Includes extracts from various interviews, chapter focuses on Laurence Gandar's editorship.

The judgment is from 1969 and concerns RDM articles on conditions in South African prisons. The judgment runs to 140 pages, the sentence is given on the final page.

Research notes based on RDM articles from 1964-77, topics include Raymond Louw's career with the RDM, SAAN, world press award, RDM offices.

The press clippings cover the period 1957-1975.

The articles are from a variety of publications including South African and international titles.

Topics covered by the report include characteristics of the SA newspaper market, RDM readership, organisational strengths and weaknesses, an action plan and options for the future.

The article concerns the English language press in South Africa. The file includes the original typed article and a photocopy with annotations in pencil.

The Rand Daily Mail answers criticism of its reporting during the 1976 uprising. Typed pages including photocopies of reports referred to in the memorandum. Pages are bound with a card cover. Includes post-it note on front 'Gavin, Is this of any interest? Charley'.

Press clippings cover the years 1967-1985, some are annotated.

Subjects include Gandar leaving the RDM, subsequent projects, Gandar receiving a press award, columns written by Gandar on the press in SA, Gandar's work with NUSAS, Wits graduation ceremony programme with details of Laurence Gandar's honorary doctorate (1974).

The case was heard in court on 28 March 1969.