Correspondents include: John Selwyn-Lloyd, Foreign Secretary, on the alleged persecution of Albanian refugees in Yugoslavia [later Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, and Slovenia] and a claim by Prince Fazil against the Egyptian Government (4); 2nd Lord Altrincham [earlier John Grigg], Editor of the National and English Review, on reform of the House of Lords (3); Jacques Bardoux; [Ian] Michael Peacock, Producer, BBC Television Talks Department; [Eric] Bentley Beauman, Librarian of the Alpine Club; 1st Lord Beaverbrook [earlier Max Aitken] on JA's talent; 2nd Lord Birdwood; James Burnham [Editor of the National Review]; 6th Lord Carrington on his new job [as British High Commissioner in Australia]; John Armitage, London Editor of Encyclopædia Britannica Limited, on JA's revision of their article on Joseph Chamberlain (3) (including JA's draft text); Stanley Evans; [Charles] Peter Fleetwood-Hesketh; Hugh Fraser, enclosing a memorandum on the importance of Middle Eastern oil; [Charles] Frederick Gough; Ian Harvey on the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (2); Lord John Hope, (Joint) Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs [later 1st Lord Glendevon]; [John] Enoch Powell [Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Local Government]; [Harford] Montgomery Hyde; Philip Kaiser (2); William Deedes [Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Home Office]; James Lemkin, Chairman of the Bow Group (2); 2nd Lord Lloyd [Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies] on his visit to Aden [Adan]; Ronald Mackay on a suggestion from Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi [President of the Paneuropean Union should get involved in negotiations over Cyprus; [Alfred] Ernest Marples; Charles Hill, Postmaster-General; Harry Oppenheimer; Gaston Palewski; Sir Gerald Wollaston, College of Arms, on the Amery family history; Alfred Ryan; Lord Somervell of Harrow (2); Julian Symons on writing about the General Strike (2); Denis Forman, Granada Television; [Gerald] Kennedy Trevaskis [British Agent, Western Aden Protectorate] on the situation in the Middle East; Sir [Sigismund] David Waley (2); Charles Waterhouse; Sir Solly Zuckerman on a speech by Joseph Chamberlain relating to the University of Birmingham (3).

Also includes: Advisory Committee on Policy paper on wages and inflation; translated script of JA's broadcast for Sender Freies Berlin on Britain's policy on Europe; memorandum by JA on the next stage in the Middle East;