A collection of letters, telegrams, office notes, memorandum, reports, congressional document, statements, news articles and other items. Examples are: Two letters (Aug. & Sept. 1963) from Alvin P. Meyers (Regional Director, Small Business Admin.) & Congressman Wilson's reply re/ Wilson not being able to attend the opening of the new SBA office in San Diego on Sept. 6th; 2 letters (6/17 & 21/63) from Robert E. Wolin (Gen. Mgr., Cubic Corp.) & Attorney Thomas Moran thanking Congressman Wilson "for the time and effort spent on our behalf during my recent trip to Washington;" 1 copy of "H.R. 2029 . . . January 17, 1963 . . . A Bill To amend the Small Business Act" re/ maintenance, repair, or construction; correp. (May-June 1963) from "H.W. Stanfield Construction Corp. and S. L. Haehn, Joint Ventures," John E. Thorne (SBA) and Congressman Wilson re/ "a bid with Southwest Div. of Yards and Docks in San Diego on the Construction of the Anti-Submarine Warfare Training Building;" letters, office notes & telegram (Ap.-June 1963) from the San Diego Chapter of the Assoc. General Contractors of America & Congressman Wilson re/ "the removal of SBA set-aside on the Navy job NBY#43476" - the anti-submarine warfare building; a photocopy of Bureau of Yards and Docks, "Percentage Statistics On Construction Contracts Placed with Small Business Firms" 1959-1962 (1st half); letter & pamphlet (June 1963) from the SBA; photocopies of "Letters to the Editor," The Wall Street Journal (July & Aug. 1962) re/ pro and con views on the SBA's set-aside policy; packets of materials from the Associated General Contractors of America as presented to the Senate and the House of  Representives giving "Examples of Increased Cost to Government Because of Set-Asides;" a large packet of corresp. (June 1963) & company brochures from the Cubic Corp. & Temec Inc. re/ Temec relocating to San Diego, its qualification as a small business and bids related to space tracking systems; letters (July 24 & Aug. 12, 1963) from John W. Quimby (Sec.-Treasurer Labor Council of San Diego County) & Congressman Wilson re/ attached "Resolution Small Business Administration Act" (7/24/63) supporting "H.R. 2029 which would remove the construction industry from the "Set-Aside Program;" 1 copy of the "Small Business Bulletin," Feb. 1963.