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.

BR thanks Thorndike for her support.

Martin thanks Farley for sending him literature, and offers  "to give Bertrand Russell or a henchman a platform and a large appreciative audience in the best Grammar School in the country".

Schoenman thanks Turner for his letter. There is a second carbon.

Farley thanks Clements for his recent Tribune column as Francis Flavius.

A Deed of Covenant form from Marilyn Thompson to the Atlantic Peace Foundation for the annual sum of $20. 

Attached is a note from Christopher Farley to Pamela Wood, "PAM, This is not a deed of covenant as it's in dollars & the banker's order was not completed. Please write her a reminder at end of year."

Schoenman thanks Tönnies for his offer of 1,000 DM, and expresses a wish to coordinate the efforts of the BRPF with the DFU (German Peace Union) party.

Farley thanks Towb for his gift to the BRPF.

Farley thanks Clements for running an advertisement for the BRPF in Tribune.

BR thanks Vinton for his recent contribution to his work for peace.

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

Schoenman asks Watson-Watt for financial support fo the BRPF.

Wells will send another cheque "on my return to Zurich next month." The letter is mis-dated "7 Jan. 63".

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

Wells sends a cheque for £50.

BR thanks Wells for his support.

Schoenman thanks Wells for his generosity and got his name from Charles Ellis.

Wells thanks BR for his note and states that the world owes a great debt to him.

Schoenman sends Wells a copy of BR's 90th birthday tribute programme.

Schoenman sends Wells copies of History of the World in Epitome.

Wells thanks Schoenman for the 90th birthday programme, and requests copies of History of the World.

BR asks if Wells will be travelling to the UK, so they can meet to discuss BR's peace work.

Wells will not be in England, but would be happy to meet with BR's secretaries if they are in Switzerland over the summer. Wells' main interest is in civil liberties.

BR will be in touch when his secretaries will be able to visit Zurich.

Farley writes, on the recommendation of Andree Molly, to ask for Williams's support of BR's peace work.

Wells sends a cheque for £100.

Schoenman thanks Wells for his contribution.

Wells has met with two of BR's secretaries about the BRPF, and sends a cheque for £500. He has purchased and sent Unarmed Victory to 10 of his friends.

Schoenman thanks Wells for his generosity.

BR thanks Wells for his generosity, "which has delighted me".

BR thanks Wells for his contribution on the formation of the Foundations, and encloses (not present) literature about the BRPF.

Wells writes to encourage Ralph Schoenman to reach out to Roger Baldwin, as well as the Ethical Culture Society in America.

Wells encourages Ralph Schoenman to reach out to Roger Baldwin at the International League for the Rights of Men in New York City.

There is a handwritten note from Schoenman to Pamela Wood to write to Baldwin, and enclose literature, and a draft reply to Wells. There is a carbon of Wells' letter.

Schoenman thanks Wells for suggesting writing to Roger Baldwin.

Wells is sorry he missed Schoenman in Zurich, but will return in the spring.

Wells sends an unspecified contribution to the BRPF.

BR thanks Wells for his contribution, and promises to have "compiled for you an itemization of our work in the near future." There is a second carbon.

BR sends Wells the promised material regarding the BRPF. The signed ribbon copy of the letter was not sent. There is a carbon and a covering note on BRPF letterhead, document 400911.

BR sends an overview of the work, accomplishments, and preparations after six months of the BRPF's existence. A note at the top states "6 month report" (since the Foundation was started in September 1963).

2 copies.

BR asks for Wells's assistance in financing two campaigns, one concerning U.S. politician Barry Goldwater, the other concerning the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy.

BR asks Wells for his support concerning activities surrounding the treatment of Lee Harvey Oswald, and mediation efforts in both Cyprus and the Arab-Israeli dispute.

"It is with profound grief that I have to inform all friends of the death of Clement Wells on October 17th 1964 at his beloved home in Zürich."

BR offers condolences on the death of Clement Wells.

Russell reiterates his condolences after the death of Clement Wells, and asks if Mrs. Wells would be willing to meet with his secretaries.

Wells thanks BR for his letter, but due to the delay in settling her late husband's estate she is currently unable to assist the BRPF.

BR offers to share the upcoming plans of the BRPF with Wells, and asks for her financial support.

BR asks for Wells's financial support of an upcoming film the BRPF is producing, regarding the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy.

