NY, to London, England, & "Dutch lady," n.d.
	2	"Achauma," n.d.
	3	All India Dental Conference, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, Jan. 28, 1978
	4	All India Population & Family Planning Conference, Bombay, India, 1951
	5	Ambulance, n.d.
	6	American Embassy reception, 1969
	7	Anderson, Margaret, 1946
	8	Animals, n.d.
	9	"Anita & Prita," dance of, Madras, India, ca. 1976
77*	5	Annamalai University, Final Honours Economics, 1949-50
77*	6	Annamalai University, Post Graduate Hostel, Hostel Day, Mar. 22, 1977
77*	7	Annamalai University, Womens' Student Hostel, 1976
33	10	Arundale family, 1952
	11	Asian Seminar, World Assembly of Youth, n.d.
	12	Asokan Pillar, Lummini (Lumbini), Nepal, 1993
	13	Bancroft, Mrs., n.d.
	14	"Barbara," 1961
	15	Besant, Annie Wood, and photo of the cover of her book The Law of Population
	16	"Bina," 1941
	17	Bixby, Paul, Ruth, & family, n.d.
	18	Bradlaugh, Charles
	19	Broad, M.G. (The Hindu), ca. 1939
	20	Brubaker, Donna, San Diego, CA, 1981
	21	Bryan Manor College, 1944
	22	Burbank, Luther, & Miss Prabha Chandra, Santa Rose, CA, 1925
	23	Burroughs, Betty & Billy, ca. 1940
	24	Calcutta, India, 1969
	25	Casellac, Paula, 1985
	26	Chandrasekhar, Ann Downes, various dates
	27	Chandrasekhar, Prema, various dates
77*	13	Chandrasekhar, Prema
33	28	Chandrasekhar, Radha, various dates
	29	Chandrasekhar, Sheila, various dates
	30	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1930's
	31	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1940's
79*	1	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1940's
33	32	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1950's
77*	14	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1950's
33	33	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1960's
77*	15	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1960's
33	34	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1970's
79*	2	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1970's
33	35	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1980's
79*	3	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1980's
33	36	Chandrasekhar, Sripati, ca. 1990's
	37	Chandrasekhar, Sripati & Ann, family, various dates
	38	Chandrasekhar, Subrahmanyan
	39	"Chandrum, Lulu, & Jay Neima," n.d.
	40	Chartraud family, 1950
	41	Chattopadyay, Madam Kamaldevi, (includes photo of Paul Robeson)
	42	Cherian, Miss, n.d.
	43	Chettiar, P. PR. S.
	44	Chettiar, Rajah Sir Muthiah, Madras, India, 1975
	45	Chettiar's Temple, Singapore
	46	Christmas, Annamalai University, staff children, 1976
	47	Circumpolar Health Conference, Anchorage AK, 1984
77*	8	Congress Party in Parliament, 1966
33	48	Convocation Address, Demographic Training and Research Center, Bombay, India, 1969
	49	Convocation Address, Gauhati University, Gauhati, Assam State, India, 1978
	50	Convocation, Annamalai University, 1975
	51	Convocation, Punjabi University, 1977
	52	Dancer, unidentified
	53	"David & Gito," 1960
77*	9	Demographic Training and Research Centre Convocation, June 6, 1969
33	54	Demography Class, Delhi University, 1969
	55	Devi, V.L.K. Tara, n.d.
	56	Dhampathal, Amithal, n.d.
	57	Dinner in honor of "Dr. Lanka," Biltmore Hotel, n.d.
	58	Downs, Lemel & Pramila, 1969
	59	"Elders Greaves, Ballcom, Thomson, Buckland, Ulloa, & Donna," San Diego, CA, 1981
	60	Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, Balto, MD, 1942
	61	Fifth Meeting, Family Planning Council, 1968
	62	Film & Literature for Family Planning Campaign, 1967
	63	Filming the "Mahurat" of "Khilaune," New Delhi, India, 1969
79*	4	First All India Family Planning Conference, 1951
33	64	Foreign Student Counselors Conference, 1985
	65	Forum of Free Enterprise, Bombay, India, 1958
	66	Forum of Free Enterprise, Bombay, India, 1966
