Manuscript and typescript drafts of Hodgkin's concluding remarks; agenda and minutes of Pugwash Council and Executive Committee meetings (annotated by Hodgkin); Council statement on Mexico City conference. See also MS. Eng. c. 5680/10 in the main Hodgkin papers.

Opening address and background papers. See also MS. Eng. c. 5680/10 in the main Hodgkin papers.

Agenda, participants, and note on proposed Symposium in France, Apr. 1980.

Brief correspondence only. Includes letters of thanks by Hodgkin, and letter re proposed nomination of Pugwash for Nobel Peace Prize (eventually awarded in 1995).

Notepad of manuscript notes by Hodgkin, some for her concluding speech, some on papers or discussions at the conference; press-cutting. See also MS. Photogr. d. 179/2 in this catalogue, and MS. Eng. c. 5681/8-9 in the main Hodgkin papers.

Council statement and list of participants, brief correspondence. Includes cable requesting article from Hodgkin on history of Pugwash. Also included here is Hodgkin's entry form for 49th Symposium 'Common security in Europe', Mragowo, Poland, 23-26 May 1987.

Draft report of Working Group on 'The Arab-Israeli confrontation' (annotations by Hodgkin); manuscript and typescript draft for speech or paper by Hodgkin; typescript speech by G.A. Baramki, Birzeit University.

Re possible negotiations with China and her participation in Pugwash (Ferry p.371).

Correspondence on invitation to G.A. Baramki to participate in a conference, 1981, 1983; letters from Anne Eaton, widow of Cyrus Eaton in whose house the first Pugwash conference had taken place, 1982, 1987. Letter of 1987 explains the name: 'Pagweak is the Indian for Deep Water and somehow became Pugwash...while "Pugwash" is not the most elegant word I've always felt Deep Water quite appropriate for the issues discussed there'.

Includes brief exchange with Ngugen Thi Binh, 1969 (Ferry p.363); letter and photocopy of Hodgkin's article, 'Bombs over Thanhhoa', published in New York Times, 7 Jan. 1972 (not listed in Bibliography). See also MS. Eng. c. 5692/10 in the main Hodgkin papers; Ferry p.366.

General correspondence and papers. Includes a few circulars and committee papers, and a little personal correspondence from Joan McMichael, founder of the enterprise (Ferry p.362). Hodgkin accepted McMichael's invitation to become President in 1971 after the death of John Boyd Orr. See also MS. Eng. c. 5690/1-10 in the main Hodgkin papers.