Letters , office notes, memos, memorandums, new clippings, telegrams, ….. Examples are: A small collection of letters (Sept.-Nov. 1964) from Mrs. Walter Jordan, “Cathy: Letter to be cleared with the Boss,” Congressman Wilson, Comdr. A.G. Ellis (Office of Legislative Affairs, Office of the Secretary of the Navy), SKC Johnny F. Neighbors (U.S.N.), Comdr. F.B. Greene (Head, Office Programs Branch, Recruiting Div., BuPers) re/ a constituent’s request for Wilson’s assistance in achieving Warrant Office status in the U.S. Navy; 1 copy of a letter (11/3/64) from Catherine Parham (Secretary, Wilson’s Washington office) & attached copies of a Post 1053 VFW, “Resolution” (adopted 9/3/64) criticizing-1) “The Disarmament Act of the United States, Public Law 87-297” & 2) The United Nations & recommending its HQ be removed from the United States; 6 letters (Oct.-Nov. 1964) from Coronado constituent John S. Herlihy, Catherine Parham (Wilson’s secretary), Congressman Wilson, Comdr. C.H. Klindworth (Sp. Asst. for Liaison and Technical Information, BuPers), & Capt. C.E. Jackson (Dir., Enlisted Services and Records Div., BuPers) re/ Wilson’s assistance in helping a constituent locate a Navy friend; 1 letter (10/29/64) from San Diego constituent Mrs. Elsie Lee Villain & a response (11/10/64) from Wilson’s secretary, Catherine Parham re/ a mother’s attempt to obtain unemployment benefits for her recently discharged son; 1 phone message & 6 letters (Oct.-Nov. 1964) from San Diego constituent Guy L. Langsford, Ed Gillenwaters (Wilson’s Admin. Asst.), Congressman Wilson, Comdr. C.H. Klindworth (Special Asst. for Liaison and Technical Information, BuPers), & Comdr. A.A. Morel, Jr. (Head, Performance Evaluation Branch, Enlisted Performance Div., BuPers) re/ attempts by Mr. Langsford to clarify his service record for employment purposes; 1 office note & 1 letter (11/18/64) from CA. Assemblyman E. Richard Barnes re/ an introduction for Mrs. Virginia Coleman – described as “a very fine Republican;” a small packet containing letters, news clippings, & a Christmas card (11/64) from San Diego constituent Carl G. Offe, Congessman Wilson, “U.S. Losing Cold War Bircher Says” (n.s., n,d.), & Ray Cromby, “U.S. Eyes Red Capability of Firing ‘Supermissiles’” (NEA, n.d.) re/ this constituent’s alarm about “commies,” other threats to the U.S., & the need for more assistance for veterans; copies of a letter (10/9/64) from Congressman Wilson to El Cajon constituent Mrs. Bobby A. Montgomery & enclosed message (n.d.) from Brig. General Markey (Commanding, General Finance Center, U.S. Army) re/ clarification for Mrs. Mont-gomery that her military allotment check for Nov., and subsequent months, will be sent; 1 note from Cathy to Maggie (n.d.) & 2 letters (11/18 & 11/24/64) from Capt. C.E. Jackson (Dir., Enlisted Services and Records, BuPers) & Margaret M. Young (Wilson’s San Diego office secretary) re/a hardship application for separation from the U.S. Navy; a small packet containing letters (Sept.-Nov. 1964) from San Diego constituent GMG2 Carl Engelke (USS Black, DD 660), Congressman Wilson, LCDR A.J. Klein (Congress-ional Liaison Div., Office of the Secretary of the Navy), Comdr. A.A. Morel, Jr. (Head, Performance Evaluation Branch, Enlisted Performance Div., BuPers), Catherine Parham (Secretary, Wilson’s Washington Office), & Comdr. C.R. Davis (Head, Detailing Section, BuPers) re/ reasons for Mr. Engelke’s loss of his shore station billet at RTC, USNTC, S.D. & transf. to the fleet; 1 letter (12/1/64) from Cyril F. Brickfield (Chief, Benefits Dir., Dept. of Veterans Affairs, V.A.) to Congressman Wilson re/ “we have determined that San Diego County no longer meets the