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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
White House Special Files Collection
Folder List
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Document Description
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n.d.
Report
Section IV: Additional Material. Including:
A. Congressional Staffs. 59 Pages
Monday, May 14, 2007
Page 1 of 1
SECTION IV - ADDITIONAL MATERIAL
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF
by function
by full committee
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE
[Democrats in roman, Republicans in italics]
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Foreign Relations
(Suite 4229, phone 4651, meets Tuesday)
J. W. Fulbright, of Arkansas.
Bourke B. Hickenlooper, of Iowa.
John J. Sparkman, of Alabama.
George D. Aiken, of Vermont.
Mike Mansfield, of Montana.
Frank Carlson, of Kansas.
Wayne Morse, of Oregon.
John J. Williams, of Delaware.
Albert Gore, of Tennessee.
Karl E. Mundt, of South Dakota.
Frank J. Lausche, of Ohio.
Clifford P. Case, of New Jersey.
Frank Church, of Idaho.
John Sherman Cooper, of Kentucky.
Stuart Symington, of Missouri.
Thomas J. Dodd, of Connecticut.
Joseph S. Clark, of Pennsylvania.
Claiborne Pell, of Rhodo Island.
Eugene J. McCarthy, of Minnesota.
Carl Marcy, Chief of Staff
Armed Services
(Suite 212, phone 3871. meets Thursday)
and B. Russell, of Georgia.
Margaret Chase Smith, of Maine.
John Stennis, of Mississippi.
Strom Thurmond, of South Carolina.
Stuart Symington, of Missouri.
Jack Miller, of lowa.
Henry M. Jackson, of Washington.
John G. Tower, of Texas.
Sam J. Ervin, Jr., of North Carolina.
James B. Pearson, of Kansas.
Howard W. Cannon. of Nevada.
Peter H. Dominick, of Colorado.
Robert C. Byrd, of West Virginia.
Stephen M. Young, of Ohio.
Daniel K. Inouye, of Hawaii.
Thomas J. McIntyre, of New Hamp-
shire.
Daniel B. Brewster, of Maryland.
Harry F. Byrd, Jr., of Virginia.
William H. Darden, Chief of Staff
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS
Agriculture and Forestry
(Suite 321, phone 2035, meets first and third Wednesdays)
Allen J. Ellender, of Louisiana.
George D. Aiken, of Vermont.
Spessard L. Holland, of Florida.
Millon R. Young, of North Dakota.
James O. Eastland, of Mississippi.
J. Caleb Boggs, of Delaware.
Herman E. Talmadge, of Georgia.
Jack Miller, of Iowa.
B. Everett Jordan, of North Carolina.
Mark O. Hatfield, of Oregon.
George S. McGovern, of South Dakota.
Joseph M. Montoya, of New Mexico.
Walter F. Mondale, of Minnesota.
Harry F. Byrd, Jr., of Virginia.
Ernest F. Hollings, of South Carolina.
Cotys M. Mouser, Chief Clerk
District of Columbia
(Suite 6222. phone 4161, meets second Friday)
Alan Bible, of Nevada.
Wayne Morse, of Oregon.
Winston L. Prouty, of Vermont.
Robert F. Kennedy, of New York.
Peter II. Dominick, of Colorado.
Joseph D. Tydings, of Maryland.
Thruston B. Morton, of Kentucky.
William B. Spong, Jr., of Virginia.
Chester H. Smith, Staff Director
Post Office and Civil Service
(Suite 6206, phone 5451, meets second and fourth Tuendays)
A. S. Mike Monroney, of Oklahoma.
Frank Carlson, of Kansas.
Ralph W. Yarborough, of Texas.
Hiram L. Fong, of Hawaii.
Jennings Randolph, of West Virginia.
J. Calco Boggs, of Delaware.
Gale W. McGoo, of Wyoming.
Paul J. Fannin, of Arizona.
Daniel B. Browster, of Maryland.
Vance Hartke, of Indiana.
Quentin N. Burdick, of North Dakota.
Ernest F. Hollings, of South Carolina.
John M. Burzio, Staff Director
Public Works
(Suite 4204. phone G176, meets first and third Fridays)
Jennings Randolph, of West Virginia.
John Sherman Cooper, of Kentucky.
Stephen M. Young, of Ohio.
Hiram L. Fong, of Hawaii.
Edmund S. Muskie, of Maine.
J. Caleb Boggs, of Delaware.
Ernest Gruening, of Alaska.
George Murphy, of California.
B. Everett Jordan, of North Carolina.
Len B. Jordan, of Idaho.
Daniel K. Inouye, of Hawaii.
Howard H. Baker, Jr., of Tennessee.
Birch Bayh, of Indiana.
Joseph M. Montoya, of New Mexico.
Joseph D. Tydings, of Maryland.
William B. Spong, Jr., of Virginia.
Richard B. Royce, Chief Clerk
Select Committee on Small Business
Room 424, Senate Office Building. Phone, 225-5175 (Code 180)
Chairman.-George A. Smathers, Senator from Florida.
John J. Sparkman, Senator from Alabama.
Russell B. Long, Senator from Louisiana.
Wayne Morse, Senator from Oregon.
Alan Bible, Senator from Nevada.
Jennings Randolph Senator from West Virginia.
E. L. Bartlett, Senator from Alaska.
Harrison A. Williams, Jr., Senator from New Jersey.
Gaylord Nelson, Senator from Wisconsin.
Joseph M. Montoya, Senator from New Mexico.
Fred R. Harris, Senator from Oklahoma.
Jacob K. Javits, Senator from New York.
Hugh Scott, Senator from Pennsylvania.
Norris Cotton, Senator from New Hampshire.
Peter 11. Dominick, Senator from Colorado.
Howard 11. Baker, Jr., Senator from Tennessee.
Mark 0. Hatfield, Senator from Oregon.
FISCAL AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS
Banking and Currency
(Suite 5300, phone 3921, meets second Tuesday)
John J. Sparkman, of Alabama.
Wallace F. Bennett, of Utah.
William Proxmire, of isconsin.
John G. Tower, of Texas.
Harrison A. Williams, Jr., of New
Bourke B. Hickenlooper, of Iowa.
Jersey.
Edward W. Brooke, of Massachusetts.
Edmund S. Muskic, of Maine.
Charles H. Percy, of Illinois.
Edward V. Long, of Missouri.
