TITLE: Serre-Tate 1964 Woods Hole notes
QUESTION [8 upvotes]: I am not sure if this is the right venue to ask this. Apologies in advance.
I would like to clarify the following. When people give as reference: 
J.-P. SERRE and J. TATE.-Mimeographed notes from the 1964 A.M.S. Summer Institute in Algebraic Geometry at Woods Hole;
which notes do they exactly refer to? I downloaded a 1964 Woods Hole notes from Milne's site: http://www.jmilne.org/math/Documents/ but didn't find notes which were co-authored by Serre and Tate. There is one written solely by Tate and another solely by Serre. Another part contains notes by the two of them together with Lubin.

REPLY [7 votes]: They are probably referring to the sections "Serre discussed..." and "Tate discussed..." in the Seminar report by Lubin, Serre, Tate, which outline what has become known as Serre-Tate theory. But without knowing the context, I can only guess. It is quite likely the author didn't have access to the notes of conference, because only a very small number were produced, and they have become available on the internet only fairly recently.