Ts. copy of BR's letter headed by summary of Bull's article, "The Olfactory Drive in Dislike".

Typed copy of letter on same sheet of paper as his letter to Nina Bull and filed there; typing is upside down from the rest of the typing on the page.

Letter typed on musical score of "Vivamos en Paz" by Buligovich.

Note at top: "I tried to fight your cause!"

Re Time's letter: "The fact that Time has no better argument than President Kennedy does not surprise me in the least."

BR's original returned and annotated: "Did you receive the book I had sent by airmail—The Furtive War? Use for postage."

"I have received The Furtive War which is of great interest."

Encl. is "Radiation Carcinogenesis: a New Hypothesis", by Burch. Mrs. Burch is daughter of Frank Ramsey.

2 poems by Burd on philosophy are enclosed.

Leaflet concerns Ligue de Défense Moderne.

"... my knowledge of French is not so good as to enable me to read it at great speed...."

At top: "An Exhibitionist".

Ts. is his self-obituary; letter to Shanker's Weekly.

Poem titled "Return from Rocketing".

The letter is a poem, "The Block-House", addressed to BR.

Poem titled "Any Cemetery Town".

"I am very heartened by the support I have been receiving from Canadians and the effectiveness of the movement in Canada."

Pamphlet is Tales and Legends of the Dells by Campbell.

Re: Cuban Missile Crisis.

Newsclip is of poem by Campbell titled "Joy of Life".

Ts. is titled "The Green Front in the Pre-Sahara".

Letters are to Purdie-Campbell from Le Ministre de la Reconstruction des Travaux Publics et des Transports and Le Ministre de l'Agriculture et de la Reforme Agraire in Algeria.

Photocopies.

"I doubt that many politicians would support a genuinely neutralist demonstration at the Berlin wall. I believe there has been discussion in several countries about such a demonstration, and suggest that you write to the War Resisters International in London to see whether they are able to give you more precise information."