	67	Founders' Day, Annamalai University, 1976
	68	Fourth International Conference on Planned Parenthood, Stockholm, Sweden, 1953 (Includes photos of Margaret Sanger and Lady Dhanvanti Rama Rau)
	69	Fourth Meeting, Family Planning Council, Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi, 1967
	70	Frazier, Robert E., n.d.
	71	Gaines/Ginsburg, Irving, various dates, & Lois Gaines, 1993
	72	Gandhi, Indira, various dates
	73	Gandhi, Mohandas, with Margaret Sanger, n.d.
	74	Gonzales, Betty
	75	"Greta," 1954
	76	Grieser, Rev. & Mrs., Whitestone, NY, 1942
	77	"Halemane," 1983
	78	Hartman, E., Dr. Stanley Jhones, & E. Revett, 1941
	79	Haydel, Belmont & Nina, Arizona, 1990
	80	Hindustani classes, 1943 & 1944
	81	Hinkle, Gisela, Monica, & Brian, 1957
	82	Honorary Doctorate of Science, University of the Pacific, special convocation at Bangalore, Feb. 2, 1970
	83	Honorary M.D., Academy of Medical Sciences, Budapest, Hungary, 1969
	84	Horii, Ayako, 1977
	85	House in Madras, India
	86	Husain, Zakir (President of India, 1967-69)
	87	Inaugural Speech, Searle India Factory, 1968
	88	Inauguration Ceremony, Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) Dispensary, 1969
	89	Inauguration, Institute of Demographic Studies, Nallamutha Gounder Mahalingam College, 1962
	90	Inauguration, Kakinada Camera Club, 1969
	91	India League of America Honor Award, Chicago, IL, 1975
	92	Indian farmers with Caterpillar tractor in California
	93	Indian National Commission for UNESCO, Paris, France, 1948
	94	Indian Youth Congress, 1992
	95	International Association for Voluntary Sterilization, elected president, 1968
	96	International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, Asian Regional Organisations, 1977
	97	International Conference on World Population & Resources, London, England, 1948
	98	International House, New York, NY, 1941
	99	Interview with Ramaswamy E.V. Periyar, Madras, India, 1970
	100	Interview with Sri C.V. Narasimhan, n.d.
	101	"Isabelle," 1941
	102	Israel desert reclamation
	103	Japan, 1940
	104	Jawaharlal Nehru (JN) Medical College, Belgaum, Karnataka, India, 1968
	105	Jesudason, Dorothy, ca. 1940
	106	"Joan," n.d.
	107	Johnson, Lyndon B. (U.S. President), meeting with, 1968
77*	16	Johnson, Lyndon B. (U.S. President), meeting with Sripati Chandrasekhar, 1968
33	108	Kasiviswanathan, Rm., S.V. Money, & R. Ramanathan, n.d.
	109	Kathmandu, 1992
	110	Kaufman Award with James George, Canadian High Commissioner, Aug. 1969
	111	Kaufman, Jean, & Lakshmi Menon, 1955
	112	Kesteloof, Genevieve, 1971
	113	Ketid, Harold Torlsvald, 1943
	114	Knowlton, Charles
	115	"Lalisha, Anupama, Anil, & Vikram," Murphy Dome, Alaska, 1983
	116	Lawrence, Megan, 1941
	117	Leppakulam, Vishnu Temple, n.d.
	118	Levinson, Bernard, n.d.
	119	Lewis & Clark International Affairs Symposium, Portland, Oregon, 1971
	120	"Lois," n.d.
	121	Lundkvist, Artur, n.d.
	122	Madras, 1979
77*	10	Madras Presidency College, Honours School of History and Economics, 1935-38
33	123	Madurai Institute of Social Work, ca. 1976 (Note: Includes photos of T.P. Meenakshisundaram)
	124	Madurai Institute of Social Work, ca. 1990
	125	Mahabadhi Society, 1970
	126	"Mallika," 1978
	127	Mark, Shelly, ca. 1941
	128	Mathias Church, Budapest, Hungary
	129	McCrutchen, Alfreda, 1941
	130	McNeil, Jesse Jai Jr., 1946
	131	Metzger, Laura, 1945
	132	Mills College Founders' Day Assembly, Oakland, CA, 1961
	133	"Mithilesh, Nagamoni, & Jayasree," 1977
	134	Mohanrangiah, P.S., 1962
	135	"Mrinahini," 1942
	136	M.S. Tatuta Maru
	137	Muthiah Polytechnic Student's Association, n.d.
	138	Naidu, Sripati Sarangapani
	139	National Press Club Luncheon, 1968
	140	Nehru, Jawaharlal, various dates
	141	Office of Sripati Chandrasekhar, LaJolla, CA
	142	Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, 1979
