Report of the meeting of the International sub- committee of the IHA. Letter received by Mrs Lucy Kingston from the Japan Council Against A. & H. Bombs looking for help for the forthcoming World Conference. Mrs. Reynolds had asked that an article on Nuclear Disarmament, to be written by Mrs de Courcy Ireland, be printed in the IHA magazine. This was opposed by Una Byrne on the grounds that the IHA was a non-political organisation.

Letter form +John J. McEleney, Kingston to +McQuaid regarding Thomas Donahue who wishes to be received into the priesthood. He has already written to Fr. Patrick Joy, S.J., Milltown Park to give final coaching to Mr. Doherty on rubrics and practical matrimonial cases. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Typed report on events in Dublin. The CP line is now centred on Co-existence and they are playing up the Ecumenical Council. Labour Party endeavouring to place members on Committee of Unions. At the Congress of the Irish Unions four CP members got positions. The 13th Club, formed by Dr. Noel Browne, has become a recruiting ground for the CP. Donal Nevin invited the Club to join the Labour Party but the Party did not agree to it. Michael Scott expressed his dissatisfaction with Pope John thought de Valera should be removed from his position. The Plough had a circulation of over 3,000 in April. Lucy Kingston was prevented from being co-opted on to the Central Committee.

Typed letter to Fr. Diffney. A new ‘Social’ Party is being formed. Will issue a paper called The Plough. Will be run by Dr. Browne, Rex McGall, Merrigan, Kevin Nolan and others. Has written to Lucy Kingston asking for a meeting of the International Committee of IHA to send letter to our representative in the United Nations protesting against the aggressions of Britain, France and Russia in Egypt and Hungary.

-1 February 1964 Copy of ‘Effeta: a clerical students’ magazine’, Winter 1963-1964 with correspondence between +McQuaid, Fr. John Kingston, censor, Fr. John Horgan, UCD and Fr. Dermot Walsh, Provincial S.V.D. fathers. +McQuaid withdraws his imprimatur from the publication due to its content. An Cine Gaedhael

Letter from Joseph Hayes, County Librarian, to +McQuaid offering sympathies on the death of Fr. Kingston. 1 item

Certificate conferring membership to the Masons of Ireland to John McGrath, Kingston.

Handwritten draft of reply to Mrs. Lucy O. Kingston, Irish Women Citizen’s and Local Government Association, acknowledging receipt by HGAB of a letter containing a copy of protest by her Committee to the Dept. of Justice. Social Justice League

Memorandum on Mrs Hildegarde Goss (formally Mayr). Comes from Vienna. The Irish Peace Movement is Communist infiltrated and has two members of the Irish Workers’ League on its Executive Committee. Other IWL members are members of the society. Mrs Goss is Travelling Secretary of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation, an interdenominational Christian Peace movement. She visited Ireland in 1957 and lectured under the auspices of the Catholic Association for International Relations. Stayed with Mrs Lucy Kingston.

Letter from +Duke to +McQuaid thanking for all the information on the Hospitals Sweep Stakes. 1 item Kingston