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• Bank Book Entry: New Delhi Am. Express Trav. Checks.  [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]
• Bulletin: Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Statistical Bulletin, Volume 48. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s, Folder 1967s.6]
• Letter from LP to Malvika Chakravarty RE: Writes that he is pleased that she wrote to him. Sends a photo and a paper of his. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 78 Folder 78.2]
• Letter from Madame B. Lejeune to LP RE: In French. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Letter from Professor N. N. Sirota Byelorassian Academy of Sciences to LP RE: Invites him to take part in the symposium on the chemical bond in semiconductors. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 384 Folder 384.2]
• Newspaper: "Returns ot OSU for Convocation, Seminar" (Extra Copies), OSU Scope, Volume 1, No. 2, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, 97331. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.41]
• Newspaper: "Returns ot OSU for Convocation, Seminar", OSU Scope, Volume 1, No. 2, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, 97331. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.40]
• Photo: An audience sitting in an auditorium. Madras, India. “AZAD Lectures, Feb. 1967.”  Photographer unknown. Black and white print. [Ship #2153] [Filed under LP Photo Box 1967i.13]
• Photo: Linus and Ava Helen Pauling standing outside with three unidentified others. Madras, India. “From M. Ct. Pethachi Post Box 2713, Madras 2.  Feb. 1967.”  Photographer unknown. Black and white print. [Ship #1730] [Filed under LP Photo Box 1967i.12]
• Photo: Linus and Ava Helen Pauling standing outside with three unidentified others. Madras, India. “M. Ct. Pethachi.  Feb. 1967.” Photographer unknown. Black and white print. [Ship #1729] [Filed under LP Photo Box 1967i.11]
• Photo: The Foreign Minister of New Delhi introducing Linus Pauling to a lecture audience. Linus sitting at a table. New Delhi, India. “Feb. 1967, New Delhi.  Linus Pauling being introduced by the Foreign Minister to give the AZAD Lecture.” Photographer unknown. Black and white print. [Ship #2156] [Filed under LP Photo Box 1967i.14]

• Itinerary: Speeches and sightseeing in New Delhi and Agra, February 1 to February 6, 1967. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s, Folder 1967s.6]
• Itinerary: leave Ahmedabad for Delhi [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from Dr. A. Hoffer Province of Saskatchewan Department of Public Health to Dr. H. Osmond Bureau of Research in Neurology and Psychiatry RE: Writes with data from his patients with various neurological diseases that he is treating with various drugs and the results of those treatments. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 160 Folder 190.3]
• Letter from Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, to Dr. P.B. Dews Harvard Medical School RE: Informs him that his letter of January 30, 1967 has been received but that LP is out of town and will give his attention to the letter upon his return. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 100 Folder 100.1]
• Letter from J.O. Kairow to LP RE: Informs him that LP that he would like to talk to him about something that Dr. Kharasch knows about. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 203 Folder 203.1]
• Letter from Ned Andrews Student Stanford University to LP RE: Invites LP to participate in their "Guest-in-Residence" Program. Explains that the purpose is to bring prominent people to Stanford in order to "stimulate intellectual activity". [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 15 Folder 15.2]
• Letter from Professor E. Macovschi Academia Republicii Socialiste Romania to LP RE: Thanks him for the reprints LP sent him and expresses his great interest in the biochemical basis of anaesthesia. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 339 Folder 339.6]
• Schedule: leave Ahmedabad at 3:45 PM, arrive in Delhi at 7:25 PM [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Schedule: nothing planned [handwritten] [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 

• Itinerary: Delhi; Azad Memorial Lecture I; “Science and World Peace” [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from B. N. Ganguli, University of Delhi Pro-Vice-Chancellor, to AHP, RE: Informs AHP of LP being given the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science (D. Sc.) and invites AHP to tea after the convocation. [Filed under LP Awards: Box 1967h-1968h, Folder 1968h.1]
• Letter from Dr. Milton Leitenberg Committee for Nuclear Information to Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, RE: Requests that she send a photocopy of his letter of January 30, 1967 to LP in India as soon as possible. (Response to letter sent January 31, 1967). [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Letter from Elaine Burnell to LP RE: Informs him that her son would like him to speak at his school about what the scientific break throughs of the decade portend for the future. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 384 Folder 384.2]
• Letter from William H. Nims, Assistant Secretary of The Ford Foundation, to LP RE: Informs LP the foundation does not have a provision for grants in the general field of orthomolecular psychiatry. [Filed under LP Science: Box 14.012, Folder 12.1]
• Newspaper Clipping: "A Scientist for Peace", A The Statesman Delhi Staff Reporter, The Statesman Delhi. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clipping: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.17]
• Newspaper Clipping: "Sale of Arms By Big Powers - Dr. Pauling's Call", Times of India Staff Reporter, Times of India. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.18]
• Receipt from First Western Bank to LP and AHP RE: Deposit receipt for $1,165.80.  [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]
• Schedule: 10:30 AM visit Nation al Physical Laboratory, New Delhi; 5 PM tea with Ambassador Chester Bowles; 6:30 PM lecture at the Indian Council for Cultural Relations [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 

• Invitation and dinner menu: dinner given by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations in honor of LP and AHP; held at the Ahoka Hotel, New Delhi at 8:15 PM [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3]
• Itinerary: Delhi; Azad Memorial Lecture II; “The World of the Future” [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from D.L. Mazumdar, India International Centre, to LP RE: Invites LP and AHP to visit the center during their stay in New Delhi [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from Donald H. Andrews Florida Atlantic University to LP RE: Expresses his gratitude to LP for sending him reprints of his latest papers. Believes that LP is making a major contribution in the area of the structure of the nucleus. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 6 Folder 6.11
• Letter from Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, to Dr. Milton Leitenberg Committee for Nuclear Information RE: Informs him of LP's travel plans and tells him she thinks it best to wait until his return to give LP Dr. Leitenberg's letter. (Response to letter February 2, 1967). [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Letter from Margaret Eaton to LP RE: Offers to purchase any correspondence LP might have had with scientists, of which there is an enclosed list, who have won the Nobel Prize in physics. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 113 Folder 113.8]
• Letter from Professor H. L. Lucas Jr. North Carolina State University to LP RE: Requests that LP clarify the political and social philosophies of a potential new hire at the University, Dr. Don Ridgeway. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Letter from Professor Kevin Keohane Science and Teaching Project to LP RE: Encloses a copy of an article written about LP that will appear in a background book for students of chemistry. Requests that LP send any photos he might have of himself at work. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 203 Folder 203.1]
• Letter from San-ichiro Mizushima Tokyo Research Institute of Yawata to LP RE: Sends reprints of his research colleagues papers on "The Nature of Metallic Bond" and asks if LP knows of any periodicals in the United States that they could possibly publish their findings in. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 248 Folder 248.6]
• News Advertisement: "The War in Vietnam: Reason, Righteousness, and Love of Country", Santa Barbara News-Press. [Filed under Ava Helen Pauling: Box 4.011, Folder 11.16]
• Newspaper Clipping: "Another World War Ruled Out - Russia and U.S.A. Afraid of Nuclear Destruction", Times of India Staff Reporter, RE: LP expresses there will not be a world war between Russia and the U.S.A. because each country is afraid of the other's nuclear weapon power. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.22]
• Newspaper Clipping: "Delhi, Pindi arms race U.S. doing: LP", The Indian Express Staff Reporter, The Indian Express, New Delhi, India. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.19]
• Newspaper Clipping: "India urged to lead in building 'one world'", The Hindustan Times Staff Correspondent, The Hindustan Times, New Delhi, India. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.20]
• Newspaper Clipping: "LP Calls for New World Order", The Statesman Staff Reporter, The Statesman. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.21]
• Newspaper Clipping: "LP Calls for New World Order", The Statesman Staff Reporter, The Statesman. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.23]
• Newspaper Clipping: "U.S. Arms Aid Emboldened in Pakistan", The Statesman Staff Reporter, The Statesman, RE: References LP's speech for the Azad Memorial Lecture. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n1, Folder 1967n1.23]
• Program: Dinner by Thri M. C. Chagla, President of Indian Council for Cultural Relations to honor LP and AHP, Ashoka Hotel, New Delhi, India, features vegetarian and non-vegetarian menus. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s, Folder 1967s.6]
• Program: Special Convocation to give an honorary degree of Doctor of Science to LP, University of Delhi. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s, Folder 1967s.7]
• Schedule: 10:30 AM visit All India Institute of Medical Sciences; 6:30 PM lecture at the Indian Council for Cultural Relations; 8:15 dinner [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Speech: The Future of the World, Second Azad Memorial Lecture, New Delhi, India. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s, Folder 1967s.7]

