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survive. Not the Kennedys. Urged byRussell, who should have gotten the Nobel Peace Prize -- both of them, they should have shared it, I think. And Russell wanted that prize, badly, for that intervention.

Bertrand Ruseell who -- it was Bertrand Russell who persuaded Khrushchev that the future of mankind was even more important than his own personal destiny.

When you say Bertrand Russell shared that correspondence with you, you mean his correspondence with Khrushchev?

Yes. Mamie and I evisited him in Wales, in the summer of 1963. One of the most -- it was a day that I'll never forget. I mean, it was one of -- one of these days, I should talk about that day.

I'll put it on the check list.

But he wrote the comment, on my DARK GHETTO, --

-- all right, we have that subject, and your further details on --

-- APA --

-- your presidency, and perhaps your relationship with Gunnar Myrdal, your collaborating on the sequel to AMERICAN DILEMMA.

Which we're no longer doing.

oh, you're no longer doing it?