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03/18/1968
Report
Official list of members of the U.S. House of
Representatives (and their residences)
compiled by W. Pat Jennings. 13pgs.
21
12
n.d.
Report
Rally Manual (duplicate from Folder 11).
13pgs. Not scanned.
21
12
n.d.
Report
Nixon State Chairmen (duplicate from Folder
11). 11pgs. Not scanned.
21
12
03/18/1968
Report
Officical List of Member of the U.S. House
of Representatvies compiled by W. Pat
Jennings (duplicate from Folder 11). 13pgs.
Not scanned.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
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OFFICIAL LIST OF MEMBERS
OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of the UNITED STATES
AND THEIR PLACES OF RESIDENCE
NINETIETH CONGRESS
MARCH 18, 1968
Compiled by W. Pat Jennings, Clerk of the House of Representatives
Democrats in roman (247); Republicans in italic (187); vacancy (1) 18th
N.Y.; total 435. Those marked * served in the Eighty-ninth Congress. Those
marked t served in a previous Congress. Those marked : were Members of
the Nineticth Congress. Predecessors of incoming Members in heavy brackets I].
ALABAMA
1. Jack Edwards*
Mobile.
2. William L. Dickinson*
Montgomery.
3. George Andrews*
Union Springs.
4. Bill Nichols TGlenn Andrews* 3
Sylacauga.
5. Armistead I. Selden, Jr.
Greensboro.
6. John Buchanan*
Birmingham.
7. Tom Bevill James D. Martin*
Jasper.
8. Robert E. Jones, Jr.
Scottsboro.
ALASKA
AT LARGE
Howard W. Pollock [Ralph J. Rivers* Anchorage.
ARIZONA
1. John J. Rhodes*
Mesa.
2. Morris K. Udall*
Tucson.
3. Sam Steiger IGeorge F. Senner, Jr. ]
Prescott.
ARKANSAS
1. E.C. Gathings*
West Memphis.
2. Wilbur D. Mills*
Kensett.
3. John Paul Hammerschmidt [James W. Harrison.
Trimble'
4. David Pryor
Camden.
85-067-63
2
CALIFORNIA
1. Don H. Clausen *
Crescent City.
2. Harold T. Johnson*
Roseville.
3. John E. Moss*
Sacramento.
4. Robert L. Leggett*
Vallejo.
5. Phillip Burton
San Francisco.
6. William S. Mailliard*
San Francisco.
7. Jeffery Cohelan*
Berkeley.
8. George P. Miller*
Alameda.
9. Don Edwards
San Jose.
10. Charles S. Gubser*
Gilroy.
11. Paul N. McCloskey, Jr. [J. Arthur
Portola Valley.
Younger
12. Burt L. Talcott
Salinas.
13. Charles M. Teague*
Ojai.
14. Jerome R. Waldie
Antioch.
15. John J. McFall*
Manteca.
16. B. F. Sisk
Fresno.
17. Cecil R. King
Los Angeles.
18. Robert B. (Bob) Mathias [Harlen Hagen ]-
Visalia.
19. Chet Holifield*
Montebello.
20. H. Allen Smith*
Glendale.
21. Augustus F. Hawkins*
Los Angeles.
22. James C. Corman*
Van Nuys.
23. Del Clawson
Compton.
24. Glenard P. Lipscomb*
Los Angeles.
25. Charles E. Wiggins IRonald Brooks Cam-
El Monte.
eron*
26. Thomas M. Rees*
Beverly Hills.
27. Ed Reinecke*
Tujunga.
28. Alphonzo Bell*
Beverly Hills.
29. George E. Brown, Jr.
Monterey Park.
30. Edward R. Roybal*
Los Angeles.
31. Charles H. Wilson*
Los Angeles
32. Craig Hosmer*
Long Beach
33. Jerry L. Pettis [Ken W. Dyal*] ]
Loma Linda.
34. Richard T. Hanna
Fullerton.
35. James B. Uti*
Santa Ana.
36. Bob Wilson*
San Diego.
37. Lionel Van Deerlin*
San Diego.
38. John V, Tunney
Riverside.
COLORADO
1. Byron G. Rogers*
Denver.
