A collection of reports, letters, telegrams, memorandums, & other information. Examples are: One copy of A Constitution for the Sea (Dept. of State Publication 8870, International Organizations and Conference Series 123, August 1976 (32 pp.); Wilson office note (n.d.) re/ listing of African “countries whose delegates are attending the Law of the Sea Conference in New York” and because of U.S. actions will “declare unilaterally a 200-mile territorial sea;” 1 photocopy of “Unclassified The Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea-- New York, August 2 – September 17, 1976 US Delegation Report” (20 pp.); 1 photocopy of “Un-classified The Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea—New York, March 15 – May 7, 1976 US Delegation Report” (20 pp.); 1 Western Union Telegram (4/7/76) from Doyle E. Gates (Asst. Ex. Dir., Tuna Research Foundation) & Wilson’s reply (4/12/76) re/ Mr. Doyle’s request to Wilson “urging the President to Veto HR-200 . . . [a Bill] that would unilaterally extend U.S. Fisheries jurisdiction 200 miles and create a complicated and costly management scheme;” 1 letter (4/12/76) from Charles Leppart, Jr. (Dep. Asst. to the President) to Wilson thanking Wilson for his letter (also signed by nine colleagues) urging the veto of H.R. 200; 1 letter (4/13/76) from Congressmen McClosky, Jr. & Gilman to “Colleagues” re/ “a brief progress report” on the LOS Conference in New York; 1 copy of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, “The Law of the Sea: A Test of International Cooperation,” The Secretary of State Speech, Office Media Services, Dept. of State, April 8, 1976 (8 pp.); 2 photocopies of Dept. of State telegrams (4/2 & 4/16/76) from US Delegate LOS to State Dept. (9 pp.) re/ unclassified Weekly Summaries for LOS Conferences; small, stapled packet containing a letter (4/9/76) from Congressman Wilson to President Ford & attached “Draft Veto Statement” re/ Wilson’s critical commentary on “the 200-mile bill, (H.R. 200, Marine Fisheries Conservation Act of 1975) passed in March by the House and Senate, and now before you for action;” stapled photocopy of Congressman Wilson’s letter (4/9/76) to President Ford with signatures from 10 colleagues re/ draft veto statement on 200-mile bill; three office notes to “Boss” (4/7 & 3/26/76) & attached “Draft Veto Statement On the 200-Mile Bill” re/ call from Joan MacKenzie (Congressman Gude’s office) & further commentaries on lobbying efforts to convince President Ford to veto the 200-mile bill—“Kissinger, Defense, and Justice are going to recommend veto;” stapled packet containing 1 copy of House Republican Conference, “Law of the Sea Supplement,” Legislative Digest, January 1976 (25 pp.).