Scope and Contents A collection of letters, news clippings, editorials, telegrams, brochures, pamphlets, periodical excerpts, & photo copy of government document. Most of these items follow a similar pattern of conservative support for Un-American Activities in both Houses of Congress. They are filed from August to December. Examples are: letters from Vice President Richard Nixon, Wilson & Col. Clarence E. Koeppe (La Jolla) re/ support and praise for the activities of the Military Order of the World...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, government documents, news clippings, booklet, telegrams, memos, periodical excerpt & resolutions. As with the previous folder most of items are supportive of Un-American Activities in Congress; alternative views are also present. Examples are: letters (5/22 & 6/2) from Miss Linda Seitz (Senior, Chula Vista High) & Wilson re/ interest in anti-communist literature and the John Birch Society; a conservative constituent (Mrs. Jo Poland) plans to open an...

Scope and Contents A continuation similar to Folders 1 & 2. It contains a number of pro & con items, but is more weighted to the anti-communist approach. The filing appears more random than sequential in chronology. Examples are: letters (Apr.-May & July-Aug.) from constituents Dr. John E. Waters & Dr. Milton Evangelou re/ John Birch Society & opposition to admission of Communist China to the United Nations; stapled packet of letters (1/31, 1/27 & 12/15/60), 11 pages of “In Search of...

Scope and Contents Folder 4 is a continuation of this topic and similar to the previous folders. Most of the items in this folder are filed from 1960 through April 1961 and present commentaries largely focused on the Committee’s activities. Examples are: letters (Sept.’60 – Jan.’61) re/ concerns about Communist actions influencing films in Hollywood; letters (March) re/ concern related to Curtain of Silence being promulgated by the President; letters (Feb. & Mar. ’61) re/ Wilson sends constituent Mrs. G.C....

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, memorandum, newsletters, a news clipping & a press release; these are filed from May ’63 to Jan. ’61. letters(May – Aug.’63) relating to what Wilson’s referred to as “the San Diego Chamber of Commerce has recently furnished the necessary information required by the Department of Justice to give full study to San Diego’s complaints on Sugar Basing Point Pricing System.” This includes Memorandum For File; letters (Apr.-May 63) re/ Holley Sugar Corp., Chamber of...

Scope and Contents Only a small number of item in this folder are focused on “Trade –Reciprocal ….” The remainder cover Public Relations on topics such as maps, employment, family origins, tobacco control, museum needs, how to stop paying taxes, WWII item, coinage issue, books sent by Wilson on electricity, U.S & Alaska constitutions, Wilson’s cookbook, Atomic Energy interest in by Lynn Dale II (Roosevelt Junior High), sending money to daughter in China, potential of Winston Churchill coming to San Diego...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, telegrams, government documents, resolutions and other items; these are filed in random fashion and include items from 1959. Examples are: Office note & telegram re/ complaints concerning HR 8769 from Senator Kuchel and Terminal Truck Service; letter (6/29) to Wilson from Ocean Garden Products, Inc. re/ “our sincere thanks to you and your staff for the support that you have given Ocean Products, Inc. and our business associates and friends from the Republic of...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, telegrams, government document, Resolutions & other items; these are filed in random fashion. Examples are: 4 page letter (10/14) to Wilson from Miles Horst (Special Asst. to the Secretary of Agriculture) re/ a report on Upland Cotton Quotas and Acreage Allotments); letters & resolution (May-June) re/ Cotton Growers Choice Program and potential changes & Resolution from San Diego Port Director John Bate; 32 page copy of 85th Cong. 2d Sess. Committee print...