Enclosed mimeo is on freedom and restriction in teaching and research.
 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Scheme of Work".
 

On the verso of page 2 of Wuesthoff's letter of 27 Aug. 1959, at record 63608.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Message to East-West Round Table Conference, February 2-4, 1960".
 

Enclosed is a copy of L'Ecritoire, dated Dec. 1961.

Enclosed ts. is a message for L'Ecritoire.

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.

Two copies.
 

Enclosed ts. comprises "answers to your questions for publication in Turkey or elsewhere".
 

A carbon copy of the enclosed statement appears on the verso of the letter.
 

Enclosed pamphlet, from the United Nations Association, is titled A Policy for Disarmament; newsclip is from the Yorkshire Evening Post, 27 Oct. 1953, of an article which quotes BR on the the Korean situation from B&R C53.28.
 

Most of the letter consists of a lengthy message for a proposed anthology of prayers, messages and meditation.
 

A declaration by BR is included in the body of the letter.

Attached are 6 other copies of this document, reproduced in varying forms along with the ts. by BR, described at record 63631.
 

Not a letter but a message titled "The Role of Neutrals in Dissolving the East-West Deadlock". The message is reproduced on the same sheet with the document at the preceding record 63630, and is included with it on the 6 attached copies.
 

Not a letter but a message, presumably by BR, titled "To the Acting Secretary-General of the U.N., the Presidents of Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, United Arab Republic, Yugoslavia, and the Prime Minister of India".

Attached are two photocopies.
 

Not a letter but a ts., presumably by BR, titled "Answers to Questionnaire concerning the Future of the United Nations".
 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Cultural Statement"; newsclip, from the National Guardian, New York, 9 Apr. 1956, is of a news item titled "35 Musicians Face Witch-Hunt in L.A...."
 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "New Developments in the Struggle to End Sedition Laws in the United States".
 

Enclosures pertain to Hunt and the Foundation.

Enclosed typescripts relate to the Foundation.
 

Enclosures pertain to Hunt and the Foundation.
 

BR's draft reply in his hand is on the verso.
 

Document is titled "Copy of Cable Sent at Request of U.S. Nobel Prize Winners as Address at Their N.Y.C. Dinner, to Mezerik, Unovirs, New York". For an earlier draft see record 63647. A copy was sent to Julie Medlock and to Mezinárodni Politika in Prague.

Extracts were published in B&R C58.03a, including the Glasgow Herald, which is in the file.

Attached is a typed carbon copy of the letter.
 

Two copies. Re BR's anti-nuclear views.

A typed copy of the letter is attached.

A typed copy of the letter is attached.

Kohlberg encloses photostat copies of his correspondence with BR, described at records 63649 and 63650.

Two copies.

Green was a lawyer writing on Alfred Kohlberg's behalf.
 

Copy apparently sent to BR.
 

Not a letter but a message to the Women's Caravan of Peace.
 

A signed copy in BR's hand, appearing on page 5 of the Committee's telegram to BR of 23 Oct. 1958, described at record 63631.
 

A form letter soliciting donations.
 

Enclosed mimeo is a declaration form from the Committee calling upon recipients to sign it and thereby endorse a call for a World Constitutional Convention. There are minor corrections and addenda in BR's hand.

Two mimeos.
 

Two copies.
 

Enclosed form letter asks the recipient to endorse the formation of a World Committee for a World Constitutional Convention.
 

Enclosed mimeos are reports, appeals, and statements issued by the Committee.
 

On the verso of Keys' letter of 12 Dec. 1958, at record 63667.
 

A form letter with enclosures soliciting donations.
 

On the verso of page 2 of the form letter enclosed in Isely's letter of 4 Dec. 1958, at record 63666.
 

Letterhead: Jane Addams Centennial—1960.
 

BR agrees to become an honorary member of the Jane Addams Centenary.
 

Copy of a letter to three heads of state; copy is titled "The Time is Now".
 

On the verso of Keys' letter to BR, no date, described at record 63676.
 

Enclosed flyers are titled "Declaration of Atlantic Unity", "Declaration of Atlantic Unity Petition to the Atlantic Congress", "Declaration of Atlantic Unity Explanatory Notes on Petition to the Atlantic Congress".
 

On the verso of Roshwald's letter of 28 Mar. 1959, at record 63683. Text is different from B&R G36.
 

Enclosures have to do with the convening of a World Constitutional Convention.
 

On the verso of Isely's letter of 23 July 1959, at record 63685.
 

On "behalf of the subpoenaed teachers in California".
 

Both enclosures are titled "Appeal and Vigil at Fort Detrick".

Re germ warfare.
 

Re Gandhi, and History of Western Philosophy.
 

Enclosed flyer is an agreement to sign a call to convene a World Constitutional Convention.
 

On the verso of Isely's letter of 28 Aug. 1959, at record 63692.
 

On the verso of Pickett's letter of 29 Sept. 1959, at record 63694.
 

Enclosed re choosing of a World Committee for a World Constitutional Convention.
 

On the verso of Foreman's letter of 24 Nov. 1959, at record 63698. There is a message for the Tom Paine Award dinner for I.F. Stone.
 

Enclosed ts. is an agreement to endorse the aims of the Committee; photocopy is of a letter to the editor, appearing in The New York Times, 6 Jan. 1960.
 

Enclosed photocopy is of newsclips from The New York Times, courtesy of the Committee.
 

For a summary and the signed original, see record 132396.