Letter from W. C. Graves to Truett Latimer discussing the issue of Federal aid.

Letter from Jack Binion to Truett Latimer acknowledging a receipt of and gratitude for a letter regarding the 1958 National Defense Education Act.

Postcard from Ruth Higgins to Truett Latimer inviting him to be a speaker during the 'old-fashioned rally' at Trent High School.

Letter from Mrs. Joe A. Wessendorff to Truett Latimer discussing the National Defense Educational Act. Mrs. Wessendorff says the October meeting of the State Board named a special committee to study the act. She then briefly mentions the "Federal aid to education" and agrees with Mr. Latimer's stance on it.

Letter from J. T. Ellis, Jr. to Truett Latimer congratulating him on his forthcoming re-election. He offers his assistance to Mr. Latimer.

Letter from Roy G. Hathaway to Truett Latimer inviting Latimer to speak to the Albany Chamber of Commerce about oil imports.

Letter from Price Daniel to Truett Latimer discussing the position of the State Board of Education on the matter of accepting funds under the National Defense Act of 1958. He agrees with Mr. Latimer on the notion that federal aid brings the possibility of federal control. He also leaves a handwritten note at the end of the letter; In it, he restates his agreement with Mr. Latimer and says he doesn't fear the scholarship program as much as the aid to school construction and general Federal aid to education.

Letter from John F. Ivy to Truett Latimer discussing the issue of removing the age limits from the law creating the Office of Parole officer.