On verso of Kahn's letter.

Powell's letter is addressed to O.M. Prakash Kahol.

Also enclosed is ts. "Copy of the letter shown to Mr. Gurbachan Singh, P.P.S. to the High Commissioner."

Supports boycott plans of Young Scientists against Defence and Industrial Programmes.

Dedicates his book History of World Misery to BR; not extant in BR's library, and seems not to have been published.

Ts. is titled "Proposal to Study the Founding of a United Nations University".

"In favour of an international university" but not one "connected with the United Nations since that would exclude some important countries, especially China."

Refers him to B&R C42.03.

Mimeos are issued by the Collective Security Institute of which Kane was president.

Also enclosed mimeos.

Ts. is titled "Notes on the Unpublished Final Report Introducing the Collective Security Plan".

The enclosure, a photocopy of BR's letter to Maurice S. Amos, is now filed as 710.046916, record 74351. Kanekar purchased it in Bombay.

BR is still working on the case of Herbert Zilber, a Romanian political prisoner.

Offprint is of "Paulus Wladimiri (1369-1435), defenseur de la tolerance religieuse" by Kapelinski, Revue Internationale d'Histoire Politique et Constitutionnelle.

Ts. is titled "Bertrand Russell: a Study in Clear Thinking and Lucid Expression" by Kaplan's son, James.

The note is written on the offprint of their article "A Paradox Regained", Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic, vol. 1, no. 3 (1960).

Offprints of article "Some Thoughts on Canada's Role in the Nuclear Age" by Kaplan, The Canadian Baptist, and letters to the editor of Science.

Re bibliography.

Note at top in Julie Medlock's hand: "Just arrived from New York".

BR has been moving house.

Re: Satish C. Kapoor.
 

Newsclip is a letter to the editor of The Free Press Journal, published in Bombay, 22 Sept., 1961.

Letter to editor concerns BR's imprisonment.

Karia published an extract of BR's letter in The Indian Express, 9 Jan. 1962, in his letter to the editor titled "Nuclear Tests".

Newsletter is Capital C.L.U. News; contains his cartoon inspired by BR's article "Neanderthalism in Our Time".

Kassebaum refers to BR's letter in Washington Post, 5 Feb. 1963.

Refers to BR's letter to Washington Post, 25 March 1963.

Ts. is titled "Proposal to Promote Peace".

Ts. is extract from diary.

Newsclip is cartoon from The Toronto Daily Star.

Katz became a librarian at Guelph University. (K. Blackwell)

Re BR's appearance on Eleanor Roosevelt's TV program "Prospects of Mankind" (B&R C60.38).

Ts. is titled "Unilateral Declaration of Intended Total Disarmament".

Offprint of letter to The Wall Street Journal; newsletter titled The Kiplinger Washington Letter; also mimeos and his entry in International Year Book and Statesmen's Who's Who.

BR will try to get copy of The Ugly American.

"I have no illusions as to the methods of the Communists."

Tear-sheets are from Forbes Magazine re BR.

Letter was copied out by Kaviraj and sent to BR as part of his letter of 9 June 1958.

Re Kaviraj's possible suicide.

BR "not convinced" by work of J.B. Rhine on pre-cognition.

"My views as to mysticism remain those expressed in my book Mysticism and Logic. I think the mystic experience has its utility in the sphere of values, but becomes misleading if thought to give insight into the nature of the world."

On verso of Kaplan's letter.

Re his support for World War II.

Good letter evaluating role of marches in the anti-nuclear movement and role of ordinary people.