A small collection of leadership training material, letters, memos, telegrams and brochures. Examples are: Two “Leadership Training Civic Improvement” folders with 1957-1958 material; file copy for Wilson’s office—“Administration-Christrmas Card . . . Public Relations Thank You Letters” (1/2/58) re/ “Poinsetta stamps;” 1 copy of a letter (1/14/58) from Congressman Wilson to Chairman, Outstanding Young Man Committee,” Jaycees (1/14/58) re/ Wilson’s recommendation of Milton Fillius (General Manager, National Steel and Shipbuilding Corp.) for Outstanding Young Man; office file copy – “Public Relations—Congratulations – San Diego—Jaycees” (1/22/58) re/ Mr. E. Glen Youmans selected as “Chula Vista’s ‘OUTSTANDING YOUNG MAN OF THE YEAR;’” 1 letter (3/12/58) from Z.J. Montgomery (Land Title Co. of Alameda County) & Wilson’s reply (3/31/58) re/ “publication of John Montgomery’s manuscript,” aviation history, & possible donation of ms. to the Library of Congress; one 4 page copy of “Jaycee Breakfast—Cosmos Club, Washington D.C. April 24, 1958” listing names, institutional & occupational identities & addresses; copies of San Diego Jaycees, The Borderline, Vol. IV, No. 11, May 9, 1958 and Vol. IV., No. 12, June 13, 1958 featuring photos of “One of these twelve lovely young ladies will be chosen Miss San Diego of 1958,” “Candidates for 1958-159 Jaycee Board of Directors,” “Harbor Days Celebration Next Weekend,” & photos of new Board of Directors & Dee Anne Flaming winner of Miss San Diego 1958; 1 Western Union telegram (6/10/58) from Dr. Louis Robinson & copies of 2 letters (6/10/58) from Leon W. Parma (Wilson’s Admin. Asst.) re/ Dr. Robinson’s “bid for the State [aviation] Chairmanship job;” 1 Western Union telegram (7/12/58) from Congressman Wilson to James Still (Pres., San Diego Jaycees) & attached Jaycee invitation card for “its Annual In-stallation Dinner-Dance” (7/12/58) re/ Wilson’s notation on being absent & his “Congratulations to you and the members . . . on your installation as leaders of the greatest Jaycee organization in America;” a packet of letters (July 1956-July 1958) from James G. Dunton (Dir., Office of Public Service, Office of Asst. Sec. of Defense), DOD News Release (7/23/58), Leon Parma (Wilson’s Admin. Asst.), Jack Stroops (Aviation Committee, S.D. Jaycees), Roger Turnpaugh (Chairman , Aviation Committee), Congressman Wilson, Major General Joe W. Kelly (Dir., Legislative Liaison, Dept. of Air Force), Edward F. Terrar, Jr. (Wilson’s Admin. Asst.), Commander V.J. Soballe (Dir., Civil Relations Div., Dept. of the Navy), Charles Thomas (Office of the Secretary of the Navy), Colonel Wade M. Fleischer (Dir., Office of Legislative Liaison, Office of the Asst. Sec. of Defense), Joe Pisciotta (V.P., S.D. Jaycees) & Commander M.W. Cagle (Admin. Aide to the Sec. of the Navy) re/ Jaycee sponsorship of “the Seventh Annual San Diego Air Games and Air Show at Montgomery Field [Oct. 1956] & planning “for the Ninth Annual Air Games and Air Show in San Diego;” copies of 1 telegram & 3 letters (June-Aug. 1958) from Congressman Wilson, James B. Still (Pres., S.D. Jaycees) & Dick Iverson (Pres., S.D. Jaycees) re/ Aviation Achievement Award dinner, Wilson unable to attend & Wilson’s selection as a Junior Chamber International Senator; “Memoradum from Philip S. Hoskins” (6/13/58) & Smithsonian Institution “Requisition For Services” (6/16/58) re/ positive photo-stats on prints of Mongomery ms. “Soaring Flight;” 1 letter (9/5/58) from Robert W. Wilson (Attorney at law, Clearwater, FL) & Congressman Wilson’s reply (10/17/58) re/ the honor of being selected a J.C.I. Senator; 1 letter (12/7/58) from Jac E. Griswold (Poinsettia Stamp Sales Chairman, S.D. Jaycees) & Wilson’s reply (12/11/58) re/ sponsorship of an annual Poinsettia Festival including a Poinsettia Bowl Football game (U.S.D. vs. Montana State Univ.), a basketball tournament & various other contests—the stamps “normally sold for 50 cents a sheet.”