Ts. is author's "Theory of Autodeism".

At the top is a draft reply in C. Farley's hand.

Re the Sino-Indian border conflict.

BR addressed his reply to Sahit Mohan Chadrabarty.

Ts. title is "The Justice of Nuclear War", by Chalfan.

Re: National Review.

"Thank you for your letter of July 10. I am pleased to learn that the civil defence hoax has been abandoned in Oregon as a result of the Columbus Day storm. It is encouraging that a non-Communist storm has convinced people of the stupidity of hoping to protect civilian populations from nuclear attack."

Otherwise known as His Royal Highness King Sanjayan of Panthala.

Ts. is titled "Summary of 'The Faith'", by Chandler.

Ts. is titled "Diffusion of Ideas", by Chandler.

"I cannot bear to contemplate what will happen to young people like yourself if there is another world war, and I would do anything I can think of to prevent it."

Ts. is titled "A Study of Human Behaviour" by Chari.

On verso of Charters' letter.

"Thank you very much for your letter. I have written about Shaw in my book Portraits from Memory. His positive proposals were invariably silly but his social criticisms were both just and devastating."

In Hindi(?).

Pamphlet is titled A Technical Report on Radiation, by Chaudhuri.

Ts. title is "Accidental Arrangement", by Cheda.

"You may be right in saying that I over-simplify issues, but I am not persuaded that this is the case. What you say about Christ and Barrabas is hardly relevant. Nobody would have voted for pardoning Barrabas if it had been part of the proposal that those who so voted should be crucified in his place. This would be a nearer analogy to the present situation. I do not mean that I feel any certainty of success for our cause, but I think that success is sufficiently possible to keep hope alive."

BR's letter includes this message: "The danger of nuclear war is the greatest threat which has ever confronted the human race. It is the duty of us all to struggle to prevent such a disaster before it is too late."

Sent by 8 physicists.

On verso of Chinebuah's letter.

Distressed he can't arrange to see Ching's dying ex-wife.

Also from Cecil W. Davies.