Both enclosures re the Penny Pledge Campaign to Boycott South African Goods.
 

Enclosed receipt is for a £5 BR donation; card confirms BR's enlistment in the Penny Pledge Campaign.

Edith seeks legal advice as to how BR can get out of his sponsorship of Christian Action and Trusteeship of the Christian Action Defence and Aid Fund.
 

Enclosed pledge card seeks specific support for a campaign against South African apartheid.
 

Enclosed ts. is titled "Message to the Anti-Apartheid Movement".
 

From Witwatersrand University, Johannesburg.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

Enclosed mimeo is a statement BR is asked to sign; ts. is an extract from the Johannesburg Star, re nuclear bombs being made in South Africa.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Statement by Bertrand Russell on 22nd October, 1962 Concerning the Sale of Buccaneer Bombers to South Africa".
 

Re political prisoners in South Africa.
 

Enclosed card is an invitation to a party in aid of the Anti-Apartheid Movement.
 

Enclosed leaflet is titled Defence and Aid Fund.
 

Enclosed leaflet is titled Verwoerd's Police State.
 

A message honouring Robert Resha is included in the body of the letter.
 

A "with compliments" note written at the top of the accompanying mimeo which is titled "Oral Petition of the Rev. Michael Scott to the Fourth Committee".
 

Enclosed ts. is titled "Draft Statement for Approval by Meeting March 27th". Enclosed flyer is titled An Appeal to the Public Conscience.

Re political trials in Spain.
 

On the verso of Brockway's letter to BR of 13 Mar. 1958, record 63530.
 

On the verso of Baldelli's letter to BR of 4 Nov. 1959 at record 63533.
 

First enclosed mimeo is an appeal for an amnesty for all Spanish political prisoners and exiles; second is titled "First List of Signatories of the Appeal Calling for a Conference on Amnesty for all Spanish Political Prisoners and Exiles".
 

Enclosed ts. carbon is titled "Text of Press Release"; mimeo is titled "Text of Letter Sent Over the Signatures of Three Hundred Spanish Intellectuals to the Minister of Information and the Minister of Education in Spain, Concerning the Censorship Position in Spain".
 

First enclosed mimeo is titled "Amnesty, a National Demand"; leaflet is the agenda for a conference on amnesty; second mimeo is a translation of the leaflet, which is in French.
 

Enclosed catalogue is for an art sale to raise funds for Appeal for Amnesty in Spain.
 

One flyer is titled Freedom for the Spanish People!; BR is on a list of individuals who have either signed the appeal or are to attend a conference in Rome; mimeo is a preliminary listing of supporters.
 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Statement of the Catalan National Committee in Great Britain on the Catalan Problem".
 

Enclosed photos are of displays depicting the destruction of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War.
 

Telegram is presumably to Einaudi, in response to his request.
 

Full name: Delegado Actividades, Culturales Facultad Medecina, Barcelona.

A message is included in the text of the letter.
 

Enclosed card is an invitation to a private view of drawings by the imprisoned Spanish painter Agustin Ibarrola.
 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Anti-Franco Appeal Fund".
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Statement on Stuart Christie and Fernando Carballo". Two carbon copies are attached.
 

Not a letter but a ts. on BRPF letterhead, titled "Statement Issued by Bertrand Russell on Behalf of the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, September 2, 1964".

Attached is a signed copy. Re the sentence given Stuart Christie.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Message from Bertrand Russell to the Conference Against Repression in Spain, London, Sunday, 28th March 1965".

Four carbons.
 

Enclosed mimeos are titled "First Letter Proposals for the European March, 1961", and "The European March Second Letter".
 

On the verso of Brealt's letter to BR, described at record 63570.
 

Enclosed ts. is a message of support for a proposed peace march.
 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Proposal to the March Road".
 

Not a letter but an information mimeo sent to BR, titled "Resolution Adapted by the Committee for the European March at Meeting in Copenhagen on the 21st and 22nd of January 1961".
 

Enclosed newsclip is from the Financial Post, Toronto, 20 Aug. 1961, of an article titled "Is Canada Being Brain-Washed by U.S. War Propaganda?" A donation of $40 is noted at the top of the letter.
 

Letter is signed by three individuals; enclosed flyer is titled Fackeltag mot Atomvapen; mimeo appears to be an open letter in Swedish, from Med Halsning of Kampanjen mot Atomvapen.
 

A lengthy message is included in the body of the letter, part of it taken from B&R A121.4a.
 

Enclosed ms. is titled "Statement".
 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "A New Plan for Peace".
 

Enclosed flyer is titled Norden—en Karnvapenfri Zon.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.

Two copies.
 

Enclosed newsclip is of an item pertaining to BR.

Enclosed mimeos are titled "New Foundations for International Law" and "Frontiers on the Ocean"; tear-sheet is a page from Neue Zurcher Zeitung; card is Robinson's business card as her Britannic Majesty's Consul General in Zurich.
 

On the verso of de Hevesy's letter of 4 July 1958, at record 63596.
 

Enclosed ts. carbon is the synopsis of a book.
 

On the verso of Bovard's letter of 22 Sept. 1958, at record 63598.