BR asks if Marks will meet with his secretaries to discuss BR's long-term project concerning nuclear warfare.

Goodman informs Russell that Lord Marks is not interested in discussing BR's plans concerning nuclear warfare.

Farley asks Maugham for financial support of BR's peace work.

Somerset informs Farley that he is unable to make a financial contribution to BR's peace work.

Farley thanks Maugham for his response and refers to the “appalling gravity of the world situation”.

Farley asks Mauriac for financial support of BR's peace work.

Donald acknowledges BR's letter and will present it to Maxwell.

BR offers his thanks for Melly's generous support and sends her an unspecified booklet of his.

Farley thanks Melly for her generous support of BR's peace work. He encloses (not present) a copy of BR's 90th birthday programme.

Farley thanks Melly for hosting Pat Pottle and himself recently, as well as for Melly's financial support of BR's peace work. Farley provides the bank account address of the BR Peace Fund. 

BR thanks Melly for his support of BR's peace work.

BR thanks Meyrich for her contribution to his peace work.

Michaels asks Schoenman to outline BR's positive course of action as it pertains to peace work.

Schoenman sends (not present) Michaels a brochure outlining BR's programme of action, and requests Michaels's financial support.

Schoenman thanks Michels for his letter, and hopes he will be able to provide financial support.

Milligan promises to read BR's unspecified book of stories "at the first opportunity", and let BR know if it would make a good musical or play.

BR thanks Milligan for his letter.

As the BRPF is currently involved in multiple projects concerning the war in Vietnam, including sponsoring meetings throughout Britain and holding a National Conference of Solidarity with the Vietnamese people, BR asks for Milligan's financial support.

Milligan enquires (of "Sir Bertram") after the financial state of the BRPF, the progress of its projects, and BR's health.

BR's secretaries were unable to meet with Milligan at his recent theatre appearance, so BR asks if Milligan would contact Christopher Farley to arrange a meeting.

Farley thanks Moreno for meeting him and for her support. He asks her to find one or two other people who would be willing to provide financial support for BR's peace work.

Farley asks if the expected cheque from Morris will be forthcoming.

BR thanks Morris for his financial support of the BRPF.

Schoenman asks Murray for financial support for BR's peace work.

A list of films in which Sarah Miles had acted by 1964. At the top are filing instructions: Foundation -- Finance.

Miles was, or was to become, the wife of Robert Bolt.

Farley thanks Muste for his past support of the Committee of 100, and asks for continued support of BR's peace work.

Farley writes to request Muste's financial support of BR's peace work.

Farley has spoken to Bayard [Rustin] in hopes of meeting, but has yet to hear back from either him or Muste regarding support of BR's peace work.

Muste apologises for the delay in replying to Farley. He cannot think of anyone in his circle who would be able to offer financial support to BR's peace work, but suggests he's willing to meet with BR's New York contacts.

Farley thanks Muste for his offer to meet with BR's New York contacts.

Newman encloses a royalty cheque for $130.77 for sales of What Is Science?, to which BR contributed an essay.

BR thanks Newman for the recent royalty cheque.

Schoenman asks Newman for assistance in finding individuals who would be interested in contributing to BR's peace work.

On receiving Schoenman's letter (135278), Newman pledges to attempt to raise $10,000 in support of BR's peace work, provided the venture is agreeable to BR.

BR expresses his gratitude to Newman for his fundraising efforts in support of BR's peace work. 

Newman sends a cheque for $250, on behalf of donors Dr. Ruth Benedict, and Dr. Leon Salzman, both of Washington, D.C.

BR thanks Newman for his recently received cheque.

BR thanks Salzman for his recent financial gift.

Newman encloses several cheques from recent American donors: Madge Rosenbaum, Walter Salent, Miriam B. Klein, Fowler Harper. Newman has recently been in touch with Victor Rabinowitz of the Rabinowitz Foundation, who is interested in making a grant of $2,000-$2,500.

BR thanks Newman for his efforts, and forwards a copy of the letter he wrote to Rabinowitz. Two copies.

BR gives a brief summary of his current peace work, and requests the support of the Rabinowitz Foundation. BR talked with his partner Leonard Boudin recently.

BR thanks Rosenbaum for her support of his peace work. Two copies.

BR thanks Salant for his support. Two copies.

Newman offers his thoughts on a recent review of a book by Fred J. Cook. He mentions the "missile gap" story. He also informs BR that there are more donations to come shortly.

Newman sends three cheques totaling $450 from Bruno Rossi, Benjamin V. Cohen, Anita Robbins Gordon.

BR thanks Newman for his ongoing efforts in support of BR's peace work, "how great a help it is", and "the grand offer of the Rabinowitz Foundation".

