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.

Remes informs Ellis that the Rabinowitz Foundation's advisory committee will meet next at the end of April.

Schoenman asks if the Rabinowitz Foundation can provide additional grant funding for the BRPF.

Rabinowitz informs Schoenman that there is no change to the current situation.

Racy congratulates BR on his letter to Khrushchev and his work for peace. He encloses a copy of a letter he is sending to the Guardian.

BR thanks Racy for his letter, and letter to the Guardian. BR further asks if Racy's acquaintance, who had previously suggested donating £20,000, is still interested in a worthwhile cause.

BR thanks Racy for his recent letter. See BR's other letter of same date to Racy, record 135346.

BR thanks May for her report from the Democratic Convention. He shares his reasons for not supporting the “peace candidates” Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy.

Racy informs BR that Racy’s Guardian article was not published. He shares the name and address of Dr. Denis Glyn, who was interested in donating £20,000 to a worthwhile cause (see 135346).

Rand sends a cheque for $20 from himself and his wife, Dr. Anna T. Rand.

Schoenman thanks Rand for his support of BR's peace work.

A client of Ranger, Burton & Shaver is preparing a will and would like to leave a legacy to the BRPF.

Wood sends literature about the BRPF to assist Ranger, Burton & Frost in the making of their client's will.

The BRPF now has a Trust Document being reviewed by Inland Trust, and hopes to soon be able to receive tax deductible gifts.

Richards sends 90th birthday wishes, and asks about contributing to the “fund”.

Schoenman asks Richards for financial support of BR's peace work.

"Please keep up the struggle. C.W.C. Richards".

Schoenman thanks Richards for his donation.

BR thanks Richards for his financial support.

BR thanks Rosenfield for his recent contribution.

Farley thanks Rosner for meeting with him, and sends a copy of BR's latest book (which was Unarmed Victory).

After seeing Ross's recent Observer letter about her admiration for BR, Schoenman asks if she is willing to contribute financially to BR's peace work.

Rothschild asks Farley to send him a letter marked “Confidential” about a matter they might discuss.

BR asks if Rothschild will meet with his secretaries about a long-term project on nuclear warfare.

Farley sends Rothschild a document outlining the BRPF, and asks if Rothschild will meet with him and a colleague.

Having seen the memorandum, Rothschild asks BR not to send a secretary to visit him.

Roussely wishes BR a Merry Christmas, and promises to write a longer letter soon.

Royon sends a copy of Cyrus Eaton's interview and discussion with Alexei Kosygin.

Schoenman asks for Ryan's financial support of BR's peace work.

Ryan sends a donation in support of BR's work.

Schoenman thanks Ryan for his "magnificent" support, and encloses (not present) a copy of BR's 90th birthday programme.

BR thanks Ryan for his support.

BR asks if Ryan is willing to make another contribution to his peace work.

Schoenman asks for Sahl's financial support of BR's peace work.

BR asks if Sainsbury will meet with two of his secretaries regarding a long-term project on nuclear warfare.

Sainsbury will meet with BR's secretaries.

Schoenman asks for Salinger's support of BR's peace work.

BR thanks Sarabhai for his recent support.

Ellis sends information of the BRPF and the Atlantic Peace Foundation, and asks Shaffer for a regular fixed contribution.

Shaffer is interested in helping the Peace Foundation "in any way I can." He could not make the private view at Woburn Abbey.

Farley acknowledges the correspondence and donation forwarded from Deutsche Bank on behalf of Maria Schenk.

Remittance of DM100 from Marie Schenk of Darmstadt, West Germany.

BR thanks Schneiderman for his recent contribution.

Schoenman hopes Schott will be able to support BR's peace work.

Schoenman asks for Sellers's support of BR's peace work.

Sellers is currently unable to provide financial support for BR's work, as Sellers is "helping the cause of peace in another way".

Holiday card from Peter and Britt Sellers.

Sellers thanks BR for thinking of her and Peter after the birth of their daughter, Victoria.

After much consideration, Sellers regrets that he is unable to provide assistance to BR in his peace work. "You don't need someone like me" but an impresario.

BR thanks Sellers for his letter, and encourages him to make a financial contribution if possible. BR also mentions a proposed television programme starring himself, Sellers, Spike Milligan, and Harry Secombe [the cast of the Goon Show].

Also in file: memoranda of a proposed collaboration with Sellers, Milligan and Secombe of a benefit for the BRPF. Documents 400880, 400883, 400886. The last has news clippings of BR and Sellers together.

Sellers reiterates that he is unable to make a material contribution to the BRPF. He will speak with Messrs. Milligan and Secombe regarding an appearance on a television programme.

Schoenman asks for Sheridan's support of BR's peace work.

Schoenman asks Signoret for financial support of BR's peace work.

Simon regrets she will not be able to meet with BR's secretaries in London.

BR asks if Simon will meet with two of his secretaries.

Schoenman asks Sinatra for his support of BR's peace work.

BR follows up on Stark's offer of a £1000 contribution to the BRPF.

Also in file: a duplicate TL(CAR), same document no.

A past due notice for the amount of £2.13.4.

BR asks if Seeger will perform a benefit concert for the BRPF.

Leventhal writes on behalf of Pete Seeger, who will not be able to perform at a benefit for the BRPF.

"I am pleased to enclose a cheque for the amount of £200 (Two hundred pounds) as a receipts due to the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation from the concert by Pete Seeger at the Royal Festival Hall in November 1966."

Leventhal requests a receipt for the £200 cheque sent in March 1967. He also requests to receive mailings regarding the International War Crimes Tribunal.

Farley sends a receipt to Leventhal and a letter (record 135405) from Russell thanking Pete Seeger for his generosity.

BR thanks Seeger for his generosity. (He had performed on 11 November 1966.)

Farley thanks Leventhal for his letters, and is sending information on the International War Crimes Tribunal to Pete Seeger.

Thorndike has been unsuccessful in garnering support for BR, but encloses her own cheque for £5.

Farley thanks Thorndike for meeting with him and Pat Pottle.

Farley thanks Thorndike for her financial support and for encountering unsympathetic people on behalf of BR.