requirements of the direct loan law for eligibility as a housing credit shortage area;” 1 two page letter (11/23/64) from San Diego constituent & retired Navy CPO, Norman C. Bradt, an office note (n.d.) from Ed, & Congressman Wilson’s reply (12/2/64) to Mr. Bradt re/ his “beef against the Government in breaking its Promise to the Retired Service Men. And specifically, my kick is against the lack of Medical and Dental care we were Promised;” 1 letter (12/2/64) from San Diego constituent Mrs. Dolores Huggins & Wilson’s reply (12/9/64) re/ a sorrowful tale of a “contract” made with a magazine publisher, but since copies were not sent no payments were made. In response, the publisher instituted an indebtedness complaint with the Navy that potentially jeopardized Mrs. Huggins’ husbands’ Navy career; 1 “Memo To: Washington Office - From: Arlene (11/19/64) & 1 letter (12/9/64) from Congressman Wilson to San Diego constituent Mrs. Robert Hendrickson re/ a telephone call from Mrs. Hendrickson to Wilson’s San Diego office about the loss of pay records for her son-in-law, who was now stationed in Germany with his wife and two children; 9 letters (Oct.-Dec. 1964) from Margaret Young (Wilson’s San Diego office), Congressman Wilson, David Pogoloff (Veterans Admin. Liaison Office, Washington, D.C.), Wayne C. Grover (Archivist of the United States, NARS), & Major General George M. Haskett (The Adjutant General, Military Dept., State of Washington) re/ a San Diego constituent’s search for her “father’s service in the Spanish American War;” a packet containing corresp. (Sept.-Dec. 1964) from Erroll L. Rice (HM 3/c, H & S Co., 1st AMTRAC Bn., 3rd Marine Div., Fleet Marine Force), Catherine C. Parham (Secretary, Wilson’s Washington office), LCRD A.J. Klein (Congressional Liaison Div., Office of the Secretary of the Navy), Lt. D.F. Parker (Special Inquiries, Enlisted Personnel Div., BuPers), Comdr. Robert B. Ulm (Ex. Officer, Enlisted Personnel Dist. Office, U.S. Pacific Fleet, San Diego), & Major General R.L. Murray (Inspector General, USMC) re/ Mr. Rice’s “alleged conditions he is experiencing on his present duty assignment” – a fascinating account of an enlisted man’s 68 days aboard a troop ship & the Inspector General’s response to these accusations; a small packet of corresp. (Oct.-Dec. 1964) from Congressman Wilson, Comdr. H.R. Moore (Head, Distrib. Control Section, BuPers), HM 3/c Vaughn L. Waight (U.S.S. Alamo, LSD-33), LCDR A.J. Klein (Congressional Liaison Div., Office of the Secretary of the Navy), & San Diego constituent Mrs. V.L. Waight re/ her husband’s attempt to be transferred to the Balboa Hospital in order to more effectively put into practice his training in neuropsychiatry; a small packet of letters (Nov.-Dec. 1964) from Congressman Wilson, RAdm. R.L. Moore, Jr. (Chief of Industrial Relations, Dept. of the Navy), San Diego constituent & recently retired USNR Sonarman Wilbur Melvin Lawhead, & LCDR M.D. Archer (Head, Liaison Branch, BuPers) re/ Mr. Lawhead’s complaint about Public Law 88-448 necessitating a 180 day delay before retired service personnel could begin work as a civilian employee for the DOD or its agencies; 6 letters & 1 office note (Nov.-Dec. 1964) from Congressman Wilson & A/3c Donald W. Weaver (19th Trans. Sqd., Homestead AFB, FL.) re/ a former San Diegan’s complaint to Wilson about an overly officious & bossy T/Sgt. who was in charge of Mr. Weaver’s barrack & was lowering the morale of service personnel; a small packet containing 6 letters (Oct.