Correspondence between Rita Hinden and Benson about plans for her American trip, and the possibility of a Phelps-Stokes Fund fellowship for her; and the Trusteeship Council's Tanganyika (mainland Tanzania) Report.

Two letters from Rita Hinden to Benson, about her resignation from, and Marjorie Nicholson's appointment to, the post of Secretary to the FCB; its financial and other difficulties; plans for her own future work (Labour Party plan for mutual aid for 'underdeveloped' countries, The Economist, and the Colonial Office Commission on constitutional reform in British Guiana (Guyana)); the British change in attitude on the Special Committee; and Griffiths's success at the...

Letter from Rita Hinden to Dr Ralph Bunche, Trusteeship Division, about his Nobel Peace Prize award; the British change in attitude concerning colonial discussion at the UNO; and progress in West Africa.

Letter from the Secretary of the Trusteeship Group, UN Association, London, to Marjorie Nicholson, inviting her to join the Committee, with enclosures (memorandum on UN colonial debates, committee papers), and her letter declining.

Correspondence between the UN Belgian Delegation (F. van Langenhove and Joseph Nisot) and Marjorie Nicholson, about an article by van Langenhove for Venture on protection of indigenous peoples by the UN; and a letter to H. Bayley, Devonport Press, about reprints of the article.

Correspondence between Benson, Hilda Selwyn-Clarke, and T.F. Betts, Assistant Secretary, FCB, about Betts's paper 'Aid to Emergent Territories', and other papers on the subject.

Correspondence about the appointment by the FCB of Raymond Spencers-Rodgers as UN correspondent for Venture (in place of Leo Silberman), between Benson, Hilda Selwyn-Clarke, Spencer-Rodgers, and Kenneth Kelly, Press Accreditions Office, UN.