In the form of a greeting card.

In the form of a poem and a ms. titled "A Point Along the Line".

90th birthday wishes for BR.

Letter contains a message for the Cultural Club of Bordighera, Italy, on liberty of conscience.

"I cannot understand how you could have found a reference in any of my writings which described me as a Communist at any point." Letter was not sent.

Newsclip is of a Bernard Levin column on Vietnam containing a fictitious lead to a letter jointly signed by Russell.

Newsclip concerns an erroneous statement re BR's death, and headline: "Woman, 96, Collects $400 for Death Report". (Perhaps this is related to the U.S. ad that gave BR a premature death date.)

Mimeo describing properties is attached to letter.

Misaddressed to Mr. Sliwke Jon.

Ms. is a character study of BR by Brenda M. Mutcham.

A thank-you letter for her ms.; expresses hope for response to the threat to survival.

A good letter on religious superstitions.

2 copies.

"Thank you very much for sending me a copy of your book. It was kind of you to think of me. I am pleased to say that I am now fully recovered from my recent illness, and I am grateful to you for your visit at my lowest point."

"Perhaps you can assist the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation with similar work in the future." (For the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief in Ffestiniog.)

Two copies.

"I was very struck by your excellent letter in the New Statesman of 31 December. Would you be willing to write and record a song about the war in Vietnam for us?"

BR wants to see him in Wales.