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MS letter from Conn [ ] of Campaign for Social Justice to Kevin Boyle. Letter mentions "Are all such [productions] to be on file so that the researchers, when we are all dead, will get some idea of [what the establishment thought].

TS letter from Carroll, a Canadian political science student seeking to talk with members of the N.I.C.R.A. to learn of the background and history of the organisation.

TS letter from Catherine McMahon Secretary of Cabhair Uladh Irish Civil Rights, Dublin, to Kevin Boyle, Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast, thanking Boyle for speaking on behalf of Cabhair Uladh at their recent rally.

MS letter from Dan [ ], from an address in Brooklyn, New York, to Kevin Boyle and discusses preparation for legal case and also details of finances in position for taking on said case.

MS letter on 'UPAL' headed paper from Phil [ ] contacting Kevin Boyle seeking his interest in writing an article on Northern Ireland for UPAL.

Letter from Martin Loney, Associate Professor, School of Social Work, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, to Kevin Boyle and attaching a letter Loney sent to Civil Liberty, outlining his disagreement with what was said at a recent Special General Meeting of Civil Liberty referring to Loney's alleged support of internment and related matters. Loney also comments on support for the work of the N.I.C.R.A; compares elements of society in Northern Ireland to the racism being encountered in Rhodesia and South Africa and also comments following the Executive Council of the National Council for Civil Liberty in firing him (Loney).

MS note from [Cash] at National Council for Civil Liberties to Kevin Boyle, enclosing a copy TS document, pages 12, 13, 19, 20, which is a history of events in Northern Ireland with specific reference to the experiences, from childhood, of Kevin Boyle, Kenny Lennon, Sean Ruddy. The article seems to focus on Lennon but mentions Boyle throughout. Incidents of conflict and killing in the early 1960s and 1970s in Northern Ireland, mentions the Burntollet Bridge Ambush in focusing support for People's Democracy, includes comment from Boyle, and goes on to describe further influence by Boyle and Lennon in events in Northern Ireland.

TS letter signed by Dr. C.A.S. Wink, Executive Editor, World Medical Journal, to Madge Davison, N.I.C.R.A., discussing an investigation and report into the pressure on medical staff in Northern Ireland from the authorities, police or army to "Give an opinion whether a detainee is medically fit to undergo further interrogation." Wink outlines how he has seen "truly shocking photos of people who have been maltreated while detained" and asks of Miss Davison if she/the N.I.C.R.A. could supply any images for publication. Some MS notes by [Davison] of some possible suitable photographs is noted.

TS letter from M. Sibthorp, Director of the David Davies Memorial Institute of International Studies, who has set up a group to comment "on developments since the Helsinki Final Act", lists members of said group and asks of Kevin Boyle if he could contribute opinion on how the Helsinki Act could affect Northern Ireland. Boyle, in his letter, offers a detailed response outlining his opinion and focuses his response on how the Report can influence Human Rights and economic co-operation, especially between the U.K. and the Republic of Ireland.

MS letter from Reidy, Dun Emer Drive, Sandymount Road, Dublin 14, to Kevin Boyle, expressing "heartiest congratulations on your very peaceful and successful Civil Rights March in Newry yesterday. You and your associates in the Civil Rights Movement certainly proved to Heath and Faulkner that it is much more than gunmen who wish to see the Stormont Regime go and the end to internment."