Thomas J. McIntyre, of New Hamp-
shire.
Walter F. Mondale, of Minnesota.
Gale W. McGee, of Wyoming.
William B. Spong, Jr., of Virginia.
Lewis G. Odom, Jr., Staff Director and General Counsel
Commerce
(Suite 5202, phone 5115, meets first and third Tuesdays)
Warren G. Magnuson, of Washington.
Norris Cotton, of New Hampshire.
John O. Pastore, of Rhode Island.
Thruston B. Morton, of Kentucky.
A. S. Mike Monroney, of Oklahoma.
Hugh Scott, of Pennsylvania.
Frank J. Lausche, of Ohio.
Winston L. Prouty, of Vermont.
E. L. Bartlett, of Alaska.
James B. Pearson, of Kansas.
Vance Hartke, of Indiana.
Robert P. Griffin, of Michigan.
Philip A. Hart, of Michigan.
Howard W. Cannon, of Nevada.
Daniel B. Brewster, of Maryland.
Russell B. Long, of Louisiana.
Frank E. Moss, of Utah.
Ernest F. Hollings, of South Carolina.
Frederick J. Lordan, Staff Director
Finance
(Suite 2227, phone 4515, meets Wednesday)
Russell B. Long, of Louisiana.
John J. Williams, of Delaware.
George A. Smathers, of Florida.
Frank Carlson, of Kansas.
Clinton P. Anderson, of New Mexico.
Wallace F. Bennett, of Utah.
Albert Gore, of Tennessee.
Carl T. Curtis, of Nebraska.
Herman E. Talmadge, of Georgia.
Thruston B. Morton, of Kentucky.
Engene J. McCarthy, of Minnesota.
Everett McKinley Dirksen, of Illinois.
Vance Hartke, of Indiana.
J. W. Fulbright, of Arkansas.
Abraham A. Ribicoff, of Connecticut.
Lee Metcalf, of Montana.
Fred R. Harris, of Oklahoma.
Tom Vail, Chief Counsel
Appropriations
(Suite 1235, phone 3471, meets upon call of chairman)
Carl Hayden, of Arizona.
Millon R. Young, of North Dakota.
Richard B. Russell, of Georgia.
Karl E. Mundt, of South Dakota.
Allen J. Ellender, of Louisiana.
Margaret Chase Smith, of Maine.
Lister Hill, of Alabama.
Thomas II. Kuchel, of California.
John L. McClellan, of Arkansas.
Roman L. Hruska, of Nebraska.
Warren G. Magntison, of Washington.
Gordon Allott, of Colorado.
Spessard L. Holland, of Florida.
Norris Collon, of New Hampshire.
John Stennis, of Mississippi.
Clifford P. Case, of New Jersey.
John O. Pastore, of Rhode Island.
Jacob K. Javits, of New York.
A. S. Mike Monroncy, of Oklahoma.
Alan Bible, of Nevada.
Robert C. Byrd, of West Virginia.
Gale W. McGee, of Wyoming.
Mike Mansfield, of Montana.
E. L. Bartlett, of Alaska.
William Proxmire, of Wisconsin.
Ralph W. Yarborough, of Texas.
Thomas J. Scott, Chief Clerk
250
2
FISCAL AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS
Labor and Public Welfare
(Suite 4230, phone 5375, meets second and fourth Thursdays)
Lister Hill, of Alabama.
Jacob K. Javils, of New York.
Wayne Morse, of Oregon.
Winston L. Prouty, of Vermont.
Ralph W. Yarborough, of Texas.
Peter H. Dominick, of Colorado.
Joseph S. Clark, of Pennsylvania.
Gcorge Murphy, of California.
Jemnings Randolph, of West Virginia.
Paul J. Funnin, of Arizona.
Harrison A. Williams, Jr., of New Jersey.
Robert P. Griffin, of Michigan.
Claiborne Pell, of Rhode Island.
Edward M. Kennedy, of Massachusetts.
Gaylord Nelson, of Wisconsin.
Robert F. Kennedy, of New York.
Stewart E. McClure, Chief Clerk
Interior and Insular Affairs
(Suite 3106, phone 4971, meets upon call of chairman)
Henry M. Jackson, OF Washington.
Thomas M. Kuchel, of California.
Clinton P. Anderson, of New Mexico.
Gordon Allott, of Colorado.
Alan Bible, of Novada.
Len B. Jordan, of Idaho.
Frank Church, of Idaho.
Paul J. Fannin, of Arizona.
Ernest Gruening, of -Alaska.
Clifford P. Hansen, of Wyoming.
Frank E. Moss, of Utah.
Mark O. Halfield, of Oregon.
Quentin N. Burdick, of North Dakota.
Carl Hayden, of Arizona.
George S. McGovern, of South Dakota.
Gaylord Nelson, of Wisconsin.
Lee Metcalf, of Montana.
Jerry T. Verkler, Staff Director
JUSTICE, LAW AND ORDER
Judiciary
(Suite 2226, phone 5225, meets Monday)
James O. Eastland, of Mississippi.
Everell McKinley Dirksen, of Illinois.
John L. McClellan, of Arkansas.
Roman L. Hruska, of Nebraska.
Sam J. Ervin, Jr., of North Carolina.
Hiram L. Fong, of Hawaii.
Thomas J. Dodd, of Connecticut.
Hugh Scoll, of Pennsylvania.
Philip A. Hart, of Michigan.
Strom Thurmond, of South Carolina.
Edward V. Long, of Missouri.
Edward M, Kennedy, of Massachusetts.
Birch Bayh, of Indiana.
Quentin N. Burdick, of North Dakota.
Joseph D. Tydings, of Maryland.
George A. Smathers, of Florida.
John H. Holloman III, Chief Counsel and Staff Director
HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE
Special Committee on Aging
Room G-233, Senate Office Building. Phone, 223-5361
Chairman.-Harrison A. Williams, Jr., Senator from New Jersey.
George A. Smathers, Senator from Florida.
Wayne Morse, Senator from Oregon.
Alan Bible, Senator from Nevada.
Frank Church, Senator from Idaho.
Jennings Randolph, Senator from West Virginia.
Edmund S. Muskie, Senator from Maine.
Edward V. Long, Senator from Missouri.
Frank E. Moss, Senator from Utah.
Edward M. Kennedy, Senator from Massachusetts.
Ralph W. Yarborough, Senator from Texas.