2. Donald G. Brotzmant [Roy H. Mc- Boulder.
Vicker
3. Frank E. Evans*
Pueblo.
4. Wayne N. Aspinall*
Palisade.
1 Elected Dec. 12, 1967, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J. Arthur Younger.
June 20, 1967.
3
CONNECTICUT
1. Emilio Q. Daddario*
Hartford.
2. William L. St. Onge*
Putnam.
3. Robert N. Giaimo
North Haven.
4. Donald J. Irwin*
Rowayton.
5. John S. Monagan*
Waterbury.
6. Thomas J.Meskill [Bernard F. Grabowski ] New Britain.
DELAWARE
AT LARGE
William V. Roth, Jr. [Harris B. Mc- Wilmington.
Dowell, Jr. *].
FLORIDA
1. Robert L. F. Sikes*
Crestview.
2. Don Fuqua* ID. R. (Billy) Matthews ] Altha.
3. Charles E. Bennett*
Jacksonville.
4. A. Sydney Herlong, Jr.*
Leesburg.
5. Edward J. Gurney
Winter Park.
6. Sam Gibbons'
Tampa.
7. James A. Haley'
Sarasota.
8. William C. Cramer*
St. Petersburg.
9. Paul G. Rogers'
West Palm Beach.
10. J. Herbert Burke
Hollywood.
11. Claude Pepper*
Miami.
12. Dante B. Fascell*
Miami.
GEORGIA
1. G. Elliott Hagan*
Sylvania.
2. Maston O'Neal*
Bainbridge.
3. Jack Brinkley [Howard H. Callaway ]
Columbus.
4. Benjamin B. Blackburn [James A. Atlanta.
Mackay
5. Fletcher Thompson [Charles L. Welt- East Point.
ner
6. John J. Flynt, Jr.
*
Griffin.
7. John W. Davis*
Summerville.
8. IT. S. (Bill) Stuckey IJ. Russell Tuten ]- Eastman.
9. Phil M. Landrum
Jasper.
10. Robert G. Stephens, Jr.
Athens.
HAWAII
AT LARGE
Spark M. Matsunage*
Honolulu
Patsy T. Mink*
Waipahu
IDAHO
1. James A. McClure [Compton I. White - Payette.
2. George V. Hansen*
Pocatello.
4
ILLINOIS
1. William L. Dawson*
Chicago.
2. Barratt O'Hera"
Chicago.
3. William T. Murphy*
Chicago.
4. Edward J. Derwinski*
Chicago.
5. John C. Kluczynski
Chicago.
6. Daniel J. Ronan*
Chicago.
7. Frank Annunzio*
Chicago.
8. Dan Rostenkowski*
Chicago.
9. Sidney R. Yates*
Chicago.
10. Harold R. Collier*
Berwyn.
11. Roman C. Pucinski*
Chicago.
12. Robert McClory*
Lake Bluff.
13. Donald Rumsfeld*
Glenview.
14. John N. Erlenborn*
Elmhurst.
15. Charlotte T. Reid*
Aurora.
16. John B. Anderson*
Rockford
17. Leslie C. Arends*
Melvin.
18. Robert H. Michel*
Peoria.
19. Tom Railsback IGale Schisler*] ]
Moline.
20. Paul Findley*
Pittsfield:
21. Kenneth J. Gray*
West Frankfort.
22. William L. Springer*
Champaign.
23. George E. Shipley*
Olney.
24. Melvin Price*
East St. Louis.
INDIANA
1. Ray J. Madden*
Gary.
2. Charles A. Halleck*
Rensselacr.
3. John Brademas*
South Bend.
4. E. Ross Adair*
Fort Wayne.
5. J. Edward Roush
Huntington.
6. William G. Bray*
Martinsville.
7. John T. Myers
Covington.
8. Roger H. Zion [Winfield K. Denton
Evansville.
9. Lee H. Hamilton*
Columbus.
10. Richard L. Roudebush* [Ralph Harvey*
Noblesville.
11. Andrew Jacobs, Jr.
Indianapolis.
IOWA
1. Fred Schwengelt John R. Schmidhauser Devenport.
2. John C. Culver
Marion.
3. H. R. Gross
Waterloo.
4. John Kylt [Bert Bandstra
L.
