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The file consists of letters and messages, 1966, congratulating Goronwy Roberts on holding Caernarfonshire in the recent general election and on his appointment as Minister of State for Education and Science.

The file contains correspondence and papers, mainly printed, concerning Eirene White's election campaign in East Flintshire in October 1964 and March 1966, together with a small number of papers deriving from the June 1970 general election campaigns following Lady White's retirement from the House of Commons.

Mae'r rhan fwyaf o'r llythyrau yn llongyfarch Gwynfor Evans ar ennill is-etholiad Caerfyrddin, Gorffennaf 1966./Most of the letters are congratulatory messages to Gwynfor Evans on winning the July 1966 Carmarthen by-election.

Llythyrau, cardiau a thelegramau yn llongyfarch Gwynfor Evans ar ôl iddo gipio sedd Caerfyrddin yn is-etholiad Gorffennaf 1966./Letters, cards and telegrams congratulating Gwynfor Evans on his victory at Carmarthenshire in the July 1966 by-election.

The file comprises material relating to the 1966 General Election, with election leaflets of Alistair Wilson (Aberdare), Jim David (Neath), Julian Tudor Hart (Aberavon), Arthur True (Rhondda West), Bill Jones (Swansea East), Eddie Jones (Pontypool), Annie Powell (Rhondda East), and Bob Hitchon (Llanelli), and other papers relating to their campaigns.

The file comprises letters relating mainly to her political career and public service, notably the general election of 1966 and her work as Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, 1966-1967, Minister of State at the Welsh Office, 1967-1970, and Chairman of the Labour Party, 1968-1969. Many of the letters concern various aspects of Welsh affairs, and the rich array of committees, societies and organisations with which Eirene White was associated. A few of the letters relate to the publication of Dr Thomas Jones's diaries. The correspondents include James Callaghan, 1966, Dame Margaret Cole, undated, Richard Crossman, 1967, Dr Huw T. Edwards (2), 1968-1969, Roy Jenkins, 1969, J. Emrys Jones, 1969, Keith Middlemas (2), 1967-1968, Gordon Parry, 1969, and Harold Wilson (5), 1968-1969.