Box 2

Contains two copies of the proposal submitted by William O'Briend and the Institute for World Polity to the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency.

Contains copies of the schedule of events.

Compiled and edited by the staff of the Institute for World Polity.

A study by the Institute of World Polity.

Excerpted from a paper by Foreign Service School Dean Peter Krogh.

Contains various correspondence between Felix Morley and Ernst Feilchenfeld and William O'Brien. Includes comments from Morley on the draft questionnaire on the gaps and defects of the San Francisco Charter. Also includes notes from a lunch with Father Wolfe on December 13, 1945 and a copy of "Humanity Tries Again: An Analysis of the United Nations Charter" by Morley.

Contains correspondence between Dana G. Munro and Ernst Feilchenfeld and William O'Brien mostly concerning general Institute for World Polity business.

Contains correspondence between Thomas E. Murray, Commissioner of the United States Atomic Energy Commission, and William O'Brien. Includes a copy of an address delivered by Murray at the annual convention of the Catholic Association for International Peace on November 10, 1956. Also includes a letter from William J. Nagle to Murray.

Contains correspondence between Arthur Ringland and Ernst Feilchenfeld and William O'Brien mostly regarding general Institute for World Polity business.

Contains correspondence between Willam O'Brien and various people at the Institute of Social Order mostly dealing with reviews and submissions to "Social Order." Includes copies of "The Nuclear Dilemma: Nuclear War and the Conflict of Conscience" and a review of "Arms Control: Disarmament and National Security", both authored by O'Brien. Also includes a brochure for the fall 1963 adult education Program in Labor-Management at the Institute of Industrial Relations.

Contains correspondence between Pitirim A. Sorokin, Director of the Harvard University Research Center in Creative Altruism, and Ernst Feilchenfeld and William O'Brien mostly regarding general Institute for World Polity business.

Contains correspondence between Pitman B. Potter and Ernst Feilchenfeld. Includes correspondence intiving Potter to become a member of the Institute for World Polity, notes by Feilchenfeld following a talk with Potter on February 16, 1946, names submitted by Feilchenfeld for student membership in the American Society of International Law, as well as other general Institute for World Polity business. Also includes simmilar correspondence between Potter and William O'Brien.

Contains correspondence between Clarence E. Pickett and Ernst Feilchenfeld, mostly concerning general Institute for World Polity business. Includes congratulations from Feilchenfeld to Pickett upon being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Also includes correspondence between Pickett and William O'Brien mostly concerning Institute business.

Contains various correspondence between George L. Warren, Advisor on Displaced Persons for the Department of State, and Ernst Feilchenfeld. Includes mostly notes from Feilchenfeld on conversations had with Warren. Also includes correspondence between Warren and William O'Brien regarding general Institute for World Polity business.