Correspondence on and drafts and final texts of articles by AFB sent to overseas newspapers and journals, mostly from the African and Asian press. Subjects of the articles include: revisiting Lincoln prison; Southern Rhodesia [later Zimbabwe]; AFB's visit to the Soviet Union, 1965 [see also FEBR 2/10]; the Bou Saada project to grow crops in the Algerian desert [see also FEBR 2/10, 3/1 and 7/9]; the Vietnam War; the Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation; the responsibilities of the newly-independent states of Africa and Asia; the Labour Government's record on colonial peoples and the new nations; the Commonwealth; self-determination of newly-independent states; Jordan; integration of immigrant communities in Britain; joining the House of Lords; nuclear disarmament; fears of China; rumours of a new bloc of Islamic states; issues in India, particularly over Kashmir, famine and relations with China; the Rhodesian state of emergency; the state of the British economy and reasons to cut the military bases in the Middle East and Asia "east of Suez"; the situation in Yemen; the future of an independent Mauritius; the war between Pakistan and India; allegations of torture in South Africa; the Race Relations Act; Aden [Adan]; the death of Adlai Stevenson.