Stephen M. Young, Senator from Ohio.
Walter F. Mondale, Senator from Minnesota.
Everett McKinley Dirksen, Senator from Illinois,
Frank Carlson, Senator from Kansas.
Winston L. Prouty, Senator from Vermont.
Hiram L. Fong, Senator from Hawaii.
Jack Miller, Senator from Iowa.
Thruston B. Morton, Senator from Kentucky.
Clifford P. Hansen, Senator from Wyoming.
Star Director.-William E. Oriol, 5515 Marlboro Pike, Washington, D.C. 20020;
Minority Staff Director: John Guy Miller, 5830 Oregon Avenue 20015.
Chief Clerk.-Patricia G. Slinkard; Assistant Chief Clerk, Carolyn R. Hyder.
Rescarch Assistant to the Minority.-Diane M. LaBakas.
ADMINISTRATION
Aeronautical and Space Sciences
(Suite 231, phone 6477, meets Tuesday)
Clinton P. Anderson, of Now Mexico.
Margaret Chase Smith, of Maine.
Richard B. Russell, of Georgia.
Bourke B. Hickenlooper, of Iowa.
Warren G. Magnuson, of Washington.
Carl T. Curtis, of Nebraska.
Stuart Symington, of Missouri.
Len B. Jordan, of Idaho.
John Stennis, of Mississippi.
Edward W. Brooke, of Massachusetts.
Stephen M. Young, of Ohio.
Charles H. Percy, of Illinois.
Thomas J. Dodd, of Connecticut.
Howard W. Cannon, of Nevada.
Spessard L. Holland, of Florida.
Walter F. Mondale, of Minnesota.
James J. Gehrig, Staff Director
Government Operations
(Suite 3301, phone 4751. meets first Thursday)
John L. McClellan, of Arkansas.
Karl E. Mundt, of South Dakota.
Henry M. Jackson, of Washington.
Carl T. Curtis, of Nebraska.
Sam J. Ervin, Jr., of North Carolina.
Jacob K. Javits, of New York.
Ernest Gruening, of Alaska.
Clifford P. Hunsen, of Wyoming.
Edmund S. Muskie, of Maine.
Howard II. Baker, Jr., of Tennessee.
Abraham A. Ribicoff, of Connecticut.
Fred R. Harrison Oklahoma.
Robert F. Kennedy, of New York.
Lee Metealf, of Mentana.
Joseph M. Montoya, of New Mexico.
James R. Callonay, Chief Counsel and St of Investor
FULL COMMITTEES OF SENATE
Secy.
Secy.
Direct Dial 225-4524
STAFFS OF COMMITTEES
(Miss)
Secy.
Secy. to A. A.
Recptnst.
AND SUBCOMMITTEES
Miss)
Secy.
Appt. Secy.
OF THE SENATE
Md. Afrs. Secy.
Bl. 962-3300.
Id
Rsch. Asst.
Secy. Caseworker
COMMITTEE ON AERONAUTICAL AND SPACE SCIENCES
Direct Dial 225-4744
..
to consist of 16 Senators; (A) Aeronautical and space activities, as that term
Appt. Secy.
defined in the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958, except those which are peculiar
e W.
Office Manager
to or primarily associated with the development of weapons systems or military operations.
Staff Asst.
(B) Matters relating generally to the scientific aspects of such aeronautical and space act-
ivities, except those which are peculiar to or primarily associated with the development of
Direct Dial 225-2441
weapons systems or military operations. (C) National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Legis. Asst.
(2) Such committee also shall have jurisdiction to survey and review, and to prepare studies
Secy.
and reports upon, aeronautical and space activities of all agencies of the United States, in-
T.
Secy.
cluding such activities which are peculiar to or primarily associated with the development of
Secy.
weapons systems or military operations.
Clinton P. Anderson, (D. -N. Mex.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (10 D.) Senators Anderson-N. Mex.; Russell-Ga.; Magnuson - Wash. Syming-
ington-Mo.; Stennis-Miss.; Young-Ohio; Dodd-Conn.; Cannon-Nev.; Holland-Fla.
Di
Dial 225-5922
and Mondale
Legis. Aide
MINORITY: (6 R.) Senators Smith-Me.; Hickenlooper-Iowa; Curtis-Neb.; Jordan - Idaho;
Clerk
Brooke-Mass.; and Percy-III.
File Clerk
Secy.
STAFF
231 OS OB
Secy.
Direct Bial 225-6477
Gehrig, James
Staff Dir. & Chief Clerk
Bruno, Rhea
Clerical Asst.
Legis. Aide
Smith, Everard H., Jr.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Brennan, Donald H.
Rsch. Asst.
Secy.
Parker, William
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Robbins, Mary Rita
Clerical Asst.
(Mrs.)
Secy.
Galloway, Eilene
Consultant
Kneile, Geneva
Clerical Asst.
Secy.
Wilson, Glen P.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Robinson, Patricia
Clerical Asst.
Voorhees, Craig
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Bouchard, Sam
Asst. Chief Clerk
Austin, 514-475-5933.
Hamblen, Ruby
Clerical Asst.
Secy.
Direct Dial 225-2043
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY
e
Secy.-Recptnst.
:
to consist of 15 Senators: (1) Agriculture generally, (2) Inspection of live-
Secy.
stock and meat products, (3) Animal industry and diseases of animals, (4) Adulteration
Secy.
of seeds, insect pests, and protection of birds and animals in forest reserves, (5) Agri-
Rsch. Asst.
cultural calleges and experiment stations, (6) Forestry in general and forest reserves
Records Clerk
other than thase created from the public domain, (7) Agricultural economics and research,
-4011, ext. 286.
(8) Agricultural and industrial chemistry, (9) Dairy industry, (10) Entomology and plant
quarantine, (11) Human nutrition and home economics, (12) Plant industry, soils, and
agricultural engineering, (13) Agricultural educational extension services, (14) Extension
Direct Dial 225-2315
of form credit and farm security, (15) Rural electrification, (16) Agricultural production
and marketing and stabilization of prices of agricultural products, (17) Crop insurance
ricia
and soil conservation.'
Recptnst.
Allen J. Ellender, (D. -La.), Chairman and ex-officio member of all subcommittees.
Personal Secy.