• Itinerary: Delhi [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from D Howard Ady to Mr. James S. Gates Channel 11 RE: Write expressing his disgust at the "liberal -fascist views" of The Mort Sahl Show. He suggests that the show be discontinued. [Letter from Ady to LP February 7, 1967] [Filed under LP Correspondence; Box 1 A Folder 1.4]
• Letter from Danilo Dolci Center for Study and Initiative to LP RE: Stresses the link between social and economic development and peace. Encloses a manifest that informs about the movement for peace in the progressive parts of Sicily. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 100 Folder 100.1]
• Letter from Gilda Macaraig Echaus Macaraig Publishing Company to LP RE: Enclose proofs of a excerpts from Fallout and Disarmament for LP's approval. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 260 Folder 260.3]
• Letter from Otto Bastiansen University of Oslo to LP RE: Informs LP that he and several colleagues have written a letter to Peace Prize Winners and asked them to form a delegation ot go to Hanoi and Washington to get ideas for negotiations for peace in Vietnam. Asks if LP would like to join and if he thinks that Dr. Martin Luther King would be interested as well. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 24 Folder 24.3]
• Letter from William F. Tuley to LP RE: Discusses the recent conflict between the state of California and the University of California over budgetary matters. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 412 Folder 412.4]
• Newspaper Clipping: "Delhi University Honours Pauling", The Statesman Staff Reporter, The Statesman. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.29]
• Newspaper Clipping: "Doctorate for LP - Delhi Varsity Convocation", The Times of India Staff Reporter, The Times of India. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.28]
• Newspaper Clipping: "LP Advises Self-Reliance", The Statesman Staff Reporter, The Statesman. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.24]
• Newspaper Clipping: "LP urges early end to Vietnam war", The Indian Express Staff Reporter, The Indian Express. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.26]
• Newspaper Clipping: "Limit on population vital to a happier world", The Hindustan Times Staff Correspondent. The Hindustan Times. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.25]
• Newspaper Clipping: "Pauling's Plea for Free Enterprise - Foreign Capital Harmful to Country's Economy", The Times of India Staff Reporter, The Times of India. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.27]
• Newspaper Clipping: "University Honours Pauling'", The Indian Express Staff Reporter, The Indian Express. {Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.30]
• Photo: LP receiving an honorary degree of Doctor of Science from Dr. Zakir Huasin, Chancellor of Delhi University. Delhi University. The Statesman. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.24]
• Schedule: 11:30 AM lecture entitled “Geometric Factors in Nuclear Structure” given at the University of Delhi [handwritten]; 5 PM lecture at National Institute of Sciences India, New Delhi, entitled “Molecular Structure in Relation to Medicine” [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 

• Itinerary: Delhi [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3]
• Letter [undated] from Narsingh Narain, The Humanist Union, to LP RE: Asks to meet LP for a few minutes and possibly interview for the Humanist Outlook, a journal [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from Peter Pauling to Anita. [Filed under LP Biographical: Personal and Family: Box 5.044, Folder 44.9]

  5 February 1967

  Dear Anita,

  Please accept my apologies for the cheque problems and delay, for my last letter whatever it said, and for my not writing again. It has been an interesting three months. Also for typing rather than writing. I have just spent two days making myself a new desk top and cleaning up my basement and Sheila has given up typing so I have my typewriter and am now ensconced in my book-lined womb with the tools of the trade around me.

  About the beginning of November I became very fed up. I did not have adequate facilities to do my work and it is work worth doing. So I decided that the instrument that would work with me and most likely to be able to make was a copy of a machine they built some years ago at Oak Ridge. I ordered the computer and electronic modules for the interface to connect the computer to the instrument, (about $17,000), I borrowed an old mechanical instrument from a friend who is now Professor of Molecular Biology at Oxford, and I wrote to a friend at Oak Ridge to see if they would send me their control programs. The project depends entirely on these programs which would take me several years to produce by myself. Friend Busing promised me the programs. Then I started to worry about who was going to pay for all this. I could pay for about half of it myself. I applied to the Medical Research Council for a supplement to a grant they gave me last year to hire a post-doctoral research assistant to work on this project (of molecules involved in or affecting nervous transmission) of about $35,000 to pay for the computer and to get a replacement for my borrowed instrument and to get another x-ray generator. I also wrote to the Wellcome Foundation to cover my bets. The Medical Research Council has just come through with the money and it is about time because some of the interface components showed up a couple of weeks ago and I received an invoice for $2800 last week. Now my only worry is whether the administration side of the MRC are going to be unhappy because I have already ordered the stuff. They like to order their own property.

  Tomorrow I shall ring them up and go around and basically admit the situation. It is much easier on my weak shoulders than trying to cover it up in some way. So - this aspect of life is going somewhat better than it has been. I am also getting a new lab to put the stuff in which is about four times as big as my present room. I shall have to put in a years hard work making my system but it will work. It is going to cost about one half the commercial systems and work better and be more suitable to me. I shall wire it myself, having designed it, and then I shall know how it works, shall be able to fix it, and will be sure it will be done. It will take me about a fortnight to do the actual logic wiring, which is not bad. Since as far as I am concerned, I invented these computer controlled instruments (the first published reference is a statement of mine in 1960) it is about time I got one, even if I have to make it myself.

  The Professor is putting in for a Readership for me I think. I am not sure I shall get it because my publications list is a bit short but I may. I need it, both for the satisfaction and for the money.

  I have been trying to get a 2’ x 6' piece of wood as an electronics workbench here at home and pinched a 3' x 6' lab table. It turns out to be 1 ¼” thick teak and a cannot bear to cut it up. I turned the table top over and sanded it down and sealed it and have made myself a most beautiful desk top. It pleases me a great deal. Much more than making snazzy computer controlled instruments.

  [...]

  Thank you for the Christmas presents for all of us. Thank you for the calendar. I have done nothing for two months except worry. That is not quite true; I have a present for you here and now but I may not get it sent for a bit. I shall try. If you come see us, I can give it to you.