Bloomfield.
5. Neal Smith*
Altoona.
6. Wiley Mayne [Stanley L. Greigg*
Sioux City.
7. William J. Scherle [John R. Hansen*
Henderson.
KANSAS
1. Robert Dole*
Russell.
2. Chester L. Mize*
Atchison.
3. Larry Winn. Jr. Robert F. Ellsworth
]
Leawood.
4. Garner E. Shriver*
Wichita.
5. Joe Skubits*
Pittsburg.
5
KENTUCKY
1. Frank A. Stubblefield*
Murray.
2. William H. Natcher*
Bowling Green.
3. William O. Cowger ICharles P. Farnsley*
Louisville.
4. M. G. (Gene) Snydert IFrank Chelf*
Jefferstown.
5. Tim Lee Carter*
Tompkinsville.
6. John C. Watts*
Nicholasville,
7. Carl D. Perkins*
Hindman.
LOUISIANA
1. F. Edward Hébert*
New Orleans.
2. Hale Boggs*
New Orleans.
3. Edwin E. Willis
St. Martinsville;
4. Joe D. Waggonner, Jr. *
Plain Dealing.
5. Otto E. Passman*
Monroe.
6. John R. Rarick [James H. Morrison* ]
St. Francisville.
7. Edwin W. Edwards*
Crowley.
8. Speedy O. Long*
Jena.
MAINE
1. Peter N. Kyros [Stanley R. Tupper* 3
Portland.
2. William D. Hathaway*
Auburn.
MARYLAND
[Carlton R. Sickles* was a Member of the Eighty-ninth Congress]
1. Rogers O. B. Morton*
Easton.
2. Clarence D. Long'
Ruxton.
3. Edward A. Garmatz*
Baltimore.
4. George H. Fallon*
Baltimore.
5. Hervey G. Machen*
Hyattsville.
6. Charles McC. Mathias, Jr.*
Frederick.
7. Samuel N. Friedel
Baltimore.
8. Gilbert Guile
Bethesda.
MASSACHUSETTS
1. Silvio O. Conts*
Pittsfield.
2. Edward P. Boland
Springfield.
3. Philip J. Philbin
Clinton.
4. Harold D. Donohue*
Worcester.
5. F. Bradford Morse*
Lowell.
6. William H. Bates*
Salem.
7. Torbert H. Macdonald
Malden.
8. Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr.
*
Cambridge.
9. John W. McCormack
Dorchester.
10. Margaret M. Heckler [Joseph W. Martin, Wellesley.
Jr.
11. James A. Burke*
Milton.
12. Hastings Keith
West Bridgewater.
6
MICHIGAN
1. John Conyers, Jr*
Detroit.
2. Marvin L. Esch [Weston E. Vivian
]
Ann Arbor.
3. Garry Brown [Paul H. Todd, Jr. ]
Schoolcraft.
4. Edward Hutchinson*
Fennville.
5. Gerald R. Ford*
Grand Rapids.
6. Charles E. Chamberlain*
Enst Lansing.
7. Donald IV. Ricgle, Jr. [John C. Mackie ]
Flint.
S. James Harvey*
Saginaw.
9. Guy Vander Jagt*
Cadillac.
10. Elford A. Cederberg*
Bay City.
11. Philip E. Ruppe [Raymond F. Cleven- Houghton.
ger*]
12. James G. O'Hara*
Utica.
13. Charles C. Diags, Jr.
Detroit.
14. Lucien N. Nedzi
Detroit.
15. William D. Ford*
Taylor.
16. John D. Dingell*
Detroit.
17. Martha W. Griffiths*
Detroit.
1S. William S. Broomfield*
Royal Oak.
19. Jack H. McDonald [Billie S. Farnum ]
Detroit.
MINNESOTA
1. Albert H. Quie*
Dennison.
2. Ancher Nelsen*
Hutchinson.
3. Clark MacGregor*
Plymouth Village.
4. Joseph E. Karth*
St. Paul.
5. Donald M. Fraser'
Minneapolis.
6. John}M. Zwach [Alec G. Olson*
Walnut Grove.
7. Odin Langen*
Kennedy.
8. John A. Blatnik
Chisholm.
