One newsclip is titled "British Pacifist Appeals for Reason" from the Daily Olympian. The other is an editorial cartoon from the Tacoma News Tribune. Re the Cuban Missile Crisis.

This document is a false affidavit brought in by someone who calls himself "The Russell". (Also aka Abraham Butterwasser.)

An open letter re Captain Julius Alexander Caldwell.

Ts. is a typed copy of the excerpt from Daily Mail, 25 May 1962.

At the foot of the letter is a typed copy of the letter of 9 Jan. 1967, Lord Chancellor Gardiner to Onslow. At the top of the letter is a note dated 25/7/67.

Ts. is titled "The Suffocated Truth of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956".

A pencil note at the top of the letter: "Sad paranoid case".

A translation is attached.

A pencil note at the top: "Prize crank".

Letter is from "The Creator of the Universe".

Not a letter, but a business form in German. Documents .135644-45 are typed notes relating to .135643.

Ts. is titled "The Ideal Things".

Not a letter, but photocopies of lists of public figures in the U.S. and elsewhere, including BR. Documents .135652 and .135653 are photocopies of typed notes and letters to and from Durakov.

Note is on the front cover of the pamphlet titled Zah.

Newsclip is titled "Talks on Cuba to Go on, Says Red" and includes a reference to BR.

Enclosed is a mimeographed open letter from Gallagher dated 18 Sept. 1967.

Poems are titled "Thoughts of Childhood", "It Happens Every Day", and "Bonaparte on Elba".