Ms. is titled "Truth v the Atom Bomb: Teenagers of the World Unite".

Doern was a Manitoba M.L.A. for Elmwood riding.

Not a letter but writings outlining Doig's notion of "contra as an idea".

In the form of poems titled "A Paradox To Day" and "What Is This Thing Called I".

Mimeo is about the Cuban Missile Crisis.

"1. I never held Negroes to be inherently inferior. The statement in Marriage and Morals refers to environmental conditioning. I have had it withdrawn from subsequent editions because it is clearly ambiguous."

The letter also discusses modern sexual attitudes, how to write, and civil rights in the U.S.A.

Poem is titled "Hiroshima".

Not a letter; rather, extracts from William O. Douglas's Russian Journey, and Carleton S. Coon's The Story of Man.

Ts. is titled "In the Jungle of Knowing, Thinking and Believing".

Spelling of names on telegrams could well be wrong. 40 other signatures were to follow [not present].

Tss. are reflections on a BBC talk by C.L. Boltz and on other political matters.

Leaflet is titled A Few Notes for Atheists and Agnostics.

Pencil sketch of BR is dated 18 May 1966 and signed by Drouguet.

Pencil sketch of BR is dated 18 May 1966 and signed by Drouguet.

Enclosures include mimeos, newsclips, offprints from Voice of Arizona, etc.

Droz attended BR's Rand School Lecture Series in 1944.

Letter is to the editor of San Francisco Chronicle; a photocopied article is also enclosed.

BR is "still writing his Autobiography".

Two copies.

Mistakenly addressed to Donald P. Dubois.

Mistakenly addressed to Donald J. Dubois.