There are nine stapled packets of corresp. in this folder featuring topics such as: a Bureau of Customs reply to a San Diego Convention and Tourist Bureau inquiry (Jan.-Feb. 63); a constituent's concern re/ duty free limit for gifts from foreign countries (Feb.-Mar. 63); a constituent, with assistance from Bob Wilson & Edgar Gillenwaters, takes possession of furniture from U.S. Customs after having fled Communist China; a business forms manufacturer with facilities in Mexico, needs assistance from Wilson with Customs duties; a constituent is concerned about foreign aid without requirements that the money be spent on buying goods from the U.S.; a visitor to San Diego buys 4/5s of a gallon of rum in Tijuana and has a customs' duty problem (8/63); a constituent is concern about "problems arising in cases where one spouse forges the signature of the other on a joint tax refund check" (May-Oct. corresp.); Wilson assists a constituent obtain information regarding the 1913 Liberty head nickle; a Statement by Comptroller of the Currency James J. Saxon made on November 18, 1963 at San Francisco, California and enclosed press release with details on National Banks, State Banks and Savings and Loan Associations from 1953 to 1963.