Published as "CND and the Test Ban Treaty".

Also in file: two TL(CAR).

On the Test-Ban Treaty.

Published as "The New Doctrine of Aggression".

Also in file: a second TL(CAR), and a duplicate addressed to Reporter Magazine. Also a list of 7 other newspapers to which the letter was sent.

Duplicate entry for document .025299 to reflect the fact that the letter was sent to several listed newspapers in addition to the Guardian.

Duplicate entry for document .025299 to reflect the fact that the letter was sent to several listed newspapers in addition to the Guardian.

Duplicate entry for document .025299 to reflect the fact that the letter was sent to several listed newspapers in addition to the Guardian.

Duplicate entry for document .025299 to reflect the fact that the letter was sent to several listed newspapers in addition to the Guardian.

Duplicate entry for document .025299 to reflect the fact that the letter was sent to several listed newspapers in addition to the Guardian.

Duplicate entry for document .025299 to reflect the fact that the letter was sent to several listed newspapers in addition to the Guardian.

Duplicate entry for document .025299 to reflect the fact that the letter was sent to several listed newspapers in addition to the Guardian.

Duplicate entry for document .025299 to reflect the fact that the letter was sent to several listed newspapers in addition to the Guardian.

The TL(CAR) is in the file.

Published as "Stop Testing Now!".

Schoenman writes his parents about renovating a house, presumably the one in Penrhyndeudraeth. He mentions Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor as possible donors to the BRPF. He refers to Susan, and to his sister Edie.

On the verso is the introduction to Adam Roberts, War by Accident. The introduction, in Schoenman's hand, appears to have been dictated by BR.

The letter is revised in BR's hand.

A covering letter for "On the Avoidance of World War III".

Also in file: a second TL(CAR). Published as "Only Begetter".

Also in file: a "Scrapped" TL(TC), which was "not sent"; its text is very different. Also in file: an outline in BR's hand of the second version.

Published as "Sense and Sensibility".

"Private". A covering letter for "Aid for Vietnam Assailed".

Published as "Word from Russell", on Negroes and Marriage and Morals.

Also in file: two TL(CAR).

Published as "Undeterred".

A private letter on East Germany's imprisonment of Heinz Brandt.

See record 92726 for another copy sent elsewhere for publication.

On nuclear testing.

Also in file: four other TL(CAR).

Published as "Savagery".

Also in file: a TL draft, with a Plas Penrhyn address.

Published as "Savagery".

Published later in The Observer as "Savagery".

Published as "War in Vietnam".

A reply to Dennis Bloodworth on chemical weapons in Vietnam, and eventually published in Tribune.

On the persecution of students at Indiana University, Bloomington.

On U.S. flights over Cuba.

On U.S. flights over Cuba.

On U.S. flights over Cuba.

On U.S. flights over Cuba.

On U.S. flights over Cuba.

Also in file: two TL(CAR).

Published as "Split Infinitive".

Also in file: two TL(CAR).

Published as "Split Infinitive".

"(Dictated over the telephone by Lord Russell and signed in his absence)".

Published as "Kennedy Data".

On the U.S. attitude to Cuba.

Also in file: four TL(CAR).

Also in file: a TL(D), dated 1964/08/07.

On Khrushchev's efforts for world peace.

The text has a different beginning from that of the versions sent to The Guardian and the Daily Worker.

Also in file: a TL(CAR), annotated by Schoenman at the top; "Unsent (pending)". The envelope is stamped but not franked. Also in file: "Pending" on the verso of an out-of-date request for a donation to the BR Peace Fund.

Alterations are in Schoenman's hand, including the addition of the last line: "I have signed this letter on behalf of the Committee of 100". It is assumed that BR signed the letter.

On Judge Roy W. Harper's sentencing of Russell Goddard.

On Judge Roy W. Harper's sentencing of Russell Goddard.

On Judge Roy W. Harper's sentencing of Russell Goddard.

On Judge Roy W. Harper's sentencing of Russell Goddard.

On Judge Roy W. Harper's sentencing of Russell Goddard.

"Unsent". On Cyprus.

On Trevor-Roper's article on the Warren Report and the Kennedy assassination.

On The Observer's criticism of Trevor-Roper's article on the Warren Report and the Kennedy assassination.

On Mark Lane's criticisms of the Warren Report.

BR encloses a blurb for Robert Payne's Lenin.

Published as "Vietnam".

A carbon copy of an apparent secretarial version of BR's signature is present. See also the draft, document .026542d.

A private letter to the editor about his handling of BR's controversy with P.J. Honey.

The editor criticizes BR's initial reply to Honey for its length and asks for sources.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

This version was apparently sent to The Times, which returned its envelope postmarked 1964/08/05; see document .026542a, record 92785.

BR encloses an introduction for Stetler's article "Vietnam: the Whole Brutal Business".

Also in file: a TL(D).

Published as "Schweitzer".

Also in file: two TL(CAR). All copies have revisions in the hands of Edith Russell and Schoenman.

Also in file: BR, "Reasons for Leaving the Labour Party", ts. dated 1964/05/26.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR); see also document .026603a.

Published as "For Inspection".

On Mark Lane's next speaking engagement on the Kennedy assassination. The letter was sent to several newspapers: see documents .026625-.026625c, records 92792-92794.

On Mark Lane's next speaking engagement on the Kennedy assassination. The letter was sent to several newspapers: .026625-.026625c, records 92792-92794.

On Mark Lane's next speaking engagement on the Kennedy assassination. The letter was sent to several newspapers: .026625-.026625c, records 92792-92794.

On Mark Lane's next speaking engagement on the Kennedy assassination. The letter was sent to several newspapers: .026625-.026625c, records 92792-92794.

On Mark Lane's next speaking engagement on the Kennedy assassination. The letter was sent to several newspapers: .026625-.026625c, records 92792-92794.

"Personal". Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

BR encloses a reply (document .026631a, record 92798) to P.J. Honey.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

Published as "Vietnam".

On sending medical supplies to the National Liberation Front in Vietnam, and the plight of Russell Stetler. The letter was sent to many newspapers: records 92799-92823.

On sending medical supplies to the National Liberation Front in Vietnam, and the plight of Russell Stetler.

On sending medical supplies to the National Liberation Front in Vietnam, and the plight of Russell Stetler.

On sending medical supplies to the National Liberation Front in Vietnam, and the plight of Russell Stetler.