On the verso of Gregory's letter at record 59705.

Enclosed mimeo minutes are from the Council meeting of 21 January 1961.

Enclosed copy is of a letter to the editor of The Humanist.

Attached are two typed drafts of the letter, one signed, both marked "Not sent".

Enclosed ts. is headed: "The following resolutions and amendments relevant to the relationship between the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and Direct Action and the Committee of 100 were considered at the Annual Conference".

Not a letter but a statement re BR's intention to speak at Trafalgar Square at the end of the Aldermaston March as President of the Committee of 100, not as a member of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

Enclosed carbon copies, "chiefly for office use", are "a programme of the main tasks to be undertaken within the next few weeks and also a draft budget for this period...."

Enclosed letter to Sambridge from the Queen's Hotel, Birmingham, confirms the reservation of a room for the Russells.

Enclosed ts. is an account of "The Easter Monday Sit-Down".

Dictated draft of a telegram, in Edith Russell's hand.

Form letter to "Dear Committee Member". Enclosed mimeo is titled "Committee of 100 Summary of Working Group Discussion on 6th April about Easter Sit-Down".

Enclosed copies of letters are from Underwood to Peggy Duff, the editor of the New Statesman, and the editor of Tribune.

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Statement of Aims".

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Issued by: Topic Records Ltd. 12001. Songs Against the Bomb".

Attached is a typed carbon copy transcription of the letter.

Attached is a different carbon copy of the same letter. BR is ill.

Enclosed draft letter is copied at the end of Smythe's letter, and includes the names of Smythe and 3 others as signatories.

Enclosed draft is an appeal for funds.

Not a letter but a mimeo titled "Nominations for the National Council 1961." The document puts forward BR's name as a nominee for Council.

On the verso of Randle's letter at record 59765.

Dictated copy in Edith Russell's hand.

Not a letter but a statement headed: "Message for the Demonstration in Parliament Square, 29 April, 1961". Written at the top in Edith Russell's hand: "Sent to Ralph Schoenman and Michael Randle".

Enclosed mimeo and draft flyers are against nuclear tests and apartheid in South Africa, the former issued by the Christmas Vigil Anti-Nuclear Committee.

This is the first signed letter at end of BR's illness.

Enclosed resolution is titled "Resolution Passed at Midland Regional Youth CND Conference—15.4.61. Copy to Lord Russell". Enclosed letter is a form letter for the media from the Birmingham Youth Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Information Sheet No. 1 World Peace Brigade Conference Preparatory Committee".

Signed telegram draft in BR's hand on a small slip of paper.

Enclosed newsclip, from The Sunday Telegraph, 30 April 1961, is about a "Pirate Radio Station called 'Voice of Nuclear Disarmament'".

Attached is a carbon copy transcription of the letter.

Attached is another carbon copy, typed on the same sheet as the copy noted in the previous record, 59787.

Attached are two separate carbon copy drafts of the letter.

In the letter BR notes that "This is the first day that I have been permitted since my illness to write a letter."

The flyer, issued by the Council, announces a rally to take place at Aberystwyth, 20 May 1961.

Dictated draft, in Edith Russell's hand.

Typed copy of a postscript appears at the foot of the carbon copy of the letter.

Edith caught chicken pox from BR's shingles.

Encloses a £50 cheque for the National Youth Campaign.