This recording contains a programme titled "Scrapbook 1964", the fourth of four. The programme looks at various events that affected Masterton during 1964 - "highlights from broadcasting presented by Smith and Brown".
The recording begins with an introduction, with the Scrapbook theme tune and brief of the 1964 highlights.
Excerpts include:
- Japanese fishing vessels caught inside territorial waters.
- A miniature circus visits Masterton.
- Greg Bennett wins slow bicycle race at the Wairarapa Industries Fair.
- Mr Doug Hunt, a New Zealand pilot with the Mission Aviation Fellowship in New Guinea discusses Indonesia's take-over of Papua New Guinea.
- Winners of J.C. Talent Quest - the Tui Trio, sing 'Bye Bye Blackbird Blues'.
- Commentary, and an interview as Peter Snell wins the gold medal in 800m in the Olympic Games.
- Commentary from the 1500m race at the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
- Bill Shaefer, goal keeper for the New Zealand Hockey Team speaks about the Olympics.
- The Reverend E. H. Robertson talks about interviewer John Freeman.
- Interview with General Manager, Gordon Duncan, an observer on the Mobil Economy Run.
- Speech by His Excellency the Governor General in visit to Eketahuna.
- Taratahi school collects old artefacts, including an Edison phonograph.
- Tim Leftwich is interviewed at the National Gliding Championships at Hood Aerodrome.
- Dr De Lille of New Zealand's Meteorological Service provides a report on the volcanic eruptions on Raoul Island.
- Dr Ian Prior describes a Health Survey study of "white New Zealanders" about to take place in Carterton, and talks about previous studies on Polynesian people.
Ends with Scrapbook theme tune and credits.