Attached ts. is entitled "Biochemical Individuality—an Inescapable Basic Factor in the Alcoholism Problem" and is written by the sender.

Attached ts. is entitled "The Strategy of Mankind".

Attached ts. is entitled "The Financial Basis of Free Enterprise" and is written by the sender.

Attached ts. is entitled "The National Security Dilemma: Challenge to Management Scientists" and is written by Marshall K. Wood.

This reply is typed on the verso of the last sheet of document .137832.

BR asks for support of IWCT members for its declaration.

This draft is annotated; document .175909 is a corrected version.

BR asks for support of IWCT members for its declaration.

See document .175908 for an earlier version.

Anders has signed an IWCT declaration and returned it to the office.

BR praises Anders for his statement on Czechoslovakia.

Anders encloses a statement, regarding the American Peace Movement, which he hopes will be of use at a demonstration taking place in London.

The statement is entitled "Unscrupulous Peace Making".

Farley thanks Anders for his statement.

Farley writes on behalf of BR regarding Anders' message to the Stockholm Conference, which was much appreciated and which the BRPF hopes to publish.

Anders asks if he might see the English translation of his message before it is published by the BRPF.

Farley will send Anders a copy of the English translation of his message before it is published in the London Bulletin of the Foundation.

BR thanks Anders for his birthday greetings and for the message they are hoping to publish.

Farley has sent a copy of the English translation of Anders' message under separate cover.

Anders thanks Farley for the English translation of his Stockholm message, which he considers to be extraordinarily good, though he does send along some alterations.

Farley thanks Anders for the alteration he has sent for the message, which is to be published shortly.

Farley has sent Anders copies of the London Bulletin, which includes his declaration to the Stockholm Congress.

Anders suggests that the BRPF might have a use for a statement he drafted for the "Berlin Initiative"; a copy is attached.

Farley explains that the London Bulletin may be merging into a new publication, The Spokesman. The BRPF would welcome more of Anders' writings.

Anders mentions BR's open letter in the London Times of November 25th.

Anders mentions a letter from BR to U Thant. He encloses a declaration which concerns the Third Moratorium.

BR asks for the support of IWCT members for a declaration. A signed copy is at document .175936.

Aybar thanks BR for his letter concerning the declaration.

Aybar gives his approval to the declaration.

BR asks IWCT members to support a declaration. The signed declaration is at document .175937.

BR asks IWCT members to support a declaration.

Attached is a copy of a cable to BR from Lazaro Cardenas (see document .175941).

Also in file: a photocopy at document .175942.

BR complains about the postal authorities' poor translation of Cardenas' telegram of December 8.

Also in file: a duplicate TL(CAR) at document .175944.

Also in file: a photocopy at document .175946, on which a brief English translation has been handwritten. In this letter Cardenas explains that his previous telegram had outlined his support for BR's proposition to the Secretary General of the UN regarding an International Commission to judge war crimes in Vietnam.

Another translation is at document .175947.

Farley thanks Rushforth, of the Head Post Office, for the corrected copy of Cardenas' telegram.

BR writes to ask for support from IWCT members for a declaration regarding Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

They write to ask for the BRPF's and the IWCT's official position on the Arab-Israeli conflict.

BR writes to IWCT members to ask for their support of a declaration regarding the Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

The identity of the sender is uncertain.

Daly agrees with BR's declaration and has attached his signed copy (see document .175953).

Also in file: a duplicate TL(CAR) at document .175957.

BR thanks Daly for the signed declaration concerning the people of Czechoslovakia.

BR writes to members of the IWCT to ask for their support of a declaration concerning the people of Czechoslovakia.

Also in file: a duplicate TL(CAR) at document .175959.

Daly refers to the Stockholm Conference, and regrets that he will be unable to attend the Workers' Control Conference.

Daly cannot accept the invitation to join the editorial board of the London Bulletin.

Farley writes about printed matter available concerning the IWCT.

Thomas writes on behalf of Lawrence Daly, who is away.

Daly suggests that an IWCT pamphlet for sale in Britain might be useful, and he asks for other IWCT publications.

Farley will send a report and booklet published by the IWCT.

Daly thanks Farley for sending along copies of Against the Crime of Silence and We Accuse.

Farley sends a copy of the London Bulletin and asks for advice concerning the distribution of BRPF materials in trade union circles.

Thomas writes on behalf of Lawrence Daly to acknowledge receipt of a letter.

Daly thanks Farley for his letter of 25 July and for the copy of London Bulletin.

Farley thanks Daly for sending a copy of Daly's letter to The Times.

Daly encloses a copy of a letter he has written to The Times in which he outlines his support of BR's appeal on Czechoslovakia. The letter follows this one.

On Soviet "show trials" in Czechoslovakia.

BR is delighted that de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre will participate in the International War Crimes Tribunal.

BR asks all members of the IWCT for their support of a declaration regarding the Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

Also in file: 2 copies of the declaration signed by de Beauvoir at documents .175974 and .175975.

Dedijer a sends along a copy of a draft.

BR asks all members of the IWCT for their support of a declaration concerning Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

This letter concerns a letter of Dedijer's which is in need of signatures. Schwartz, Sartre and Garaudy are all mentioned as potential signatories.

Dedijer writes of a letter which is to be published concerning a Soviet invasion in the Balkans and of a letter concerning the Bulgars.

The attached letter is addressed to certain Bulgarian authors and artists; see document .175988.

This letter is addressed to Bulgarian writers and artists who oppose a declaration that BR et al. had put forth on 9 October 1968.

Clark inquires about forms of espionage used on members of the Left.

BR asks for the support of all IWCT members for a declaration concerning Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

A copy of the declaration signed by Dellinger is at document .175993.

Farley asks if Dellinger might be able to help his friend Peter Goodman.

BR asks for the support of all IWCT members for a declaration concerning Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

Also in file: a duplicate TL(CAR) at document .175996.

Probably in response to document .175998, record 108617; it is explained that the wording of the declaration regarding Czechoslovakia is unchangeable.

Grossman agrees to sign the declaration but voices two reservations regarding its wording.

BR asks for the support of all IWCT members for a declaration concerning Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

Hernandez will not be able to sign the declaration concerning Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia, and gives his reasons.

BRPF asks for Hernandez's support for the IWCT's declaration condemning Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

BR responds to Hernandez's unwillingness to sign the declaration condemning Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

Schoenman responds to Hernandez's unwillingness to sign the declaration condemning Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

BR asks for the support of all IWCT members for a declaration condemning Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

Kasuri writes about an Urdu translation of War Crimes in Vietnam, his experience as a member of the IWCT, and the Pakistani reaction to the Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

BR thanks Kasuri for his letter and for the Urdu translation of War Crimes in Vietnam, and sends along an English volume concerning the Copenhagen session.

Schoenman thanks Kasuri for his letter, and mentions that he and Sartre are working well together.

BR asks for the support of all IWCT members for a declaration condemning Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia.

Kasuri writes about the declaration concerning Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia and suggests that an IWCT meeting take place, while pointing out his own difficulties in procuring a plane ticket were such an event to occur.