The letter is typeset with this copy designated for BR.

Johnson's name and address are crossed out, for some reason.

Clip concerns atomic age peace formula for UN equal to the H-bomb.

Letter is a mimeo'd Christmas letter with a handwritten message to BR at the top.

Also addressed to Dr. Soper and "NR Cousins".

Enclosed are several letters to British officials and world figures and a typescript "Working Evolution".

All are mimeo'd and none are entered separately, because (as the author admits) he is "insane".

Letter has "Chris!" marked on it, as if he [Christopher Farley] should draft the reply.

Pacifism; Cuban Missile Crisis.

Note in Edith Russell's hand at top: "Ans. (3rd pers.)"

Ts. is freshly typed copy of BR's "Ten Commandments".

Ts. is on union unemployment; petition, on prosperity.

A student of A.N. Whitehead at Radcliffe.

On verso of mim.

Letter addressed to "Dear Ladies" from G.S. Jones for the secretary and members of the Mothers' Union.

Clip concerns a peace pledge by W. Germany.

She's 99 and quotes BR: "Think clearly, feel kindly".

The writer is now 100 years of age.

Thanks for "the lovely tea party yesterday afternoon".

Re: Jesus Christ's historical existence.

Return address name is Joseph Chervalli.

"In Has Man a Future, when I say that authoritative American experts do not consider that Britain seriously contributes to Western military strength, I am quoting primarily the opinion of Dr. Herman Kahn. In his book On Thermonuclear War you can find references to similar statements by many American strategists and military leaders. I read in the papers about the Birmingham University debate on unilateralism, and was most interested in the result. Leading powers among the uncommitted nations, e.g. Egypt, India and Yugoslavia have made it quite clear on many occasions, the latest being the Belgrade Conference, that they seek to strengthen the position of nations who refuse to be tied to the power politics of either military bloc. It is perfectly true, however, that the leaders of these countries have not publicly supported British unilateralism. In Mr. Nehru's case, for example, I know this is because he is unwilling to appear to interfere in the internal affairs of another country."

Ts. is titled "Which Way Forward?".

On verso of Joseph's letter.

Enclosed is by G.V. Desani from Illustrated Weekly of India.

On verso of Jishi's letter.

Typescripts concern the genealogy of Beatrice Webb.

Title of pamphlet is "Lettre d'un Français aux Presidents des USA et de l'URSS".

Re: The Utility of a Knowledge of Greek—science is of more use for philosophy, according to BR.

Good letter.

Re: logic examinations, the stuffiness of academic life, the Jesuits, and Father Copleston (misspelled in BR's letter as Copplestone).

Envelope is 1 of 2 (other being returned to Jurist) postmarked "Bertrand, Nebraska" and "Russell, Illinois", and autographed by BR.

Re: Romanian political prisoners—Herbert Zilber, Alexandru Samitca.

Agrees to meet Albert D. Kahn, author of books on Cold War and the case of Harvey Matusow and the FBI.