Letter from Viklund to Boyle, saying he (Viklund) belongs to a Swedish independent socialist group called Unga Filosofer (Young Philosophers) and saying he recently met Bernadette Devlin on a recent visit in Sweden and Viklund was given Boyle's name and also Eamon McCann's to make contact to learn more about "the economical situation in Ulster, the political aims of the socialist part of the Civil Rights movement and your attitudes to Great Britain, Eire and movements like [the] IRA."

TS letter "Meant to be a brief note just to obtain some information about what is happening with the P.D. and N.I.C.R.A. . . I was surprised to learn that you were on the CRA Exec again. . . What were the main reasons why P.D. has decided to work with N.I

TS copy letter to Boyle from [ ] with an update on news of the case at court in Strasbourg, mentioning actions of Prof. Frank Newman and also referencing "By the way, who are the idiots handling the English bombings? While as a tactic it's probably something the Provies should have done long ago, they must realise that the mounting deaths will only turn the English against them even more."

TS letter, CC'ed to Kevin Boyle from Hurst Hannum to the Search Committee for the Executive Director, International League for Human Rights, enclosing a current resume, for the named and vacant position.

TS letter from Fields, Associate Professor of Sociology to Boyle, outlining the arrangements for a lecture to be given by Boyle at the Clark University, Irish Studies program, Massachusetts on the subject of Northern Ireland and its legal society.

Letter to Boyle detailing a list of faculty and students in [Yale University] relating to Sociology.

Letter from [ ] to Boyle enclosing a photocopy of booklet of report entitled "the Vanishing Landscape" in South Africa.

Envelope address to Miss Devlin, Belfast and with MS notes on the other side with possible names of people for Devlin to contact. Attached to the envelope is a business card from Al[lard] Lowenstein, "I am a member of the U.S. Congress and value a chance to meet". Lowenstein was a leading Civil Rights campaigner in the U.S.

Letter of 'urgent appeal' sent to members and friends of the I.A.A.M and entitled 'March Month of Action Against Apartheid Terror and Declaration in Support" and includes a letter for signing in support of declaration by leading academics and to be released by the I.A.A.M ahead of the March 14 'Treason Trial' beginning in South Africa. Notice is also given of upcoming visit by John Nkadimeng, the new General Secretary of the South African Congress of Trade Unions will be visit Dublin and meeting the I.A.A.M and also notice of the 1985 Luthuli Memorial Lecture to be given by E.S. Reddy entitled 'The Struggle Against Apartheid - the International Dimension'. Signed by Louise Asmal.

Letter from Kevin Boyle to Professor Supple, Leverhulme Trust re. Boyle's report (attached) re. Database for Monitoring States of Emergency and Related Human Rights Concerns.