  Joy tells me that you think I have been immature and have discussed her with various people like Linus and I do not know who all in an irresponsible manner. Is this true? I mean, if you do think so, please tell me and I shall modify my discussions. I try not to discuss much. I know that my position is untenable anyway; I am the one in the middle and I shall catch it sometime or other no matter what I do or say. I can cope with that.

  If you do feel I have talked too much and said the wrong things and perhaps to the wrong people, please tell me.

  I enclose a cheque and apologize for the delay. I hope it works this time. I just have been ignoring most things for some time.

  I am going to try to arrange a trip to Darmstadt to look at an instrument pretty soon. I think it would be a mistake to order one without looking at it more carefully and discussing with the company my exact requirements. Alfred promised me a lecture sometime but I think I should leave it until I have more to say. I ought to go to Zurich and jolly up Peter Waser for some crystals though. I think there is something wrong with Peter Waser’s story and he may suppress supplying me with the compounds because I am sure to find out if anything is wrong. Then I would have to find a chemist to make me the things. More money grubbing and people grubbing. It is harder to find the people than the money.

  My parents spent four days with us [at] the beginning of November. It was quite fun. We got drunk every evening and had a lot of arguments. They are more amenable to conflict than I realized. It is the first time they have ever come just to visit us. Me mum is worried about me. So am I in some ways.

  I hope you are well. You particularly. Linus seems to have had a ball when he was here. I am sorry I was not here. How about sending one of the others over? Peter perhaps. I think he would enjoy seeing a little of England.

  Much love,

  Peter

• Newspaper Clipping: The New York Times, RE: Announces LP delivering the Azad Memorial Lecture in New Delhi. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.31]
• Schedule: sightseeing in Agra by car [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3]

• Airline ticket: Indian Airlines, Delhi to Hyderabad to Bangalore [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Itinerary: leave Delhi for Bangalore; lecture “Molecular Disease and Evolution” [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3]
• Letter from Barry Sax, University of California Berkeley, Boalt Hall RE: Invites LP to speak at Boalt Hall in their series of programs of notable people. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 384 Folder 384.2]
• Letter from Dean Maxwell D. Epstein University of California Santa Barbara RE: Encloses a copy of the report on the Santa Barbara Summer Program for Foreign Students and invites LP to participate the coming summer. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 113 Folder 113.8]
• Letter from Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, to Professor H. L. Lucas Jr North Carolina State University RE: Informs him that his letter of February 3, 1967 has been received and that LP will give it his full attention upon his return to the United States. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Magazine Article: "Clark Kerr Tells His Story", Newsweek. [Filed under LP Personal Safe: Box Drawer 2, Folder 2.006]
• Memo from Milton Leitenberg, Committee for Nuclear Information to Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, RE: Agrees with her actions concerning his letter of January 30, 1967 since LP is out of the country. Informs her that LP may also want to contact Dr, Owen Chamberlain upon his return. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Newspaper Clipping: "Getting Poorer?", The Indian Express, RE: Includes LP's comment that the standard of living for the average man in India has declined. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.32]
• Schedule: leave Delhi at 9:40 AM, arrive in Hyderabad; five hour stay and a sightseeing tour there; leave Hyderabad at 5:50 PM, arrive in Bangalore at 7:15 PM [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 

• Letter from D. Howard Ady to LP RE: Enclosed in the letter, LP was sent "Open Letter to KTTV Channel 11 [From D. Howard Ady to James S. Gates -0, 196]. Ady expresses his surprise that the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions and LP do not have a TV discussion program with which to share their "great store of knowledge and wisdom". [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 1A File #1.4]
• Invitation from Indian Institute of Science to a lecture on Molecular Abnormality, Molecular Disease and Evolution. [Filed under LP Biographical: Scrapbooks: Box 6.009 Folder 9.26]
• Itinerary: Bangalore [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Itinerary: February 6 to 8, 1976, Bangalore, India. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s2, Folder 1967s2.2]
• Letter from A.M. Butler, M.D. to Dr. George Rosen American Journal of Public Health RE: Asks if Rosen can find for him a paper presented by Evelyn Burns at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 33 Folder 33.13]
• Letter from A.M. Butler, M.D. to Dr. Thomas L Nelson California College of Medicine RE: Summarizes a Dr. Albert Holtz's accomplishments and recommends him for Dr. Nelson's Pediatrics staff. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 33 Folder 33.13]
• Letter from Alvin E. May Truesdail Laboratories to LP RE: Invites him to speak at the meeting of the Southern California Section of the American Chemical Society. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 260 Folder 260.3]
• Letter from Dr. Charles A. Muses Centre De Recherches en mathematiques et Morpholoqie to LP RE: Invites him to participate in a conference on the nature of consciousness that he is organizing. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 260 Folder 260.3]
• Letter from Kenneth Lee Preparatory International Secretariat to LP RE: Invites LP to participate in the International Future Research Inaugural Congress on the theme of "The Near Future of Mankind - Peace and Development". [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Schedule: 9:30 AM arrive at the institute; 10 AM-12 PM visit the Biochemistry Department, Pharmacology Lab, and the Fermentation Technology Lab; 3 PM lecture on “Molecular Abnormality, Molecular Disease and Evolution”; 4:30 PM tea with members of the senate; 7:30 PM dinner with Dr. and Mrs. Dhawan [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Schedule: lecture delivered to the Indian Institute of Science entitled “Molecular Disease and Evolution” [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 

• Airline ticket: Indian Airlines, Bangalore to Madras [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3]
• Itinerary: leave Bangalore for Madras [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, to Dr. Alvin E. May Truesdail Laboratories RE: Informs him that LP will give his full attention to his letter of February 7, 1967 when he returns from India. {Filed under LP Correspondence Box 260 Folder 260.3]
• Letter from Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, to Professor John T. Edward McGill University RE: Informs him that his letter of January 19, 1967 has been received but that LP is out of town and will respond when he returns. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 113 Folder 113.8]
• Letter from George W Angell President of State University College to LP RE: Asks if LP might be interested in speaking at State University College as a part of his Noranda lectures. Also invites him to visit the other campuses within the system and offers to work out an itinerary. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 15 Folder 15.2]
• Letter from James A. Ibers Northwestern University to LP RE: Invites LP to give the first lecture in a series of lectures put on by the American Crystallographic Association entitled "The A.L. Patterson Memorial Lectures" in honor of Lindo Patterson who recently died. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 181 Folder 181.1]
• Newspaper Advertisement: "Stop the war, Mr. President", The Washington Post, RE: Business executives sign an Open Letter giving their disapproval of the war and calling for the end of the war. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.33]
• Reprint "Stop the war, Mr. President: We business executives believe, on moral and practical grounds, that the war in Vietnam is not in our national or world interest" The Washington Post. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 31 Folder 31.8]
• Schedule: 10 AM visiting with scientists; 5:30 PM tea with the governor; 7:35 PM depart for Madras [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Schedule: leave Bangalore at 7:35 PM, arrive in Madras at 8:30 PM [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 

