Another telegram, in the afternoon of the same day as the telegram described at record 62005.

Re the salary offer to BR at CCNY.

"I am afraid I must have seemed very mercenary, but being old and having a child of 2 whose education depends on my earnings, I am obliged to consider finance."

Re courses at UCLA: "Introduction to Philosophy" and "Philosophical Ideas in Practice" and an unspecified seminar. He could easily give a course on theory of knowledge. BR wants to avoid ethics and metaphysics.

BR views Bishop Manning's remarks "with composure". Outside lecturing.

BR wants to rebut "outrageous libels against me".

Enclosed leaflets are titled Don't Waste Your Vote!; and Do You Favour Unconditional Renunciation of the H-Bomb? If So Do Not Waste Your Vote.

A contract letter for "The Reasoning of Europeans".

A contract letter for "London Forum".

A contract letter for "Dateline London", unscripted interview.

A contract letter for a reading titled "Open Letter to Eisenhower and Kruschev". [Khrushchev]

A contract letter for "Unscripted Interview with Robert McKenzie for Station WIP", North American Service.

A contract letter for "In Perspective", London Calling Asia Service.

A contract letter for "Cultural Review: a Portrait of Bertrand Russell—Interview", East Indian Service.

A contract letter for "Press Conference".

A contract letter for "Interview in Depth—(Unscheduled)".

A contract letter for "G.E. Moore", Third Programme.

A contract letter for "In Perspective", English Talks for Asia.

A contract letter for "Atomic Energy", German Service.

A contract letter for "Asian Club".

A contract letter for "Tonight", an interview about nuclear disarmament.

A contract letter for "By the Way (Opt. Out)".

A contract letter for "Woman's Hour: Out of the News—Nuclear Disarmament Interview with Joan Yorke".

A contract letter for "Wednesday Magazine—Interview on Your New Book: Fact and Fiction".

A contract letter for "Today has Man a Future—Interview with George Scott". A carbon copy is attached.

Enclosed flyer advertises films narrated by Rev. Booth.

Brisbane suggests that BR make educational films.

Brisbane writes again on his suggestion that BR make educational films.

Brisbane refers to BR's reply to his previous letter. He is sending BR's reply to MGM studios.

Attached copy of an invoice is for payment to BR for a newsreel story titled "Russell Newsmag."

On the verso of Bennett's letter to BR, described at record 62046, dated 21 April 1958.

Lloyd is writing on behalf of Elaine Grand.

On the verso of T. Sayers Lloyd's letter to BR, described at record 62048, dated 4 August 1958.

Lloyd is writing on behalf of Elaine Grand.

On the verso of Lloyd's letter to BR, described at record 62051, dated 12 August 1958.

On the verso of MacRae's letter to BR, described at record 62056 and dated 10 Nov. 1959.

On the verso of Swarbrick's letter to BR, described at record 62060, dated 18 Dec. 1959.
 

This signed and dated dictated response (in Edith Russell's hand) appears on the front of the telegram from Boyle to BR, described at record 62063, dated 4 June 1960.

On the verso of MacRae's letter to BR, described at record 62065, dated 26 Jan. 1961.

On the verso of BR's letter to Roderick Barry, described at record 62074.

On the verso of BR's letter to Engel of the CBC, dated 27 Sept. 1961, described at record 62073.

BR has the highest admiration for Vanessa Redgrave.

On the verso of Irwin's letter to BR, described at record 62083, dated 11 Feb. 1955.
 

On the verso of Irwin's letter to BR, described at record 62085, dated 18 June 1955.
 

At the foot of page 2 of Irwin's letter to BR, described at record 62087, dated 9 July 1955.

Cheque stub is for BR's contribution to Murrow's "Small World", a tv programme.

On the verso of Murrow's letter to BR, described at record 62096, dated 13 Oct. 1958.

Enclosed newsclip, from the New York Herald Tribune, concerns the "Small World" programme in which BR appeared.

Attached is the title page of a transcription McClure said he enclosed in the letter of "Small World".

On the verso of the second page of McClure's telegram to BR, described at record 62100, dated 18 Jan. 1960.