	143	Perkins, E.F. & Edith, 1948
	144	Prakashananda, Swami, & Prativaq Kimar Ghosh, Hindu Temple, San Francisco, 1923
	145	Radhakrishnan, (Dr.) Sarvepalli, President's Palace, New Delhi, India, 1967
	146	Raju, Ann
	147	Ramachandran, Tara, 1969
	148	Ranganadha, Sripati & Sita, various dates
	149	Rao, S. Sushila Bhaskara, 1946
	150	Rao, Sri P.V. Narasimha, n.d.
	151	Rao, Sripati Bhaskara & Sripati Ranganadha, ca. 1955
	152	"Rashmi," n.d.
	153	Regents Lectures, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA, 1975
	154	Romney, George W. (Governor of Michigan), New Delhi, India, 1968
	155	"Rowena," 1942
	156	Ruthmaswamy, Louisa, 1948
	157	Sanger, Margaret, with Mohandas Gandhi, n.d.
	158	Schein, (Sgt.) Ellis, 1943
	159	Schmidt, Gertrude, 1944
	160	Schonbrun, Leon, family, 1944
	161	Seciudembar, Lahtha Balasuhamuyan, 1970
	162	Second Quarter Class, California State University, Hayward, 1979-80
	163	Seminar: The Role of Youth in Demographic Problems of Asia, Melbourne, Australia, 1963
	164	Seringapatam Mosque
	165	Shalizi, Abdul S., 1942
	166	Shamiengar family,1961
34	1	Ship, N.Y.K. line (postcard)
	2	Shorter, Diane, ca. 1973
	3	Shove, Beatrice, n.d.
	4	Shridevi, (Dr.) S., various dates
79*	5	Singapore
34	5	Sixth Annual Convocation, Kurukshetra University, 1969
	6	Southern Illinois University, ca. 1985
	7	Soviet Embassy, 1968
	8	Sri Meenakshi Temple, Pearland, TX
	9	Stocking, Emily, ca. 1945
	10	Subramanya Temple, Kuala Lumpur, 1977
77*	11	Suddhi Movement Inauguration, May 5, 1958
34	11	"Suresh, Vanaja, & Ravi," n.d.
	12	Suttress, Francis, n.d.
	13	Tatkon, Julie, n.d.
	14	Television Program, Mexico City, Mexico, 1974
	15	Tokyo, Japan, 1955
	16	Tokyo, Japan, n.d.
	17	Tree planting ceremony, 1977
	18	Tubectomy Camp, n.d.
	19	UNESCO, 1948
	20	Unidentified events, ca. 1940's
	21	Unidentified events, ca. 1950's
77*	12	Unidentified events, ca. 1950's
34	22	Unidentified events, ca. 1960's (1 of 3)
	23	Unidentified events, ca. 1960's (2 of 3)
	24	Unidentified events, ca. 1960's (3 of 3)
	25	Unidentified events, ca. 1970's (1 of 7)
	26	Unidentified events, ca. 1970's (2 of 7)
	27	Unidentified events, ca. 1970's (3 of 7)
	28	Unidentified events, ca. 1970's (4 of 7)
	29	Unidentified events, ca. 1970's (5 of 7)
	30	Unidentified events, ca. 1970's (6 of 7)
	31	Unidentified events, ca. 1970's (7 of 7)
79*	6	Unidentified events, ca. 1970's
34	32	Unidentified events, ca. 1980's
79*	7	Unidentified events, ca. 1980's
34	33	Unidentified people, ca. 1940's (1 of 3)
	34	Unidentified people, ca. 1940's (2 of 3)
	35	Unidentified people, ca. 1940's (3 of 3)
	36	Unidentified people, ca. 1950's
	37	Unidentified people, ca. 1960's
	38	Unidentified people, ca. 1970's
	39	Unidentified people, ca. 1980's
	40	Unidentified people, ca. 1990's
	41	Unidentified people, n.d.
	42	Unidentified places
	43	United Nations Conference on Trade & Development (UNCTAD), Israel Delegation, 1968
	44	University of North Texas, Denton, 1994 (Note: Include photographs of Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Johnson)
	45	University of Redlands, Honorary Doctorate
	46	University of Washington, Battelle Research Center Think Tank, 1971
	47	Vaijayanlh, T. 1977
	48	Vienna Parliament, Vienna, Austria
	49	Visit to Janata Vidyalaya Mirag, 1968
	50	Vohra, R.B., n.d.
	51	VonEssen, Medhi, dance of, 1972
	52	Washington, DC, 1968
	53	Wedding photographs, S. Chandrasekhar & Ann Downes, 1947
	54	Wellesley College, 1942
	55	Women's Seminar on Family Planning, Madras, India, 1968
	56	World Assembly of Young, Amherst, MA, 1964
	57	World Population Conference, Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1965
	58	World Youth Congress, Washington, DC, 1942
	59	Yeowkhoon, Foo, n.d.
	60	Zaki, Abdul, Columbia University, 1941
	61	Zurich, Switzerland, 1938
	62	negatives