• Itinerary: Madras [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from Dr. Gideon Hirsch Argonne National Laboratory to LP RE: Encloses outlines for several seminars that he would like to present at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 170 Folder 170.1]
• Letter from Harold Klapper to LP, Attn: Secretary, RE: Asks for a telegram sent by LP to Premier Khrushchev and President Kennedy. [Filed under LP Biographical: Political Issues: Box 3.016, Folder 16.2]
• Letter from Paul Martinson to LP RE: Pauling v. National Review. Encloses a copy of the brief in the Appellate Division. Sends a bill for services rendered. [Filed under LP Biographical: Legal Issues: Box 3.016, Folder 16.2]
• Letter from Richard D. Morgan to LP and AHP, RE: Orthomolecular Psychiatry. Wonders if LP and AHP had an enjoyable and successful trip to India. Discusses with interest LP's treatment of senility by glutamic acid around 1950. [Filed under LP Biographical: Box 5.055, Folder 55.1]
• Letter from Russell F. Craft World Friendship Club Thomas Jefferson High School to LP RE: Invites him to speak to the students and faculty of Thomas Jefferson High School. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 78 Folder 78.2]

• Article: “Microincision of Sickled Erythrocytes by a Laser Beam,” Science, Vol. 155, February 10, 1967. RE: LP has marked the page with “Hb” indicating that the article needed to be inserted into the hemoglobin section of his vertical file. [Filed under LP Science: (Non-Pauling Reprints re: Hemoglobin research, 1960s-1980s), Box 6.011, Folder 11.1]
• Article: “Protein Subunits: A Table,” Science, Vol. 155, February 10, 1967. RE: LP has marked the page with “Hb” indicating that the article needed to be inserted into the hemoglobin section of his vertical file. [Filed under LP Science: (Non-Pauling Reprints re: Hemoglobin research, 1960s-1980s), Box 6.011, Folder 11.1]
• Article: “Structural Aspects of Reversible Molecular Oxygen Uptake,” Science, Vol. 155, February 10, 1967. RE: LP has marked the page with “Hb” indicating that the article needed to be inserted into the hemoglobin section of his vertical file. [Filed under LP Science: (Non-Pauling Reprints re: Hemoglobin research, 1960s-1980s), Box 6.011, Folder 11.1]
• Itinerary: "Programme of visit to Voluntary Institutions in Madras by AHP and LP", February 10 to February 14. [Filed under Ava Helen Pauling: Box 3.008, Folder 8.5]
• Itinerary: Madras; Nuclear Structure, Lecture IV [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Legal Document Proof: "Brief for Defendants-Respondents", RE: LP, Plaintiff-Appellant. National Review, Inc., William A. Rusher, and William F. Buckley, Jr., Defendants-Respondents. [Filed under LP Biographical: Legal Issues: Box 3.015, Folder 15.3]
• Letter from Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, to Professor James A. Ibers Northwestern University RE: Advises him that the letter he sent February 8, 1967 was received but that LP is out of town on an extended trip and will give the letter his attention upon his return. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 181 Folder 181.1]
• Newspaper Clipping: The Hindu, RE: Announces that LP is going to give a speech on foreign policies and disarmament at the University of Madras in the University Centenary Buildings. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s2, Folder 1967s2.3]

• Itinerary: Madras [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from Dr. G. Olof Larson Ferris State College to LP RE: Encloses photographs of "Paper Stereomodels" representing various structural concepts in chemistry. Asks for LP's comments on the models. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Letter from Robert C. Miller, The Thatcher School, to LP RE: Expresses his disappointment on learning that LP will be unable to speak at the school on the suggested date but asks if he would be willing another time. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 260 Folder 260.3]

• Itinerary: Mahabalipuram [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 

• Itinerary: Madras; Nuclear Structure, Lecture V [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from Dr. Calvin M. Lee Chelsea College of Research and Technology to LP RE: Sends a paper he has been working on entitled "Public Health Service Patent Policy and its Impact on Drug Research" and requests that LP read and comment on it. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Letter from Edward Kemp University of Oregon to LP RE: Informs him that he and the Special Collections curator of University of Oregon will be in Santa Barbara and would like to look at LP's collection books and papers. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 420 Folder 420.11]
• Letter from Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, to Russell L. Craft World Friendship Club Thomas Jefferson High School RE: Informs him that his letter of February 9, 1967 came while LP was out of the country and will be answered upon his return. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 78 Folder 78.2]
• Letter from John H. Campbell to LP RE: Expresses his interest in LP's work and opinions. Asks to meet with LP to discuss the nature of the process of evolution. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s3, Folder 1967s3.11]
• Letter from M. M. Chakrabarty, Honorary Secretary of the Indian Chemical Society, to LP RE: Informs LP Mrs. Chatterjee will pick him and AHP up from the airport in Calcutta and drop by the Science College on the way to the Grand Hotel for a quick visit. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s, Folder 1967s.6]
• Letter from Mrs. Florence K. Givens (secretary to LP) to Mr. Harold Klapper, RE: Sends information about LP's absence from the office and about being unable to find a mentioned telegram. LP will send a letter when he returns. [Filed under LP Biographical: Legal Issues: Box 3.016, Folder 16.2]
• Letter from Robert L. Casebeer Project Prometheus to LP RE: Invites him to speak to the combined student body of Project Prometheus and Southern Oregon College. Explains that Project Prometheus takes 200 of the brightest high school students from rural areas and bring them to Southern Oregon College for a 6 week summer school program. Encloses 1966 report on Project Prometheus. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 78 Folder 78.2]
• Telegram from Robert L. Casebeer Project Prometheus to LP RE: Asks if LP can accept an invitation to speak at Southern Oregon College to Project Prometheus students and College students. Mentions that students will emphasize problems of technology and human values before he speaks. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 78 Folder 78.2]

• Itinerary: Madras [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from John B. Weeks Tau Beta Pi Stanford University to LP RE: Invites LP to speak at the Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honors Society initiation banquet. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 447 Folder 447.2]
• Letter from Malvika Chakravarty to LP RE: Expresses her respect and esteem of him. Asks if he might send her an autographed photo and correspond with her. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 78 Folder 78.2]
• Letter from Newton da Costa to LP RE: Writes saying he has a son who is suffering from alkaptonuria and says that the doctors in Kenya, where he lives, know very little about this disease. Requests that LP give him more information about it and suggest a course to be followed in treating or improving symptoms. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 78 Folder 78.2]
• Letter from Vuppuluri Kalidas, Editor, The Radhakrishnan Number, to LP RE: Asks LP to submit a piece of writing for the journal; Dr. Albert Schweitzer had contributed to the first issue [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Reprint: “Foreign Policies and Disarmament,” The Fourth Lecture under the M. Ct. M. Chidambaram Chettyar Memorial Trust Endowment. [Filed under LP Publications: (Publications of LP, 1967), Box 1967p, Folder 1967p.2]
• Speech: Foreign Policies and Disarmament, M. Ct. M. Chidambaram Chettyar Memorial Lectures, University of Madras, Printed copy. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s2, Folder 1967s2.3]

• Itinerary: Madras; Nuclear Structure, Lecture VI [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from Chief Engineer Angerand to LP RE: French. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 15 Folder 15.2]
• Letter from Dr. Hans Kaunitz College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University to LP RE: Discusses his work at Columbia with triglyceride structure and asks LP several questions that have arisen in his studies having to do with the "architecture of the molecule". [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 197 Folder 197.10]
• Letter from Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, to Barry Sax RE: Informs him that LP is traveling but will give his full attention to Sax's letter of February 6, 1967 upon his return. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 384 Folder 384.2]
• Letter from Mulk Raj Anand All India Peace Council to LP RE: Encloses a document in the form of an open letter from Indian intellectuals that speaks for some achievement towards peace in Vietnam. Asks that LP might help it find its way into U.S. journals. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 15 Folder 15.2]
• Newspaper Clipping: "LP Cautions Against Nuclear Proliferation", The Hindu. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.34]
• Newspaper Clipping: "More Scientists Must be Elected to Parliament", The Hindu, RE: Dr. Atma Ram agrees with LP that scientists should have an effective voice in government affairs. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.36]
• Newspaper Clipping: "Stockpiling of Atomic Weapons", The Mail, RE: LP gives his opposing view of atomic weapons. [Filed under Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.35]
• Receipt from First Western Bank to LP and AHP RE: Deposit receipt for $786.92.  [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]
• Statement from The Fund for the Republic to LP RE: Net pay of $786.92.  [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]

