Enclosed mimeo, from the Student Peace Union and Students for a Democratic Society, is titled "The Tragedy of Vietnam".
 

Enclosures concern the case of "Three Indicted Indiana University Student Socialists". A sponsor card is also enclosed.
 

BR agrees to serve as honorary chairman of the Committee in Defence of the Bloomington Students.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter, to be used at a meeting to honour Thomas Merton.
 

Enclosed poem is titled "The Gods of War".
 

A message is included in the body of the letter re Norman Cousins.
 

Enclosure is a circulating appeal titled Appeal to the Leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

A message is included in the body of the letter.

Not a letter but a statement on the suspension of two teachers from Patterson State College, Howard Ozman and Frank Taylor.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.
 

Not a letter but a statement titled "An Open Letter to President Johnson".
 

A handwritten postscript, initialed by Brown, reads "Get the facts!", re demonstrations and student rights at the University of California.
 

In reply to Brown's postscript "Get the facts!", BR cables "Had done so. Have you?"
 

Not a letter but a statement by BR on the murder of Malcolm X.
 

Re an anti-Vietnam war march in San Francisco.
 

A cabled message of support for the San Francisco March Against the Vietnam War, appearing on the same page above the telegram described at record 63941.
 

Not a letter but a ts. statement titled "The Negro Rising". Attached are two more mimeo copies and a photocopy of the statement.
 

Not a letter but a ts. statement titled "Message Introducing Robert Bolt Interview in U.S.A." (B&R E64.04; M64.01).
 

Enclosed mimeo is a press statement titled "Betty Shabazz and Murray Kempton to Speak at New York Memorial for Slain Detroit Socialist", Leo Bernard.
 

A message is included in the body of the letter re the murder of Leo Bernard.
 

Letter invites BR to be on the dinner committee at a ceremony bestowing on President Lyndon Johnson the "Family of Man" award.
 

Two copies.

BR writes that Lyndon "Johnson could only be given an award ... by those morally dead to [his] criminal activity".
 

Letter is addressed to "The European Plaintiffs in the Case of Linus C. Pauling, et al., v. Neil H. McElroy, et al., case no. 866-58 in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia".
 

A carbon copy sent to BR.
 

Letter is addressed "To the Plaintiffs in the Lawsuits: Pauling, et al., V. McElroy, et al., filed on April 4, 1958 in Washington, D.C. and in Moscow".
 

Letter is addressed to "Committee and Plaintiffs" in the Fallout Suits.
 

Letter is written on the top of mimeo form letter addressed to "Dear Friend", with a mimeo enclosure titled "The Fallout Suits Seek Court Intervention December 1958—Progress Report".
 

Letter is addressed "To the Plaintiffs in the Case of Linus Pauling, et al, Appellants, v. Neil H. McElroy, et al, Appellees". Enclosed leaflet is from the U.S. Court of Appeals; it is the decision of that court in the Pauling case.
 

Letter is addressed to the Plaintiffs in Pauling et al. v. McElroy et al.

Letter is addressed to the Plaintiffs in Pauling et al. v. McElroy et al.

A printed letter with an appeal appended titled "An Appeal to Stop the Spread of Nuclear Weapons"; it is marked "Signed and returned 17 January 1961". Attached is a second copy which is marked "Signed and returned 2 Feb '61".
 

On the verso of Pauling's letter of 27 Jan. 1961, at record 63963.

Letterhead: Conference Against the Spread of Nuclear Weapons Oslo, Norway 2 to 7 May 1961.

BR's name is in the list of sponsors.

Attached are two carbon copies of the typed copy.

This is a carbon copy sent to BR and others.

Text of letter is the same as that at record 63972, but date is different.

A form letter "To My Fellow Plaintiffs in the Bomb Test Suits".

Enclosed is another form letter addressed to "All Plaintiffs in Pauling et al. vs. McNamara et al...."

Letter is marked "Scrapped" because of the inappropriate salutation.

Copy of statement, enclosed with the original letter, appears in typed carbon at the foot of the sheet and typed on a separate sheet.

Not a letter but a ts. mimeo titled "Statement by Linus Pauling". The remainder of the file consists of other statements by Pauling and official documents relating to the fallout suits.

Two copies.

A note written on the ts. titled "An Appeal on the Danger to the World of Goldwater's Policies", which Flechtheim agreed to sign.

Not a letter but a copy of BR's appeal against Goldwater, signed and returned by Dirks.