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Correspondents include: Foundation de la Nouvelle Generation, Haiti; James Fleming and Maurice Foster, Canadian politicians; Defence, Press and Broadcasting Committee, United Kingdom; Foreign Affairs Club, UK; Centre for International Briefing, Farnham Castle, UK; Far East Trade and Development, London, UK; Foreign and commonwealth Office, London, UK and individuals with surnames beginning with F, including journalists, journalism students, graphic artists and Gemini readers.

Subjects covered include: project proposals; requests for employment or work experience; comments and requests for further information on Gemini and its articles; stationary supplies; Gemini staff invitations to and attendance at conferences; appeals for Gemini to cover specific topics; payment of invoices and request for interviews for Gemini features.

Correspondents include: The Jerusalem Post, Israel; Radio Jamaica and Rediffusion, Jamaica and individuals with surnames beginning with J, including journalists, students, Gemini subscribers and readers.

Subjects covered include: comments and requests for further information on Gemini News Service articles; appeals for Gemini to cover specific topics; invitations to conferences and events; subscriptions to magazines and newspapers by Gemini; requests for information about Gemini and the reproduction of Gemini articles.

Correspondence with journalists, academics, Gemini subscribers and readers, including William Kirkman, vice-president, Wolfson College, Cambridge University, UK; Professor Satish Kapoor, Anthropos Gallery, London, UK; RN Kizito, All African Press Service, Kenya; Rashid Karesh, Secretary, Working Committee on UNESCO, UK.

Subjects covered include: subscriptions to Gemini; invitations to conferences and events; requests for further information on Gemini articles; an invitation for Derek Ingram (Gemini editor) to join a working committee to get the UK back to UNESCO and requests for employment at Gemini.

Correspondents include: Hilary Ngweno, Editor, Weekley Review, Kenya; AA N'Jie, Information Office, Gambia; Roger Ng'ombe, Metrication Board, Ministry of Commerce, Zambia; Rakiya Omaar, Africa Watch, UK and the Office of the Commonwealth Secretary General, UK.

Subjects covered include: visits to newspaper offices by Gemini staff; requests for employment at Gemini; the notification of the use of an unauthorised Gemini press card; visits to Gemini offices and comments on Gemini articles.

Also includes a copy of 'A Metric Zambia' by Roger Ng'ombe, (Lusaka, 1974) and personal correspondence between Derek Ingram (Gemini editor) and Roger Ng'ombe.

Correspondents include: Pacific Islands Society of the United Kingdom and Ireland; Race Relations Board, UK and individuals with surnames beginning with P to R, including journalists, academics and Gemini readers.

Subjects covered include: attendance of Gemini staff at conferences; requests for employment at Gemini offices; visits to Gemini offices and comments by the Race Relations Board, UK of Gemini article GG 808: 'Britains Race Relations Board Gets Down to Work' by Fred Mpanga, 1969.

Correspondents include: Scottish Examinations Board, United Kingdom; Professor Hugh Stephenson, director, Graduate Centre for Journalism, City University, United Kingdom; Swaziland Printing and Publishing Company Limited and Sir Michael Scott (British diplomat).

Subjects covered include: requests to reproduce Gemini articles; project proposals; comments on Gemini articles and GeminiScan graphics; potential Gemini subscriptions; correspondent recommendations; requests for work experience and invitations to conferences and events.

Correspondents include: Union Africa Society Trust Fund, Zimbabwe; United Nations children's Fund, UNICEF, New York, United States; University of Leeds, UK and individuals with surnames beginning with U to V, including journalists, Gemini subscribers and readers.

Subjects covered include: comments on Gemini articles and graphics; requests for employment and work experience and suggestions for Gemini articles.

Correspondents include: World Press Review, New York, United States; EJ Arnold & Son publishers, UK; Word Publishing Company, Papua New Guinea; World Wildlife Fund, Switzerland, and individuals with surnames beginning with W-Z, including journalists, Gemini subscribers and readers.

Subjects covered include: project proposals; requests for contacts; requests for employment at Gemini; comments on Gemini articles; the supply of information for possible Gemini articles; visits to the offices of Gemini; subscriptions to Gemini and ideas for new GeminiScan educational datakits.

Letters and copy letters mostly offering or suggesting articles for publication or making complaints about published articles.

Also containing references to: a request for a children's page in the Guardian, July 1982; an invitation for Norman Tebbit to speak at the Guardian's Young Businessman of the Year Lunch, January 1983; statement by Donald Trelford about a court case brought against the Observer, nd; request from the NUS for sponsorship of a monthly video magazine, October 1985 and advertising in the fiftieth anniversary edition of the Tribune, November 1986.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; David McKie and Peter Cole

Correspondence between Anthony Howard and a number of individuals and organisations including Donald Trelford, Sally Trelford, Thames Television, David R Thorpe, Peter Tapsell (MP), Peter Tatchell, Lord Hugh Thomas, John Thompson (Independent Broadcasting Authority), Crispin Tickell (HM Embassy, Mexico City), Hugh Tinker (re David Tinker), Vera Traille, John Trevelyan, Lord Windlesham, and Sir Charles Troughton (British Council). Of special interests is "Address by Donald Trelford" to the Media Society, Press Club Media, 29 March 1983 regarding paying sources.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Anthony Howard