MAJORITY: (10 D.) Senators Ellender-La.; Holland-F Eastland-Miss.; Talmadge -
Ga.; Jordan - N. Car.; McGovern-S. Dak.; Montoya-N. Mex.; Mondale-Minn.; Byrd-
Va.; and Hollings S. Car.
and, tel. 216-771-4515.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Senators Aiken-Vt.; Young - N. Dak.; Boggs-Del.; Miller-Iowa; and
Hatfield-Ore.
109
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY - Outlaned
Pujol, Maurice P.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1243
7280
Rexroad, Vorley M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1243
7258
STAFF
Schater, Raymond L.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1208
7272
324 OSOB
Direct Dial 225-2035
Sommer, Peter R.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1204
7267
Mouser, Cotys M.
Chief Clerk
Miller, Helen A.
Clerical Asst.
Stewart, Walter J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1208
7273
Stanton, Harker T.
Counsel
Mason, Betty M.
Clerical Asst.
Witeck, John M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Capitol
S-128
7240
Casso, Henry J.
Economist
O'Berg, Blanche M.
Clerical Asst.
Cotter, Paul J.
Special Counsel
NSOB
1247
7281
Kendall, James M.
Asst. Chief Clerk
Hartung, Edmund L.
Minority Counsel
NSOB
1207
7255
Clark, Robert B.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
7246
SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURAL CREDIT AND RURAL ELECTRIFICATION
King, Edmund T.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
7245
Herman E. Talmadge (D. -Ga.), Chairman
Auerbach, Marion
Secretary
NSOB
1207
7255
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Talmadge, Holland, McGovern, and Mondale.
Butland, Gloria
Clerical Asst.
NSOB
1241
7284
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Aiken, Miller, and Hatfield.
Carroll, Virginia D.
Clerical Asst.
NSOB
1235
7270
Dackis, Helen
Clerical Asst.
NSOB
1235
7268
SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, MARKETING,
Groverman, Mildred F.
Clerical Asst.
Capitol
S-128
7250
AND STABILIZATION OF PRICES
Jackson, Richard H.
Clerical Asst.
NSOB
1228
7264
Spessard L. Holland D.-Fla.), Chairman
Vaughan, Mary L.
Clerical Asst.
NSOB
1247
728
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Holland, Jordan (N. Car.), Talmadge, McGovern, Mondale,
Ward, Dorothy
Clerical Asst.
NSOB
1110
7261
and Montoya.
Winchester, Dorothy S.
Secretary
NSOB
1235
7278
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Young (N. Dak.), Miller and Hatfield.
Miller, Espy H.
Clerical Asst.
NSOB
1228
7263
SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND GENERAL LEGISLATION
SUBOOMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND RELATED AGENCIES
B. Everett Jordan Car.), Chairman
Spessard L. Holland, (D. Fla.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Jordan (N. Car.), Eastland, Byrd (Va.), Hollings.
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Senators Holland, Russell, Hayden, Hill, Stennis, McGee, Proxmire,
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Young (N. Dak.), and Boggs.
and Yarborough.
MINORITY: (4 R.). Senators Hruska, Young (N. D.), Mundt, and Javits.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON SOIL CONSERVATION AND FORESTRY
EX OFFICIO: Senators Ellender, Eastland, and Aiken.
James O. Eastland D.-Miss.), Chairman
Bldg.
Room
Ext.
MAJORITY: Senators Eastland, Montoya, Byrd (Va.), and Hollings.
Schafer, Raymond L.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1208
7272
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Aiken and Boggs.
Stewart, Walter J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1208
7273
King, Edmund T.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
7245
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON WATERSHED PROJECTS
Herman E. Talmadge (D.-Ga.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Talmadge, Jordan (N. Car.), and Mondale.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Young (N. Dak.), and Boggs.
Richard B. Russell (D. -Ga.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (10 D.) Senators Russell, Hayden, Hill, McClellan, Ellender, Stennis,
Pastore, Magnuson, Monroney, and Mansfield.
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
MINORITY: (5 R.) Senators Young (N.D.), Smith (Maine), Mundt, Allott, and Kuchel.
EX OFFICIO: Senators Symington, Jackson, and Thurmond.
to consist of 26 Senators, to which committee shall be referred all proposed
Bldg.
Room
Ext.
legislation, ssages, petitions, memorials, and other matters relating to appropriation of
Woodruff, William W.
Asst. Chief Clerk
NSOB
1241
7253
the revenue for the support of the Government.
Hewitt, Francis
Asst. Clerk
NSOB
1239
7254
Hartung, Edmund L.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1207
7255
Carl Hayden (D. Ariz.), Chairman
The Chairman is an ex officio member of all subcommittees of which he is not 0 regular member.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEFICIENCIES AND SUPPLEMENTALS
MAJORITY: (17 D.) Senators Hayden Ariz.; Russell Ga.; Ellender La.; Hill -Ala.
John o, Pastore (D. R.I.), Chairman
McCiellan Ark.; Magnuson Wash.; Holland Fla.; Stennis Miss.; Pastore- R.I.
MAJORITY: (13 D.) Senators Pastore, Holland, Hayden, Russell, Ellender, Hill, Mc
Monroney Okla.; Bible Nev.; Byrd W. Va.; McGee Wyo.; Mansfield Mont.
Ciellan, Magnuson, Stennis, Byrd (W. Va.), Monroney, Bible, and Bartlett.
Bartlett Alaska; Proxmire Wis.; and Yarborough Texas.
MINORITY: (6 R.) Sen. Mundt, Young (N.D.), Mrs. Smith, Kuchel, Hruska and Allott.
MINORITY: (9 R.) Senators Young-N. Dak.; Mundt Dak.; Smith-Maine; Kuchel Calif.;
Bldg.
Room
Ext.
Hruska-Neb.; Allott-Colo.; Cotton-N. H.; Case - N.J.; and Javits-N.Y.
Witeck, John M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Capitol
S-128
7240
STAFF
Direct Dial 225-3471
Bldg.
Room
Ext.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Scott, Thomas J.
Chief Clerk
NSOB
1235
7241
Robert C. Byrd (D.-W. Va.), Chairman
Woodruff, William W.
Asst. Chief Clerk
NSOB
1241
7253
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Byrd (W. Va.), Hayden, Proxmire and Yarborough.
Hewitt, Francis S.
Asst. Clerk
NSOB
1241
7254
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Hruska and Javits.
Bousquet, Kenneth J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1110
7260
EX OFFICIO: Senators Morse, Spong and Morton.
