Scope and Contents A collection of letters, news clippings, press releases, office notes & telegrams. Examples are: a Dec. 19, 1962 letter from John L. Salter (Asst. Admin, A.I.D.) to Wilson re/ "The Agency for International Development realizes that one of its primary tasks is the stimulation of the role of American private enterprise in the development of lesser developed countries;" letters & news clipping (Dec. 1962-Jan. 1963) from Coronado constituent RAdm. J.W. Callahan (ret.), Wilson &...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, press releases, news clippings, office notes, periodical excerpts & other items. Examples are: a copy of United Nations, Washington Information Centre, "The Seventeenth Session of the United Nations General Assembly – A brief, indexed guide for your files" (10 pp.); letters (Dec. 1962-Jan. 1963) & a copy of AFL-CIO, Free Trade Union News (Vol. 17, No. 10, Oct. 1962) re/ "Plight of the Jew in the Soviet Union;" letters, notes & telephone messages (Sept....

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, notes, news clippings, telegrams, pamphlet, postal cards & other items. These are not filed consecutively as to dates. Examples are: a letter (8/11/64) from constituent Mrs. E. Luginbuhal, attached news clippings & Wilson's reply (9/3/64) re/ "Ousted Security Aid Otepka Raised Cuba Warning Flag;" notes and telegrams (Aug. 1964) re/ "Release of Leonard Larsen Held at Morelia Hospital;" letters & military notice (May-July 1964) from George Brada (Munich,...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, notes, telegrams, memos, presentations, Congressional RecordSenate excerpt, & other items. Examples are: office notes & "Memo For File—Subject: Kenneth J. Probert" n.d. re/ bringing "the body of Kenneth J. Probert back in to the United States from Tijuana;" small packet of corresp. & news release (Sept.-Oct. 1964) re/ State Department's Field Investigation program and Wilson's call for an investigation that security risks files might be destroyed; office...

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A collection of letters, telegrams, postal cards, news clippings and other items that are primarily constituent alarms and Wilson's response to the alleged "State Department directive to its field officers in 20 major cities to destroy their files on Government security risks." Wilson had "asked the Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee to order an immediate investigation of this seemingly dangerous action."

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, telegrams, a booklet, news clippings & office notes. Examples are: letters (Feb.-Mar. 1965) from constituent Mrs. G.C. Pomraning, Wilson & Douglas MacArthur II (Asst. Secretary for Congressional Relations, State Dept.) re/ requests for information on Eldercare and Medicare bills and "How much aid, in all forms, is the U.S. sending to Indonesia and Egypt?"; letters & address information (Mar. 1965) from Dept. of State and Wilson re/ foreign policy...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, telegrams, office notes, Congressional Record reprint, State Department notices & other items. Examples are: a copy of "THE CASE OF MR. OTTO OTEPKA," an Office of Public Services, Bureau of Public Affairs, Dept. of State- - one page analysis; 12 small packets of constituent queries and responses from Wilson and the Dept. of State regarding the Otto Otepka dismissal; a telegram (3/3/65) from constituent Professor Yearl E. Schwartz (New Life Club) & responses...