• Itinerary: leave Madras; leave Calcutta at 9:25 AM, arrive in Tokyo at 10 PM; leave Tokyo at 10:50 PM for Honolulu [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from AHP to Peter Pauling. [Filed under LP Biographical: Box 5.044, Folder 44.9]

  16 February 1967

  Dr. Peter Pauling

  Chemistry Dept. University College

  Gower Street WC1

  London, Great Britain

  Dear Peter,

  We leave Madras tomorrow for Calcutta and the next morning early catch our Pan Am Flight to Hawaii where we’ll stay for a day or two with Linie.

  I hope you had a happy birthday. There was a big dinner party for us here on the 10th to which the Consul and Vice Consul (U.S.A) came. And our hosts – the wife of a big big industrialist here asked me to speak after the dinner.

  We have had a busy time here and have enjoyed it – at least I have. The Daddy is longing for home.

  We’ve kept quite well in spite of our strenuous life.

  We’ve been ignored by the Consul –Gen (U.S.) except for the times we’ve met at social affairs* which have been numerous. We have to laugh.

  *3 times. We’ve had dinners every night and lunches, etc – even breakfasts.

  We’ve met a couple of people who know you – either Cambridge or London. Also we ran into Mrs. Glass? In our hotel in Delhi one day but we didn’t’ see her again.

  How is Julia and the children?

  It is 9 o’clock and some people have just brought us 2 garlands of flowers plus 2 apples and have taken pictures. The Indian garland is a more impressive affair than the Hawaiian lei. They are really too huge and are always slightly damp. But they smell delicious and look very fine.

  The Daddy and I send you much love and hope for many happy birthdays for you.

  Hugs and Kisses

  Mama

• Letter from Arthur Cherkin Veterans Administration Hospital to LP RE: Encloses comments on a paper LP wrote on "Orthomolecular Psychiatry". Offers to help in any literature searching needed. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 64 Folder 64.9]
• Newspaper Clipping: "India-Pak-S.-E. Asia Confederation - Only Way to Ensure Security", Diwan Chaman Lall, M.P., The Mail, Madras, India. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.37]
• Newspaper Clipping: "Pauling Doubts a World War", The New York Times. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.38]
• Newspaper Clipping: “Power from population control”, Indian Express. [Filed under LP Biographical: Scrapbooks: Box 6.009 Folder 9.26]
• Newspaper article The Provincetown Advocate "Fluoridation Controversy". Editorial. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 250 Folder 250.4]

• Airline ticket: Air India, Calcutta to Honolulu [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3]
• Itinerary: leave Calcutta at 6:30 AM, arrive in Honolulu at 9:55 AM [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from Luckett Sanders to LP RE: Writes to say that he is confused by LP's calculation of the probability of a nuclear war that he discussed in a letter to Mr. Sanders dated November 22, 1966. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 384 Folder 384.2]

• Letter from Dr. Hugo Boyko World Academy of Art and Science to LP RE: General informational letter concerning actions the Academy wants to take in the coming year as well as things that have been accomplished. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 441 Folder 441.7]
• Letter from Giorgio Piccardi Centro Universitario Per Lo Studio Del Fenomeni Fluttuanti to Dr. Hugo Boyko World Academy of Art and Science RE: Informs him that the Rector of the University of Florence has approved the agreement between the University and the Academy on creating a University Center for Fluctuating Phenomena. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 441 Folder 441.7]
• Letter from Len Doberne to LP RE: Explains that he is a student at CalTech and that he admires LP's position as both scientist and peace activist. Requests that he send an autographed photo to him. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 100 Folder 100.1]

• Airline ticket: Air India, Honolulu to Santa Barbara [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Itinerary: leave Honolulu at 9 AM, arrive in Santa Barbara at 7:35 PM [Filed under LP Travel, Box 1.004, Folder 4.3] 
• Letter from Gerald Gotting to LP RE: In German. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 143 Folder 143.2]
• Letter from Giuseppina Dulbecco to LP RE: Requests that he autograph the books of his she is sending so that she might send them back to Italy for her brother and sister. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 100 Folder 100.1]
• Letter from Hardin W. King Campus Christian Ministry Marshall University to LP RE: Requests that LP speak at the University when he is in the area to speak at West Virginia University. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 203 Folder 203.1]
• Letter from Henryk Jablonski, Vice-President of the Polish Academy of Sciences, and Wilhelm Billig, Chairman of the State Council for Nuclear Energy, to LP RE: Invites LP to attend the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Marie Sklodowska-Curie and give an address. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s3, Folder 1967s3.8]
• Letter from Inam Rahman, Indian Council for Cultural Relations, to LP RE: Asks LP if and how he would like his honorarium. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s, Folder 1967s.6]
• Letter from Jean Caullet to Florence K. Givens, RE: Asks if LP would be willing to accept to be the Honorary World President. [Filed under LP Peace Section: Box 2.009, Folder 9.2]
• Letter from Professor Stuart Mudd World Academy of Sciences to Members RE: Informs them about his trip through the Academy to Seoul, Manila and Bangkok. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 441 Folder 441.7]

• Bank Book Entry: Cash (Center). $100.00.  [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]
• LP Note to Self: MIT, RE: Jerome Wiesner in Cambridge, Massachusetts offered LP an opportunity to spend the coming year as a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. LP notes he is rather doubtful about being willing to spend a year away from home and notes he will receive a call again in about two weeks. [Filed under LP Personal Safe: Box Drawer 2, Folder 2.006]
• Letter from LP to David Lawrence San Bernardino Valley College RE: Writes to inform him that he will be unable to speak at the College as requested in letter dated January 6, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Letter from LP to Giuseppina Dulbecco RE: Returns the books she sent February 20, 1967 autographed as she requested. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 100 Folder 100.1]
• Letter from LP to Ira Morris RE: Thanks him for the information that Canon Collins has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. (Response to letter sent January 5, 1967
• Letter from LP to Mrs. Lucille Banta RE: Writes with regrets saying he cannot speak for the Center of Democratic Studies in helping her with her project on cultural leaders for the magazine DIALOG. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 42 Folder 42.1]
• Letter from LP to Richard F. Duncan RE: Informs him that LP does not know much about generating negative ions which Duncan mentioned in letter January 10, 1967. Also discusses the site of action of general anesthetic agents. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 96 Folder 96.19]
• Letter from LP to William W. Williams Embassy of the United States of America RE: Sends his regrets at being unable to attend the 1967 Lindau Conference as requested in letter dated December 29, 1966. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 447 Folder 447.2]
• Letter from Mrs. Samuel P. Young Los Angeles Hadassah to LP RE: Informs LP that the Myrtle Wreath Award Luncheon is rapidly approaching and requests that he be prepared to give a short response to having been given the award. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 465 Folder 465.10]
• Memorandum from R. H. Clurman, Executive Secretary of the World Food and Population Crisis Committee, to Members of the United State Congress
• Note by LP RE: phone call from Jerome Wiesner. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 435 Folder 435.3]

  L. Pauling 21 Feb. 1967

  L. Pauling

  Dr. Jerome Wiesner

  At about 2:00 PM today Jerome Wiesner telephones me, from Cambridge, Massachusetts. He said that he had telephoned to ask if there was a possibility that I would spend the coming year as Professor in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He said that the Departments of Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, and Physics had all requested that I be given an appointment, and that he had got the idea from Alex Rich that I might be interested ni it. I said that I was rather doubtful about being willing to spend a year away from home. He said that he might arrange an appointment for a shorter time or for the following year, and that he would call me again in about two 8 weeks.