Brantley, Elizabeth H.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1204
7266
Bldg.
Room
Ext.
Cooper, Earl W.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1322
7274
Merrick, Harold E.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Capitol
S-128
7248
Downey, Herman E.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1108
7257
Mizen, Mamie L.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Capitol
S-128
7252
Eaton, Paul R.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1112
7262
Clark, Robert B.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
7255
Dirks, Harley M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1322
7275
Gonzales, Joe E.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1245
7276
Kennedy, William J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1245
7277
FOREIGN OPERATIONS
McConnell, Guy G.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1108
7256
( To be considered by entire committee
McGown, Neilson
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1204
7265
Bldg.
Room
Ext.
McDonnell, Jose T.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Capitol
S-128
7251
Scott, Thomas J.
Chief Clerk
NSO
1237
7241
Merrick, Harold
Prof. Staff. Mbr.
Capitol
S-128
7248
Pujol, Maurice P.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NS
1243
7280
Mizen, Mamie L.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Capitol
S-128
7252
Kennedy, William J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSL
1245
7277
STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
MINDRITY: (5 R.) Senators Mundt, Young, Allott, Hruska, and Kuchel.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON INDEPENDENT OFFICES
Bldg.
Room
Ext.
Warren G. Magnuson (D.-Wash.), Chairman
Eaton, Paul R.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1112
3471
MAJORITY: (10 D.) Senators Magnuson, Hill, Ellender, Russell, Holland, Pastore,
King, Edmund T.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
3471
Monroney, Stennis, Mansfield, and Chairman Hayden.
MINORITY: (7 R.) Senators Allott, Smith, Hruska, Cotton, Case, Javits, Young (N.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENTS OF STATE, JUSTICE, COMMERCE,
EX OFFICIO: (Aero. & Space Activities) Senators Anderson, Symington, Hickenlooper.
THE JUDICIARY AND RELATED AGENCIES
Bldg.
Room
Ext.
John L. McClellan (D.-Ark), Chairman
Cooper, Earl W.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1322
7274
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Senators McClellan, Ellender, Holland, Pastore, McGee, Byrd (W.
Dirks, Harley M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1322
7275
Va.), Mansfield, and Sen. Hayden.
Clark, Robert B.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
7255
MINORITY: (6 R.) Senators Smith, Hruska, Cotton, Case, Javits, and Young (N. D.).
EX OFFICIO: Chairman Hayden, and on Diplomatic and Consular items, Senators Fulbright,
SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND RELATED AGENCIES
Sparkman, and Hickenlooper.
Carl Hayden (D.-Ariz.), Chairman
Merrick, Harold E.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Capitol
S-128
3471
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Senators Hayden, Russell, McClellan, Bible, Byrd (W. Va.), McGee,
McDonnell, Joseph T.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Capitol
S-128
3471
Bartlett, and Proxmire.
Kennedy, William J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1245
3471
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Mundt, Young, and Kuchel.
Cotter, Paul J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1247
7281
Eaton, Paul R.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1112
7262
King, Edmund T.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
7255
SUBCOMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION
John Stennis (D. Miss.) Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENTS OF LABOR AND HEALTH,
MAJORITY: (11 D.) Senators Stennis, McClellan, Magnuson, Pastore, Monroney, Bible,
EDUCATION AND WELFARE AND RELATED AGENCIES
McGee, Mansfield, Bartlett, and Sen. Hayden.
Lister Hill (D.-Ala.), Chairman
MINORITY: (6 R.) Senators Cotton, Mundt, Smith, Hruska, Allott and Young.
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Senators Hill, Russell, Magnuson, Stennis, Bible, Byrd (W. Va.),
Witeck, John M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Capitol
S-128
3471
Holland and Bartlett.
King, Edmund T.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
3471
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Javits, Cotton, and Case.
Downey, Herman E.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1108
7257
SUBCOMMITTEE ON TREASURY, POST OFFICE, AND EXECUTIVE OFFICE
McConnell, Guy G.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1108
7256
A. S. Mike Monroney (D. -Okla.), Chairman
Kennedy, William J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1245
7277
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Monroney, Yarborough, and Byrd (W. Va.).
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Case, and Allott.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
EX OFFICIO: Sen. Hayden; on Post Ofc. items, Sen. Randolph, Brewster, and Carlson
E. L. Bartlett (D. Alaska), Chairman
Gonzales, Joe E.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1245
3471
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Bartlett, Proxmire and Yarborough.
Clark, Robert B.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
3471
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Kuchel and Cotton.
EX OFFICIO: Senators Hayden and Young.
Scott, Thomas J.
Chief Clerk
NSOB
1237
7241
COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES
Clark, Robert B.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
7246
"
to consist of 18 Senators; 1. Common defense generally. 2. The Department
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY CONSTRUCTION
of Defense, the Department of the Army, the Department of the Navy, and the Department of
Alan Bible (D. -Nev.), Chairman
the Air Force generally. 3. Soldiers' and sailors' homes. 4. Pay, promotion, retirement,
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Bible, Russell, Ellender, Mansfield, Proxmire and Yarborough.
and other benefits and privileges of members of the armed forces. 5. Selective service. 6.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Young (N.D.), and Kuchel.
Size and composition of the Army, Navy, and Air Force. 7. Forts, arsenals, military
EX OFFICIO: Senators Symington, Jackson, Thurmond and Hayden.
reservations, and navy yards. 8. Ammunition depots. 9. Maintenance and operation of
Rexroad, Vorley M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1241
7258
the Panama Canal, including the administration, sonitation, and government of the Canal
Hartung, Edmund L.
Minority Counsel
NSOB
1207
7255
Zone. 10. Conservation, development, and use of naval petroleum and oil shale reserves.
11. Strategic and critical mat erials necessary for the common defense. 12. Aeronautical and
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
space activities peculiar to or primarily associated with the develapment of weapons
Allen J. Ellender (D.-La.), Chairman
systems or military aperations.
MAJORITY: (13 D.) Senators Ellender, Hayden, Russell, McClellan, Hill, Magnuson,
Holland, Stennis, Monroney, Bible, Byrd (W. Va.), Pastore and McGee.
Richard B. Russell (D.-Ga.), Chairman
MINORITY: (7 R.) Senators Kuchel, Hruska, Young (N.D.), Mundt, Smith, Allott, Case.
