Enclosed statement is for Radio Budapest; the copy appears on the verso of BR's letter.
 

The letter lists enclosed correspondence with the Czechoslovakia Trade Union magazine and the Czechoslovakian Uranium Miners (copies not present).
 

A greeting to the International Student Peace Conference, Prague.
 

Re the arrest of Professor Peter N. Savicky.
 

Not a letter but a signed statement re nuclear testing. Attached is a mimeo titled "Replies to Czechoslovak News Agency International Survey 'World Scientists on Threat to Humanity'", dated Prague, June 1957.

Included are extracts from a response by BR, p. 23. (This mimeo is possibly a new C item); the signed ts. is a C lead.
 

Re Wisdom of the West.

Re the public discussion on 5 Oct. of Wisdom of the West.

Re the public discussion on 5 Oct. of Wisdom of the West.

Re P.N. Savicky.
 

Enclosure is titled "Czechoslovak Social Democrats" and lists those still in prison and those who died in prison.
 

Enclosed ts. is titled "Message for International Student Week for Peace and Friendship".
 

BR's letter contains a message. The recipient's name is misspelled Vokrounlicky.
 

Enclosed mimeo is a list of individuals and organizations invited to a conference in Copenhagen on nuclear disarmament.
 

Enclosed leaflet is titled Atommarchen 1962.
 

Attached is a translation of the telegram, and 3 photocopies of the translation.
 

Attached are 3 copies of the letter along with copies of a statement that was to go out with the original letter, apparently sent by mistake to the Department of External Affairs, Canada, without the statement.
 

Not a letter but notes presumably by BR or his staff re the U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic.
 

Not a letter but a statement presumably by or his staff re the U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic.
 

Not a letter but a "Statement for World Congress for Peace at Helsinki". 6 copies.

Attached is a typed carbon copy of the statement, dated 9 July.

Full name: World Congress for Peace, Helsinki, Nordic Delegation.

Signed by 7 individuals from Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway, this is a protest against Ralph Schoenman.
 

Full name: World Congress for Peace, Helsinki, Delegation of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Attached is a typed transcription of the telegram, a protest against Ralph Schoenman.
 

Attached is a handwritten transcription of the telegram.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Statement by Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation on Report by American Delegation", a response to the document described at record 62764.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "World Congress for Peace, National Independence and General Disarmament. Helsinki, 10-15 July, 1965. Statement of United States Contingent".

Re BR's resignation from Congress for Cultural Freedom.
 

Re the Genet case.
 

On the verso of Cranston's letter to BR, dated 6 Sept. 1959, described at record 62766.
 

On the verso of Smythe's letter to BR, dated 11 July 1960, described at record 62770.
 

Enclosed mimeos are titled "Youth Volunteers for Social Service" and "An Appeal for Help for Those Young Frenchmen Who Refuse to Fight in the Algerian War".
 

Included in the text of the letter is a message to the movement.
 

Included in the letter is a message for Tiers-Monde, quarterly of the Institute for Economic and Social Development Studies, University of Paris.
 

Included in the text of the letter is a message to the movement.

Enclosed leaflet is titled Le Drame du Fukuryu Maru de Gabriel Cousin.
 

2 copies.
 

Written on behalf of Mendès France by his secretary.

Enclosed mimeo is titled "The Bureau of the Women's International Democratic Federation Call to the Women of the World".
 

German name: Deutscher Friedensrat.
 

German name: Deutscher Friedensrat.
 

Enclosed ts. is a declaration re Heinz Brandt titled "Sozialistischer Deutscher Studentenbund—Bundesvorstand".
 

Letter is included in a portfolio on Heinz Brandt. Other items in the portfolio include a letter from Wolfgang Abendroth to Fromm, 6 May 1962; translations of appeals and resolutions re Brandt; and copies of cables to Khrushchev and Walter Ulbricht, signed by prominent individuals.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Questions"; note at the top in Edith Russell's hand reads: "Questions put by East German T.V. Plas Penrhyn, 20/7/63".