A collection of letters, telegrams, memorandum, copies of congressional bills, news clippings, reports, photos & brochures. Examples are: teletype message (10/27/71) to Congressman Wilson from John M. Murray (NASSCO) re/ “the following Republican members are still not for HR 10577 [the sale of U.S. Flag vessels to foreign interests];” photocopy of news release from DOT (8/12/71) re/ “Contract Awards By the Military Departments--Navy...National Steel and Shipbuilding Co....a $1,361,968 ... [for the] alteration and repair of the ... USS Kitty Hawk (CVA-63);” “Memo For The Record’ (7/20/71) & 1 page copy of “Schedule of Events Launch of Harlan County (LST-1196) July 24, 1971;” constituent letter to Congressman Wilson & his reply (4/71) re/ future shipyard work & efforts to have repair of Kitty Hawk done at NASSCO; letter from John V. Banks (Ex. V.P., NASSCO) (3/15/71) thanking Wilson for his “prompt action ... in persuading the Navy to accomplish the forthcoming repair work on USS KITTY HAWK in San Diego;” constituent letter with multiple signatures to Congressman Wilson (10/21/70) re/ current strike at NASSCO and an appeal for assistance on how IAM, Local 389, union members can obtain unemployment benefits since they were not on strike; stapled copies of corresp. & office notes from Congressman Wilson & copy of H.R. 18475, 91st Cong., 2d Sess. (July-Sept. 1970) re/ long-term chartering of ships by the Sec. of the Navy; 1 telegram to Congressman Wilson from John Murphy (NASSCO) (9/22/70) re/ “seeing you in San Diego and am deeply appreciative of opportunity to allow me to say a few words at opening of new USO;” stapled copies of “Memorandum To Boss From Paul” & office note (7/15/70) re/ “National Steel was the 2nd low bidder yesterday for 3 containerships to be built through the Maritime Administration for the American Export Isbrandsten Lines ... $18,437,000;”large packet containing corresp. (3/70) from R.E. Lynn (Marine Hardware Co.), Congressman Wilson, John Murphy (V.P. Sales, NASSCO) & 1 copy of S. 3287, 91st Cong., 1st Sess (12/22/69, 39 pages); stapled copies of letters & office notes from Congressman Wilson, Paul Tsompanas & Dr. George H. Burkhart (Feb.-Mar. 1970) re/ sabotage at NASSCO, F.B.I. investigation & rumor of “Black Militant” involvement; stapled packet containing corresp. from Congressman Wilson Andrew E. Gibson (Maritime Adm., Department of Commerce), Helen Delich Bentley (Chair, Federal Maritime Commission) & John M. Murphy (NASSCO) (Jan.-Feb. 1970) re/ “decision by American Export Isbrandsten Lines, Inc. not to proceed with the execution of a contract with National Steel and Shipbuilding Company to construct six containerships...” because of potential competition from Sea-Land Service, Inc. & U.S. Lines, Inc. [NASSCO was low bidder on the contract with $29, 058,000]