Letters form Fr. Kennedy to Frs. Glennon and O’Connell regarding his Golden Jubilee and a premises belonging to the Red Cross Society.

Draft note to the American Ambassador from +McQuaid asking him to convey to Mrs Kennedy the expression of his profound and prayerful sympathy in the very great sorrow that has so tragically befallen her, her family and her country. Appreciation from Ambassador McCloskey.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from the Taoiseach, Sean F. Lemass, inviting him to a reception in honour of Senator Edward Kennedy.

Letter from the Secretary to Fr. Tom Kennedy giving points for guidance in making a formal request for such permission. 2 items

Correspondence relating to routine details of community life and apostolate. Road Safety Association affairs mentioned by Fr. D. Kennedy, S.J. Fr. Malachy Martin, S.J., reduced to lay state (he had two brothers who were diocesan priests; he later became a noted controversial novelist). Mention also of Fr. Arthur Cox.

Typed note to +McQuaid from J.A. MacM. saying the Taoiseach was hosting a dinner in honour of Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy and would like to know if +McQuaid would be able to accept an invitation.

Copy of typed letter to Mgr. Barrett from James A. MacMahon. Mr. John O’Loughlin Kennedy requested an interview for two Biafran Chiefs, Chief Jerome Udoji and Chief Robert Olisa, with + McQuaid. As he would be absent he asked Mgr. Barrett to meet them.

Letter from Fr. Tom Kennedy to + McQuaid seeking permission to say Mass while recouping in Ireland.

Typed letter to Michael O Nunain, Coolock, from W. Kennedy, Governor, St. Patrick’s Institution, Phibsboro’, thanking him for “the splendid film show, slides and lecture on Berlin ‘The Divided City’”.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from + Patrick Dunne, Aughrim Street. Fr. Martin Kennedy has been very ill and wishes to remain in the Army. He looks unwell.