Not a letter but a "Press Statement" re American military bases in Libya.

A carbon copy is attached, along with another copy, different typing, on the letterhead of the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, dated 2 March 1964.
 

Copy of message enclosed appears on the verso of the letter. It is "To New Zealanders about their Prospects of Survival".
 

Full name: Dunedin Branch, New Zealand Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.
 

Full name: Dunedin Branch, New Zealand Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.
 

The letter is incorrectly dated 1962.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

Enclosed carbon is issue 1 of Ross's newsletter on world problems, titled "Solution of the Vietnam Problem".
 

Enclosed carbon is a copy of a "Statement Following Relaxation of the Cuban Crisis", by the Chairman of the Council, Willis T.G. Airey.

The copy is signed. Letter is incorrectly dated 1963.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.

Two copies.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.

Two copies.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

Not a letter but a statement titled "A Warning to the People of New Zealand and Australia".
 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "From the Executive Committee for the Final Appeal of the Oslo Peace Meeting"; also enclosed is a pamphlet titled A Norwegian Initiative the Oslo Peace Meeting 1958 and its Program.
 

Enclosed mimeo is a list of individuals to whom this form letter was also being sent.
 

Enclosed mimeos are a conference statement, a summary, and a list of participants.
 

Enclosed mimeos contain conference information and a list of sponsors.
 

Mimeo is titled "Appeal for the Sixth World Conference Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs and for Total Disarmament".
 

Typed on the same sheet as a letter from Knag to War Resisters' International.
 

A letter from "The Norwegian Opponents of Nuclear Weapons who are today demonstrating outside the government buildings in Oslo...."

Signed by some 242 individuals.
 

Enclosed carbon is titled "Translation of Editorial Article [Which] Appeared in the Norwegian Newspaper Bergens Tidende, September 26, 1961".
 

Letter is addressed to Dr. Hassan.
 

Enclosed ts. is titled "Message for the Pakistan Association of World Federalists".
 

Not a letter but a message to the people of Pakistan on the occasion of their Independence Day celebrations.
 

Enclosed ts. is a message from BR on U.S.A. aggression.
 

This letter is addressed to "Dear Sir". Although it is on letterhead it must be a holograph copy (from memory), or a draft of what was sent.

BR wrote to Constance Malleson, telling her about the invitation—who sent it and what the occasion was: an invitation "to meet the Polish delegation to the meeting of the International Association of Democratic Lawyers." He copied the letter for her as part of document .200853, record 19847. Although the substance of the letter is the same, many of the words are changed.

Signature of the Polish ambassador is illegible.
 

Not a letter but a "New Year's message".
 

Typed on the same sheet as the document described at record 63360. Although "Nesdaily" appears to begin the title, it is not part of Sztander Młodych's title (which means "Banner of Youth"). "Nesdaily" is likely a typo for "Newsdaily". Papers 28: 448 quotes the message (typed on Plas Penrhyn letterhead) and regards the periodical as unidentified.

A mimeo form letter; the lower half of the sheet is a message to the Polish Prime Minister to be detached, signed and sent back to the Society if agreed to.
 

Enclosed mimeo booklet is titled "Greetings to the Polish People National Day 1957". It contains a message from BR on page 8.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Statement by Bertrand Russell: November 30, 1963 (Telephoned to Warsaw)".
 

Not a letter but a statement to Polish Radio and Television on the 20th anniversary of the capitulation of Nazi Germany.
 

Mimeo form letter with a detachable donation form at the foot.

Enclosed mimeo is issue 1 of the Committee's News and Information Bulletin, titled "Campaign Against Repression in Portugal".
 

A message is included in the body of the letter on Manuel Rodrigues da Silva.
 

Not a letter but an undated ts. presumably by BR titled "Message to Italian Conference on Portuguese Political Prisoners".
 

Pomeroy thanks BR for assisting in the reunion with his wife.
 

A handwritten draft of this letter appears at the foot of Pomeroy's letter to BR, dated 21 May 1964, described at record 63374.
 

The letter was published in the Daily Telegraph.
 

Not a letter but a transcript of an interview with Khalid <Zaki?> for a book. The interview concerns BR's hopes for a new Labour Party.
 

Not a letter but a press statement re the border dispute between India and China.

Two copies.
 

Not a letter but a press statement re the border dispute between India and China.

3 copies.
 

Not a letter but a press statement re the border dispute between India and China.

5 copies.
 

Not a letter but a press statement titled "Exclusive Release to Vancouver Sun". Attached is a draft of the release with numerous hand notations.
 

The last 3 paragraphs of the letter are published as B&R C62.58.
 

Enclosed newsclip is of a letter to the editor of an undetermined paper, and is titled "Russell and Chinese Aggression".
 

Final 3 paragraphs of the letter published as B&R C62.58.
 

BR is delighted by Watson's letter in the New Statesman.