Ts. is titled "The Universe Out There".

On verso of Neville's letter.

Not a letter but publications of the New Bridge, a registered charity.

Originally filed in J's.

BR's response is addressed to "Mrs. Robert Newman".

Printed invitation.

Re seeing BR represented at Madame Tussaud's Waxworks.

Thank-you letters for gifts of clothing.

Re return of "The Perplexities of Forstice" manuscript to BR; gives permission to exhibit it before return; BR's writing habits.

Receipt for donation of $10,000 to the Lucy Martin Donnelly Fellowship Fund.

Re: W.S. Blunt.

On verso of Negri's letter.

Nottingham Circle of the Newman Association.

Newton notes BR sent a message of support in 1955 to a Yorkshire Youth Conference against the H-bomb. He asks for a message for this year's conference, "Citizens of Tomorrow".

Note in Edith Russell's hand at top that secretary is to send not a formal message but wishes for success.

Not a letter but a newsletter, no. 1, Feb. 1960, titled New World Symphony.

Ney-Hoch's letter is at foot of ts. titled "Let Those Who Would Have Us Die for the Lofty Bill of Human Rights, Learn Themselves to Live by the Principles They Pretend to Uphold!".

Ney-Hoch's letter is at the foot of the ts. described at record 26947.

Ts. is titled "Atom's Call", and signed with his pen name, Louis Nicol. Newsclip from the Star-Sentinel, Orlando, Florida, is about Russell and Einstein.

Also a translation of the telegram.

Poem is titled "The Road Ahead".

Untitled ts. is an anti-war statement.

Ts. is titled "Open Letter to U.S. People". Photo and a sketch are of a sculpture by Nishikawa.

Newsclip from Chicago Tribune, 3 March 1961, concerns "black box". There is some doubt that the letter is from 2 people, but the signature seems too long for 1 name.

Ts. is titled "Notes on Bertrand Russell's Why I Am Not a Christian".

Note at top of letter in BR's hand: "Acknowledge with thanks".

Humanist prayer by G. Brock Chisholm.

The reply is typed on the verso of Noseda's letter. BR tells the writer that he is the kind of idiot "which believes what it reads in the newspapers".

On the verso of Notari's letter. BR offers advice on publishing her dead fiancé's, Vittorio Bertelli's, philosophical writings.

Derry Novak wrote from McMaster. He once mentioned to K. Blackwell his interest in the pamphlet he asked BR about.

Originally filed in N's.

"Thank you for your book Topics of the Day and for the very kind inscription. I have read the book with very great interest and approval, and have found myself in agreement with almost everything you say in it. The only matter about which I feel doubts is Kashmir; but I do not know enough about that question to have a very decided opinion. I noted with particular pleasure what you say about world government and about the population question." [Book is not extant in BR's library.] Originally filed in N's; BR's letter is addressed to Novasha.

Originally filed as Novasha.