The telegram goes on to add "Prim Diefenderfer" (Prime Minister Diefenbaker).

Newsclip and a poem are also enclosed. Newsclip re John Birch Society from the Chicago Daily News, 8 May 1967. Poem is titled "Acrostic for his 95th Birthday".

Burbank visited BR at Plas Penrhyn.

"I have for some time intended to write to you and thank you for the sculpture you did and for the photograph you sent me."

Also a ts. carbon of this letter, document .121955a.

Photocopy of a newsclip from the Los Angeles Times, 14 October 1969. Letter to the editor by Burke.

"If nuclear war is prevented I should consider my opposition to it my most important work. If not Principia Mathematica will not be able to enlighten anyone."

Card has paradoxical statements on each side.

Re the error in the Autobiography's statement of the visiting card paradox. (BR corrected it in B&R C67.04.)

"Lord Russell has asked me to thank you for your letter of September 2 and to tell you that his views on the subject of the moon-landing were published in an article in the Wall Street Journal shortly before the landing took place."

Letter is addressed to Joseph Andrew Bury.

BR ventures the view that God may have infringed his copyright.

A translation is attached.

Message at top: "Khalid: please note and file".

The letter is addressed to the sponsors of the BRPF.

Ts. is quotation from Autobiography.

Periodical contains an article by Butterworth, "The Story of Penrhos", outlining the Stanley family history and their estate there. Periodical is titled Mon, mainly in Welsh, 1968-69.

A circular letter on volcanic eruptions.