Includes: 01/08/1973 Helen Suzman letter to Natal Daily News putting forward P.P. attitude to Communists; 03/08 NUSAS (Geoff Budlender) invites Helen Suzman to again be their Honorary VP; 03/03 Sister M. O'Reilly of the Holy Rosary Convent writes with her suggestions on "Community Centres for Bantu Servants"; 09/01 Helen Suzman letter to Mark Orkin, Oxford, "I anticipate a very unpleasant year indeed, with repeat police / student confrontations on an even more violent basis than last year; very ugly indeed."; 12/12 Maeder Osler sends Helen Suzman a 2-page document quoting some of the things she has said about dagga.

Includes: 08/02 Helen Suzman to Norman Roberts [manager of?], Union Hotel, Pretoria [which is apparently owned by a Gavronsky family trust] on the wages and conditions of the black people working there, it seems there were also some allegations in Die Vaderland about the hotel; 02/08 Helen Suzman to Rosebank Killarney Gazette "... is your paper an impartial news medium ... or a United Party rag?"; 16/03 Times Literary Supplement review of "Mist of Memory" by Bernard Sachs [brother of Solly Sachs]; 22/02 Helen Suzman to Betty Sacks "The strikes are over but I must say they did more to advance the Africans' demands than any yammering I have done in the House over the last 20 years, as I have always said that until the Blacks got off their bottoms and did something for themselves nobody else is going to be able to achieve anything for them."; 09/09 Mr. Amos Sekate writes about his working conditions as a cutter [of curtaining material]; December 1972-April 1973 letters from and to G.C. Senn (formerly of the ICRC).

Includes: 21/03 Mrs. Nipoorna Desai still not allowed to enter SA; January to April letters from Vicar General of Damaraland, F.M.M. Haythornthwaite, concerning refusal of 'travel facilities' to Rev. Philip Shilongo; February to April 1973 re Mr. Arthur Gama requesting a transfer from Ilinge; 31/03 letter from Sven Billstrom, Linkoping, Sweden re banning of Father Stephen Hayes; 08/04 from Mr. John Lamb re improved conditions for conscientious objectors at Voortrekkerhoogte; 27/03 re granting of parole to prisoner Walter Benny; January-March re War Veterans Pensions; 19/04 Kaye Cockayne, P.P. Pretoria Region, re wages paid to Black public servants.

Includes: January-February in letter to Mr. J. Adams, Helen Suzman brickbat and bouquet for South African Airways (SAA); 25/07 Helen Suzman pays R40.00 for a Mr. Kanya (sp.?) to attend a 2-day welding course at Afrox; 04/01 letter to Eve Arnold with thanks for her (UK) Sunday Times feature article (attached) "Black in South Africa" (no date); 21/01 letter to Amnesty International, France, re banning of Mr. Drake Koka; 1973-1974 long correspondence with Asprey & Co., in London concerning an order for 'Grafton diaries'; 08/01 Michael Attwell, writing from The UN Youth & Student Association on behalf of one Peter Mandelson, about Harry Oppenheimer speaking in Oxford.

Includes: 07/11 thank-you letter from Adriaan Harris, Bosmont (water supply problem); 14/06 David Harrison of BBC TV sends a transcript of the Panorama programme on the situation in Portugal, Mozambique and Rhodesia after the coup in Lisbon broadcast on 10/06 (includes interview with Marcelino dos Santos and Ian Smith); 01/10 Terry Herbst writes about his / her mother's pension; 28/10 letter from Romolo D. Honegger asking Helen Suzman if she would address a meeting of bankers in Switzerland.

Includes: letter concerning the Tshwane Ikageng Interdenominational Literacy Association; 12/02 Mr. Isaacman, Peninsula Food Products, writes about the export of meat products; 10/10 Helen Suzman to Peter Rutsch re exit permit for Mr. Henry Isaacs; 17/10 Mr. Lance Japhet writes about Shih Tzu [dogs[ pedigrees; 1973-February 1974 several communications from Tom Karis on visas and other things; 01/04 Helen Suzman to Prof. D.D. Joubert re his publication Brandpunte; 31/07 Miss Ntsiki Kabane writes seeking funding for a US MBA degree; October-November re John Kane-Berman being refused a passport; 01/05 Helen Suzman writes to thank Mr. L. Kotze for the way in which he "conducted the election in the Houghton constituency".

Includes: several letters to Mrs. William B. Landis (Betsy), New York; May 1974 Mrs. R. Lemkus asks where can Africans buy houses of their own; 03/09 Helen Suzman letter to Hugh Lewin; 26/07 Helen Suzman to Robert Maclennan re Shelley Borkum; 25/02 fan letter from Mr. M.M. Maisella in Nigel; June 1974 telexesto and from Peter Mansfield about Rick Turner's application for a relaxation of his banning order.

Includes: case of Rossetti Hlongwane, dismissed from SA Railways (includes booklet: "SA Railways & Harbours Regulation in regard to the introduction and administration of the Compulsory Savings Fund for Non-White Servants..."); 12/02 Miss C.E.E. Eberhard, Rondebosch, writes about the cost increase for work permits — "daily maids" from 20cents per month to 50c p.m. and 'chars" from 20c. per month to R1.00 p.m., without prior warning; 11/02 Helen Suzman to Community Development about Mr. C. Abdulla, District Six, who has to give up his home and shop but he wants a plot or a house to buy not one to rent; 25/07 copy of letter from Inkatha ka Zulu, Representatives of Kwazulu Government, Nigel, to East Rand Bantu Affairs Admin. Board, re "recent unpleasant occurrences".