Miscellaneous shorter correspondence with religious, pacifist, educational and humanitarian organizations or publishers. Invitations to attend meetings, lecture, contribute articles, sign appeals.

On those occasions when Coulson decided not to lend his support, he always wrote a very full and careful letter setting out his reasons for declining. Many of Coulson's letters include information of personal and biographical interest.

Folder F.7.1:

Aldermaston March Committee, 1958.

Amnesty International, 1972.

Anglican-Methodist Student Visitation, 1964.

Approach, 1967.

Asia Christian Colleges Association, 1966.

Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, 1964.

Birmingham Central Mission, 1953-1954.

Bradford University (Chair of Peace Studies Appeal), 1971-1972.

British Council for Peace in Vietnam, 1965.

British Social Biology Council, 1954.

Folder F.7.2:

Canadian Peace Research Institute, 1962.

Cassowary, 1956.

Christian Frontier Council, 1959.

Christian News-Letter, 1955.

Christian Peace Conference, 1966-1967.

Christian Science Publishing Society, 1960.

Committee for the Reprieve of Mosul Prisoners, 1961.

Committee on Science and Freedom, 1955-1958.

Council for Academic Freedom and Democracy, 1970.

Council for Education in World Citizenship, 1954.

Crux Press, 1962.

Cuban Defence Committee, 1961.

Czechoslovak News Agency (ms. and typescript statement by Coulson on effects of radioacfivity following H-bomb tests), 1957.

Czechoslovak Trade Unions, 1958.

Daily Worker, 1955.

Emergency Committee for World Government, 1972.

Folder F.7.3:

Epworth Press, 1954-1956, 1959.

The Fellowship Party, 1959.

Fellowship of the Kingdom, 1958.

Hastings Encyclopaedia of Religion, 1970.

Hydrogen Bomb Committee (Oxford University), 1954-1955.

International Council for Christian Leadership (regarding 1966 conference in Cambridge), 1965.

International Preparatory Committee, 1958.

International War Crimes Tribunal, 1967.

Folder F.7.4:

Japan Council against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs, 1957-1962.

John Wesley Society, 1963.

Korean University, 1967.

Medical Aid Committee for Vietnam, 1965.

Methodist Education Committee, 1953.

Ministerial Training Committee, 1958.

Folder F.7.5:

The Mongrels, 1967-1969.

National Center of Communication, 1966.

National Council for Abolition of Nuclear Weapons Tests, n.d..

National Council for Civil Liberties, 1962-1968.

Folder F.7.6:

National Peace Council, 1957.

New Directions, 1963-1964.

Nuffield Foundation (Overseas Development Institute/Nuffield Fellowships), 1969.

Order of Unity, 1961.

Oxford City Labour Party, 1961.

Oxford Committee (Area Campaign) for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons Tests, 1955, 1958.

Oxford Committee for Community Relations, 1973.

Oxford Committee for Racial Integration, 1966.

Oxford House, 1961.

Peace News, 1957.

Peace Pledge Union, 1965.

Pulpit Digest, 1960.

Queen's College, Taunton, 1964.

Folder F.7.7:

Queenswood School, 1958.

Regent's Park College, Oxford, 1957.

Rencontre pour la Détente Internationale, 1954.

St. Martin-in-the-Fields Discussion Group, 1954-1955.

Scientific Research Committee of the Churches' Fellowship for Psychical and Spiritual Studies, 1972-1973.

Society for Cultural Relations between the Peoples of the British Commonwealth and the USSR, 1952.

Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge, 1950.

Society of Friends' Peace Committee, 1949.

Spectator, 1950.

Folder F.7.8:

Student Christian Movement (one folder of papers regarding writings by Coulson for S.C.M. Press), 1951-1956.

Folder F.7.9:

Survey Magazine, 1956.

Together, 1962.

Union of Democratic Control, 1961.

Universities Quarterly, 1950.

Vereinigungen der Verfolgten des Naziregimes (VVN), 1962-1963.

Women's Strike for Peace, 1964.

World Christian Digest, 1955.

World Constitutional Convention, 1961.

Folder F.7.10:

World Council of Churches, 1961-1962.

World Methodist Council, 1956.

World Refugee Year, 1959.

World's Student Christian Federation, 1960.

Folder F.7.11:

One folder of miscellaneous duplicated letters sent to Coulson by various organizations to enlist his support.