A collection of letters, telegrams, news clippings, excerpts from the Congressional Record-House, reports & news letters. Examples are: letters (2/61) from constituent Thomas P. Hearns & Congressman Wilson re/ taxpayer & owner complaint about apartment and home vacancies vs. availability of Capehart public housing at lower costs; a copy of pp. 5364-5374 of the Congressional Record – House (4/13/61) re/ "Providing Home Loans For Veterans in Housing Credit Shortage Areas;" letters (5/61) from constituent Mrs. George Roble & Wilson re/ problem with Bayview Hills Naval Housing; letters (5/61) from constituent C.M. Delano & Wilson re/ apartment owner's complaint about competition from public housing; letters (Apr.-May 1961) from constituent Irwin J. Naus, Wilson & Capt. J. C. Azab (Acting Commanding Officer, U. S. Naval Station, Puerto Rico re/ Mr. Naus, assigned by Ryan Aeronautical Co. as Material Support Manager at the Naval Station for a tour of 13 months, requests and receives assistance from Congressman Wilson; a letter (3/28/61) from RAdm. M. E. Arnold (Commandant, Eleventh Naval District) & Wilson's reply (5/20/61) re/ rental housing problems & the Camp Elliott Narcotics Hospital; a telegram (6/6/61) from Mayor Charles Dail to Wilson re/ support for 1961 Housing Bill & opposition to the amendment placing the program on a year to year basis; letters & telegram (May-June 1961) re/ local builder interested in the new Navy airfield in Lemoore, CA and prospects for housing needs; letters, news clipping, map and photo (May-June 1961) re/ constituent interest in creating Naval public housing in Imperial Beach to replace public housing in Coronado, since the city had approved Coronado Towers to be built where the Naval Housing project was located; other topics and issues in this folder are: National Housing Conference, Inc., supports H. R. 6018; a copy of San Diego Housing Report (6/61); El Cajon Valley Open Housing conference & news clipping; letter (7/22/61) from Wilson to Harry Summers re/ plan of Marine Corps to buy Pendleton Wherry units; letters (8/61) re/ inquiry to Wilson for assistance in resolving difficulties relative to obtaining Naval housing in Puerto Rico; packet of corresp. (June-Sept. 1961) re/ complications for a Naval officer in purchasing a home in Vista Mesa Unit #7, Lifetime Homes; two copies of a Public Information Office, Eleventh Naval District, news release for 10/6/61 re/ "the Navy is deactivating and will dispose of 404 Quonset-type apartments and 290 stucco, duplex apartment units, located at the Naval Station at 32nd and Harbor Drives, San Diego;" letters (Sept.-Oct. 1961) re/ complaints from the National City-Chula Vista Board of Realtors about "unreasonable delays" from the FHA; letter & news release (12/61) from HHFA-Urban Renewal Agency re/ "The California State Department of Finance will receive a $26,900 urban planning grant to aid the City of La Mesa in the preparation of a comprehensive plan for its growth and development . . . . La Mesa, with a population of 32,078 is located adjacent to and east of San Diego."