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Correspondence concerning Graham's participation in a conference to mark the retirement of David Nivison.

Letter from Philip J. Ivanhoe, Stanford University, to Angus Graham to ask whether he would be willing to participate in a conference to mark the retirement of David Nivison in 1988.

Letter from Eliot Deutsch, Sixth East-West Philosophers' Conference, to Angus Graham to inform him that the University of Hawaii Press had agreed to undertake the publishing of the Conference volume. He gives Graham a timetable for the submission of his Paper.

Pro forma letter from Professor Chung-ying Cheng, University of Hawaii, Registration Desk of the 7th ICCP Conference Committee, concerning participation in the 7th International Congress in Chinese Philosophy.

Letter from Hal Roth to Angus Graham to state that he is organising a panel on Huang-Lao for the meeting of the Association of Asian Studies in New Orleans in the coming spring and asking Graham whether he would be willing to participate.

Letter from Hal Roth to Angus Graham to express his delight that Graham has agreed to be on the panel. With the letter is a copy of the panel proposal with abstracts for "What is Huang-lao?" by Harold D. Roth, "Warfare Taoist Style: How Military Traditions flow into the Huai-Nan Tzu" by Kidder Smith, and "A Confucian with a Taoist face?: The Huang-Lao Chapters of the Ch'un Ch'ui Fan Lu" by Sarah A. Queen.

Remarks on the Quasi-Syllogism by Henry Rosemont. Paper presented as part of Round Table which has been altered after the death of Graham.

Letter from Roger to Angus Graham to suggest he contacts Donald Hall when Graham is in Ann Arbor and that he also hopes to see Graham there too.

Letter from Philip Whalen to Angus Graham to inform Graham that he had sent copies of his book to Graham via surface mail. He writes of being back in America but homesick for Kyoto so plans to return there in March 1969.

Letter from Angus Graham to the Editor, Encounter, to send his critique of a recent published letter by Mr James P. O'Donnell concerning "the current phenomenon of Student revolt".