On the verso of Smith's letter to BR, described at record 61902.

BR doesn't need 8 minutes to discuss the future of mankind.

"Profoundly shocking in its pessimism".

Enclosure is a copy of a briefing titled "Recording of Reminiscences about Rabindranath Tagore".

Enclosure is a question sent in by a listener which BR is asked to answer.

A carbon copy of this copy is attached.

BR regards both Denis Healey and Richard Wollheim as "very whole-hearted opponents" of his policy.

In defence of Wollheim and Healey.

BR turns down a nuclear discussion with Healey and Wollheim.

Enclosed typescript is a suggested agenda for an interview of BR by Singleton for broadcast 18 May 1962, the interview to be conducted May 6. The ms. for BR's replies exists in RA, as does an audio tape of this scripted interview.

Not a letter but a "with compliments" card to which is attached a preliminary script titled "'The Life and Times of Bertrand Russell' a Birthday Tribute". There are transcriptions of the interviews with Sir Julian and Lady Huxley, Leonard Woolf, Miles Malleson, A.J. Ayer, Robert Boothby, Michael Foot. There is also a typed "shot list" of the film and a "rough cut" transcription at the end of the file.

A signed carbon copy, headed "Reply Sheet", is attached.

Not a letter but a contract for the programme "Bertrand Russell"; BR is to receive 500 guineas.

Not a letter but a contract for the programme "Bertrand Russell". BR is to receive 500 guineas. BR's copy and signed by BR, headed "Reply Sheet", but apparently not returned to the BBC.

Hewitt offers Schoenman a fee for helping produce "Bertrand Russell".

This letter contract replaced that in the document at record 61942.

Not a letter but notes by Schoenman on a notepad, titled "File under B.B.C. T.V. Programme on Bertie".

Re "Open End", the tv programme.

Enclosed is a carbon copy of a letter Boothby sent to Malcolm Brown.

BR's reply is typed on the same sheet as the letter described at record 61953.

BR's reply is typed on the same sheet as the letter described at record 61954.

BR's reply is typed on the same sheet as the letter described at record 61955.

Re "Open End".

A contract letter for "Speaking Personally", to be broadcast 7 June 1951.

A contract letter for "Western Outlook" and "Freedom and the Philosopher".

A contract letter for four portraits: A.N. Whitehead, Lytton Strachey, J.M. Keynes, D.H. Lawrence, and Sydney and Beatrice Webb.

A contract letter for "Question Time".

A contract letter for "Home Service (London)". Re 6 "Portraits from Memory".

A contract letter for "The Hydrogen Bomb".

A contract letter for "Question Time".

A contract letter for "The Brains Trust, No. 22".

A contract letter for "London Forum": 3 discussions.

A contract letter for "Books That Influenced Me in Youth" (2).

Another contract letter for "Books That Influenced Me in Youth" (2).

A third contract letter for "Books That Influenced Me in Youth" (2).

A contract letter for "London Forum".

A contract letter for "The Brains Trust".

A contract letter for "London Forum" (2).

A contract letter for "The Next Step in International Relations".

A contract letter for "The Next Step in International Relations", German transmission.

On the verso of the letter described at record 61987.

A contract letter for "Population Control in Asia".

A contract letter for "He has Spanned an Era".

A contract letter for "The Brains Trust".

A contract letter for "Gilbert Murray—Appreciation".

A contract letter for "The Brains Trust".

A contract letter for "The European Complex" and "What Is Distinctive in European Culture".

A contract letter for "London Forum": "Science and Survival".

A contract letter for "London Forum": "The Limits of Tolerance".

A contract letter for "Joseph Conrad Programme".

A contract letter for "Voices in the News".

A contract letter for "The World and the Observer".

A contract letter for "Home Service (London)": "Christmas Day Programme".

Re obstacles to accepting CCNY offer.