Bousquet, Kenneth J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1110
7260
MAJORITY: (12 D.) Senators Russell - Ga.; Stennis-Miss.; Symington - Mo. ;
Jackson-
King, Edmund T.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
7245
Wash.; Ervin-N. Car.; Cannon-Nev. Byrd-W. Va.; Young-Ohio; Inouye- Hawaii;
McIntyre H.; Brewster-Md.; and Byrd-Va.
Army Civil Functions Subcommittee of the Subcemmittee on Public Works
MINORITY: (6 R.) Senators Smith-Maine; Thurmond-S. Car.; Miller-Iowa; Tower-
The Full Subcommittee
and Dominick Colo.
Bousquet, Kenneth J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1110
7260
King, Edmund T.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
7245
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Atomic Energy Commission TVA Subcommittee of the Subcommittee on Public Works
Darden, William H.
Chief of Staff
Frazier, F. Jacqueline
Clerical Asst.
Lister Hill .-Ala.), Chairman
Braswell, T. Edward
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Keough, Mary E.
Clerical Asst.
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Senators Hill, Ellender, Hayden, Russell, Stennis, Bible, and Pastore.
Nease, Gordon A.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Dantzic, Mourine
Clerical Asst.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Kuchel, Hruska, Mundt, and Smith.
Kirbow, Charles B.
Chief Clerk
Funk, Frances
Clerical Asst.
Cooper, Earl W.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1322
7274
Atkinson, Herbert S.
Asst. Chief Clerk
Dirks, Harley M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
1322
7275
King, Edmund T.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
2200
7245
SUBCOMMITTEE ON CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Richard Russell (D. -Ga.), Chairman
Burea:
Reclamation and Interior Power Activities Subcommittee of
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Russell (Ga.), Stennis, Symington and
kson.
the Subcommittee on Public Works
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Smith and Thurmond.
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Senators Hayden, Ellender, Magnuson, Russell, McClellan, Holland,
Darden, William H.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
OSOB
212
3871
Bible. and McGee.
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES
SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATIONAL STOCKPILE AND NAVAL PETROLEUM RESERVES
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PRODUCTION AND STABILIZATION
Stuart Symington ID. Mo.), Chairman
Edward V. Long ID. -Mo.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Symington, Cannon, Young (Ohio), and Inouye.
MA.: ACTY. it C.) Senators Long (Mo.), Muskie, McIntyre, Mondale, McGee, Spong.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Tower and Dominick.
V:'. -ITY. 13 R.) Senators Brooke, Bennett, and Tower.
Neese, Gordon A.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
OSOB
212
3871
SUBCOMMITTEE ON SECURITIES
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PREPAREDNESS INVESTIGATION
Harrison A. Williams, Jr. (D.-N.J.), Chairman
John Stennis (D.-Miss.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Williams (NJ), Proxmire, Muskie, Long (Mo.), Mondale, Spong.
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Stennis, Symington, Jackson, Cannon, Byrd (W. Va.).
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Bennett, Hickenlooper, and Brooke.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Smith, Thurmond and Miller.
STAFF
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Thomas J. McIntyre (D. -N.H.), Chairman
Kendall, James T.
Chief Counsel
Neal, Robert M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators McIntyre, Sparkman, Proxmire, Williams (NJ), McGee, Spong.
Gilleas, Ben J.
Dir. of Investigations
Winters, Ellen
Clerical Asst.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Percy, Tower and Brooke.
French, Stuart P.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Miller, Mary M.
Clerical Asst.
Harper, Everett L.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Kalland, Donna
Clerical Asst.
Shaw, Samuel R.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE
SUBCOMMITTEE ON STATUS OF FORCES
to consist of 18 Senators: (1) Interstate and foreign commerce generally, (2) R&
Sam J. Ervin (D. N. C.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Ervin and McIntyre. MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Thurmond.
ulation of interstate railroads, busses, trucks, and pipe lines, (3) Communication by tel-
Prof. Staff Mbr.
OSOB
212
3871
ephone, telegraph, radia, and television, (4) Civil aeronautics except aeronautical and
Braswell, T. Edward, Jr.
space activities of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, (5) Merchant marine
generally, (6) Registering and licensing of vessels and small boats, (7) Navigation and the
laws relating thereto, including pilotage, (8) Rules and international arrangements to prevent
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY
collisions at sea, (9) Merchant morine officers and seamen, (10) Measures relating to the reg-
ulation of common carriers by water and to the inspection of merchant marine vessels, lights
"
to consist of 14 Senators: (1) Banking and currency generally, (2) Financial
and signals, life-saving equipment, and fire protection on such vessels, (11) Coast and
aid to commerce and industry, other than matters relating to such aid which are specif-
Geodetic Survey, (12) The Coast Guard, including life- saving service, lighthouses, light -
icolly assigned to other committees under this rule, (3) Deposit insurance, (4) Public
ships, and ocean derelicts, (13) The United States Coast Guard and Merchant Marine Acad-
and private housing, (5) Federal Reserve System (6) Gold and silver, including the coinage
emies, (14) Weather Bureau, (15) Except as provided in paragraph (c), the Panama Canol
thereof, (7) Issuance of notes and redemption thereof, (8) Voluation and revaluation of the
and interoceanic canals generally, (16) Inland waterways, (17) Fisheries and wildlife,
dollar, (9) Control of prices of commodities, rents, or services.
including research, restoration, refuges, and conservation, (18) Bureau of Standards, in-
John Sparkman (D. -Ala.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (9 D.) Senators Sparkman - Ala.; Proxmire - Wis.; Williams-N.J. Muskie -
cluding standardization of weights and measures and the metric system.
Maine; Long - Mo.; McIntyre- Mondale- McGee- Wyo.; and Spong- Va.
Warren G. Magnuson (D.-Wash.), Chairman and ex-officio member of all subcommittees.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Senators Bennett-Utah; Tower - Texas; Hickenlooper-lowa; Brooke -
Mass.; and Percy - Illinois.
MAJORITY: (12 D.) Senators Magnuson Wash.; Pastore - R. 1.; Monroney - - Oklahoma
STAFF
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Lausche Ohio; Bartlett -Alaska; Hartke -Ind.; Hart-Mich.; Cannon-Nev.; Brewster
Odom, Lewis G.