MISSISSIPPI
1. Thomas G. Abernethy*
Okolona.
2. Jamie L. Whitten*
Charleston.
3. Charles H. Griffin' TJohn BellW illiams
Utica
4. G. V. (Sonny) Montgomery [Prentiss Meridian.
Walker
5. William M. Colmer*
Pascagoula.
MISSOURI
1. Frank M. Karsten*
St. Louis.
2. Thomas B. Curtis*
Webster Groves.
3. Leonor K. (Mrs. John B.) Sullivan*
St. Louis.
4. Wm. J. Randall*
Independence.
5. Richard Bolling*
Kansas City.
6. W. R. Hull, Jr.
Weston.
7. Durward G. Hall*
Springfield.
8. Richard H. Ichord
Houston.
9. William L. Hungate*
Troy.
10. Paul C. Jones*
Kennett.
$ Elected Mar. 12, 1068 to all the vacancy caused by the resignation of John Bell Williams, Jane 16, 1963:
7
MONTANA
1. Arnold Olson*
Helena.
2. James F. Battin*
Billings.
NEBRASKA
1. Robert V. Denney Clair Callan*]
Fairbury.
2. Glenn Cunningham*
Omaha.
3. Dave Martin*
Kearney.
NEVADA
AT LARGE
Walter S. Baring*
Reno.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1. Louis C. Wymont TJ. Oliva Huot
Manchester.
2. James C. Cleveland'
New London.
NEW JERSEY
1. John E. Hunt
Pitman.
2. Charles W. Sandman, Jr. Thomas C. Cape May.
McGrath, Jr.*].
3. James J. Howard*
Wall.
4. Frank Thompson, Jr.'
Trenton.
5. Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen*
Morristown.
6. William T. Cahill
Collingswood.
7. William B. Widnall*
Saddle River.
8. Charles S. Joelson*
Paterson.
9. Henry Helstoski*
E. Rutherford.
10. Peter W. Rodino, Jr.
Newark.
11. Joseph G. Minish*
West Orange.
12. Florence P. Dwyer* Paul J. Krebs' 3
Elizabeth.
13. Cornelius E. Gallagher*
Bayonne.
14. Dominick V. Daniels*
Jersey City.
15. Edward J. Patten*
Perth Amboy.
NEW MEXICO
AT LARGE
Thomas G. Morris*
Tucumcari.
E.S. Johnny Walker*
Santa Fe.
8
NEW YORK
1. Otis G. Pike*
Riverhead.
2. James R. Grover, Jr.
Babylon.
3. Lester L. Wolfi
Great Neck.
4. John IV. Wydler*
Garden City.
5. Herbert Tenzer*
Lawrence.
6. Seymour Halpern*
Forest Hills.
7. Joseph P. Addabbo*
Ozone Park.
8. Benjamin S. Rosenthal*
Elmhurst.
9. James J. Delaney
*
Long Island City.
10. Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn.
11. Frank J. Brasco [Eugene J. Keogh
Brooklyn.
12. Edna F. Kelly*
Brooklyn.
13. Bertram L. Podell' [Abraham J. Multer'
Brooklyn.
14. John J. Rooney
Brooklyn.
15. Hugh L. Carey
Brooklyn.
16. John M. Murphy*
Staten Island.
17. Theodore R. Kupferman*
New York City.
18.
2
TAdam C. Powell*] 1
New York City.
19. Leonard Farbstein'
New York City.
20. William F. Ryan*
New York City.
21. James H. Scheuer*
Bronx.
22. Jacob H. Gilbert*
New York City.
23. Jonathan B. Bingham*
Bronx.
24. Paul A. Fino*
New York City.
25. Richard L. Ottinger
Pleasantville.
26. Ogden R. Reid*
Purchase.
27. John G. Dow*
Grand View.
28. Joseph Y. Resnick*
Ellenville.
29. Daniel E. Button [Leo W. O'Brien
Albany.
30. Carleton J. King*
Saratoga Springs.
31. Robert C. McEwen*
Ogdensburg.
32. Alexander Pirnie*
New Hartford.
33. Howard W. Robison
Owego.
34. James M. Hanley
Syracuse.
35. Samuel S. Stratton*
Amsterdam.
36. Frank J. Horton'
Rochester.
