Includes: 12/03/1969 a reprint of an editorial by John Robinson, editor of The Natal Mercury, headlined "SA Is Fiddling And Time Is Now Running Out"; 26/02/1969 letter from Rev. T.L. Ditshego about the expropriation of his properties in Lady Selbourne, Pretoria; March 1969 correspondence concerning the Architects Bill and the position of people who do interior 'conversions' but are not architects; February-March correspondence from Michael Nuttall, including a memo he sent to Bishop Burnett, about capital punishment; 18/03/1969 letter from Mary Francis, Zambia, about her husband who was in solitary confinement for 427 days in SA; 21/03/1969 letters re soiled banknotes; various letters concerning Geluk Prison Out-station; 15/04/1969 letter to Helen Suzman from Dr. Edgar Brookes concerning Mr. & Mrs. Mazibuko who have been separated by action of the Bantu Affairs Department; 18/04/1969 Dispatch cutting, "Students let Graaff wait and go off with Suzman".

Includes: March & June 1969 letters to Helen Suzman from Dr. Selby Ngcobo (ex-Fort Hare), University College of Rhodesia; 10/06 letter from the Rector of the Parish of Athlone, Cape Town, concerning 3 banned and unemployed people — Ahmed Osman, Mr. Leslie van der Heyden and Miss Doris van der Heyden; February-June batch of letters from people in Sweden / Australia requesting that Helen Suzman act on behalf of banished people; 08/06 letter to Helen Suzman from Harold Strachan who wants to help political prisoners with money but not sure what the consequences might be; April-June 1969 letters between Helen Suzman and Benjamin Pogrund concerning the release of Robert Sobukwe, his belongings on Robben Island, possible employment in Kimberley and his state of health; June 1969 letters concerning 'Coloured' ex-Robben Islander Arthur Davids lack of accommodation for his family; 12/06 letter to Helen Suzman from Bobby Godsell about the creation of a 'Bureau of State Security'; November 1968-June 1969 more correspondence re Evaton / Sebokeng residents; 20/06 handwritten note from "Piet" [Koornhof probably] to Helen Suzman: "Helen. Have a good recess. As opponents we both deserve it, I think. I won't miss you too much! Don't you like the following (Shelly or Keats?) " ... and far across the hills they went, into the new world, which is the old." End of Season is always that wee-bit sad. Happy Landings! Piet".

Includes: 01/03/1970 anonymous document entitled ' "Amputation" of Industrial Expansion at Hammarsdale / Mlangeni'; Charge Sheet, Standerton, Tommy Valentine; large amount of correspondence and personal documentation concerning exit permits for George Mduduzi Mbele (former political prisoner) and his family; 20/03/1970 letter to Helen Suzman from Prisons Dept., re allegations of assault at Barberton Prison; letter from Mrs. C. Feuchtwanger-Abramovitz, Our Parents Home, re banned magazines that she had subscriptions to; 23/03/1970 Helen Suzman to Mr. D.P.L. Mackay re death sentences passed on his son and grandson; 04/04/1970 thank you letter from Dr. Albert Hertzog.

Includes: January — August 1970 correspondence concerning the possible discharge on medical grounds of a man (Jusuf Francis Lutchman) discharged from prison on medical grounds (he was sentenced to 5 years or contravening the Group Areas Act, and is seriously ill) but the medic states that his health won't improve if he goes home and therefore he doesn't qualify for release on medical grounds; December 1969 — September 1970 further correspondence with S. Montoedi about the situation of people being removed from Majeng (also called here Mayen), near Warrenton, to Vaalboschoek and the issue of availability or otherwise of arable land; September 1970 letters concerning the position of a German / Hungarian-Jewish couple, Mr. E.G. and Mrs. A. Mittag who emigrated from Germany to SA in 1938 and now cannot get re-entry visas for SA if they leave the country; July — October letters re Esther Barsel's attempts to get her banning order eased.

Includes: 06/01 letter from "Blaar" [presumably Blaar Coetzee] on Ministry of Community Development & of Public Works paper, thanking her for wedding present to his daughter and also says "I am looking forward to the session, the one thing I hope you won't enjoy."; 11/01 letter from Sir Wilfred Robinson enclosing a copy of a page of "The Students' Companion" wherein 'Government by the worst citizens is said to be a "aristocracy" — from the Greek [Helen Suzman passed it on to Joel Mervis]; various letters from and to Helen Suzman about malnutrition, for a possible Private Member's Motion; 12/01 letter and statement from Mr. Thomas H. Wyman, "Tom", about Polaroid's position in SA and it's decision not to withdraw but to change it's business approach (including stopping sales to the SA government); 13/01 Helen Suzman letter to Laurie Gandar, mentions Hugh Lewin, the upcoming Session "These mad buggers are even suggesting introducing the death penalty fort drug pushers! What a bloodthirsty, vengeful lot they are."; 14/01 Helen Suzman to editor of Drum, Roger Kenyon, on occasion of their 20th anniversary; 22/01 Helen Suzman responds to letter from artist Bill Ainslie who has recently visited Hugh Lewin who was very concerned about his mother's health; 14/01 Helen Suzman to Mrs. D. Harper, Volksrust asking for info about farm labourers conditions; 15/01 Helen Suzman writes to Bantu Affairs Dept., asking permission to bring her "Bantu maid, Eunice Lekoane, to Cape Town for the duration of the Parliamentary Session."; 22/01 short article on apartheid by Helen Suzman for German publication "Weltverlag".

Includes: Helen Suzman letter to Lord [John] Redcliffe-Maud in which she ends by saying: "I must say if I were in England this year I certainly would not plead for the Springboks to be allowed to come and play' I have got to the stage now where I think the sporting boycotts are a damn effective punitive exercise."; 05/05/1971 Helen Suzman to Laurence Jaffee re visit to SA of Brigadier General Kain, Israeli Defence Force, plus newspaper cutting from Rand Daily Mail of 20/04/1971 indicating that Kain had possibly been involved in smuggling Mirage jet fighter plans out of Switzerland; 23/04 correspondence re ex-prisoner Frances Lutchman; 26/04/1971 Helen Suzman writes to the Mark Twain Journal to thank them for electing her 'A DAUGHTER OF MARK TWAIN"; 26/04 Helen Suzman to Stephen James, Citizens Exchange Corps, New York, re people they want to send to SA; 26/04 Helen Suzman to Owen Wynne who is involved in 'mixed' sport, attached is letter he wrote to Frank Waring; 29/04/1971 letter to Helen Suzman from Prof. Barend D. van Niekerk of Wits referring to the "cruellest" treatment being meted out to Dimtri Tsafendas [stabber of Verwoerd] in jail; 29/04 Helen Suzman to DR. Helmut Heydt, mentions de Villiers Commission Report and "provision of dental services for non-white people".