Included in the body of the letter is a message.
 

Enclosed ts. are statements about meetings in India with Ralph Schoenman and Pat Pottle, by Krishna Kumar and C.A. Menon. Both men complain about Schoenman's alleged behaviour in India.
 

Two carbon copies. BR's letter is in defence of Ralph Schoenman.
 

Included in the body of the letter is a message.
 

Included in the body of the letter is a message.
 

Mimeos are letters of recommendation and work performance appraisals for Jaura, who was seeking to head a BRPF office in India.
 

Three carbon copies. A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

Enclosed bulletin is Bulletin, no. 1 of the Academy.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

Not a letter but a signed ts. titled "Statement on the Death of Nehru". A different typing of the ts., titled "Statement from Lord Russell on the Death of Nehru", with a carbon copy, is attached.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Message to the Indian Branch". Two carbon copies.
 

Not a letter but a ts. apparently by BR on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the emancipation of India and Pakistan "from Alien rule...." Re the British Commonwealth.
 

Not a letter but a ts. statement apparently by BR re nuclear war.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Statement for International Use to N.C. Zamindar".
 

Not a letter but a "Statement by Bertrand Russell for September 2nd Anniversary".
 

Not a letter but a statement on the Indian-Pakistan war. Two complete copies and two copies of an earlier and shorter version.

Earlier ts. is dated 23 Sept. 1965.

Not a letter but a statement condemning the United States for its part in a "counter-revolutionary blood-bath" in Indonesia.
 

Enclosed is a copy of The Nation, 12 April 1965, containing an article by Cook on U.S.-Iranian affairs.
 

Enclosed ts. is a draft message requested by an Iranian Students' Organization.
 

A greeting card for the New Year, 1963.
 

An open letter inviting the recipient to a meeting in the House of Commons re Iraqi state repressions.
 

Not a letter but a press statement on political oppression in Iraq, for the International Conference on Political Prisoners in Iraq.
 

Not a letter but a press statement on use of poison gas against the Kurds.
 

Not a letter but a message of greeting to Iraqi students. Two carbon copies.
 

Dated Feb. 21, no year.
 

Enclosed documents pertain to the Peace March of 100 Communities of Umbria and Tuscany, scheduled for 18 March 1962.
 

Not a letter but a "copy of cable sent to Peace March of Italy". See record 63160 for the publication lead.
 

A "with compliments" card attached to copies of L'Opinion Européenne, one of which contains an article by Zanetti on BR's imprisonment.

Enclosed ts. is a copy of a speech by Capitini at a peace rally in Rome; a newsclip, from Paese Sera, is a report of the same rally. The report says that BR's message was published on Saturday, 17 March 1962, in Paese Sera. The message is described at record 63154.
 

Enclosed message is typed over the letter's salutation, and is titled "Message to Italian Marchers around Altamura, January 13th, 1963". Another copy of the message is attached. The text of the letter is not present.
 

Walker was writing on behalf of J.D. Bernal, Chairman of the Council.
 

The writer asks for a message from BR; enclosed papers have to do with the peace movement in Italy.

A message for a peace march in Italy is included in the body of the letter.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

Not a letter but a press statement on the death of Pope John XXIII.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.

A message is included in the body of the letter.

A handwritten draft of this letter appears on the face of Monti's letter to BR, described at record 63173.
 

Not a letter but a message presumably by BR, titled "Message to Danilo Dolci".
 

A form letter inviting recipients to the 2nd World Conference Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs, 6-15 August, 1956, Japan.
 

A form letter re the 2nd World Conference Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs, 6-15 August, 1956, Japan.

Enclosed mimeo sets out conference details.
 

A form letter asking for a message for the 2nd World Conference Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs, 6-15 August, 1956, Japan.

Enclosed mimeo is a conference programme. A note written across the top of the letter indicates that BR did reply with a message.
 

An unsigned carbon copy is attached.
 

Enclosed leaflets pertain to the Congress to be convened in Kyoto, 18-21 Oct. 1957.
 

Koiwai writes as Chief Director of the Toyohashi Citizens' Association longing for peace.
 

Koiwai writes as Chief Director of the Toyohashi Citizens' Association longing for peace.
 

Koiwai writes as Chief Director of the Toyohashi Citizens' Association longing for peace.
 

Koiwai writes as Chief Director of the Toyohashi Citizens' Association longing for peace.
 

Enclosed ts. is titled "Resolution of the Specialists Commission on Radiation".
 

Enclosed mimeos are titled "Tokyo Declaration", "Appeal to the United Nations and the Governments of the World", and "Recommendations on Common Actions for the Prohibition of Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs and for Disarmament".
 

Letter of introduction for Ichiro Moritaki.
 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Appeal for Action for Cancellation of Eniwetok Nuclear Test Schedule".
 

Enclosed periodical is no. 4, vol. 5, of No More Hiroshimas!, published by the council, containing B&R C58.23.
 

Enclosed ms. explains the symbol on a stamp (affixed) commemorating the Centennial of Keio University.
 

Not a letter but a message to the students of Keio University. On the verso of the enclosure at record 63199.
 

Enclosed leaflet is a synopsis of the conference.
 

Enclosed leaflet is a synopsis of the Fourth World Conference Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs and for Disarmament, Tokyo, 12-20 August 1958.