Primarily items covered by the 85th Congress, 1st. Session. Examples are: 12 pages of clippings from the Congressional Record for the dates Jan. 7, 1957 through Aug. 21, 1957 featuring Bob Wilson's remarks on such topics as the situation in Hungary, "Beware of Efforts to 'Prussianize' the Joint Chiefs of Staff;" "Outdoor Advertising and the New Superhighways," "Rockets Open United States to Red Sub Attack;" an editorial from the San Diego Union discussing the "illusionary advantages of a single military service;" "Rise of Naval Power Should Cause Concern in the West;" & "Pan American's 705 Data Processing Center in Action;" "The Enlisted Men--He Knows What They Think" (Chief Journalist William J. Miller) & "Charles E. Lofgren, National Secretary, Fleet Reserve Assn.; and letters from the Secretary of the Navy and the Chief of Naval Operations.