Bertrand Russell & Cyrus Eaton correspondence and papers - 4 1960s
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1. Eaton Russell telegram and letter re Russell's messages to Khrushchev and Kennedy. Russell speaks to ending the Cold War: Oct 23, 1962, Nov 1, 1962
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2. Russell letter to New York Herald Tribune "Genuine Grievances Caused the Riots concerning the Bedford-Stuyvesant, Harlem, and Rochester unrest related to police brutality of young Negro youths .. Russell letter on "Press as Weapon." And respond by Lester Markel to him.
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3. Russell to Betty Royan about Eaton's 80th birthday
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4. Russell to Eaton about disappointment about Eaton not seeing Russell's secretary and Russell asking Eaton to publicly support bis Foundation.
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5. Cyrus Eaton to Rupert Crawshay-Williams about misquoting Russell. Eaton talks about his longstanding friendly relation with Russell and quotes what Russell ·said about Eaton The Pugwash Conferences were held "in an atmosphere of friendliness. The most important characteristic was in large part made possible by the astute understanding Cyrus Eaton of the a situation and what we wished to accomplish and his tactful hospitality."in Huxley's memoires. July 23 1973
Atlantic Peace Foundation Mission & Charity
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6. Bertrand Russell statement on launching the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation and Atlantic Peace Foundation,Sept 29, 1963
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Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation description, mission, international presence Russell Peace Foundation, description, air attacks on Vietnam, request for Eaton to join Advisory Council, Atlantic Peace Foundation objectives. International resistance to threat of nuclear war copy.pdf
7. Russell's birthday wishes and Eaton's response on Dec 1963 on 80th birthday
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8. Russell asking Eaton's advice of how to end Cold War and Eaton's response Jan 20 1964 & Jan 27
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9. Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation: Its offices around the world, asking for Eaton's continued financial support and articles on Russell's new policies. Jan 8 1966
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10. The Cold War and World Poverty by Bertrand Russell, Nov 1964, Africa and the World' the material costs of arms race, the numer of people employed, percentage of US spends on war, nuclear stockpile.
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11. Oppression in South Arabia by Bertrand Russell, Dec l 964: Africa and the World: Discovery of Oil, No Hospital, Petition from tribes to British High Commission not recognizing their authority, leaders arrested, asks for permission of peaceful change
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12. An Appeal to the American Conscience from Bertrand Russell, Broadcast Independence Day, July 4, 1966; US controls over 66% of world's natural resources; exploitations around the globe of the US, power of the industrialists, the unjust Vietnam war, money spent on armament, HOW justify the use of chemical weapons in Vietnam, Vietcong is broad alliance of the people, Diem's murderous regime, Arms Race, Mass Poverty, war crimes. Americans be aware of the US propaganda
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13. From Betty Royan & librarian at McMaster: Eaton offer to donate $25,000 to create Russell's archives at McMaster Univ, Jan 9, 1968
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14. Royan to Russell, thinking Russell would second Eaton's motion that the US select someone with sense of humor for secretary of state
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15. Russell to Joseph Rotblat on Galbraith's book How to Control the Military sent by Eaton. Thinks that Galbraith should give more weight to sit-ins Accepts too readily power of organizations. Despite supposedly being repudiated by Pugwash scientists, Russells thinks Pugwash scientists should support declaration at Moscow Conf
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16. Russell to Eaton about letter to Rotblat (see above)
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16. Eaton to Russell telegram: Eaton suggests Russell issue Christmas message appealing to American to end war in Vietnam. Dec 21, 1969
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17. Deed of Covenant unsigned about paying to Atlantic Peace Foundation
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18. Edith Russell to Mr. Eaton about contacting Mr. Brezhev about establishing justice e for political prisoners and prisoners of conscience
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19. Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, description, air attacks of US on Vietnam, request for Eaton to join Advisory Council, Atlantic Peace Foundation objectives. International resistance to threat of nuclear war
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20. Undated letter to Mr. Brezhnev from group of people asking that Bertrand Russell not be considered enemy of the state for his work to help incarceratedjews
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