Folder A.7.1: Visit to South Africa, to give Peter Ainslie Memorial Lecture, and to conduct the Mission to Rhodes University, 21 July-14 August 1962. Includes: programme of visit, programmes for services, requests for articles, correspondence with Methodist clergy and student associations regarding organization and publicity for Mission etc., and a summary of addresses given by Coulson in Belfast (January 1962).

Folder A.7.2: Visit to Israel, April 1962. Includes: correspondence with the British Council regarding arrangements for visit, programme of Pesach School in Theoretical Chemistry (Hebrew University, Jerusalem) at which Coulson lectured, Coulson's report to the British Council on his visits to Pesach School and to Weizmann Institute, Rehovot, and Technion, Haifa.

Folder A.7.3: Mission to Queen's University, Belfast, 28 January - 4 February 1962. Includes: printed programmes, press-cuttings, etc., correspondence with organisers and with those who had attended the Mission, summary of addresses, typescript of addresses 'Science and the Mission' and 'Prelude to Mission'.

Folder A.7.4: World Council of Churches Assembly, New Delhi, 17 November - 8 December 1961. Includes: printed material regarding Council and Assembly, invitations to visit and lecture on scientific and religious topics in course of visit, from many colleagues, organizations, etc., travel schedules, correspondence with scientists and colleagues in India and UK regarding problems of Indian science and possibilities of assistance from Britain, MS. drafts for Coulson's 'Appeal to all Governments and People'.

Folder A.7.5: Conference on Molecular Quantum Mechanics, Boulder, Colorado, June 1959. Includes: programme of conference and abstracts of papers presented, Coulson's notes taken during conference, typescript of Coulson's paper 'The present state of molecular structure calculations', and correspondence.

Folder A.7.6: George Fisher Baker Lectures, Cornell University New York, Hilary Term, January - April 1959. Includes arrangements for Sabbatical leave, personal arrangements for travel grants, house, car, school, finance, etc., correspondence regarding programme of lectures at Cornell, numerous invitations to lecture, to visit other universities, industrial and research laboratories, etc.; some scientific correspondence. (Includes many subsidiary visits and talks.)