On the verso of Lord's letter at record 59302.

Enclosed letter is a carbon copy of a letter Collins sent to Lord Simon.

On the verso of Duff's letter at record 59306.

On the verso of Pirie's letter at record 59038.

Re viewing Stanley Kramer's film of Nevil Shute's On the Beach.

On the verso of Pole's letter at record 59311.

On the verso of Pole's letter at record 59316.

On the verso of Gore's letter at record 59318.

Newsclip, from The Observer, Sunday, 20 Dec. 1959, concerns Nevil Shute's On the Beach.

BR accepts the title of Honorary President "on the clear understanding that no work will be involved."

On the verso of Collins's letter at record 59325.

Another letter, same date.

On the verso of Collins's letter at record 59328.

On the verso of Brock's letter at record 59330.

Re ringing church bells for peace.

Copy of statement enclosed with the original letter is typed on the verso.

Enclosed drafts are titled "Letter for President Eisenhower" and "Letter to the National Press".

A typed note at the foot reads: "(Enclosed: letter from David Wilson, Harrowside House, 5 Gladstone St. Basford, Stoke-On-Trent Charging Communism)".

Copy not made, hence no enclosure extant with this document.

Encloses memorandum (not present here, but it is at record 125602) for CND executives.

At the foot of Burton's letter at record 59338, in BR's hand.

In hand of BR's housekeeper (?).

The senders are identified in the letter described in record 59355.

Carbon copy of a message enclosed in the original letter, titled "Message to the National Disarmament Conference, February 13-14".

On the verso of the ts. carbon letter.

BR encloses a £50 donation.

BR encloses a £50 donation.

Duff encloses a receipt for BR's £50 donation.

On the verso of Hoch's letter at record 59352.

On the verso of Hoch's letter at record 59357.

On the verso of Lek's letter at record 59360. BR and ER take much pleasure in the Wig stand that Lek sold them in Beaumaris, Anglesey.

Enclosed flyer is from the Daily Peace Picket Campaign.

Enclosed mimeos are titled "Consensus of Third East-West Round Table Conference Palace of Westminster, February 2-4, 1960", and "List of People Attending East/West Round Table Meeting".

Enclosure is titled "Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Central Hall Meeting Monday, February 15th, 7:30".

BR is scheduled to speak at 7:40 for 10 minutes.

On the verso of Bohr's letter at record 59370.

Bohr efers to their meeting when BR was last in Copenhagen (which may have been 1935).

Enclosed letter, addressed to Peggy Duff from the European Federation Against Nuclear Weapons, requests that BR speak against "the atomic madness" in his lecture in connection with his receipt of the "Sonning-Prize".

Enclosed is a copy of a letter Frampton sent to the editor of the Sunday Pictorial.

Also enclosed is a recruitment flyer and a schedule for pickets; mimeo reports detail the weekly work of the group; mimeo letter is a "copy of letter to be handed in at Geneva on Monday next by our Chairman."

BR confesses the letter fell into the fire before he could note the sender's name.

BR encloses a £25 donation.

Enclosed manifesto is that of a new disarmament group being formed at Cambridge.

Note in Edith Russell's hand at the top outlines telephone conversations about the letter.

On the verso of Arrowsmith's letter at record 59386.

On the merits of refusing to pay income tax.

There is a second image of this letter on the microfilm at document .067897.

Thanks for the taped message.

A carbon copy of the message enclosed in the original letter appears on the verso of this record.

Enclosed letter is to the editor of The Guardian, with note to BR appearing at the top.

Enclosed letter is to Lord Simon of Wythenshawe.

BR sends 5% (£250) of his Sonning Prize to a refugee fund (see record 59403).

BR encloses a £100 donation.

BR encloses a £200 donation "for the purposes of our campaign".

Receipt is for BR's £200 donation.

Enclosed form letter and receipt acknowledge BR's £100 donation.