A small collection of letters, memos, news articles & other items. Examples are: Memo (12/28/59) from Lee Huntington (University Heating and Air Conditioning), Congressman Wilson's reply (1/8/60) & an excerpt from U.S. News & World Report (12/28/59) re/ Samuel Flagg Bemis, "A Way To Stop The Reds In Latin America;" letters (Mar.-Apr. 1960) from El Cajon constituent James F. Parsley, Congressman Wilson & John S. Hoghland 2nd (Acting Asst. Sec. for Congressional Affairs, State Dept.) re/ Mr. Parsley's long letter on the Berlin Situation and the Cold War; letters (Mar.-May, 1960) from San Diego constituent James J. Delaney, Wilson & William B. Macomber, Jr. (Asst. Sec., Dept. of State) re/ Belgian trafficking in munitions to Cuba; a letter (5/17/60) from Bryce N. Harlow (Deputy Asst. to the President) to Wilson re/ President Eisenhower's "gratification and appreciation for your support of the mutual security authorization bill;" letters (May-June 1960) from Julian constituent Harry C. Morgan, Wilson, William B. Macomber, Jr. (Asst. Sec., State Dept.) & attached news clipping – Constantine Brown, "World Opinion, 'Hidden' Policies Blamed for Ills (The Bell Syndicate) re/ victory of Chiari over Arias in Panama, disputes over flying the flag & fears of communism in Cuba.; letters & office note (June-July 1960) from San Diego constituent Mrs. Ben Huntington, Wilson and Cathy (Wilson secretary) re/ Mrs. Huntington's observations on her recent trip to Europe; other topics and issues in this folder are: constituent alarm about Russia in the Congo; constituent interest in using Air Force to transport packages to an orphanage in Saigon; constituent interest in sending English textbooks overseas as part of our foreign aid; & letters & State Dept. brochure "Your Opinion Counts" re/ a SDSC student desires information as to the influence of the Daughter's of the American Revolution and the American Legion on the State Department and the President.