The Committee is headquartered in Hanoi, N. Vietnam.

List of licensees for handling and use of isotopes.

Tss. are titled "The Voice of the Streets" and "April Fools Paradise Regained".

Re: cabling of funds to Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Note is written on the incoming telegram.

Full name: La Conference des Femmes pour l'Année de Cooperation Internationale; Asamblea Feminina del Ano de Cooperacion Internacional.

Two copies. Tss. are titled "A Paper on the Dialogue" and "Decision-Making as an Art and as a Science".

Ts. is titled "A Word for Icarus". Booklets are poems titled "Icarus in Aipotu" and "Icarus".

Booklet is another copy of "Icarus in Aipotu".

Lichter asks for statement for use in symposium to be held at the Temple in Seattle, Wash. BR has written "negative" beside the question re religion as a factor in development of a mature intellect.

Letter is a statement for symposium on the negative influence of religion.

Printed materials contain information on the meeting of 1-10 Sept. 1970.

Returned by the Post Office; there is also a carbon copy of this letter.

"I do not deny that great economic advance has been made in the Soviet Union, but I have always been unsympathetic to autocracy."

Enclosed mimeos provide information about the Conseil.

Not a letter but an order for The Labour Party's Foreign Policy (B&R A134).

Mimeos pertain to Holdridge's How to Gain Freedom from Economic Slavery.

At one time the letter was given a new number of document .122775a and filed there; it is back in the original location.

Not a letter but an invoice re loan of film Very Nice Very Nice.

Re: the value of independent thought.

Written from Dartmoor Prison.

Re: portrait bust of BR. Attached is a note in Christopher Farley's hand.

"Please accept our most sincere thanks for the hankerchief which you sent for auction at our fund raising dance in October."

Brief English translation is attached.

Cordell spoke with BR for half an hour after his talk at Purdue U. In 1951.

Reminiscences of D.H. Lawrence in 1909-11.

Letter is a circular letter addressed to all members of the British and American Supply Missions to India.

Poem is titled "Ecce Homo!", re Martin Luther King.

"The death penalty is an act of brutality, the purpose of which is revenge and it has no place in a civilized society."