Correspondence A 1963-1964 Correspondents include: <li>Member of the public responding to <i>Darwin And The Naked Lady</i> <li>David Higham Associates (Authors Agents) re. Spanish version <i>Darwin And The Naked Lady</i>, including the Sapnish censor's proposed cuts <li>Drs John Hewtson, John McEwan and Robert Ollendorff re. proposals to admit unmarried women to clinics for contraceptive advice (Jan 1963) <li><i>Tribune</i> <li>Jorge Paulete-Vanrell (Uruguayan zoologist and writer) <li><i>The Twentieth Century</i> <li>Cambridge University CND <li>Members of the public responding to Comfort's article "Must We Grow Old?" in <i>The Sunday Times</i> 17 Feb 1963 <li>Victoria And Albert Museum (V&A) <li>Oxford University Humanist Group <li>Adelph Myers re. geriatric medicine <li>Stanislav frydberg (Polish violinist) re. geriatric medicine <li>David Markham (actor) re. the Tax Refusal Campaign <li>Peter [Kirken?] (Department of Anatomy, University of Birmingham) <li>Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament (CND) <li>Philip Glen (Cambridge University) <li>Leicester University CND <li>Members of the public asking for medical advice <li>Alex Comfort to David Higham (author's agent) informing him that he was no longer going to use an agent <li>Clarke and Way publishers re. the publication of Comfort's poem "Dylan Thomas on the Gramophone Record" in George Firmage (editor), <i>A Garland for Dylan Thomas</i> <li>Member of the public re. sexual behaviour <li>Oxfam <li>David Higham Associates re. "The Secret of the Game of Love" and <i>Sex in Society</i> <li>John Rowan Wilson (athor) re. Comfort's review of <i>Margin Of Safety</i> <li>The Sunday Telegraph re. Oil And Associated Industries Trust share quotations <li>Barclay's Bank re. Comfort's income tax return <li>David Higham Associates re. <i>The Kola Shastra</i> <li>Correspondence with Angus Bateman (Manchester City Councillor) re. Bateman's proposal for a municipal brothel in Manchester <li>Correspondence re. royalty payments to William G Archer [not stated what for, other than a book published by Allen And Unwin] <li>The New American Library (American publishers) re. "Old AgeL The Last Enemy (Tentative Title)" <li><i>The Hudson Review</i> <li>The British Museum <li>BBC re. <i>This Nation Tomorrow</i> (a fortnightly radio discussion programme) <li>The Sunday Telegraph re. Comfort's reviews for them <li>Hugo Manning (poet) <li>Member of the public re. ageing <li>Dr Eustace Chesser <li>Laura Ruggles Gates re. the work of her husband Professor Reginald Ruggles Gates (genetist) <li>David Higham Associates re. <i>Sexual Behaviour In Society</i> <li>Murray Morton (University of British Columbia) re. an unamed magazine launch <li>The Nuffield Foundation <li>Sir Ivor Evans (Provost, University College London UCL) <li>John Arden <li><i>Luciad<i/> (University of Leicester magazine) <li>Gerald Duckworth publishers <li><i>The Lancet</i> <li>University of Hull <li>International Planned Parenthood Federation <li>Arthur James Rook FRCP (British dermatologist) <li>Letter from member of the public re. the Denning Report. With the envelope, which is addressed to "Alexander Comfort, MRCS, LRCP, MB, BCh, MA, DCH, PhD, Ring-leader of 20 Hypocritical Authors, Self-righteous Pacifist and Free-Lover, Champion of Vice, Ponces and Prostitutes, 44 The Avenue, Loughton, Essex." <li>Member of the public re. <i>Sex In Society</i> <li>Colin Ward for <i>Anarchy</i> magazine <li>David Higham Associates re. <i>Sex And Society</i> <li>John Arden (English playwright) <li>John D Munroe re. the future World (Auxiliary) Language <li>Notice of a memorial gathering for Aldous Huxley to be held on 17 December 1963 <li>Wayne Burns (Department of English Literature, University of Washington, USA) <li>Arlington Books (publisher) <li>Oxford University Institute of Education <li>Letchworth Young Socialists <li>Member of the public responding to <i>Darwin And The Naked LAdy</i> <li><i>Murmer</i> (Cambridge Medical Society Magazine) <li>Member of the public responding to an (uncited) letter by Comfort about "Vices of the Obscene Publications Act" <li>Maurice Craig (Irish architectural historian and conservation activist) <li>University of Leciester School of Education <li>Correspondence re. the publication of a song by Comfort and Pete Seger in the March 1964 issue of <i>Sanity</i> (CND newspaper). The lyrics were erroneously attributed to Comfort alone, when in fact Seger contributed a verse about voting. <li>Stroud Productions, Inc (Management of the musician Nina Simone), requesting permission for Nina Simone to record the song "Go Limp", written by Alex Comfort and Peter Seger. <li>Sam Fox Publishing Company re. the agreement "covering the lyrics of Go Limp, the music of which is being adapted and arranged by Nina Simone" <li>David Higham Associates re. <i>The Koko Shastra</i> <li>Comfort's typescript copy of a letter to <i>The Times</i> re. literary obsenity law (published on 14 May 1964). With a letter from a member of the public in response to it. <li>The Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon <li>Members of the public re. Comfort's views on sex <li>Dorothy Smith (an old acquaintance from Billericay) <li><i>Tierra Y Libertad<i/> (Mexican review) <li><i>The Technologist</i> <li>Patricia Ann Jellicoe (British playwright and theatre director), giving her opinion of an [unnamed] Alex Comfort play <li>Letter re. Comfort's friend Mr Hollingworth <li>Reg Butler (Reginald Cotterell Butler, English sculptor) <li>Theodore Fox (Editor, <i>The Lancet</i>) Jan 1963-Dec 1964