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Lecture notes (holograph) for "The Social Impact of Biology", the Rickman Godlee Lecture, delivered at University College London, 24 October, 1968.

In addition, the file contains notes for a second lecture, and a programme for a Dedication Day Colloquium at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, City University of New York (20 October, 1968), listing Crick as delivering a lecture entitled "Molecular Biology and Medical Research."

The file also contains galley proofs (dated 13 September, 1968) for Donald Fleming, "On living in a biological revolution," and an American Association for the Advancement of Science Bulletin (September 1968).

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