Newspaper Cuttings Includes: - Photograph of a sports team from the Camborne School of Mines, 1962 - Article reporting the Chairman of Cornwall County Council's ambitions for the county, including a revival of tin mining, as announced at the Annual Dinner at Camborne School of Mines, 1964 - Article noting appointment of new Chairman to the Board by the Governors of Camborne School of Mines, 1963 - Article in the West Briton reporting on a Russian professor from the Academy of Sciences of the USSR spending three weeks in Great Britain and lecturing at the School of Mines, 1963 - Photograph of the Director of the Admin Dept. of the Mineral Affairs in Saudi Arabia visiting the laboratory of CSM in 1964 - Article on the High Commissioner of Uganda's tour of Cornwall, during which he visited Uganda [sic.] students at Cornwall Technical College and CSM, 1963 - Typewritten letter from the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall sent to the Minister of State, concerning the possibility of the School of Mines being removed to the campus of the proposed Regional College of Technology at Plymouth, 1966 - Typewritten announcement that Mr. F. B. Michell, the Vice-Principal of CSM, will be presenting a paper at the 8th International Mineral Processing Congress in Leningrad, his paper being one of three accepted from the UK, 1968 - Article in West Briton reporting that mining equipment worth £6,000 was presented to CSM by Atlas Copco Ltd., 1969 - Photographs of a visit by members of the Royal Family to CSM including Queen Elizabeth, 1980 - Article reporting local complaints about the CSM Students' Club, c. 1987 - Envelope containing article in the Western Morning News on the Queen Mother's tour of the Westcountry [sic.], containing the day's programme for her visit, 1967 - Article reporting a successful training experiment by CSM, in which students from 17 different countries (such as China, Malaya [sic.], India and Pakistan) trained at a disused wolfram mine at Castle-an-Dinas, 1961 - Typewritten report on the visit of Peruvian students to CSM, 1961. 1960-1983