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.

June 1977 telegram from Adelemarie van der Spuy, Chairwomen of Action 75 Aksie, 11th Ave. Parktown North: "Kindly refrain from representing married women as if they were beggars requesting further tax relief stop The promulgation of this attitude further institutionalizes joint taxation which the public does not want."; 09/06/77 Helen Suzman replies: "Suggest you read my entire speech before you presume to instruct me on how to argue taxation case in Parliament."; also Helen Suzman notes, unrevised Hansard and short speech for the Budget debate, quetionnaire on the taxation of the income of married women.

1987 documents concerning attempts by the SA government / Minister of Education to amend Section 25(1) of the Universities Act, No. 61 of 1955, to reduce the autonomy and to curtail on-campus protests by students and / or staff, threatening to withhold subsidies if they don't comply; includes correspondence between P.J. Clase, Minister of Education and Culture and N. Stutterheim, Chairman of Council (1987); Statements and responses to the Minister's letter; The Truth about Wits; Wits World, Vol.3 No.2, December 1987; legal opinion; Academic Staff Association Statement (18/08/87); Statement by Student Observers on Council who were Rosemary Hunter, Etienne Marais and Scott Hazelhurst; other statements by Vice-Chancellor K. Tober, Prof. R.W. Charlton and President of the Convocation Eyvin Finsen.