Also in file: a TEL(X), document .192869.

Also in file: a TEL(CAR), document .192871.

On the cultural deprivations of Soviet Jews.

Mayne warns of the staging of invasion attempts by the U.S.

A press statement issued at 9:45 p.m.: "It is most likely that within a week...."

On Cuba.

BR has written at the top of the first galley proof of "To Avoid Nuclear War": "This is the article I talked to you about. I had forgotten it was in the Atlantic Monthly BR". The addressee is unknown.

BR responds to editorial queries re "A Decent Way to Live" and hopes the article will be used before Canada's federal election, mentioning both Lester Pearson and John Diefenbaker.

Published as "Prelude to Another Cold War". ALD is titled "China and the Test Ban Treaty".

BR provides greetings for a Harvard teach-in on Vietnam.

A telegram of encouragement to peace marchers who intend to cross 2 continents. "If younger would accompany them."

A printed postcard: BR "regrets that it is not possible for him to reply personally and in detail." On the address side there is a printed U.S. penny stamp.

Edith asks, presumably of a statement, "What is WNIB and when was this done?"

"WNIB is a radio station in New York. Ralph [Schoenman] does not know if this is by Bertie or not."

On nuclear testing. Followed by a handwritten note by Schoenman to Alastair Yule about expenses for a trip and instructions to "give a copy to Pravda".

Also in file; TL(CAR), document .187963.

Also in file; TEL, document .187966.

A "proposed estimate and specification of decorations" for BR's house.

A "proposed estimate and specification of decorations" for BR's house.

In German.

Also in file: two TL(CAR), documents .192998 and .192999.

Also in file: 2 TL(CAR,X), documents .193003 and .193004.

Also in file: two TL(CAR), documents .193011 and .193012.

BR sends "warmest support for your stand on behalf of Vietnamese people".

A press statement issued at 12:30 a.m.: "Kennedy's speech brings humanity to the edge of nuclear death."