A carbon copy is attached.
 

Enclosed is titled "Resolution".
 

Enclosed ts. concerns Boris Pasternak and Olga Ivenskaya, also spelled Ivinskaya [Ivinskaia] and is by G. Katkov.

Enclosed concerns the arrest of Olga Ivinskaya, "Prototype" for Lara in Pasternak's Doctor Zhivago. Also spelled Ivenskaya.
 

BR encloses script for opening of International Press Conference on August 9. Script titled "Why Governments Should Renounce War" is in RA1 220.

(McMaster Library's Lyons Centre is named after her.)

Katkov writes upon returning from a visit to Plas Penrhyn. He quotes from letters from Pasternak re the Ivinskayas.
 

BR wants to know how the press learned of his support for the Ivinskayas. Re B&R E61.00.
 

Contains a holograph letter on p. 2 (see record 64217).
 

Dated from Katkov's next letter.
 

Re Mrs. Ivinskaya and her daughter.
 

Re Mrs. Ivinskaya and her daughter. BR offers to write B&R C61.05.
 

Current clippings about Ivinskaya affair, including Katkov's anonymous "Pasternak, Mrs Ivinskaya, and 'Lara'", Guardian, n.d. None of the clippings mentions BR.

Katkov's 14-p. memo concerns the Ivinskaya affair, as do the clippings (one being typed out).
 

Sloan objects to B&R C61.05.
 

BR recounts his involvement in the Ivinskaya affair.
 

A covering letter for Katkov's of same date.
 

Re Ivinskaya affair (which the memo concerns).

Katkov invites BR to join his committee.
 

Re Ivinskaya affair.

BR accepts Katkov's invitation to join his committee.
 

Enclosed is titled "Memorandum on the Situation of Jews in the Soviet Union".

On verso of the document at record 64231. "I am, of course, utterly opposed to anti-semitism...."

Re the 50-megaton bomb.

Scott's signature is in BR's handwriting.

The date should be 1961/10/24.

Also present is a MS., presumed to be in C. Farley's handwriting.

Re B&R E61.21.
 

Re Khrushchev's reply to BR and Scott's statement (record 64234).
 

Statement on the 50-megaton bomb, telephoned by Kevin Holland to Press Association, Reuters, Times, Manchester Guardian, Daily Mail, Herald, etc.
 

BR is signing a letter for Ayer to take to Khrushchev re the Ivinskayas.

2 copies.

Full title: "Message to the Conference on Disarmament in Moscow, July, 1962 from Bertrand Russell".
 

On Everyman III.
 

Schlotfeldt says he was given the enclosed letter at International Cancer Congress.
 

BR wants a translation of Russian letter attached to Schlotfeldt's at record 64244.
 

The letter includes comments by Colin Painter, translator, and member of Britain-U.S.S.R. Society.
 

The letter contains a brief note by translator, Colin Painter.
 

In Russian; signed by about two dozen Russian schoolchildren.
 

Includes message on world peace.

The letter was published. For details, see record 72604.

Re J.H. Sexton's fiancée in Russia.

Re: the case of [Daniel] Siniansky.
 

Re: the case of J.H. Sexton and his fiancée.

Full title: "Message for Rome Conference on Soviet Jews of October 1 (Professor Arangie Ruiz)".
 

BR asks Marshall Voroshilov about decisions of the Nuremberg trials and the London agreement of 8 August 1945.

Text includes a message on the anniversary of liberation of Leningrad.

Enclosed is "Statement for Novosti Press in Support of the Proposal of Premier Khrushchev" (2 copies, TL(CAR)).

Invitation to meet Valentina V. Nickolayeva-Tereshkova.
 

The document is headed "Statement for Novosti Press".

2 more carbon copies attached.
 

The document is headed "Statement for Tass on Test Ban Treaty".

Another carbon, on one sheet, is attached.

The document is headed "Statement to Pravda".
 

Re trip to England by Boris Polevy.

Re Boris Polevy's visit to U.K.

The enclosed "short public statement" of a few weeks ago is not present.

ER's note: "Delivered by hand by C. Farley 17/3/65".

Message to the Scandinavian Conference on the Situation of the Jews in the Soviet Union

Sent to Prof. Torgny Segerstedt, Stockholm.

Attached is another copy, TS(CAR).

Attached are 2 copies, TS(CAR).

Makarios is President of Cyprus.

BR asks if Makarios would accept a United Nations force if Turkey and Greece participated in it.

Attached is another copy, TS(CAR).

Kutshuk is Vice-President of Cyprus.

BR asks if Kutshuk would accept United Nations force if Greece and Turkey participated in it.

Typed on the "Baggage Stamp" typewriter.

Probably re the Tri-Continental Conference in Cuba, January 1966.

Attached is a copy, TL(CAR).

Re BR's appeal on Tarsis's behalf.

Re BR's appeal on Tarsis's behalf.

Re Soviet intellectuals.

Unterman is Chief Rabbi of Israel. Re Rabinowitz.

Opposes "Freedom House".

Re joint letter with F. Mauriac on the Soviet death penalty for economic crimes.

Hsiung Hsiang-hui is Chargé d'Affaires.

Thank-you letter for birthday wishes.

Refers to a future meeting and thanks him for a gift of Chinese tea.

Attached are two copies of the letter, TL(CAR).

Re: BR's unimpeachable concern for peace. Schoenman quotes a recent letter from Israeli P.M. Eshkol.

Lamont encloses a printed article and an open letter to President Kennedy concern Vietnam.

BR states: "I should be pleased if my name were associated with any further public protests in the United States."

Schoenman encloses BR's first letter to the editor on Vietnam.

BR's first letter to the editor on Vietnam. Replaces a version (not present) with a typing error.

Anderson is editor of the Washington Post.

Vernon quotes from Nguyen Xien's letter to BR.

The letter has a draft reply from BR in Schoenman's hand.

A thank-you note for help with information on Vietnam.

Enclosure is a letter sent to BR from Nguyen-Huu-Tho, President of South Vietnam National Liberation Front (NLF). See record 64292.

BR requests information concerning the conduct of the United States in South Vietnam.

A request from Secretary General of Vietnam Socialist Party to use BR's influence to continue to condemn U.S.-diem crimes.

A thank-you letter to Secretary General of Vietnam Socialist Party.

A letter from President of Vietnam Peace Committee describing U.S.-Diem violations of Geneva agreements.

A thank-you letter to the President, Vietnam Peace Committee, with reference to the article in the New York Times.

A letter from Vice President of the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy in Hanoi, describing the conduct of the United States in the war.

A thank-you letter.

A letter agreeing with BR's views about the war in Vietnam.

BR encourages him to write to the New York Times or Washington Post to share his views about U.S. involvement in Vietnam.

Letter to the editor protesting the treatment of BR's letter of condemnation of American atrocities in Vietnam.

A letter to the editor protesting the treatment of BR's letter of condemnation of American atrocities in Vietnam.