37. Barber B. Conable, Jr.*
Alexander.
38. Charles E. Goodell*
Jamestown.
39. Richard D. McCarthy*
Buffalo.
40. Henry P. Smith III*
North Tonawanda.
41. Thaddeus J. Dulski*
Buffalo.
NORTH CAROLINA
1. Walter B. Jones*
Farmiville.
2. L. H. Fountain*
Tarboro.
3. David N. Henderson
Wallace.
4. James C. Gardner THerold D. Cooley 3
Rocky Mount.
5. Nick Galifianakis [Ralph J. Scott*
L'
Durham.
6. Horace R. Kornegay
Greensboro.
7. Alton Lennon*
Wilmington.
8. Charles Raper Jonas*
Lincolnton.
9. James T. Broyhill*
Lenoir.
10. Basil L. Whitener
Gastonia.
11. Roy A. Taylor*
Black Mountain.
1
Elected Feb. 20. 1958 to fill the vacioly caused b7 the resignation of Abraham J. Multer, Dec. 31, 1957.
1 Pursuant to H. Res. 273 Adam Clayton Powell is excluded from membership in the 90th Congress.
9
NORTH DAKOTA
1. Mark Andrews*
Mapleton.
2. Thomas S. Kleppe [Rolland Redlin' I
Bismarek.
OHIO
[Robert E. Sweeney' * was a Member of the Eighty-ninth Congress]
1. Robert Taft, Jr.t John J. Gilligan* J
Cincinnati.
2. Donald D. Clancy*
Cincinnati.
3. Charles W. Whalen, Jr. [Rodney M. Dayton.
Love
4. William M. McCulloch
Piqua.
5. Delbert L. Latta*
Bowling Green.
6. William H. Horsha*
Portsmouth.
7. Clarence J. Brown, Jr.*
Urbana.
8. Jackson E. Betts*
Findlay.
9. Thomas L. Ashley*
Waterville.
10. Clarence E. Miller [Walter H. Moeller
-
Lancaster.
11. J. William Stanton
Painesville.
12. Samuel L. Devine*
Columbus.
13. Charles A. Mosher*
Oberlin.
14. William H. Ayres*
Akron.
15. Chalmers P. Wylie
Columbus.
16. Frank T. Bow*
Canton (R.F.D.).
17. John M. Ashbrook* [Robert T. Secrest' Johnstown.
18. Wayne L. Hays*
Flushing.
19. Michael J. Kirwan
Youngstown.
20. Michael A. Feighan
Cleveland.
21. Charles A. Vanik'
Cleveland.
22. Frances P. Bolton*
Lyndhurst.
23. William E. Minshall*
Cleveland.
24. Donald E. Lukens
Middletown.
OKLAHOMA
1. Page Belcher *
Enid.
2. Ed Edmondson*
Muskogee.
3. Carl Albert*
McAlester.
4. Tom Steed*
Shawnee.
5. John Jerman*
Oklahoma City.
6. James V. Smith [Jed Johnson, Jr. ]
Chickasha.
OREGON
1. Wendell Wyatt*
Astoria.
2. Al Ullman
Baker.
3. Edith Green*
Portland.
4. John R. Dellenback [Robert B. Duncan ]- Medford.
10
PENNSYLVANIA
[Willard S. Curlin* and Paul Danue* were Members of the Eighty-ninth
Congress]
1. William A. Barrett*
Philadelphia,
2. Robert N. C. Nix
Philadelphia,
3. James A. Byrne*
Philadelphia.
4. Joshua Eilberg [Herman Toll*
Philadelphia.
5. William J. Green
*
Philadelphia.
6. George M. Rhodes
Reading.
7. Lawrence G. Williams
Springfield.
S. Eduard G. Biester, Jr
Furlong.
9. G. Robert Watkins*
West Chester.
10. Joseph M. McDade*
Scranton.
11. Daniel J. Flood*
Wilkes-Barre.
12. J. Irving Whalley*
Windber.
13. Richard S. Schweiker*
Worcester.
14. William S. Moorhead*
Pittsburgh.
15. Fred B. Rooney*
Bethlehem.
16. Edwin D. Eshleman John C. Kunkel*
Lancaster.