Staff Director
McLean, Kenneth A.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
-Md.; Long - La.; Moss - Utah and Hollings S.C.
and General Counsel
Paradise, Stephen J.
Asst. Counsel
MINORITY: 6 R.) Seriators Cotton-N.H.; Morton - Ky.; Scott- Prouty-Vt.; Pearson -
Kans.; and Griffin- Mich.
Smith, Hugh H., Jr.
Asst. Counsel
Dicks, Edward
Editor
Evans, John R.
Minority Staff Dir.
Cavness, Olin
Staff Asst.
STAFF
Chase, Henrietta S.
Chief Clerk
Beam, Pauline C.
Secy.
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Egenroad, Charles L.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Pugh, Caro M.
Secy.
Lordan, Frederick J.
Staff Director
Lewis, Willie L.
Clerical Asst.
Barnes, Reginald W.
Asst. Counsel
Barr, Florence
Secy.
Barer, Stanley H.
Staff Counsel
Markel, Daniel B.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Penick, Paul M.
Asst. Counsel
Fried, Rose Marie
Secy.
Barry, James J.
Asst. Staff Director
Reid, W. Featherstone
Staff Counsel
Harrell, Julie S.
Secy.
Boehm, Walter
Staff Counsel
Meserve, William G.
Staff Counsel
Bowers, Joan A.
Clerical Asst.
Pertschuk, Michael
General Counsel
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
Carr, Judith R.
Clerical Asst.
Stahl, Ethel M.
Clerical Asst.
William Proxmire (D. Wis.), Chairman
Chase, Anna M.
Clerical Asst.
Rudolph, Vera B.
Clerical Asst.
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Proxmire, Sparkman, Muskie, Long (Mo.), McIntyre, McGee.
Clayton, Rita L.
Clerical Asst.
Sanders, Anne M.
Clerical Asst.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Bennett, Hickenlooper, and Brooke.
Cooper, Grace R.
Clerical Asst.
Sender, Stanton P.
Staff Counsel
Fogarty, Joseph R.
Staff Counsel
Shrum, Nadine E.
Clerical Asst.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS
French, Barbara J.
Clerical Asst.
Sidell, Arlene M.
Clerical Asst.
John Sparkman (D.-Ala.), Chairman
Holifield, George W., Jr.
Clerical Asst.
Stern, Edward A.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Senators Sparkman, Proxmire, Williams (N.J.), Muskie, Long (Mo.),
Harmon, Esther G.
Clerical Asst.
Swenson, Elizabeth H.
Clerical Asst.
McIntyre, and Mondale.
Hurley, Raymond D.
Staff Counsel
Torre, Catherine C.
Clerical Asst.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Tower, Bennett, Hickenlooper, and Percy.
Kocur, Juliane R.
Clerical Asst.
Wedin, John H.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
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Huse, Harry C.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Zapple, Nicholas
Staff Counsel
Coan, Carl A. S.
Staff Director
Palmer, James E., Jr.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
O'Neal, Dudley L., Jr.
Chief Counsel
Thomas, Doris I.
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON AVIATION
Wise, Thomas M.
Minority Counsel
Smith, Marlene
Secy.
A. S. Mike Monroney (D. .-Okla), Chairman
Jacobs, Clarence R.
Investigator Olive, Eliyn
Secy.
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Monroney, Bartlett, Lausche, Hart, Cannon, and Brewster.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Prouty, Morton, and Pearson.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
Edmund S. Muskle (D. -Me.), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS
MAJORI :6 D.) Senators Muskie, Sparkman, Williams (N.J.), Mondale, McGee and
John Pastore (D.-R.I.), Chairman
Spong.
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Pastore, Monroney, Hartke, Har
ong (La.), and Moss.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Hickenlooper, Tower, and Percy.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Scott, Pearson, and Griffin.
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES
SUBCOMMITTEE ON (THE) CONSUMER
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE Continued
Warren G. Magnuson (D. Wash.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Senators Magnuson, Pastore, Lausche, Hartre, Hart, Cannon, Brew
Anderson N. Mex.: Gore- Tenn. ;
ster, and Moss.
Harted Fulbright Ark., Ribicoff Conn.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Cotton, Morton, Scott, and Prouty.
and
Harris
Okla.
V:\ ATY 16 R.) Senators Williams- Carlson-Kansas; Bennett-Utah; Curtis-Neb.;
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES
Vertin- Ky., and Dirksen III.
E. L. Bartlett, (D. -Alaska), Chairman
STAFF
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Senators Bartlett, Magnuson, Pastore, Hart, Brewster, Long (La.),
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and Hollings.
Vail, Thomas
Chief Counsel
Thompson, Betty T. (Mrs.) Clerical Asst.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Griffin, Prouty, and Catton
Thompson, Evelyn (Mrs.)
Asst. Chief Clerk
Nichols, Jesse R.
Document Clerk
McDermott, Francis
Prof. Staff Mbr.
O'Blenes, Carole
Clerical Asst.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON SURFACE TRANSPORTATION
Constantine, Jay
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Castor, Ann
Clerical Asst.
Frank J. Lausche (D. -Ohio), Chairman
Leonard, Will E.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
West, Rose Marie
Clerical Asst.
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Lausche, Hartke, Cannon, Moss and Hollings.
Best, Robert A.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Mustard, Marsha
Clerical Asst.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Morton, Scott, and Pearson.
Shields, Theima (Mrs.)
Clerical Asst.
COMMITTEE ON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
to consist of 8 Senators; (1) All meosures relating to the municipol affairs
to consist of 19 Senators, to which committee shall be referred all proposed
of the District of Columbio in generol, other than appropriations therefor, including -(2)
legislation, messages, memorials, and other matters relating to the following subjects
Public health and safety, sanitation, and quarantine regulations, (3) Regulation of sale
(1) Relations of the U.S. with foreign nations generally, (2) Treaties, (3) Establishment of
of intoxicating liquors, (4) Adulteration of food and drugs, (5) Taxes and tax sales, (6)
boundary lines between the U.S. and foreign nation, (4) Protection of American citizens
Insurance, executors, administrators, wills and divorce, (7) Municipal and juvenile courts,
abroad and expatriation, (5) Neutrality, (6) International conferences and congresses, (7) The
(8) Incorporation and organization of societies, (9) Municipal code and amendments to the
American National Red Cross, (8) Intervention abroad and declarations of war, (9) Measures
criminal and corporation laws.
relating to the diplomatic service, (10) Acquisition of land and buildings for embassies and
legations in foreign countries, (11) Measures to foster commercial intercourse with foreign
Alan Bible (D. -Nev.), Chairman
nations and to safeguard American business interests abroad, (12) United Nations Organ-
ization and international financial and monetary organizations, (13) Foreign loans.
