Re Liberal Party.

Enclosures concern the World Order of Merit.

Leventhal asks for BR's assistance with his biography of Noel Brailsford; "No" is written at top of the letter.

In praise of BR's Susskind interview.

Letter is mistakenly addressed to Robert M. Levin.

Sencenbaugh was Mary S. Levine's secretary.

In the form of a poem titled "Anthem. To: Lord Bertrand Russell".

A clever, funny letter from a man who's had some psychotic episodes.

Enclosures document Levy's economic views.

Levy wants information on Charles S. Peirce.

Lew is in the sixth grade in a California school.

Journal is The Independent, May 1966, containing an article by Lewin titled "1966—and a Cyclical Theory of History".

Two copies. Re BR's tobacco, Golden Mixture. He has been a customer of Fribourg and Treyer since 1895, who manufacture this brand.

Ts. is the first chapter of a proposed book and is titled "The Atheist".

Letter is a signed mimeographed open letter to U Thant; ts. is titled "About the Origin of Matter".

Poem is titled "Hiroshima".

There is only an envelope.

Offprint is from The New Leader and is titled: "Should We Recognize Red China?"; published that week.

Mistakenly addressed to C.E. de Liedo. There is also the original, not sent, document .127664.

Mistakenly addressed to C.E. de Liedo. Freedom of belief remarks were removed from the earlier version.

Not a letter; a short note re Lienau.

Re 60th birthday of Max Lincoln Schuster.

Newsclip is from New Orleans States-Item, 27 June 1968, "Bertrand Raps Rumor".