Enclosure is titled "Outstanding Impressions No. 2 Bertrand Russell"; it is a transcription of a discussion about BR, in Turkish, translated into English. It includes Ilham Dilman.

On the verso of Grimble's letter to BR, described at record 61618.

BR's letter appears at the foot of Grimble's letter, described at record 61621.

On the verso of Sullivan's letter to BR, described at record 61624.

Enclosed carbon copy of a script is titled "G.M. Trevelyan by J.H. Plumb".

Enclosed is a copy of a broadcast produced by Cary, titled "British Prime Ministers Since 1900, 'David Lloyd George'".

Enclosed outline is titled "Preliminary Plan for a Series of Programmes in the Swedish Service of the BBC to Be Broadcast in Connection With the Visit of H.M. to Stockholm".

On the verso of Kallin's letter to BR, described at record 61643.

On the verso of Mosley's letter to BR, described at record 61646.

Enclosed carbon copy synopsis is titled "The Third Programme: a Survey of the First Ten Years".

A "with compliments" card to which is attached a mimeo script titled "The Story of Colonization 8. The Reaction of Europe by Geoffrey Barraclough".

Arrangements are afoot for several discussions with Muggeridge, Bronowski, and Ustinov.

On the verso of Gregson's letter to BR, described at record 61652.

On the verso of Gregson's letter to BR, described at record 61659. Dinner and discussion with Arthur Miller and Mrs. Miller [Marilyn Monroe] will be fine.

[There is no sign that the dinner took place.]

Signed "Freddie Ayer".

On the verso of Wilshin's letter to BR, described at record 61663.

On the verso of Dorothy Knight's letter to BR, described at record 61667.

Permission is sought (and given) to reprint BR's General Overseas Service Talk, "Has the Left Been Right or Wrong?"

Re a Brains Trust session.

On the verso of Knight's letter to BR, described at record 61672.

Re a Brains Trust session, apparently, with Bronowski, Alan Bullock and Rebecca West.

Enclosed newsclip, from The Sunday Times, 27 Jan. 1957, is of an article by the Abbot of Downside titled "Heaven Is Ours to Choose".

On the verso of Mosley's letter to BR, described at record 61678.

Abstract of "A Coldly Logical Argument" was appended (see record 61682); re the world situation.

Not a letter but a draft of an abstract by BR titled "Next Step", "(copy sent to Gordon Mosley BBC)".

On the verso of Mosley's letter to BR, described at record 61683.

On the verso of Gregson's letter to BR, described at record 61686.

BR is engaged to be with the Brains Trust Dining Club on 4 April 1957.

On the verso of Gregson's letter to BR, described at record 61689.

On the verso of Fuller's letter to BR, described at record 61691.

Re "The Next Step in International Relations".

On the verso of Kallin's letter to BR, described at record 61694.

BR is to discuss the place of women in our society.

On the verso of Kallin's letter to BR, described at record 61700.