Box	Album	B. Photo Albums

34	1	Visit to Children's Montessori High School, April 15, 1967
35	1	Inauguration, First Annual General Meeting, Oppi, April 29, 1967
34	2	Opening of Orthoptic Building, Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital, Hyderabad, Oct. 19, 1967
	3	Unidentified event, ca. 1967
35	2	Visit to G. Kuppuswamy Naidu Memorial Hospital, April 13, 1968
	3	Inauguration of Pathological and Clinical Laboratories, Institute of Hematology, May 25, 1968
	4	Visit to TV's guest house, Madurai, Oct. 2, 1968
	5	St. John's Ambulance Brigade, ca. 1968 (note: includes photos of Zakir Husain)
	6	Unidentified event, ca. 1968 (note: includes photos of Indira Gandhi & Zakir Husain)
	7	Unidentified event, ca. 1968
	8	Visit to Hungary, Jan., 1969
	9	Sixth Annual Convocation, Kurukshetra University, March 6, 1969
	10	Address, April 16, 1969
36	1	Medicor Exhibition, New Delhi, India, 1969
	2	Unidentified event, ca. 1969
35	11	Unidentified event, ca. 1969
36	3	Tubectomy Camp, Faridkot, Feb. 19, 1970
35	12	Unidentified event, ca. 1970
36	4	Inauguration, Annamalai University Alumni Association, Aug. 3, 1977
	5	Ananda Coomaraswamy Centennial Lecture, Madras, India, Aug. 22, 1977
	6	Convocation Address & receiving Honorary L.L.D. degree, Punjabi University, 1977
	7	Republic Day Celebration, Annamalai University, Jan. 26, 1978
	8	Inaugurations of various academic and social activities at P.C. Dental and Nurses Colleges, Bangalore, Nov. 21, 1992

Box	Folder	C. Audio-Visual Material

		Film:
36		Chandrasekhar interview on Today Show with Joe Garagiola & Hugh Downes, February 12, 1969, 16 mm film
36		Chandrasekhar interview on Today Show with Joe Garagiola & Hugh Downes, February 12, 1969, VHS videotape, (3 copies)


		Audio tape:
75	42	Dr. Chandrasekhar's speech at the Population Crisis Committee, Washington, DC, January 12, 1968, reel-to-reel audiotape, parts 1 & 2

Box	Folder	S5. PRINTED MATERIAL

		A. Newspaper Clippings

37	1	Abortion 1 of 2
	2	Abortion 2 of 2
	3	Abuse, Rape, & Incest
	4	Afghanistan
	5	Africa
	6	African Americans
	7	Aging
	8	Alaska
	9	Alcohol
	10	Algeria
	11	Anderson, Marian
	12	Andhra Pradesh, India
	13	Animals
	14	Arab World
	15	Arid lands
	16	Arizona
	17	Asia
	18	Asian Americans
	19	Australia
	20	Averages and Normalcy
	21	Bali
	22	Bangladesh
	23	Bhopal, India/Union Carbide
	24	Bhutan
	25	Bikes and bicycling
	26	Biographical Articles, Various People
	27	Birth Control
	28	Birth Defects and Prenatal Testing
	29	Black Holocaust
	30	Book Reviews
	31	Books & Publishing
	32	Bosnia-Herzegovina
	33	Brazil
	34	Buck, Pearl S.
	35	Buddhism
	36	Burma
	37	Calcutta, India
	38	California
	39	Cambodia
	40	Canada
	41	Cancer
	42	Caribbean
	43	Catholicism & Pope
	44	Chandrasekhar, Subrahmanyan (astrophysicist)
	45	Chettiars
	46	Chile
	47	China 1 of 2
	48	China 2 of 2 (bound volume)
	49	Christianity and Papacy
	50	Circumcision
	51	Clinton, Bill
	52