Including Memorandum by Lewis to the Commission, 1976; confidential papers by the South African Institute of Race Relations, relating to the background of Soweto, the language medium issue as one of the causes of the disturbances, events of 1976; Submission by the Anglo American Corporation of South Africa, entitled 'Changes necessary to stop black unrest', August 1976.
Including: Soweto's train commuters; student march at University of the Witwatersrand with Helen Suzman speaking, October 1970; artist's map of Sandton, by William Stanford; James Humphrey collection of Africana; the Flag Hotel making way for the Carlton Centre, flyer 1971; 80-million Deutschmarks loan for Johannesburg City Council; Patrick Lewis retires, February 1972.
Including: the beginning of 'Oriental plaza'; Niemand Committee photographs (not removed from the scrap book); City Council photographs (not removed from the scrap book); photographs of Red Cross function, 1965 (not removed from the scrap book); rebuilding Pimville Township; Johannesburgs 80th birthday.
Including: Visit by Robert Kennedy and meeting with Albert Luthuli, including newspaper photograph of the two, June 1966; Patrick Lewis Municipal Election flyers.
Including: "Apartheid ideal cannot be realised: blunt warning", speech by Prof Rhoodie, University of Pretoria; Patrick Lewis becomes mayor, including photograph (not removed from scrapbook); Langlaagte Train crash, full page report and photograph covering the funerals of 21 victims in Soweto, World newspaper, 2 March 1969.