-Dec. 1964) from Congressman Wilson, AE1 Robert M. Salazar (U.S. Naval Receiving Station, Norfolk, VA), Comdr. J.A. Doherty & others (Physical Review Council, U.S.N.), & W.L. McNamara (President, Naval Physical Disability Review Bd.) re/ Mr. Salazar’s struggle, & final success, in getting permission to complete his 20 years of active duty in the U.S. Navy; 7 letters (Oct.-Dec. 1964) from S.D. constituent Mrs. Mary M. Ingabsbe, Wilson Secretary Catherine C. Parham, Congressman Wilson, & RAdm. Roy S. Benson (Asst. Vice Chief of Naval Operations) re/ commentaries on Navy Chief Ingabsbe’s “heroic deed” – “in Company with two other Navy men” in saving a young exchange student who was swimming at Key West, Florida. Also extensive Republican Party oriented commentaries on politics, such as “when Barry is elected President;” a small packet of corresp. (including telephone message notes) (Nov.-Dec. 1964) from Congressman Wilson, Comdr. C.H. Klindworth (Sp. Asst. for Liaison & Technical Information, BuPers), & Comdr. A.A. Morel, Jr. (Head, Performance Eval. Div., BuPers) re/ the unsuccessful attempts of a demoted Shipfitter-Fireman to stop his separation “from the naval service with a general discharge, under honorable conditions, by reason of unfitness;” a large packet containing letters, office notes & personnel records (Oct.-Dec. 1964) from Congressman Wilson, Comdr. J. Henson (Dir. Office Services & Records Div., BuPers), L.W. Dumton, Jr. (Chief of Naval Personnel, BuPers), Comdr. C.H. Klindworth (Sp. Asst. for Liaison & Technical Information, BuPers), telephone office notes & 1 copy of “Application For Replacement of Separation Documents (DD 1108) re/ San Diego constituent Thomas Francis Smith’s request for Wilson’s assistance in obtaining a copy of his U.S. Navy discharge & all the corresp. necessary to accomplish this task; 5 letters (Nov.-Dec. 1964) from San Diego constituent Frank H. Kirk, Congressman Wilson, LCDR A.J. Klein (Congressional Liaison Div., Office of the Secretary of the Navy), & Comdr. H.L. Jenkins (Dir. Personal Affairs Div., BuPers) re/ Navy veteran Kirk’s request for Wilson’s assistance in trying to obtain eligibility for commissry & medical privileges at U.S. military facilities in Turkey – it was deemed that Mr. Kirk was not eligible; a small collection of corresp. (Nov.-Dec. 1964) from future constituent Michael E. Hoyt (A/2c, Sixth Supply Sqd., Walker AFB, New Mexico), his financial statement, 5 copies of “To Whom It May Concern: Re: A/2c Michael E. Hoyt,” & Congressman Wilson re/ A/2c Hoyt’s success in obtaining a release from his service extension so his financial hardship honorable discharge could be facilitated; 4 letters (Nov.-Dec. 1964) from Mrs. June V. Fisk (Alameda, CA), Wilson Secretary Catherine C. Parham, Lt. Col. G.W. Pickelol (Chief of Legislative Liaison, HQ. Office of the Secretary of the Army), & Congressman Wilson re/ lack of support from Mrs. Fish’s former husband, Wilson’s assistance, and her success in finally being able to receive payments starting in Feb. 1965; a large packet of letters (July-Dec. 1964) from Robert P. McDonald (Attorney at Law, Propcopio, Price & Cory), Secretary Catherine C. Parham, San Diego constituent & Navy Seaman Francis A. Herbert, Jr.(U.S.S. Jason, AR-8), his financial statements, sworn depositiions by Diane Pardeis & George F. Garrity, Congressman Wilson, LCDR A.J. Klein (Congressional Liaison Div., Office of the Secretary of the Navy), Capt. C.E. Jackson (Dir., Enlisted Services and Records Div., BuPers), & a copy of Form F-208 (9/60) “Policy of the Chief of Naval Personnel Governing the Separation of Naval Personnel For Reasons of Dependency or Hardship” re/ an extensive amount of corresp. indicating Mr. Herber’s attempts to obtain a hardship discharge from the U.S. Navy for financial and personal reasons. He was unsuccessful.