Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

BR praises Johnson's peace efforts but criticizes his policy towards Cuba.

Publlished as "The U.S. and Cuba".

On the U.S. and Cuba.

On the U.S. and Cuba.

On the U.S. and Cuba.

On the U.S. and Cuba.

On the U.S. and Cuba.

On the U.S. and Cuba.

Published as "Would Halt U.S. Flights Over Cuba".

On the U.S. and Cuba.

Published as "A U.S. 'Blind Spot'".

Published as "Legality in Cuba".

Published as "A British View of U.S. Cuba Policy".

Published as "U.S. Cuban Attitude Questioned by Russell".

On the U.S. and Cuba.

Published as "The US, the USSR, and Cuba".

On the U.S. and Cuba.

Published as "Cuba and the U.S."

On the U.S. and Cuba.

Published as "Le Respect des Droits de Cuba pour Assurer la Paix Universelle".

On the U.S. and Cuba.

On the U.S. and Cuba.

On the U.S. and Cuba.

On the U.S. and Cuba.

On the U.S. and Cuba.

Also in file: a TL(CAR).

Although the letter is signed by BR, there are many revisions, and it must have been retyped.

Published ironically as "Friends of Peace". The letter concerns the Labour Party's foreign policies.

BR provides a statement on behalf of Vanessa Redgrave's songs against apartheid.

On Fidel Castro's recent interview with the New York Times.

Also in file: seven TL and TL(CAR), being various drafts. The top copy, on BRPF letterhead, is much revised in Schoenman's hand.

Published as "For Inspection".

A covering letter asking the recipient to endorse an anti-Goldwater manifesto.

"Unsent". Also in file: three TL(CAR).

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

On Edward Crankshaw's articles and in praise of Khrushchev.

Also in file: three TL(CAR).

BR includes a message for Tass's Youth Forum.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

On President Johnson's appeasement of Goldwater; in praise of Khrushchev.

On the refusal to publish BR's letters on Soviet anti-Semitism.

BR ends a typed copy of his statement on Nehru's death with the closing of a letter to Arnoni.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

Schoenman includes literature on Vietnam for Mrs. Christiansen of New Zealand.

Schoenman includes the text of a cable from BR for a demonstration in New York.

Peretz requests greetings from BR for a Harvard teach-in on Vietnam.

Schoenman encloses a message for a meeting on behalf of Cyprus's independence from NATO.

On Judge Roy W. Harper's sentencing of Russell Goddard.

BR includes his comments on the war in Vietnam.

Schoenman has noted instructions at the top regarding sending copies to the Vietnamese, Chinese and NLF in Prague; also Chuong.

Also in file; TL(CAR), document .187231.

Also in file; TL(CAR), document .187240. Page 2 of letter.

Also in file; TL(CAR), document .187260.

Also in file; 2 TL(CAR), documents .187289, .187290.

Also in file; TL(CAR), document .187295.

Lamont encloses a letter to the New York Times from John E. Ullmann.

A draft, much revised in Schoenman's hand, of document .026542.

Published later as "For Inspection".

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

Schoenman encloses 2 pages of answers to questions on the IWCT submitted by Alexander at the London editorial office of Der Spiegel.

Schoenman encloses "Bertrand Russell's Answers to Questions from Kyodo News Service".

Rathgeber asks for a "solidarity-telegram" for the SDS demonstration of Nov. 28.

BR encloses a statement on Vietnam for a meeting in Finland.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

BR encloses his "Message to the Demonstration in Zurich on February 4 1967", on Vietnam.

Farley encloses a message for an anti-Vietnam movement in Spain.

Martin requests a message from BR for a Vietnam week in Spain.

Griswold tells Martin that his request for a message from BR did not reach him in time for his meeting.

Martin requests a message for a meeting on Vietnam in Spain by the end of January.

Davis forwards H.B. Martin's letter (document .148653).

BR encloses (on audiotape?) a "Message from Bertrand Russell to the Meeting at the University of Toronto, March 11, 1967".

Schoenman prepared another message, which was not sent "because Chris had already taped and sent a message from Wales" (note at top of document .173879).

BR encloses a message for an Italian demonstration of March 17.

BR encloses a statement for a rally in Osaka, Japan, on March 18.

Schoenman encloses a message from BR for an Austrian demonstration on Vietnam.

Kramer requests a message from BR for his group's monthly, Aktiv, concerning Vietnam.

Farley encloses BR's "Answers to Expressen (Stockholm), May 4, 1967".

BR admires Americans who "resist the atrocities committed daily in their name in Vietnam." Brown may use BR's letter in any way.

On Régis Debray and Herbert Matthews in regard to Castro and Guevara.