Hind promises to send a message for BR's birthday.

Two copies.

Typed translation of letter is attached; photo is of their son named Bertrand.

Mrs. Hirsch in U.S.A. says she is working on a tea for Canon L. John Collins.

There is a typed witty comment on this attached to the card.

Schoenman wants them to purchase the BR medallion.

Ts. only; letter is not present here.

Re Paul Hoenich.

Re Paul Hoenich.

Offprint is titled "Roman Catholicism on Birth Control—a Janus-Faced Standard", The Plain View, May 1965.

Ts. is titled "The Universal Architect—Task and Code".

Also a carbon copy.

A handwritten note is on the first of two poems; poems are titled "Slow Rising" and "Look, Warrior".

Ts. is titled "Teller's Road to Disaster".

Ts. is titled "World Archives As a Way to World Peace".

"I think you must be insane." Note at the top in C. Farley's hand: "Rude from CF". [Impolite reply.]

Ts. is titled "A Survey of Values: Invisible Factors of the Indivisible Unit".

Hooper was a news broadcaster at CHML radio, Hamilton, Ontario.

Hoopes wants BR's address.

Mimeo letter is addressed "Dear Editor".

Ts. is titled "The Lamb's War".

A holograph copy of the letter for BR.