Not a letter but a draft statement against the British government's decision to resume nuclear testing. Two separate carbons.

Enclosed statement outlines the beliefs of Women Against War.

Enclosed pamphlet is titled Theories of Terror.

BR encloses a £10 cheque for Everyman III.

Letter is titled "Christmas Message from: the Earl and Countess Russell" and is sent to Chandler at H.M. Prison, Ford.

Letter is titled "Christmas Message from: the Earl and Countess Russell" and is sent to Dixon at H.M. Prison, Spring Hill.

Letter is titled "Christmas Message from: the Earl and Countess Russell" and is sent to Hatton at H.M. Prison, Spring Hill.

Letter is titled "Christmas Message from: the Earl and Countess Russell" and is sent to Lock at H.M. Prison, Wormwood Scrubs.

Letter is titled "Christmas Message from: the Earl and Countess Russell" and is sent to Randle at H.M. Prison, Wormwood Scrubs.

This organization is called the Union Mondiale des Libres Penseurs in France and the Weltunion der Freidenker in Germany.

On the verso of the previous entry, record 60338. A scribbled out, abandoned draft.

Dictated draft in Edith Russell's hand, quoting the porter on casuistry in Macbeth. Marked "Not sent".

Dated "Baghdad Hotel, Friday".

Attached is a leaflet titled Factory for Peace.

Attached are four typed drafts, three of which are dated 7 Jan.

Resignation from Presidency of C100.

Enclosed periodical is titled Call to Women; mimeo letters are between Harold Macmillan and Women Against War.

Letter of condolence on Helen Allegranza's death.

Written in pencil in Farley's hand is a draft of the document at record 60350.

A note in Edith Russell's hand re Scott bringing 3 people to tea.

Attached note in Edith Russell's hand: "Has this been answered?"

Not a letter but a statement re dissent within the forces.

Not a letter but a statement of support for two airmen being court-martialled for writing to Peace News. Aline drawn through it, and the letter marked "Unsent".

Not a letter but a statement of support for two airmen being court martialled for writing to Peace News, titled "Press Statement issued 19 February 1963".

Not a letter but notes in Ralph Schoenman's hand re the court martial of airmen Michael Mckenna and E. Parker.

BR includes a message for a meeting in the body of the letter.

"Bertrand Russell is coming as my house guest next week."

A typed transcription is attached.

Edith agrees to become a sponsor of the Congress.

BR encloses in the body of the letter a message for a demonstration on the Clyde against the Polaris Base there.

Brittain writes as Chairman of the Board of Peace News.

Attached is a carbon draft of a postscript headed "**Note".

BR answers to 9 questions on foreign policy for Antioch College students.

Letter is addressed incorrectly to E.M.H. Tomkinson. On not preventing Fascists from meeting publicly.

Enclosed is a carbon copy of a letter by Davies to the editor of The Observer.

Form letter addressed to "Dear Friend". Edith Russell is listed as a sponsor. Attached is a mimeo titled "Press Release April 5, 1963", letterhead of the same group.

BR sends proceeds of fund collected by the Welsh Neighbours and Friends for BR.

Two copies.

Not a letter but a statement re the British government's nuclear war policy. The statement was intended for a demonstration sponsored by the Welsh Committee of 100. Attached is a leaflet advertising the demonstration.

Two separate carbon copies.

Attached is a carbon titled "Statement for Conference of World Freethinkers, July 26-29, 1963 by Bertrand Russell".

In support of BR's candidacy for the rectorship.

Jones was a student of BR's.