A large collection of letters, office notes, telegrams, phone messages and other items. These are filed from Dec. 1960 back to Sept. 1959. Examples are: stapled packet of letters (12/20-10/6/60) re/ Private George A. Barnett (Chula Vista) and Wilson’s assistance because of Barnett’s personal difficulties; card and letter (12/1/60) re/ Thank you to Wilson from Gilbert Flanders for Wilson’s “assistance in aiding me in my problem;” stapled packet of card and letters (11/23-10/27/60) re/ training obligation problems for Specialist 4th Class Gilbert L. Flanders & Wilson’s assistance; letters, memo for file & office note (Nov.) re/ constituent Richard G. Chadwick’s “recent inquiry concerning your pay status while working for the California National Guard;” letters (11/3 – 9/23/60) re/ Coronado constituent Richard I. Maxey and his “recent inquiry concerning your remaining military obligation;” letters (10/7-9/26/60) re/ La Jolla constituent Captain Henry S. King and his “desire to remain in the Air Force reserve until you reach age 60;” stapled copies of letters & telegrams (9/6/60-7/4/58) re/ a complicated story of Private Ronald R. Stock’s experience in U.S. Army and subsequent active duty training problems; letters (9/9 & 8/23/60) re/ Wilson’s congratulations to Brig. General Anthony Long for his assignment as Commanding General, 114th Artillery Brigade (Air Defense), California Army National Guard; stapled copy of letters (8/60) re/ the complicated and frustrating experience of Patrick Francis Trempe after his discharge from active duty and being assigned reserve training in the Navy; letters (7/11 & 8/5/60) re/ Jack Keiner (Station Mgr. KFMB) and his “desire to become a Reserve Officer in the Navy or Marine Corps;” letters (8/2 – 7/8/60) re/ Lt. Commander James D. Morrow’s “inquiry with respect to your status in the Naval Reserve. I regret this report is not favorable;” letters, telegrams & phone message (7/8 - 6/14/60) re/ Boyd E. Mallory – “This is to advise you that further checks in your behalf with the officials of your unit in San Diego and the 15th U.S. Army Corps in San Francisco have resulted in negative responses with respect to your present duty;” stapled packet of letters & personnel records (6/22/60 – 10/23/53) re/ the complicated efforts of Lt. Col. Paul R. Stevenson for retired pay benefits and Wilson’s assistance; letters (June) re/ Rancho Santa Fe constituent Francisco P. Marty’s desire to be excused from weekly Reserve meetings because of his intense training to become a representative for the N.C. Roberts & Company on the N.Y. Stock Exchange; letters (5/17 – 3/14/60) re/ concern of Col. Bryant Kearney (CAL ARNG Executive Officer, 114th Arty Bde. (AD) as to current problems associated with keeping the Army National Guard strength up to 400,000 and legislation associated with sufficient revenue to sustain this; letters (3/11 & 3/3/60) re/ Major General Earle M. Jones (Adjutant General, State of California) provides Wilson with views on the budget problems affecting the California ARNG; letters (4/26 – 3/1/60) re/ inquiry from Platoon Sergeant Richard J. Saunders, California National Guard, “relative to funds for support of the Army technician program for the State of California;” letters (2/13 – 1/31/60) re/ the success of Gerald Marvin Fleischner, with Wilson’s help, in being able to study abroad for his doctorate because his local Selective Service Board “granted him permission to leave the country;” letters (2/17 – 1/28/60) re/ Wilson assistance to Mrs. J. S. Couty, Jr. requesting pay adjustments for her injured husband SFC E6 Joseph S. Couty, Jr. “injured on the night of August 14, 1959 . . . while engaged in California Army National Guard weekend manouvers;” a letter (3/3/60) from Congressman Richard H. Poff (6th Dist. VA.) to Wilson re/ Poff’s frustration that a one-unit Army Reserve Armory for Lynchburg, VA had been excluded from the budget as too low in priority; letters & notes (1/28 /60 – 12/29/59) re/ Lt. Commander Phillip C. Acker, Jr. (S.D. City Clerk) is assisted by Leon W. Parma (Wilson’s Admin. Asst.) in becoming a Commander; stapled packet of letters (2/1/60 – 9/22/59) re/ PFC Donald E. Webster (Spring Valley) was unsuccessful in obtaining a hardship release from his training duties as a member of the Army Reserve; letter & office note (1/14/60) re/ Wilson’s letter to Lt. Col. Harold E. Deams (6215 A.R.S.U. Fort Rosecrans) recommending Robert MacFarlane . . . for a commission in the Army Reserve.”