  Linus Pauling

  Encl.

  LP: fkg

• Letter from Richard F. Duncan to LP RE: Thanks him for the book LP sent , The Science of Smell by R.H. Wright January 18, 1967. Discusses how he applied Wright's thoughts to his own theories. Informs LP of his plans for experiments with negative ions and experiments on mice to see if anesthesia is stimulated by olfactory centers. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 96 Folder 96.19]

• Bank Book Entry: Mrs. Girens.  “Bills paid for S.B. house.” $193.91.  [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]
• LP Note to Self: Writes about a call back from Bernd Matthias about an approved appointment as continuing visiting Professor. Notes he will receive a letter soon. [Filed under LP Personal Safe: Box Drawer 2, Folder 2.006]
• LP Note to Self: Writes about a call he received from Dick Noyes from University of Oregon about a formal offer of an appointment. [Filed under LP Personal Safe: Box Drawer 2, Folder 2.006]
• Letter form LP to Professor James H. Craft Adams State College of Colorado RE: Sends his regrets that he will be unable to give a lecture for the Summer Lecture Series at Adams State College as requested January 6, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 78 Folder 78.2]
• Letter from Cyrus S. Eaton Chesapeake and Ohio Railway company to LP RE: Requests that LP find out how much money they CIA spent on traveling expenses for scientists involved in the Pugwash Conferences. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 106 Folder 106.2]
• Letter from Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, to Mrs. Samuel F. Young Los Angeles Hadassah RE: Requests that Mrs. Young verify what time LP and AHP are expected at the Myrtle Wreath Award Luncheon. (Response to letter dated February 21, 1967). [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 465 Folder 465.10]
• Letter from James H.S. Moynahan to LP RE: Encloses an editorial about fluoridation printed February 16, 1967 and suggests that LP read a similar story printed in the Christian Science Monitor. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 250 Folder 250.4]
• Letter from LP to C.N.K. Mooers RE: Explains his hypothesis that the optimal population of the world is about 1 billion in response to Mr. Mooers request for clarification sent in letter dated January 22, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 260 Folder 260.3]
• Letter from LP to Charles F. Leonard Columbia University RE: Sends his compliments on Leonard's paper on epilepsy which he sent LP January 11, 1967. Informs him that he is working on a paper having to do with the development of mental disease. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Letter from LP to Dr. Milton Leitenberg RE: Informs him that he wrote directly to Industrial Research concerning the rebuttal he has been invited to submit. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Letter from LP to Dr. Richard Marsh California Institute of Technology RE: Writes to ask about the availability of light-weight molecular models. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 244 Folder 244.2]
• Letter from LP to Dr. Victor J. Danilov Industrial Research RE: Writes to express his displeasure at having his article published in a section also containing an article by Wigner on militarism as he thinks people will see it as LP supporting the ideals written about in Wigner's article. Requests the Industrial Research allow him to submit an article of equal length expressing his views on civil defense and disarmament in rebuttal to Wigner's article. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 234 Folder 234.1]
• Letter from LP to John B. Weeks RE: Informs him that he will be unable to speak at the initiation banquet of Tau Beta Pi at Stanford University as requested in letter dated February 14, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 447 Folder 447.2]
• Letter from LP to Luckett Sanders RE: Clears up some confusion expressed by Sanders in his letter of February 18, 1967 about LP's calculations of probability of a nuclear war. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 384 Folder 384.2]
• Letter from LP to Monty Cowdrey RE: Responds to his letter from January 17, 1967 and promises ot consider his suggestion. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 78 Folder 78.2]
• Letter from LP to Professor Edward P. Lewis California Institute of Technology RE: Writes to request help with a paper he is working on in order to eventually publish. Discusses several parts he is having problems with including optimal concentration of substance to sustain life and the amount of disadvantage associated with having to manufacture a substance. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 215 Folder 215.7]
• Letter from LP to Professor F.T. Bonner State University of New York RE: Answers his questions on Professor Oktay Sinanoglu sent in letter February 17, 1967 and gives the assessment that he is an excellent theoretical Chemist and physicist. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 42 Folder 42.1]
• Letter from LP to Professor J.D. Cram University of California Los Angeles RE: Thanks him for sending the material on Sol Winstein January 12, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 78 Folder 78.2]
• Letter from LP to Professor Owen Chamberlain RE: Asks if he would be willing to co-author an article with LP. Encloses an article he wrote about fallout shelters several years before. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 64 Folder 64.1]
• Letter from LP to Professor Robert B. Corey California Institute of Technology RE: Asks if Corey could find two models of collagen that LP left in his office when he moved from CIT. Also requests that he have some hydrogen atom models made for him at the instrument shop for his research. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 67 Folder 67.5]
• Letter from LP to Robert Scheer Ramparts Magazine RE: Writes to inform him of a theory he has concerning the infiltration of the Pugwash International Conferences by the CIA of the State Department. Explains why he believes this. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 339 Folder 339.1]
• Letter from LP to The Earl Bertrand Russell RE: Expresses his opinion that citizens of the United States should not be included on the International War Crimes Tribunal. Makes some suggestions on how ot increase the credibility of the Tribunal. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 337 Folder 337.10]
• Letter from LP to Victor J. Danilov, Executive Editor of Industrial Research, RE: Expresses his dissatisfaction with being misinformed about the articles written by Nobel laureates and how his article may lead readers to believe he supports an increase in military expenditures. Requests a publication to discuss civil defense and disarmament. [Filed under LP Manuscripts of Articles: Box 1967a, Folder 1967a.1]
• Letter from Pareana Nay Uoaume (?) to AHP, RE: Hopes AHP and LP have returned safely from their trip to India and will visit next year. [Filed under Ava Helen Pauling: Box 1.002, Folder 2.1]
• Letter from Paul Martinson to LP RE: Sends a letter about the appeal being set for March 8 at 2 pm. Encloses a copy of our reply brief and a proof of respondents' brief. [Filed under LP Biographical: Legal Issues: Box 3.016, Folder 16.2]
• Letter from Professor John Sommerville Hunter College RE: Invites LP to participate in a Judge-In held by the College's City University Peace group the topic of which will be "Crime and Conscience in Vietnam". [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 384 Folder 384.2]

