Enclosed mimeo is titled "World Citizens for World Law".
 

BR resigns from SANE.

Enclosed pamphlet is titled Initiatives to Break the Geneva Impasse; flyer is an offprint of an advertisement which appeared in The New York Times.
 

Enclosed leaflet is titled 1962 Peace Platform for New York State; offprint is of an article appearing in The New York Times, titled "Women's Peace Campaign Gaining Support"; verso has other offprints of articles re Sharmat.
 

BR endorses Sharmat's candidature for the New York Assembly.
 

On the verso of Catherine Kent's telegram of 6 May 1962, described at record 63821.
 

On the verso of Catherine Kent's telegram to BR of 6 May 1962, described at record 63821.
 

Open letter covers offprints titled "You Can Do Something for Peace" and "Do We Really Want Peace?"
 

Enclosed mimeo is a copy of a press release; offprints are titled "Call to All Nations of the World", "Proposal for Reducing International Tensions through the Formation of a World Constitution and the Introduction of a Mutual Aid Plan", and "The World Without the Bomb—the ACCRA Assembly—June 21-28, 1962"; leaflet is titled A Call for Inter-Nation Action.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

A form letter. Enclosed mimeos pertain to the workings of this group.
 

Enclosed offprints were published by the Committee.
 

Written for King by his executive assistant, Wyatt Tee Walker.
 

Re the ACLU/ECLC (Emergency Civil Liberties Committee) controversy.
 

Foot of letter containing only the closing is torn off.
 

Enclosed include Smith's business card and an open letter re a Veterans Day Parade to be held in San Francisco.
 

Enclosed leaflet is a publication of Voters for Peace.
 

BR resigns as President of CND.

Enclosed ts. is a statement by BR re his relationship with CND, 5 March 1961. For the original of the enclosure, see record 118793.

Verso of letter is transcribed rather than photocopied.

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.

Enclosed ts. is a copy of remarks made by Corliss Lamont on the presentation of the annual Tom Paine Award to BR. The award was a portrait of Tom Paine by Antonio Frasconi, who also did a portrait of BR.
 

Enclosures pertain to a "World Constitutional Convention" to be held in Sept. 1963.
 

Enclosed is an article by Tashian offprinted from the Bulletin of the King County Medical Society, titled "The Threat of War and the Physician's Responsibility".
 

Enclosed mimeo is a draft of a position paper.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.

Two copies.
 

Enclosed ts. is titled "To the Witness for Life a Short Speech Given in the Golden Gate Park San Francisco April 13, 1963".
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

Enclosed leaflet is titled Resistance, from the Citizen's Committee for Disarmament; it contains a brief message from BR.
 

A note of encouragement for the Citizen's Committee for Disarmament is included in the body of the letter.
 

Enclosure (not present) on accidental war. Also sent to many American newspapers and periodicals.
 

BR writes: "I do not mind being thought senile and impudent for raising my voice in this cause", that is, the oppression of American blacks (then called Negroes).
 

Re the oppression of American blacks (then called Negroes).
 

A message is included in the body of the letter concerning the sentencing of Rev. Ashton Jones.
 

Mimeo copy is headed "Governmental Correspondence on the Delhi-Peking March". On the same sheet is a letter from the World Peace Brigade to Ho Ping Ta Hui.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.

 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "An Open Letter to President John Kennedy".
 

Enclosed mimeo is headed "Excerpts from a Letter Written by Mrs. Ashton Jones Sept. 23, 1963".
 

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Bernard Shaw: Press Cuttings 1909"; newsclip is from The Cape Codder, 8 Aug. 1963, of an ad titled "A New Standard for True Americanism".
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.