17. Herman T. Schneebeli*
Williamsport.
18. Robert J. Corbett*
Pittsburgh.
19. George A. Goodlingt IN. Neiman Craley,
Loganville.
Jr.*].
20. Elmer J. Holland
Pittsburgh.
21. John H. Dent*
Jeannette.
22. John P. Saylor*
Johnstown.
23. Albert W. Johnson*
Smethport.
24. Joseph P. Vigorito
Erie.
25. Frank M. Clark*
Bessemer.
26. Thomas E. Morgan
Fredericktown:
27. James G. Fulton
Pittsburgh.
RHODE ISLAND
1. Fernand J. St Germain*
Woonsocket:
2: Robert O. Tiernan 1 [John E. Fogarty*]
Warwick
SOUTH CAROLINA
1. L. Mendel Rivers*
Charleston.
2. Albert W. Watson
Columbia.
3. Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn*
Greenwood
4. Robert T. Ashmore*
Greenville.
5. Tom S. Gettys
Rock Hill.
6. John L. McMillan
Florence.
SOUTH DAKOTA
1. Ben Reifel*
Aberdeen.
2. E. Y. Berry*
McLaughlin:
1 Elected Mar. 23, 1967, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John E. Fegarty,
Jan. 10, 1967.
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TENNESSEE
1. James H. (Jimmy) Quillen*
Kingsport.
2. John J. Duncan
Knoxville.
3. W. E. (Bill) Brock*
Chattanooga.
4. Joe L. Evins*
Smithville.
5. Richard Fulton*
Nashville.
6. William R. Anderson*
Waverly.
7. Ray Blanton [Tom Murray*
Adamsville.
8. Robert A. Everett*
Union City.
9. Dan Kuykendall George W. Grider 3
Memphis.
TEXAS
1. Wright Patman*
Texarkana.
2. John Dowdy*
Athens.
3. Joe Pool *
Dallas.
4. Ray Roberts* [Lindley Beckworth ]
McKinney.
5. Earle Cabell*
Dallas.
6. Olin E. Teague*
College Station.
7. George Bush
Houston.
8. Bob Eckhardt ILera (Mrs. Albert) Houston.
Thomas
9. Jack Brooks* [Clark IT. Thompson ]
Beaumont.
10. J. J. Pickle*
Austin.
11. W. R. Poage'
Waco.
12. Jim Wright
Fort Worth.
13. Graham Purcell*
Wichita Falls.
14. John Young'
Corpus Christi.
15. Eligio de la Garza
Mission.
16. Richard White*
El Paso.
17. Omar Burleson*
Anson.
18. Robert Price [Walter Rogers'
Pampa.
19. George Mahon*
Lubbock.
20. Henry B. Gonzalez*
San Antonio.
21. O. C. Fisher
San Angelo.
22. Bob Casey*
Houston.
23. Abraham Kazen, Jr
Laredo.
UTAH
1. Laurence J. Burton *
Ogden.
2. Sherman P. Lloyd+ [David S. King ]
Salt Lake City.
VERMONT
AT LARGE
Robert T. Stafford*
Rutland City.
12
VIRGINIA
1. Thomas N. Downing*
Newport News.
2. Porter Hardy, Jr. *
Churchland.
3. David E. Satterfield III*
Richmond.
4. Watkins M. Abbitt*
Appomattox.
5. William M. Tuck*
South Boston.
6. Richard H. Pofj*
Radford.
7. John O. Marsh, Jr.
*
Strasburg.
S. William Lloyd Scott THoward W. Smith
Fairfax.
9. William C. Wamnler IW. Pat Jennings
Bristol.
10. Joel T. Broyhill
Arlington.
WASHINGTON
1. Thomas M. Pelly*
Seattle.
2. Lloyd Meeds*
Everett.
3. Julia Butler Hansen *
Cathlamet
4. Catherine May
Yakima.
5. Thomas S. Foley
*
Spokane.
6. Floyd V. Hicks
*
Tacoma.
7. Brock Adams*
Seattle.
WEST VIRGINIA
1. Arch A. Moore, Jr.
Glen Dale.
2. Harley O. Staggers
Keyser.
3. John M. Slack
Charleston.
4. Ken Hechler
Huntington.
