Ts. concerns CND, etc.

Poem is titled "Grief".

This letter (from Schoenman) begins "I suggest you read my book Problems of Philosophy where I treat the question of free will."

2 copies.

Re reservations for Linus Pauling and his wife, 8 July 1964, for 2 nights.

Re an order from Housmans Bookshop.

Not a letter but an order form for Support Czechoslovakia, and Housmans 1969 World Peace Diary.

They have named their son Russell.

Lu Hsing encloses a book titled An Analysis of Human Nature and Lasting Peace, nos. 2077-83 in Russell's Library, where it is catalogued under Hsing rather than Lu.

Enclosed photocopies of 5 letters from American academics in support of her book An Analysis of Human Nature and Lasting Peace. They are: John E. Burchard, O.S. Colclough, Erich A. Walter, Charles E. Odegard, A.D. Holt.

Not a letter but a newsclipping from the writings of L. Ron Hubbard re philosophers from Socrates to Russell and their search for social salvation.

Tear-sheet is an article about BR by Jonathan Bloom and Sally Brender in Hudde Lights.

One ts. is titled "Kurze Mitteilung über die Grundlagen der Universal-Algebra".

Hughes is writing on behalf of the Maharishi who wants to meet BR. Pamphlet is published by the International Meditation Society and is titled A Plan to Supplement Educational Programmes of Universities and Colleges.

BR is unable to meet the Maharishi.

"I know of no evidence that Christians welcome examination of their superstitions." (Good letter on religion.)

2 copies.

Poem re BR.

Enclosed letter is not present here; Hans Kaufmann asked that it be forwarded.

Ts. is a peace plan.

In the form of a ts. titled "Mankind's Primeval Blunder".

Norn wants BR to attend the 3rd World Congress of the International Humanist and Ethical Union in Norway. He is writing on behalf of the Oslo Committee.