"From an anonymous well-wisher".

Letter refers to ts. as an outline. The authors are scientists.

Card is not signed. It's from a member of the U.S. peace movement.

Autograph book is signed by Richard Needham, Nathan Cohen and BR.

"File Illegible".

"From the pen of the Red Hornet".

At top: "Brazil file".

Mimeo titled "The Oath of the Ancient Order of Hibernians!" is not signed.

Signature not legible; from Brazil.

Not a letter but sheet music, with words in Greek.

Surname is not really legible.

Surname is not really legible.

Letter is not signed. Newsclip is from New York Times, 20 May 1962; "Youth Gets Reply by Lord Russell".

Signature is not legible; from Czechoslovakia.

Signature is not really legible.

Signature is not legible; Italian.

Not a letter; a Collins notebook diary, 1968. Entries are in German.

Letter is written on envelope enclosing a photograph and beer mat also written on. None is signed.

Mimeo titled "The Psi Circus" is signed illegibly.

Addressed to "Occupant".

Signature is not legible; but the letter refers to BR's letter of 11 June 1963 (which is not in BRACERS or in RA1 750).

Poem titled "Female, the Artist Mathematician" is not signed.

Card is in an Indian language.

Not a letter; leaflet in Bengali and English on Book of Poems by Sri Jayanta Kumar Mittra.

Signed "An Outraged American".

"Many thanks from the Czechoslovakian people."

Letter is signed "A Young Writer".

Letter is not signed; Italian.

Letter is in Arabic.

Letter is not signed for fear of being blacklisted.

Three cards from Czechoslovakia.

Letter is signed "Your Admirer".

Card is signed "A Friend of Peace".

Ts. carbon is titled "The Consortium of the World Economic Collectivity". Signature is not legible.

"Thank you very much for the generous help. Your Czechoslovakia".

Letter is written as a poem. Enclosed poem is titled "Gnose Know!!".

Enclosed are religious pamphlets. Letter is not signed.

Not a letter but an unsigned poem titled "Salutary Stranger".

Document is titled "The Treaty of Rome". "Written before Mr. Kennedy's blockade of Cuba ... by free-thinkers tolerant towards all religious belief...."

Letter is not signed; from U.S.A. re Vietnam.

Signature is not legible.

Letter is not signed; attached is translation from Spanish.

Letter is not signed. Newsclip concerns world hunger.

Signature is not legible; in reply to a letter from BR of 14 Oct. 1968.

Signature not legible; same as "Citizen of India", document .120091, record 31559.

Signature not legible; same as "Citizen of India", documents .120091 and .120101, records 31559 and 31567.

Ts. carbon is titled "Example of Some Points on which University Students could Easily Agree in Order to Start a Unified Action to Influence People and Governments".

Farley's letter is addressed to "Cecily Abbott".

Poems are titled: "Lady MacBeth April 1962"; "Cruel April".

A copy of her thesis on the Cuban Missile Crisis was obtained by the Russell Archives.

Re: musical tribute to the memory of John F. Kennedy.

Two copies, addressed to Mr. Nagari Abraham. A draft of this reply is on the verso of document .120125.

Abrams uses letterhead of the Motown Record Corporation.

Poem is titled "Aristoteles Platonis epi Kenotaphion" and dedicated to BR.

Tear-sheet is cover of Newsweek, 20 Aug. 1962, with BR's photo (which he didn't autograph as requested).

Printed matter: "Anno Accademico" for 1967-68 and 1967-68 for the Accademia. A translation of the letter also is attached.

A note to BR: "Please read".

For Freedom from Hunger Campaign.