5. James Kee'
Bluefield.
WISCONSIN
1. Henry C. Schadeberg+ [Lynn E. Stal- Burlington.
baum
2. Robert IV. Kastenmeier*
Watertown.
3. Vernon W. Thomson*
Richland Center:
4. Clement J. Zablocki
Milwaukee.
5. Henry S. Reuss
Milwaukee.
6. William A. Steiger [John A. Race* ]
Oshkosh.
7. Melvin R. Laird*
Marshfield.
8. John W. Byrnes*
Green Bav.
9. Glenn R. Davis*
New Berlin.
10. Alvin E. O'Konski*
Mercer.
WYOMING
AT LARGE
William Henry Harrisont [Teno Ron- Sheridan:
calio ].
PUERTO RICO
RESIDENT COMMISSIONER
Santiago Polanco-Abreu*
San Juan:
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LIST OF SENATORS BY STATES
Democrats in roman (64); Republicans in italic (36); total, 100.
Alabama-Lister Hill and John Sparkman.
Alaska-E. L. (Bob) Bartlett and Ernest Gruening.
Arizona-Carl Hayden and Paul J. Fannin.
Arkansas-John L. McClellan and J. W. Fulbright.
California-Thomas H. Kuchel and George Murphy.
Colorado-Gordon Allott and Poter H. Dominick.
Connecticut-Thomas J. Dodd and Abraham A. Ribicoff.
Delaware-John J. Williams and J. Caleb Boggs.
Florida-Spessard L. Holland and George A. Smathers.
Georgia-Richard B. Russell and Herman E. Talmadge.
Hawaii-Hiram L. Fong and Daniel K. Inouye.
Idaho-Frank Church and Len B. Jordan.
Illinois-Everett McKinley Dirksen and Charles H. Percy.
Indiana-Vance Hartke and Birch E. Bayh.
Iowa-Bourke B. Hickenlooper and Jack Miller.
Kansas-Frank Carlson and James B. Pearson.
Kentucky-John S. Cooper and Thruston B. Morton.
Louisiana-Allen J. Ellender and Russell B. Long.
Maine-Margaret Chase Smith and Edmund S. Muskie.
Maryland-Daniel B. Brewster and Joseph D. Tydings.
Massachusetts--Edward M. Kennedy and Edward W. Brooke.
Michigan-Philip A. Hart and Robert P. Griffin.
Minnesota-Eugene J. McCarthy and Walter F. Mondale.
Mississippi-James O. Eastland and John Stennis.
Missouri-Stuart Symington and Edward V. Long.
Montana-Mike Mansfield and Lee Metcalf.
Nebraska-Roman L. Hruska and Carl T. Curtis.
Nevada-Alan Bible and Howard W. Cannon.
New Hampshire-Norris Cotton and Thomas J. McIntyre.
New Jersey-Clifford P. Case and Harrison A. Williams, Jr.
New Mezico-Clinton P. Anderson and Joseph M. Montoya.
New York-Jacob K. Jarits and Robert F. Kennedy.
North Carolina-Sam J. Ervin, Jr., and B. Everett Jordan.
North Dakota-Milton R. Young and Quentin Burdick.
Ohio-Frank J. Lausche and Stephen M. Young.
Oklahoma-A. S. Mike Monroney and Fred R. Harris.
Oregon-Wayne Morse and Mark Hatfield.
Pennsylvania-Joseph S. Clark, Jr., and Hugh Scott.
Rhode Island-John O. Pastore and Claiborne Pell.
South Carolins-Strom Thurmond and Ernest F. Hollings.
South Dakota-Karl E. Mundt and George S. McGovern.
Tennessee-Albert Gore and Howard H. Baker, Jr.
Texas-Ralph W. Yarborough and John G. Tower.
Utah-Wallace F. Bennett and Frank E. Moss.
Vermont-George D. Aikan and Winston L. Pronty.
Virginia-Harry Flood Byrd, Jr. and William B. Spong, Jr.
Washington-Warren G. Magnuson and Henry M. Jackson.
West Virginia-Jennings Randolph and Robert C. Byrd.
Wisconsin-William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson.
Wyoming-Gale IT. McGee and Clifford P. Hansen.