Correspondence is from individuals considered by JWF to be friends or close acquaintances, or from others writing on topics of a personal nature. Many of these letters contain political information or observations, but the majority are on non-political topics relative to JWF's personal affairs. In addition to the specifically identified correspondent files, correspondents include: Homer M[artin] Adkins (1.1), Saul D[avid] Alinsky (1.1), Stewart [Johonnot] [Oliver] Alsop (1.1), Louis Fabian Bachrach (1.2), T[homas] H[arry] Barton (l.2), Bernard M[annes] Baruch (1.2), Henry B. Bass (1.2), Rudolf Bing (1.2), Herbert L[awrence] Block (1.2), Chester [Bliss] Bowles (1.2), Alexander Calder (1.3), Bennett [Alfred] Cerf (1.3), Francis [Adams] Cherry (1.3), Clarence Dillon (1.4), John Foster Dulles (1.4), Robert H[arley] Estabrook (1.5), Bernard B. Fall (2.1), Fred W. Friendly (2.1), Arthur J[oseph] Goldberg (2.2), Katharine Graham (2.2), [Alfred] Whitney Griswold (2.2), Virgil M[elvin] Hancher (2.3), Henry W. A. Hanson (2.3), [William] Averell Harriman (2.3), Carlisle H[ubbard] Humelsine (2.3), George F[rost] Kennan (2.6), Robert E[dmonds] Kintner (2.6), Robert A[llen] Leflar (2.7), Sol M[yron] Linowitz (2.7), Henry R[obinson] Luce (2.7), Ralph [Emerson] McGill (3.1), Sidney S[anders] McMath (3.1), Eugene Meyer (3.2), Edward R[oscoe] Murrow (3.2), Edwin O[ldfather] Reischauer (3.7), James B[arrett] Reston (3.7), Juan (Chi-Chi) Rodriguez (3.7), [Arnold] Eric Sevareid (4.1), Lawrence E[dmund] Spivak (4.1), Leopold C[oleslawowicz] [Stanislaw] [Antoni] Stokowski (4.1), and Theodore H[arold] White (4.5).