Letter is addressed incorrectly to "Mr. Edward McDorough".

Claims he was recipient of circular sent out by BR from Cambridge in 1916.

Newsclip is interview with BR by Leonard Lyons, St. Petersburg Times, 2 Nov. 1962.

Full name: Humanist Society, University College of North Wales.

Full name: Humanist Society, University College of North Wales.

"... [I]t seems to me that it is by rational argument alone that we can hope to keep the human species in existence."

Also enclosed typeset script is an extract from Roads to Freedom.

Also enclosed poem.

Also enclosed poem.

On verso of McKaskle's letter.

He published on BR: "Philosophical Implications of Logical Analysis", Hibbert Journal, April 1957.

Re: blinking.

"Chris, please" written on top indicating the letter was sent to Christopher Farley.

Re: Cuban Missile Crisis.

Ts. is re Marion Lucius McNeill, father of Randolph and author of enclosed book, Drink Deep of Life: Talks with Jane.

Clip concerns an anti-Polaris demonstration.

Typescripts are appeals for funds for Student Peace Union.

"Please add my name to your appeal letter for the Student Peace Union."

Refers to "exceptional volume" of correspondence received recently.

"I have corresponded with Ronnie Dugger of The Texas Observer and admire the paper."

"It is always very easy to allow protest resolutions to be an excuse for inaction, and we must always remember that our central aim is the building of a mass movement."

On verso of Melhuish's letter.

Name on telegram is Seymour Mellan.

"P.S. I think we have one acquaintance in common—Professor Littlewood. I sometimes meet him in Treen in Cornwall...."

On verso of Mellor's letter.