A catalogue of the material deposited by the Ruth First Memorial ...

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117/1/4/4 Advance
20 Nov 1952-29 Jan 1953
Successor to the Guardian, Clarion and People's World after each
had, in turn, been banned by the South African government. The
newspaper was itself banned in 1954 after two years. It was
published weekly in Cape Town and First was the Johannesburg
editor.
15 items
117/1/4/4/1 Loose cuttings 20 Nov 1952-29 Jan 1953
Subjects covered include police shootings during the defiance
campaign and calls for action against the government. Much of the
material was probably written by First.
15 items
117/1/4/5 New Age
1960-1962
Successor to the Guardian, Clarion, People's World and Advance
after each had, in turn, been banned by the South African
government. It was published between 1954 and October 1962
before being banned. It was published weekly in Cape Town and
First was the Johannesburg editor.
4 items
117/1/4/5/1 Cutting from Vol.6, No.16 04 Feb 1960
Letter from Arthur E. Letele headed 'Police Spy Uncovered by
Kimberley ANC'.
1 item
117/1/4/5/2 Vol.8, No.10 21 Dec 1961
8 pages
117/1/4/5/3 Vol.8, No.48 13 Sep 1962
8 pages
117/1/4/5/4 Vol.9, No.1 18 Oct 1962
8 pages
117/1/4/6 Spark
Jan 1963-Mar 1963
Successor to the Guardian, Clarion, People's World, Advance and
New Age after each had, in turn, been banned by the South African
government. It was published between 1962 and 1963 before being
banned. It was published weekly in Cape Town and First was the
Johannesburg editor.
7 items
117/1/4/6/1 Vol.1, No.9 03 Jan 1963
16 pages
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