U Thant has read BR's Helsinki statement "with very great interest".

Schoenman encloses (not present) his personal statement at Helsinki.

U Thant has read Schoenman's Helsinki statement "with great interest".

BR thanks U Thant for his birthday greetings.

Also in file: another TL(CAR), document .182205.

BR asks U Thant to propose an International War Crimes Commission rather than let the Pentagon investigate them.

A second TL(CAR) is in the file, document .182107.

A press statement quoting the complete text of the letter is also in the file, document .182119.

U Thant cannot propose an International War Crimes Commission but is following developments regarding atrocities in Vietnam.

Also in file: a TLS(X), document .182111.

BR appeals to the General Assembly for the release of over 1,000 political prisoners in Greece. See record 71367.

Hoffman is Managing Director of the UN Special Fund. He cannot act as advisor or director of any organization that is critical of governments that belong to the UN.

Sen would like to accept BR's invitation to discuss international matters with BR.

Owen is Executive Chairman of the UNTAB. He is "somewhat astonished" that Schoenman thinks he has Owen's approval of the BRPF's Middle East proposals.

Schoenman and Zaki were "perhaps mistaken" in assuming Owen's friendly encouragement was approval.

Wood would like the BRPF put on the mailing list for forthcoming events and press releases.

Ridder signs and returns the anti-Goldwater manifesto.

The handwriting is Edith Russell's. The memo is signed "R." It begins: "For Chris Please draft a polite and friendly letter in reply to Uruguayan F.M.'s letter".

The letter referred to is document .182125 (record 71421). There is a reply, which was not sent, possibly because it did not follow BR's instructions (see document .182128).

[It is most interesting to read what BR himself has to say about the nature and purpose of the IWCT.]

A note signed "R." in Edith Russell's hand is at the top: "Note date (and dates of postmarks on envelope). Odd."

BR is invited to Uruguay to participate in the Latin American Congress for Solidarity with Cuba and the Right of the Peoples to Self-Determination.

BR is "grievously disappointed" in Uruguay's cancellation of a conference on Cuba.

BR thanks the Comité Nacional Coordinador del Apoyo a la Revolución Cubana for its letter of March 12, "which arrived only recently" (see record 71417).

The writer informs Wood that "Lord Russell's message to Dr. Abdala has been forwarded to Montevideo." The nature of the message is unknown.

Luisi recalls reading law at St. John's and attending BR's lectures at Cambridge during the war. Luisi is concerned that BR will come to Uruguay and establish a court, which is not permitted. This concerns the IWCT.

Also in file: a TLS(X), document .182125a.

Velazquez, Uruguayan ambassador, quotes the entirety of Hector Luisi's letter to BR (see record 71421).

Velazquez forwards Hector Luisi's letter of May 7.

BR, in this "not sent" reply to Luisi's letter of May 7, criticizes Uruguay's attempt to ban the IWCT.

A second copy, TL(CAR), is in the file, document .182128.

BR urges Marcha to publicize the IWCT and support "our campaigns in Latin America for release of political prisoners such as Regis Debray."

BR protests the arrest of 26 militant socialists in Uruguay.

"An appeal on the danger to the world of Goldwater's policies" is signed by Sanger.

"An appeal on the danger to the world of Goldwater's policies" is signed by Sillitoe.

Silkin declines to sign the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Attlee declines to sign the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Sellar, as secretary, is forwarding the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto to Sir Compton Mackenzie.

Hanley, as secretary, will give Sydney Hill the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto upon his return. Hill is General Secretary.

Marsh, an M.P., declines to sign the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Martin declines to sign the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

The name is conjectured from the signature. He is Bishop of Llandaff.

Hughes signs and returns only the second sheet of the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

The note is assumed to be addressed to BR. Also in the file is Murdoch's signed Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Northcott has signed the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Tynan has signed the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Russell thanks Sillitoe for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Farley seeks Swedish names to approach for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Farley seeks French and Japanese names to approach for the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Farley seeks Australian names to approach for the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Farley seeks Danish names to approach for the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Farley seeks Swiss names to approach to sign the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Kastner signs the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Henderson declines to sign the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Schilling returns the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto for F.H.C. Crick, asking that it be properly addressed to him.

Violet Bonham-Carter's secretary will give her the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto upon her return.

Farley seeks Swedish names to approach to sign the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

BR thanks Tynan for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

BR thanks Northcott for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

BR thanks Murdoch for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

BR thanks Hughes for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

BR thanks Sillitoe for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

BR thanks Sanger for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

BR thanks Hepworth for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

BR thanks Baroness Wootton of Abinger for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

BR thanks the Patons for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

BR thanks Allaun for signing the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Collick agrees to sign the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Berkeley signs and encloses the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto (see record 71463).

Berkeley has signed the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Weyrauch has signed the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

For Lord Willis, BR is willing to change "inevitable" to "probable" in the penultimate paragraph, but for the fact that the anti-Goldwater appeal has been sent to thousands of people with 20 to 30 signatures arriving daily.

Smets declines to sign the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Dickson signs and returns (document. 182317) the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Iversen declines to sign the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Hilpert signs the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Gardiner declines to sign the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

Arlott signs and returns (at document .182322) the Anti-Goldwater Manifesto.

On the withdrawal of Schoenman's U.S. passport for visiting China.

The title continues: "In Madison Square Garden on May 19, 1960". Also in file: TD(CAR), document .182134.

The letter is the same as that at document .182132.

On the confiscation of Schoenman's U.S. passport for visiting China.

On the trial of a C.O., Russell Goddard. In Schoenman's hand at the top: "Pam please have sent to

1. Washington Post
2. St. Louis Post
3. Los Angeles Times
4. York Gazette and Daily
5. Nation"

On the trial of a C.O., Russell Goddard.

On the withdrawal of Schoenman's U.S. passport for visiting China.

BR congratulates Humphrey on being nominated for Vice-President of the U.S.

On the withdrawal of Schoenman's U.S. passport for visiting China.

On the withdrawal of Schoenman's U.S. passport for visiting China.

Schoenman corrects the Telegraph's report of the status of his passport.

Draft covering letter for distributing BR's introduction to the Mershon report, which follows as document .182147a.

Untitled typescript beginning "The world is confronted with a great danger, the danger of subjection to the United States."

The letter contains a message on the murder of Leo Bernard. Barnes is New York State Chairman of the Socialist Workers Party.

John Harris is a member of the Student Non-Violent Co-ordinating Committee (SNCC).

A slightly different version of the Anti-Goldwater covering letter and Manifesto.

More draft versions follow.

More draft versions of both the covering letter and appeal on Goldwater follow.

Many different drafts of the covering letter and Anti-Goldwater Manifesto follow.

On Goldwater.

Royan is assistant to Cyrus S. Eaton

On Goldwater.

On Goldwater.

On Goldwater.

On Goldwater.

On Goldwater.

On Goldwater.

On Goldwater.

On Goldwater.

Schoenman sends Mathiesen literature of the BRPF.