A small collection of items as follows: copy of a letter (2/1/61) from Wilson to the Honorable Charles M. Teague re/ South American and Cuban affairs; letters & telegram ( Jan.-Feb, 1961) from San Diego constituent Norman P. Langley, Wilson & William B. Macomber, Jr. (Asst. Sec. of State) re/ the need for neutral observers "at Guantanamo Bay in case Cuba claims aggression by the United States;" letters (Dec. 1960- Feb. 1961) from La Mesa constituent Eugene B. Schooler, Wilson & Loring K. Macy (Dir., Bureau of Foreign Commerce, Dept. of Commerce) re/ request for information on protecting U. S. investments abroad, especially in Brazil; letters (May-June 1961) from San Diego constituent Dr. John S. Chambers & Wilson re/ a letter from Southeast Asia & his views on Laos and how commentary on politics was restricted; a letter (10/2/61) from Dr. Walter Becher (Member of the Bavarian Landtag, Secretary General of the Sudeten German Council) to Wilson re/ "We in Germany are unhappy about the present trends in international politics."