Loewe confirms that Northwestern has a number of letters from Joyce to Ford Madox Ford.

Invitation for Ellmann to be the initial signer of a statement on the Staughton Lynd case in which Lynd refused to pay taxes in protest of the Vietnam War.

Mack sends an excerpt of the citation he read at Commencement when Ellmann was awarded his honorary degree.

Margolis's cover memo and copy of his article, "W.H. Mallock's 'The New Republic' A Study in Late Victorian Satire" appearing in English Literature in Transition 1880-1920.

Ellmann writes, in part: "In a letter of Joyce, he writes: Jed haaber det de vil have...." and asks for verification of this translation; Ellmann thanks the librarian for his help in obtaining a copy of Yeats's copy of Nietzsche; other topics.

Correspondence to/from persons named "Oscar", surname unknown.

Carbon copy typed exam questions.

Rideout updates Ellmann (residing in Italy at the time) on people and events occuring on the Northwestern campus; exchange regarding their academic projects.

Letters from a friend and colleague. Includes notes on Quinn, Fleischmann, and Pound and page notes and queries relating to Joyce.

Exchange between colleagues.