• Letter from Hope M. Powell, Dean of Student Personnel at Los Angeles City College, to LP RE: Expresses her excitement for LP to deliver the Snyder Lecture on May 17, 1967. Sends a copy of last year's program and requests the names of any colleagues or friends LP would like invited. Asks if LP would be fine with a press conference and for photographs for publicity. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s2, Folder 1967s2.11]
• Letter from LP to Aksel Faber The Faber Foundation RE: Expresses his appreciation for the services arranged by the Foundation. Identifies an error in the Faber Foundation booklet. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 130 Folder 130.1]
• Letter from LP to Dr. Gideon Hirsch Argonne National Laboratory RE: Informs him that he has made it a policy to meet with people only after there has been a preliminary discussion via letter. Suggests that if he would like to speak at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, he should write to Vice President W. H. Ferry instead. [Response to letter February 9, 1967]. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 170 Folder 170.1]
• Letter from LP to Kjell Eide RE: Informs him that he wrote to Professor Bastiansen saying he would participate in the delegation described in letter of January 6, 1967. Makes some comments on the letter. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 106 Folder 106.7]
• Letter from LP to Professor Frank A. Kanda Stanford University RE: Encloses a letter and some papers for Dr. Gideon Hirsch who LP is under the impression will be visiting Professor Kanda with request to give the letter etc to Dr. Hirsch. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 170 Folder 170.1]
• Letter from LP to Professor N. N. Sirota Byelorassian Academy of Sciences RE: Informs him that he will be unable to participate in the symposium on the chemical bond in semiconductors as requested in letter dated February 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 384 Folder 384.2]
• Letter from Mike Dye Senior Class President California State College Los Angeles to LP RE: Invites LP to participate in their program "Youth's Role in the Political Process". [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 100 Folder 100.1]

• Bank Book Entry: G. Albrecht. Calculations included.  $307.99.  [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]
• Bank Book Entry: Willis Warren.  “Work on well at station.” $180.00.  [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]

• LP Research Notebook RE: Energy of Addition of t or tau to alpha n. p. 133. [Filed under LP Research Notebooks: 32R]
• LP Research Notebook RE: The Structure of Light Nuclei. p. 131-132. [Filed under LP Research Notebooks: 32R] 
• Letter from Milen Dempster American Civil Liberties Union to LP RE: Writes renewing his request of January 8, 1967 and January 24, 1967 that LP come and speak at the 12th annual potluck supper. Adds that they have a location and promises to transport LP and AHP from any spot in the Bay area to the meeting and back. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 100 Folder 100.1]

• LP Research Notebook RE: Radii of Nuclei. p. 132. [Filed under LP Research Notebooks: 32R] 
• Letter from Dr. Joseph Berke Institute of Phenomenological Studies to LP RE: Invites him to attend an international congress on the Dialectics of Liberation. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 42 Folder 42.1]
• Letter from LP to Barry Sax RE: Informs him that he will be unable to speak at Boalt Hall as requested in letter dated February 27, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 384 Folder 384.2]
• Letter from LP to Dr. Alvin S. May Truesdail Laboratories RE: Informs him that he will be unable to speak at the meeting of the Southern California Section of the American Chemical Society as requested in letter February 7, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 260 Folder 260.3]
• Letter from LP to Dr. K. Otani. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 297 Folder 297.6]

  February 27, 1967

  Dr. K. Otani

  9-2 Takara

  Kanazawa, Japan

  Dear Dr. Otani:

  My wife and I were pleased to receive you letter of 10 February, as well as your Christmas greetings, and we thank you and send you our best wishes.

  I have sent you letter on to Mr. Stanely Schaefer, President of W. H. Freeman and Company. It is the publisher who makes arrangements for publication of foregin editions of my books, and he is the one who would be involved in arranging for teh Japanese translation. I trust that he will write to you about the matter, or will get in touch with a Japanese publisher.

  With best regards, I am

  Sincere yours,

  Linus Pauling

  Signed by Dr. Pauling's Secretary in his absence

  cc: Mr. Stanley Schaefer

  W.H. Freeman Company

  LP:fkg

• Letter from LP to Gustav Albrecht RE: Encloses checks for $307.99 to reimburse Albrecht for the money he paid for grazing rights and the mortgage payment at the Ranch while LP was away in India. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 4 Folder 4.2]
• Letter from LP to Professor James A. Ibers Northwestern University RE: Sends his regrets that he will be unable to speak in the lecture series "A.L. Patterson Memorial Lectures" as requested February 8, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 181 Folder 181.1]
• Letter from LP to Professor John T. Edward McGill University RE: Sends his regrets that he will be unable to speak at the University as invited January 19, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 113 Folder 113.8]
• Letter from LP to Stanley Schaefer W.H. Freeman and Company RE: Requests that he take whatever action he deems necessary concerning a matter. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 301.2]
• Letter from Mr. C. V. Raman, F.R.S., N.L., Director of the Raman Research Institute to AHP, RE: Informs AHP he is sending a souvenir of a book entitled "The Rose of India" to remember her visit to Bangalore. [Filed under Ava Helen Pauling: Box 1.008, Folder 8.2]
• Letter from Mrs. Florence K. Givens, secretary to LP, to Paul Martinson, RE: Informs of the package having arrived in the morning and of LP's return from India last Monday. Expresses LP's apologies for not being able to attend the hearing in New York. [Filed under LP Biographical: Legal Issues: Box 3.016, Folder 16.2]
• Letter from Paul Martinson to LP RE: Encloses a billing statement that needs to be paid as soon as possible. [Filed under LP Biographical: Legal Issues: Box 3.016, Folder 16.2]
• Letter from Peter Pauling to AHP. [Filed under LP Biographical: Personal and Family: Box 5.044, Folder 44.9]

  27 February 1967

  Dear Mamma,

  Thank you for your many letters. I apologize for not writing and wishing you a happy birthday and a merry Christmas. As you can read in Daddy's letter, I have been most preoccupied. Various troubles and excitement about getting an adequate instrument after ten years and worrying about who was going to pay for it. I ordered the stuff and then started to worry about a source of money. At last it has come and the pieces of the instrument are coming and I am getting it together. It is quite exciting. Off to Germany tomorrow for two days to look at part of it and see what it is and to tell them what I want.

  I am glad you had an exciting trip to India and that you spent some time with Linus Jr.

  I am very excited about my machine. It will be going sometime this summer and then I can really work. It interferes with sleep being too excited.

  Life at home has its ups and downs. Downs a little too much of the time. It is really rather stupid. Still, on we go.

  The children are well, Sarah is now seven. She is rather fun though sometimes a pill because she wants to be a baby. Thomas is doing well. Last term he was top of the class even in the school of smart little kids. He wants to go to Holland Park Comprehensive School next year. It is new and large but a bit mixed. It is posh these days full of socialists children with lots of money. It is not really comprehensive in the sense of being able to study lots of things but only has many "streams" of children taking different courses.

  My house plants are coming along well, except for one or two which seem to be dying off. The front window is doing well.

  Julia seems to be doing well in school. It is very good for her. She works four days a week. Still very yell-y at the children, though. I do not like it.

  I have put up the shelves in the living room. They are very nice. Two shelves all around the room more or less rather low down. It takes away some of the vertical slot feeling. I have also made myself a new desk £op. It is a 6' x 3' teak laboratory table top, turned over and sanded down. It is lovely. I like it.

  I strongly recommend that you get a flat in Montpelier. For a modest fee, I shall go down twice a year and air it out and warm it up and give it that lived-in feeling that is so nice. I might even move in permanently and move out when you come, so that it really has that warm, occupied atmosphere. I can take my x-ray set with me. I am sure the MRC won't mind. It is a bit far for weekends though.

