Open letter is titled: "Projet d'une Réalisation Mondialiste Pacifique avant que ne Puisse Commencer la Troisième Guerre 'Mondiale'".

"I entirely approve of the project which you enclose and I am quite willing to become a member of the Committee of Honour which you are forming."

Mrs. Walter K. Massie is dead.

Re: Charles E. Ellis.

"Two years ago you were kind enough to spend an afternoon talking with a few students from the University of Liverpool."

Mimeo is titled "Bring in the Candles".

"I am the son of the later Rector of East and North Marden, and you were at the Battine House for some years as our neighbours, and one of my father's parishioners." The enclosed booklet is titled The Temperate Sun.

Tear-sheet is the first page of Het Vrije Woord.

Ts. is titled: "A Few Social and Religious Observations".

Frank is concerned about BR's health after reading Robert Scheer in Ramparts.

Note asking that Ralph Schoenman deal with document .124704.

Re: Bernard Levin; copy of the letter was sent to BR; tear-sheet is "Return of Reason" by J. Scott Free, from The Age of Reason Magazine, March-April 1967.

Mimeo newsletter is titled: "Features and News from Behind the Iron Curtain."

Re: William Edward Burghardt du Bois. All signatures are rubber-stamped. A carbon of the letter was also sent.

Re: William Edward Burghardt du Bois. All signatures are rubber stamps. An acceptance card was also enclosed.

Offprint is titled "The Two Kinds of Salt" by J. MacFarlane Forbes, Health and Life, Dec. 1950.

Re: Cuba.

One newsclip is Milton Marmor interview, 20 Dec. 1964.

A missing enclosure was "Profile of Bertrand Russell", The New Zealand Herald, 27 Feb. 1961.