Re: Australia; Gordon wants a statement from BR for his book.

"Thank you for your letter. The Brownshirts were appalling gangs of toughs and the doctrines of Nazism were hardly veiled. As for the camps, the numbers involved in their operation and the accounts of many Germans belie the myth of ignorance. I cannot agree with you and recommend the novel of Emmanuel Litvinoff, The Lost Europeans."

Ms. is a mathematical paper; the writer is 13 years old.

Newsclip is a photo of a Vietnamese child injured in the war.

Gossage heard BR on CBS with Dwight Cook. "Our friend Al Weingand, at whose San Ysidro Ranch in Santa Barbara you stayed some years ago...." [Re UCLA.]

On the verso: notes and a message from BR in Schoenman's hand.

Goswami spells his name Goswamey in this letter.

Letter is addressed to S. Goswamey.

Translation is attached.

Gover wants information on the peace symbol.

Farley orders Hansard, 15 and 16 Nov. 1961.

Three issues of GRP News enclosed (Government Run Prostitution).

2 copies.

Re Lucy Russell.

2 copies.

2 copies.

2 copies. Pendle Hill was a Quaker Centre for "study and contemplation".

Newsclip is a photo of Granholt.

Ts. is titled "On Thinking".

Booklet is titled 12 Poems by James L. Grant. "I recall a talk you gave in the thirties at the old 1917 Club in London."

Two copies. BR promises to answer written questions for them.