Enclosed ts. is a copy of a letter to Science magazine; it is titled "Concerning Russell's 'Social Responsibilities of Scientists'".
 

Enclosed ts. is a tentative outline of the table of contents of an issue of Daedalus on arms control.
 

Enclosed mimeo is a programme for a rally sponsored by the Los Angeles Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy.
 

Enclosed photocopy is of an ad appearing in The Washington Post, by the National Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy.

On the verso of page 1 of Cousins' telegram of 23 Apr. 1960, at record 63709.
 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Ballot—August, 1960".
 

Enclosed offprint is from The New York Times, of an ad paid for by the Committee.
 

A message appearing is on the verso of Foreman's letter of 27 Oct. 1960, at record 63716. The message is in support of Linus Pauling.
 

Enclosed photocopies are of the "Survival Forum" column in the Los Gatos Times-Saratoga Observer.
 

Enclosed leaflet is titled Student Peace Union.
 

On the verso of Altbach's letter of 1 Dec. 1960, at record 63722.
 

A copy of letter sent to BR, nominating Linus Pauling for the Nobel Peace Prize for 1960.
 

Enclosed open letter, which Isely asks BR to sign, is a call for a World Constitutional Convention. Page 2 is missing, presumably because BR signed and returned it, as a note at the top of the covering letter indicates.
 

A form letter with offprints from The New York Times and The Nation; and a copy of Rights, vol. 8, no. 1.

A donation envelope is also enclosed.
 

Copy of enclosed ts., a message for the Council, appears on the verso of the letter.
 

Enclosed mimeos pertain to the organization of the American-European March, San Francisco to Moscow.
 

Enclosed leaflet is titled American-European March San Francisco to Moscow.
 

Form letter.
 

Letter is headed: "Open Letter to the President of the United States of America".
 

Enclosed ts. is titled "Topics Related to the Nuclear Age Submitted for Consideration to Twenty-One Leading European Scholars and Scientists"; one pamphlet is about SANE, the second is titled Facts that You Should Know about Fallout.

Enclosed ts. is titled "List of Russian Names"; also enclosed is an agreement to endorse a call for a World Convention.
 

Enclosed flyer is headed: Have We Lost Our Will to Protect Our Freedoms?
 

Enclosed flyer is titled No More Hiroshimas That Mankind May Live!
 

Form letter with an enclosure titled "A Petition for a United Nations Referendum Toward the Control of Nuclear Weapons".
 

Letterhead of Manitoba Pool Elevators; misfiled in U.S.A. file.
 

Addressed to a Canadian correspondent; misfiled in U.S.A. file.
 

Addressed to the President of the Manitoba Pool Elevators; misfiled in U.S.A. file.
 

Attached is a carbon copy.
 

Open letter enclosed calls for a general strike; newsclip is of letters to the editor in The Village Voice.

Written on the face of 'Humans for Survival' telegram of 8 Oct. 1961, at record 63768.
 

Enclosed flyer advertises a peace rally sponsored by the League and other groups.
 

The letter attempts to explain the attribution to BR of the slogan "Better red than dead".
 

Written at the top of Leff's telegram of 9 Nov. 1961, at record 63780.
 

Written at the top of SANE's 13 Nov. 1961 telegram, at record 63782.

Enclosed mimeo is titled "New York Committee for the General Strike for Peace; Strike for Peace to Span the Globe"; leaflet and flyer are calls for a general strike.
 

Form letter with enclosure titled "Reply Sheet about the Preparatory Conference for the World Constitutional Convention".
 

Form letter with enclosed mimeo titled "Stop the Nuclear Tests!"

Written at the foot of the letter to BR from the Committee to Stop Nuclear Weapons Tests, at record 63790.
 

Enclosed mimeo is a draft advertisement titled "'Victory' at Punta del Este?". Attached is a signed carbon copy of the letter and a second copy of the enclosed mimeo.
 

Appearing at the foot of the carbon copy of the letter described at record 63793.
 

Form letter to "Dear Member of the SPU Advisory Council". Enclosed mimeos are titled "Program Statement", "Civil Liberties" and "White House Vigil Reflects Peace Drive on Campuses", the latter an offprint of an article from The New York Times.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.