  Christmas presents keep showing up for me, and the bills go directly to the Medical Research Council. It is very nice. Computer, test equipment, meters, x-ray sets. Lovely. I must say I worried a bit about what might happen after I had ordered the computer and other bits. Oh well, I might as well be hung for a sheep etc.

  Come back and see us.

  Much love,

  Peter

• Letter from Peter Pauling to LP . [Filed under LP Biographical: Personal and Family: Box 5.044, Folder 44.9]

  27 February 1967

  Dear Daddy,:

  Thank you for your several letters. I do not think you should get too involved in arguing with Jim, though you can certainly say what you think.

  Thank you for the paper on food and drugs. I have read it and have some comments but shall send them in a separate document.

  Life has been rather worrying recently. In November I became very fed up with the system and Uncle Ron Nyholm and life and went along and ordered myself a computer and some electronic bits and pieces and borrowed a four-circle diffractometer from David Phillips and started to design and make myself a copy of the diffractometer at Oak Ridge, which works rather well. Busing has sent me his programs which are about five man year’s effort. I then started to worry a bit about who was going to pay for $16000 worth of stuff I had ordered. (Order number P.P.1.) Well, the Medical Research Council have just come through with about $40000 for the pieces and it is rather nice because about $4000 of the electronics have already come and they are sending me bills. The computer will be here in March. I should have a system going sometime in the summer.

  I am off to Germany bright and early tomorrow morning to look at a diffractometer with which to replace David Phillips’. I shall be back Wednesday. I am rather pleased with the Medical Research Council. It was really David Phillips who refereed the application. My system has to work or not only will the MRC be after me but also D.C. Phillips. It will. I am the only person I know who knows the ins and outs of an instrument shop, the innards of computers, electronics and logic, and programming. Sometime soon I hope I can really get to work doing single crystal structures.

  Papers are going slowly. I am so taken up with machines and getting and spending money that I cannot do the papers. There are six good structures done that need writing up.

  I hope you had a good trip. Not too tiring. I have had enough travel for a while, though I would like to go to Pasadena and rescue some of my stuff, particularly to give to Thomas. I also would like to visit several labs in the states and see what is going on. And Oak Ridge to learn how to run the instrument.

  I am also getting a new lab, about four times as big as my old one. I shall need it. The room has 15 ft. ceilings and windows along two walls. It is quite nice.

  Jack Lewis is coming back to UC. He will be an asset, Sondheimer is coming too. I met him the other day. He seems rather exciting. How long he will stay is uncertain.

  May I wish you a happy birthday? And many more of them. I look forward to seeing you again.

  Much love,

  XXX OOO Peter

• Letter from Professor Robert B. Corey California Institute of Technology to LP RE: Informs LP that they cannot find the collagen model as he requested February 23, 1967. Encloses a drawing for a model of the hydrogen atoms LP asked to be built at the machine shop at CIT for him. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 67 Folder 67.5]
• Letter from V.R. Damerell Morley Chemical Laboratories to LP RE: Responds to his letter concerning the laws of thermodynamics. Asks for further correspondence explaining what LP meant as Damerell does not understand. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 89 File #89.2]
• Newspaper Clipping: "Hadassah Will Present Honors to LP", Santa Barbara News Press, RE: LP will receive the "Myrtle Wreath Achievement Award" with three other people. [Filed under LP Newspaper Clippings: Box 1967n, Folder 1967n.39]
• Note from LP RE: Azad Memorial Lectures. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s, Folder 1967s.6]

  L. Pauling 27 February 1967

  L. Pauling

  HOLD AND GIVE TO DR. PAULING WHEN TRANSCRIPT OF AZAD MEMORIAL LECTURES ARRIVES.

  AZAD MEMORIAL LECTURES

  In the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists for December 1966, pages 23 and 24, there is a discussion of the possible development of nuclear weapons by India.

• Receipt from First Western Bank to LP RE: Deposit receipt for $786.22.  [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]
• Receipt from First Western Bank to LP RE: “Notice of Error in Deposit Credit.” $0.70.  [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.1]

• Envelope from First Western Bank:  Pasadena, California. “Feb 1967,” written in pencil on the front.  [Envelope from First Western Bank January 30, 1967 and March 28, 1967] [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]
• LP Research Notebook RE: Autobiographical entry re: Mail; Research problems. p. 135. [Filed under LP Research Notebooks: 32R] 
• Letter from David Farrell Foundation of Advanced Computer Technology to LP RE: Encloses a report on the progress of the organizational phase of FACT. Notes that there are two open spots on the board of governors and encloses a form for LP to fill out in order to take up one of the spots. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 122 Folder 122.7]
• Letter from Geoff Brooks, 6th grader Wilbur Ave School to LP RE: Writes that his class has been wondering why people always turn to war to solve conflict. Asks that LP send one thought that they, as the next generation could do to bring about a peaceful world. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 42 Folder 42.1]
• Letter from Herman Muller to LP RE: In German. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 260 Folder 260.3]
• Letter from Inam Rahman, Indian Council for Cultural Relations, Azad Bhavan, New Delhi, India, to LP RE: Sends the transcript of LP's Azad Memorial Lectures and some photographs taken. Requests the approved text be sent back as soon as possible. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s, Folder 1967s.6]
• Letter from Joan Bush World Health Organization to LP RE: Requests that LP be interviewed for a film that the Organization is making entitled "The Situation of Man and especially Youth in the World Today". [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 447 Folder 447.2]
• Letter from LP to Dr. Jean Thuillier Institut national de la Santa et de la Recherche Medicals RE: Informs him that he will be unable to attend the 3rd International Meeting of the Chimie Therapeutique as requested in letter dated January 6, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 412 Folder 412.4]
• Letter from LP to Dr. Mulk Raj Anand All India Peace Council RE: Writes that he has sent the open letter "Indian Writers for Peace in Vietnam" to the editor of The Minority of One as requested in letter dated February 15, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 15 Folder 15.2]
• Letter from LP to Kardin W. King Marshall University RE: Sends his regrets that he will be unable to speak at Marshall University while he is in West Virginia as requested February 20, 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 203 Folder 203.1]
• Letter from LP to Lillian Marks RE: Discusses calcium therapy as a treatment for prostatitis however informs her that he doesn't know enough about it to make a comment on it as requested in her letter of January 1967. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 260 Folder 260.3]
• Letter from Professor Dr. H. A. Schweigart, President of the International Society for Research on Nutrition and Vital Substances, to the International Society for Research on Nutrition and Vital Substances. Written in German. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s3, Folder 1967s3.3]
• Letter from Robert E. Sproule University of Western Ontario to LP RE: Invites him to be a part of the Undergraduate Lecture Series at the University. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 384 Folder 384.2]
• Letter from T.R. Seshadri National Institute of Sciences of India to LP RE: Requests that LP send the manuscript of his lecture on "Molecular Structure in Relation of Medicine that he gave to the Institute so that it can be published in the Institute's lecture series. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 182 Folder 182.1]
• Letter from V.R. Damerell Morley Chemical Laboratories to LP RE: Further replies to LP's letter, asks if LP received an article entitled Wanted: A Genuine National Humility which was sent along with a previous letter from Damerell. He notes that the letter would not have made sense with out the article. The article's key point, says Damerell , was that the "quality of human love deteriorates" with increased hunger. [LP's reply March 14, 1967] [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 89 Folder 89.2]
• Statement from The Fund for the Republic to LP RE: Net pay of $786.22.  [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]