The organisations to be investigated were the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS), SA Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR) the University Christian Movement and the Christian Institute of Southern Africa.

Some of the "NUSAS 8" were: Sheila Lapinsky. Dr. Richard (Rick) Turner, Paul Pretorius, Chris Wood, Jeanette Curtis, Neville Curtis and Clive Keegan.

Correspondence concerning repeated attempts to effect the restoration of nurse Miss Zebia Mpendu to the nursing register (she was convicted under the Suppression of Communism Act, and served time in prsion); correspondents include Reverend David Russell, Lilly Herbstein, Peggy Levey, Judge J.H. Steyn, the SA Nursing Council, Mrs. A.M. Gurney (Hutton and Cook Attorneys), Justice J.H. Steyn, the Minister of Health Dr. J. de Beer.

Including the original Observer story and follow-up items.

Correspondents include: Henry Helman, Jennifer Johnson, Roberta Johnston, Babette Kabak, A.I. Mackenzie (Pres. of NCWSA), Eily Murray, H. Suzman, Mrs. M. Viljoen.

Including: 29/03/79 Handwritten letter on 'J. Levine & Company Taxation Consultants' headed notepaper "Hi Sweetie Pie, I really couldn't be earlier off the mark on the Budget than this could I? Especially in view of my optical disability following recent cataract op. Thanks for your messages of condolence and hope. ... Love Joe. [NB: in a 1978 letter Helen Suzman calls him "My Skat"]; notes by Helen Suzman for debate in parliament re taxation of married women, approx. April 1980. notes by Helen Suzman for debate in parliament re taxation of married women, approx. April 1980.

Correspondents: N.S. Kekana, Don MacRobert, H. Suzman. Subjects: 1979 Application for Registration of six schools to be in the Warmbaths district; threats regarding the land issue of the Ndebeles at the Moretele District; request that Majaneng be excised from Bophuthatswana; report on Meeting held on 29 May 1979 with the Hon. Minister for Co-operation and Development and senior members of the dept. ; correspondence 1978-1981: Withdrawal of Kekana's exemption from visa requirement.