Newman sends BR three cheques totaling $75: David Hawkins, Irving W. Winik, J.D. Hyman.

BR thanks Newman for meeting with Ralph Schoenman the previous month.

Schoenman thanks Newman for meeting with him, and agrees that a tour of the U.S. is a good idea. Schoenman asks if Newman can assist with arranging an itinerary.

Schoenman informs Newman that Christopher Farley will be touring the U.S., and asks if Newman will assist in planning the trip itinerary.

Newman sends four cheques totaling $55 from Warren Jay Vinton, Thomas C. Fichandler, Geraldine Meyrich, Vikras Sarabhai.

Newman will contact Dagmar Wilson to discuss arranging meetings between Christopher Farley and "some sympathetic individuals".

BR thanks Harper for his financial support.

BR thanks Newman for his recent letter and donations. BR will be delighted to see Erich Fromm.

Newman sends three cheques totaling $325 from Erich Fromm, Herbert Rosenfield, Harry Schneiderman. He recently had lunch with Erich Fromm, and suggests Fromm and BR might meet when Fromm is next in Europe.

BR thanks Newman for his continued support, and asks if Newman could suggest some sympathetic individuals who would like to meet with Christopher Farley on his upcoming tour of the U.S.

BR is organizing a tour of named representatives of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam, and asks if Newman will once again support BR is fundraising for these efforts.

A receipt for the electricity meter of 34 Russell Chambers was inserted between pp. 255-256 of The Collected Papers of Frederic William Maitland (Russell's Library, no. 2667). 

O'Connor asks if BR will be available to meet her and her husband (Harvey O'Connor) in early February 1966.

BR thanks O'Kearney for her recent financial contribution.

BR asks Onassis to receive two of his associates regarding BR's peace project.

Pottle thanks Owen for his recent financial support of BR's work.

BR asks Nuffield to receive two of his associates regarding BR's peace project.

Kingerlee acknowledges BR's letter, and regrets that Viscount Nuffield is both unwell and unable to contribute financially to BR's peace work.

Norman sends a $50 cheque in support of BR's peace work at James Newman's suggestion.

Schoenman thanks Norman for his recent contribution.

Farley thanks Pahov for his support of the BRPF.

Parmenter has written to Khrushchev on Yule's advice, though he does not expect a response. Parmenter encloses a postal order as a contribution to the Bertrand Russell Peace Fund.

Yule, as Treasurer, thanks Parmenter for his recent support.

Farley asks Payne to support BR's peace work.

Payne writes that he and his wife would be glad to support BR's peace work.

Farley thanks Payne and his wife for their support of BR's peace work.

BR thanks Payne for his recent generosity.

Payne asks Farley for the New Zealand address of Mr. S.A.F. Burton.

Farley provides Payne with the New Zealand address of Mr. S.A.F. Burton.

BR is an admirer of Pirelli's peace work, and would like to meet him if and when Pirelli comes to Britain. There is a second carbon copy.

Ellis forwards a revised copy of the Foundation document, as well as BR's thanks for Piel's recent communication on history.

Piel has reviewed the Foundation document and finds it to be "ultra vires".

Phipps sends BR a "story of mine to read, for my husband thinks you will find value in it." He, Henry S. Leonard, was assistant to Whitehead at Harvard.

BR thanks Phipps for her story, and asks her to suggest other people sympathetic to his work and who might be included to provide financial support to the BRPF.

BR asks Picasso to meet with two of his secretaries to discuss BR's upcoming anti-nuclear warfare project.

Papavasiliou sends BR a copy of his new book, Bertrand Russell, Heir to the Age of Enlightenment.

Letter is in Greek, with a typed translation attached.

Duplicate carbon copy of BRACERS record 42817.

Duplicate of BRACERS record 42919.

Duplicate of BRACERS record 42937.

Hickson, Lakeman and Holcombe request information on the BRPF, as their client is drawing up a will and wishes to leave a substantial sum to the BRPF.

Hickson, Lakeman and Holcombe request a response to their letter of 1966/03/27, record 135332.

Schoenman sends Hickson, Lakeman and Holcombe the requested documentation regarding the Atlantic Peace Foundation and the BRPF.

BR thanks Price for his financial contribution.

Prince asks Jordan to follow through on the BRPF's offer of contribution to the Brighton Defence Fund, with the caveat that it will be refunded should it not be needed.

Kasparova sends 10s. on behalf of Paul Ptacek of Weinbohla/Meissen.

BR asks for the financial support of the Rabinowitz Foundation.

BR thanks Keeney for her recent letter from the Rabinowitz Foundation.

The Rabinowitz Foundation has granted BR the sum of $1,000 for his research.

BR thanks Rabinowitz for the grant.