Graf Von Westphalen thanks BR for his peace efforts. He encloses DM500 on behalf of the Deutsche Friedens Union Executive. A summary translation is attached.

BR thanks von Westphalen for the Deutsche Friedens Union's support.

Ellis thanks Wilson for her letter and for any support she may be able to give.

Wilson is alarmed at the prospect of BR retiring from his oeace work. As such she has sent copies of Ellis's letter to "several key women" to ask for ideas on supporting the BRPF.

Farley thanks Wise for meeting with him, and encloses some documents highlighting the work of the BRPF. He asks Wise not to contact Robert Ryan or Steve Allen as they have both already contributed to the BRPF.

On behalf of his brother Robert, Wise sends a draft for £90. (It would be for the BR Peace Fund.)

Farley thanks Wise for his donation to the BRPF.

Wise thanks Farley for sending information on BR's work. He provides his address in the U.S.

Farley thanks Wise for sending £90 on behalf of his brother Robert.

BR thanks Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe for their generosity towards his peace work.

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

Schoenman asks for the support of Tung and the World Peace Research Association.

Schoenman writes that BR is happy to accept Tung's invitation to be an adviser to the WPRA. Schoenman asks for Tung's help in "securing as many messages as possible from people who wish to convey their sense of obligation to [BR] for all that he has done on behalf of human survival ..." to be presented at BR's upcoming 90th birthday celebration.

Ellis sends a brochure describing the work of the BRPF, and hopes Zeller will be willing to meet with him in London.

BR thanks King Faisal for his generous financial support of the BRPF. There is a second carbon.

2 copies.

BR asks for King Faisal's continued financial support.

BR sends thanks to Wahba for sending a cheque for £1,000 on behalf of King Faisal.

Duplicate of record 65159.

Wahba sends a cheque for £1,000 on behalf of King Faisal. Two photocopies.

BR asks for King Faisal's continued financial support of the BRPF. He would be grateful if Faisal would host two of his secretaries to discuss the situation in Yemen.

King Faisal sends a cheque for £1,000 to the BRPF, as well as his greetings for the New Year.

Document is a translation; original letter is not extant here. He refers to BR's letter of 1965/01/06.

Duplicate of record 65154.

Schoenman forwards a letter from BR to Prince Fahid Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud

BR looks forward to meeting Prince Fahad when he is in England, as he is anxious to discuss the work of the BRPF.

The items summarized are dated from September 1963 to February 1964. The summaries are detailed and should lead to identifying documents.

Zaki thanks Wahba for meeting with him recently.

The items summarized are dated from September 1963 to February 1964. The summaries are detailed and should lead to identifying documents and publications.

The items summarized are dated from 1962 to 1963. The summaries are detailed and should lead to identifying documents and publications.

Duplicate of record 65150.

The items summarized are dated from September 1963 to February 1964. The summaries are detailed and should lead to identifying documents and publications.

Duplicate of record 65148.

Schoenman and Johnson thank bin Zagr for his hospitality.

BR thanks Zagr for his kindness to BR's secretaries.

Duplicate of record 65145.

Duplicate of record 65146.

BR asks if Faisal will meet with his two secretaries, Ralph Schoenman and Nick Johnson, in Riyadh.

Duplicate of record 65151.

BR sends his "recent voluminous work" to Faisal.

Duplicate of record 7645.

Duplicate of record 65152.

Photocopy of original letter in Arabic, with translation.

Schoenman and Johnson thank Faisal for his "great kindness to us during our valuable and informative stay in Saudi Arabia."

Kolko's typed change of address note is crossed out; a handwritten note to Farley reads, "Dear Chris, Very busy right now, but we can keep in touch at this address. Best wishes, Gabriel."

Kolko moved to Toronto, Canada in early August 1970.

Nakao's handwritten change of address note.

"Please take note of my new address. Thank you in advance."

"Dear Chris, Here's that literature list I mentioned. If S.C.R.E.W. gets going next year, it could be very useful for getting information out and around. See you, Vic Schoenbach."

Change of address notice for Professor Shigetoshi Iwamatsu, of Nagasaki.

Change of address for the Acquisitions Department of the Hoover Institution.

Fleet sends thanks for copies of the Federazione's pamphlet "Unity and Victory", and returns a list of sympathetic contacts.

Change of address card.

Change of address card.

Change of address card.

Form letter inviting "participants in the original scheme" to a book launch hosted at the University of Nottingham. The party is for their book on poverty.