BR should "look upon higher things and not in the gutter".

Ledet supports BR's anti-Catholicism and him in the CCNY case.

Paine supports BR in the CCNY case and has written to Bishop Manning.

Schwartz is a Public Relations Counsel. Patricia replied on 5 April, record 120528. BR noted at the top: "Inform Fraenkel chosen".

"Every sign points to a resurgence of bigotry...."

The signature is illegible, but the writer knows BR and Patricia Russell and says that "Language Fact and Truth" is a splendid title. This knowledge and a signature comparison reveal that the correspondent is Norton's employee, Storer Lunt.

Street, supporting BR, apologizes for New York City.

Symmers admires BR's courage in the CCNY case.

Williams believes most of religion is a collection of "pious frauds" and takes up the accusation that BR's writings are "salacious".

The signature of this writer from Kalamazoo is either missing or illegible. The letter is critical of McGeehan and Manning.

Not a letter but a typescript titled "Suggested Statement for the Press by the Committee of 100: May 8, 1962". Typed endorsement, "Bertrand Russell President, Committee of 100". Re nuclear disarmers' membership in the Labour Party.

Enclosed is a carbon copy of a letter from Cadogan to Colin Sweet.

Not a letter but a signed "Statement to the Press". Attached is a carbon copy of the statement and a dictated draft in Ralph Schoenman's hand, re Labour Party and Nuclear Disarmers.

Enclosed is a copy of a letter to Cadogan from Ivor Montagu, Chairman of the British Preparatory Committee, World Congress for General Disarmament and Peace.

Enclosure is titled "Facts about World Disarmament Congress 1962".

Tinker suggests BR use one of "those pens left over from the ones Foges gave you for the Queen of Sheba." This is for signing a leaflet with the text "Join me at the Air Ministry on September 9 Bertrand Russell".

Dictated note, in Christopher Farley's hand, intended to be rewritten by BR and included in a Committee of 100 leaflet for 9 Sept. 1962.

Williams was General Secretary of the Labour Party.

Mimeo form letter "To all Friends of Conscientious Objectors".

Enclosed mimeos are titled "Press Release Editor of French Journal on Hunger Strike" and "Press Release Is the French Gandhi to be Left Dying?".

Letter of support from a 16-year-old.

Enclosed is a bulletin issued by the Irish Campaign, dated May 1962.

Written from Wormwood Scrubs Prison.

Re BR's World War I prison experience (composed by Ralph Schoenman and sent in BR's name). Although this carbon is initialled "B.R.", see records 60251 and 127843). BR had to correct an error about his Brixton experience.

Not a letter but the first leaf of a handwritten statement on speaking in the House of Lords titled "Message to Press 28/6/62". Attached is a newsclip from the Manchester Guardian, 29 June 1962, titled "Lord Russell Wants Action by Neutrals".

Letter contains a message to the International Congress of Mathematicians, Stockholm.

Dictated telegram re Industrial Committee's leaflet (for which see record 60266).

Enclosed pamphlet is titled Military Thinking and Unilateralism, the Technical Argument.

Enclosed leaflets are in Russian and English, the English version being titled Against All Bombs. See record 60258.

Enclosed extract is from an article by Yury Zhukov in Pravda, 9 July 1962.

Full name: Everyman III London—Leningrad—Moscow Voyage Against Nuclear Tests.

Letter to the editor by BR as sponsor of the Everyman III Project under the auspices of the World Peace Brigade.

Enclosed leaflet is titled National Petition Denouncing Manufacture and Testing of All Nuclear Weapons.

According to the previous entry, record 60277, the letter is a draft "never sent".

Typed on the same sheet as the previous entry, record 60283. Attached is a carbon draft of a message included in the letter sent to Jones.

Enclosed mimeo is titled "N.S. Khrushchov Receives Delegation of Gandhi Peace Fund"; enclosed tear-sheet is from International Affairs, Sept. 1962, of an article by Zhukov titled "New NATO Weapon: Ideological Subversion". See record 52335 for a note on the letter. [Khrushchev]

According to a note at record 60285, this letter was to have been drafted by Christopher Farley.

Enclosed carbons are titled "Memorandum to: Bertrand Russell Albert Schweitzer from: Erich Fromm date: September 30, 1962"; and "Long Live Life!".

Enclosed form letters are newsletters issued by the group.

Foot of the letter is cut off; the missing part is copied at the top in Ralph Schoenman's hand.

Statement on behalf of Peace News included in the body of the letter.

Copy of a letter to Peace News, sent with compliments to BR by Bevis.

Enclosed draft is titled "A Report to the Nation; H-Bomb War: What It Would Be Like".

Draft letter to the editor in Edith Russell's hand, marked "not to be sent".

Draft marked "Unsent". Attached is a carbon copy of the draft, and a newsclip from the Sunday Express, 4 Nov. 1962.