Including: April 1965 — February 1966 the continuing case of Patrick Nofomele / Nofemele (expelled from Lovedale, in Wellington for 3 years with no permit to stay, work or study); February 1966 case of coloured teacher Mr. Brian Lundall who has been refused a passport 4 times and wants to go and teach in Zambia; 08/02/1966 Helen Suzman to Vorster requesting that John Laredo (jailed for 5 years under Sabotage Act) be allowed to complete his PhD; 10/02/1966 Helen Suzman to Commissioner of Prisons enquiring whether the state or prisoner's families are responsible for supplying and paying for spectacles ("eye-glasses"); 14/03/1966 letter from Ministry of the Interior to Helen Suzman saying not prepared to issue passports to Chief [Gatsha] Buthelezi and Mr. Knowledge Guzana, in an earlier letter [attached] Buthelezi says " ... Chiefs are the 'traditional leaders' when it suits them [the authorities] and if one doesn't say 'Ja Baas' sufficiently he is treated the same way as the so-called 'Agitators'; May 1966 the question of a passport for David Schneider; July-August 1966 the cases of the mutilation of the corpses of Vivien Maduna and Jack Mehlo [NB: 4 very gruesome photos attached — of the corpses); July - August 1966 the case of Mr. Siki Ebrahim who was sacked from his teaching position; 18/08/1966 letter from Livy J. Rabalao requesting further funding for "a few personal articles" so he can go to Canada.