Correspondents include: Ian Williams [Chief Officer, Sovereign Base Areas of Akrotiri and Dhekelia, Cyprus] on the London conference on Cyprus; R A Butler [Foreign Secretary] on non-involvement in the Yemen; 1st Lord Blakenham, Conservative Party Chairman [earlier John Hare], enclosing text of a speech by Henry Brooke, Home Secretary, on law and order and also on ministers meeting constituency workers (2); Omar Muntasser, Libyan Ambassador to Britain; Sir Arthur Vere Harvey; Peter Emery (2); Alexander Douglas-Home, Prime Minister and earlier Foreign Secretary [earlier 12th Lord Home, later Lord Home of the Hirsel] on subjects including a campaign against the Labour Party, the election manifesto and a meeting between JA and Habib Bourguiba, President of Tunisia (7); [George] Peter Thorneycroft, Secretary of State for Defence, commenting on a statement of Conservative policy on aviation; Sir William McLean, Colonial Office, enclosing memoranda on the new Parliaments of the Commonwealth and on colonial constitutional and agricultural development (3); John Biggs-Davison; Sir [William] David Ormsby Gore [British Ambassador to the United States, later 5th Lord Harlech] on a critical article about the end of the Skybolt ballistic missile programme; Thomas Iremonger; Hugh Fraser; Lord Lambton; [Aubrey] Geoffrey Rippon; Alan Green, Financial Secretary to the Treasury; Sir Ian Orr-Ewing on the state of the air transport industry; Paul Bryan, Vice-Chairman of the Conservative Party; James Ramsden, Secretary of State for War; 6th Lord Carrington, Minister without Portfolio; Sir John Eden; Iain Macleod [Conservative Party Chairman]; [Maurice] Harold Macmillan, Prime Minister [later 1st Lord Stockton], asking ministers to report any rumours about the Profumo affair; Edward Heath (2); Hugh Fraser, Secretary of State for Air; Raymond Mawby, Assistant Postmaster General; [Henry] Chapman Pincher; Robert Turton [later Lord Tranmire]; Henry Brooke, Home Secretary.

Also includes: pamphlet on Labour Party civil aviation policy; minutes from meetings of the Conservative Parliamentary Aviation Committee and Space Sub-Committee; draft parliamentary questions for JA; summary of a film on the Government's achievements in aviation; list of cancelled projects; statement of aviation policy; list of the ministry's accomplishments, 1959-64; drafts of a note on the situation in Aden [Adan], Yemen and South Arabia; record of a conference between the Ministry of Defence and British headquarters in Cyprus, Jan 1964; drafts of a statement by JA on his conversation with John F Kennedy, President of the United States, in Jan 1962; draft note on aviation policy for the Conservative manifesto; draft leaflet on defence costs; briefing from the British Air Line Pilots Association, particularly on the problems of the British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC); minutes on defence collaboration with France; memorandum on Kenya; suggested answer written by JA for Harold Macmillan on his treatment of John Profumo; joint minute from JA and the Minister of Defence [Peter Thorneycroft] on NATO's strike and reconnaissance aircraft requirements; note by Fitzroy McLean on the use of poison gas by the Egyptians in the Yemen; memoranda by JA on general co-operation with France; memorandum on the veto by France to Britain entering the European Community.