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Side One: Woodcock interviews Alex Wainman on Pakistan as seen in 1963. Side Two: print through only.

Side One: Woodcock interviews Sir Olaf Carde on the Genesis of Pakistan (1963. Not full tape. Side Two: blank. Print through at end.

Side One: Woodcock interviews Miss Sufia Khan, Headmistress of the Newton Girl's Secondary School in Karachi (1963). Children singing. Shela Anjou from Newton Girl's School. Class Lesson. Woodcock interviews Miss Qumar Zamani about urdu literature. Side Two: print through only.

Side One: Part 1 - The Plane from Persia; part 2 - arrival and no departure. Side Two: Part 3 - The Servants of Light; Part 4 - black light for a traitor.

Recordings on Canadian North. Side One: Interview w/ Prof. Williamson: director of the arctic research and training center. Side Two: blank (print through).

Recording on Canadian North. Side One: Inuit Song followed by an interview w/ W. Falkner (part I). Side Two: blank.

Tape No.1 of 7. Side One: Program 1, the European Roots of Civil Disobedience. Side Two: print through from side 1 only.

Tape # 3 of 7. Side One: 3rd talk by George Woodcock - speaks about the Roots of Civil Disobedience in England. followed by a discussion with Dr. J.H. Winter of the History Department at the University of British Columbia. Side Two: print through from side 1 only.

Tape #4 of 7 - Strikes and Civil Disobedience. Side One: 4th talk of Woodcock - Discusses the cultural and social roots of the Idea of Civil Disobedience - Theories of the Early Visionary Labour Leaders and their concept of resistance to an unjust system, followed by discussion with Prof. Walter Younge of the Dept. of Political Science at the University of British Columbia. Side Two: print through from side 1 only.

Part 3 of 4. Side One: Part 3 of "We". Side Two: Print through from side 1 only.