Re Ralph Schoenman's imprisonment.

Attached are 3 typed carbon copy transcriptions of the letter.

Enclosed excerpt is from a speech Scott gave at Aberystwyth; the excerpt contains remarks on BR and his 14-hour grilling by the CND executive.

Enclosed leaflets announce a lecture by Herman Kahn at the London School of Economics on "The Possibilities of Arms Control". The notes Goodriche enclosed are not present.

Letterhead: Association for the Restoration of Imber.

Mimeo form letter addressed to "Dear Committee Member".

On the verso of the Committee of 100 letter described in the previous document at record 59824.

BR encloses a £50 cheque as a donation.

Three ts. enclosures are titled "Resolution Sent to National Youth Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Annual Conference to Be Held on 8th and 9th July, 1961"; "(extempore comment as per our tape recording)"; and "(extempore comment as per Lord Russell's notes)".

Carbon copy transcription is titled "Extempore Comment (Transcribed from the Tape Recording) Added By Lord Russell to the Foregoing Speech".

Enclosed mimeo lists the members of the National Council and the National Executive Committee for the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

Letter is headed "Open Letter to the President of the United States of America", and is signed by BR as President of the Committee of 100.

On the verso of the letter described in the previous entry, record 59840.

Not a letter but a note about a telephone message from Davies re a local printer for B&R A117.

Enclosed mimeos are titled "Sponsors of Proposed Conference in Whose Names this Invitation Is Sent", and "Proposed Invitees (in Addition to Sponsors)".

Attached is a newsclip from the Manchester Guardian, 6 June 1961, titled "Ban the Bomb, Says Scottish Church Leader", which BR apparently used as a point of reference for his letter to Innes, Moderator to the General Assembly of the United Free Church of Scotland.

Enclosed newsclip, from the South London Press, 16 May, 1961, is titled "Explanation Given for 'Sit Down' Protest".

Enclosed receipt is for a £100 donation from BR; enclosed Committee of 100 leaflet is titled Action Against Polaris.

One enclosed ts. is a summary of BR's comments re civil disobedience before the first Annual Conference of the Midlands Regional Youth Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament; the second ts. is titled "Extempore Addition to Lord Russell's Speech—as per telephone conversation".

On the verso of the letter described in the previous entry, record 59866.

Collins thinks Win We Must excellent and wants CND to republish it.

Enclosed mimeo is a draft syllabus for one of the Committee of 100's schools for non-violence. Christopher Farley and Ralph Schoenman are listed among the speakers. BR is asked for a comment.

Enclosed ts. is titled "Draft on Berlin"; enclosed pamphlet, produced by the Left Group Cambridge University Labour Club, is titled Nationalism, Communism, Marxist Humanism and the Afro-Asian Revolutions, by Raya Dunayevskaya.

BR agreed to send a message for Weekend School at Ruskin College, Oxford.

Attached is another typed copy of the letter.

Schedule for August 6 events at Cenotaph and Hyde Park.

Form letter addressed to "Dear Friend".

Signed "An Honest Man"; "From Geoffrey Frampton" is written at the top by Edith Russell. Enclosed copy is of a letter to the Director-General of the BBC.

Attached is a carbon copy of the draft.

Form letter is addressed to "Dear Sponsor".

Enclosed carbon copy is of a letter to the editor of The Times; enclosed ribbon copy is of a letter to L. John Collins.

Enclosed carbon copy statement is titled "To the Conference of Uncommitted Nations at Belgrade, 1961", and is a joint effort of BR and Scott. BR has noted a phone number on the letter.