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Bible-Nev.; Morse - Ore.; Kennedy-N.Y.; Tydings-Md.;and
Spong-Va.
J. W. Fulbright (D. -Ark.), Chairman and ex-officio member of all subcommittees.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Prouty Vt.; Dominick Colo.; and Morton Ky.
STAFF
MAJORITY: (13 D.) Senators Fulbright - Sparkman - Ala. Mansfield - Mont.; Morse -
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Ore.; Gore Tenn.; Lausche Ohio; Church Idaho; Symington - Mo.; Dodd Conn.
I
Smith, Chester H.
Staff Director
Williams, Arlene
Asst. Chief Clerk
Clark Penn.; Pell R.I.; and McCarthy Minn.
Malone, Owen J.
Associate Counsel
Cook, Olga
Asst. Clerk
MINORITY: (6 R.) Senators Hickenlooper Aiken Vt.; Williams
Medill, James S.
Asst. Counsel
Conway, Mary V.
Asst. Clerk
Del.; Mundt-S. Dak.; Case N.J.; and Cooper-Ky.
Judd, Richard E.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Dias, Kathleen
Asst. Clerk
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Abrahams, Howard A.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Clemont, Hazel 1.
Asst. Clerk
Bldg.
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Marcy, Carl M.
Chief of Staff
Capitol
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON BUSINESS AND COMMERCE
Holt, Pat M.
Consultant
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Joseph D. Tydings (D. -Md.), Chairman
Henderson, Donald G.
Consultant
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MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Tydings, and Kennedy. MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Dominick.
Kuhl, Arthur M.
Chief Clerk
Capitol
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Tillman, Seth
Consultant
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON FISCAL AFFAIRS
Jones, Norvill
Consultant
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William B. Spong (D. -Va.), Chairman
Lowenstein, James G.
Consultant
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MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Spong and Morse.
MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Morton.
Bader, William B.
Consultant
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Hansen, Morella
Staff Assistant
NSOB
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
Jensen, Milrae E.
Staff Assistant
Capitol
S116
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Alan Bible (D. -Nev.), Chairman
Riddleberger, Peter B.
Staff Member
NSOB
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MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Bible and Tydings. MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Dominick.
Porter, Varney
Asst. Clerk
NSOB
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Mitchel, Mildred
Asst. Clerk
NSOB
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH, EDUCATION, WELFARE AND SAFETY
McLaughlin, Mary N.
Asst. Clerk
Capitol
S 116
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Wayne Morse (D.-Ore.), Chairman
Smith, Carolyn F.
Asst. Clerk
NSOB
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MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Morse and Kennedy. MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Prouty.
Brown, Margaret C.
Ass.. Clerk
NSOB
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Vogtmann, Elmira
Asst. Clerk
NSOB
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Solomon, Martha
Asst. Clerk
Capitol
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COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
McKenna, Maureen F.
Asst. Clerk
NSOB
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Baker, Betty J.
Asst. Clerk
NSOB
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to consist of 17 Senators; (1) Revenue measures generally, (2) The bonded debt
Lovell, M. Kay
Asst. Clerk
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of the United States, (3) The deposit of public moneys, (4) Customs, collection districts,
Baker, D. Dianne
Asst. Clerk
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and ports of entry and delivery, (5) Reciprocal trade agreements, (6) Transportation of
Patterson, Anna Mae
Asst. Clerk
dutiable goods, (7) Revenue measures relating to the insular possessions, (8) Toriffs and
Kendrick, Abner E.
Printing Clerk
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import quotas, and matters related thereto, (9) National social security, (10) Veterans
Bowman, Bertie H.
Asst. Clerk
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measures generally, (11) Pensions of all the wars of the United States, general and special,
Clinton, William
Asst. Clerk
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(12) Life insurance issued by the Government on account of service in the armed forces,
Ponder, Harold
Asst. Clerk
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(13) Compensation of veterans.
Carter, Andrew
Asst. Clerk
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Dockery, Robert H.
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Russell B. Long (D. -La.), Chairman
Schwarz, Ellen 0.
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STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES
All subcommittees are consultative in nature and are not authorized to hold public hearings or
shall have the duty of -(A) receiving and examining reports of the Comptroller General
consider substantive legislation without the approval of the full Committee or its Chairman.
of the United States and of submitting such recommendations to the Senate as it deems
necessary or desirable in connection with the subject matter of such reports; (B) studying
SUBCOMMITTEE ON AFRICAN AFFAIRS
the operation of Government octivities at oll levels with a view to determining its economy
Eugene J. McCarthy (D. -Minn.), Chairman
and efficiency; (C) evaluating the effects of laws enacted to reorganize the legislative and
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators McCarthy, Lausche, Church, and Dodd.
executive branches of the Government; (D) studying intergovernmental relationships between
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Hickenlooper and Mundt.
the United States and municipalities, and between the United States and international orgon-
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izations of which the United States is a member.
Henderson, Donald G.
Staff Consultant
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John L. McClellan (D. --Ark.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (10 Senators McClellan-Ark. Jackson-Wash.; Ervin-N. Car.; Gruening -
SUBCOMMITTEE ON AMERICAN REPUBLICS AFFAIRS
Alaska; Muskie-Maine Ribicoff-Conn.; Harris-Okla; Kennedy Metcalf-Mont.;
Wayne Morse (D.-Ore.), Chairman
and Montoya - Mex.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Morse, Sparkman, Mansfield, and McCarthy.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Senators Mundt S. Dak.; Curtis - Neb.; Javits-N.Y.; Hansen-Wyo.;
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Hickenlooper, Aiken, and Carlson.
and Baker-Tenn.
Holt, Pat M.
Staff Assistant
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Calloway, James R.
Chief Counsel
O'Brien, W. E.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON CANADIAN AFFAIRS
& Staff Director
House, Freda Mae
Clerical Asst.
George Aiken (R.-Vt.), Chairman
Grickis, Ann M.
Asst. Chief Clerk
Scott, Yvonne
Clerical Asst.
MAJORITY:(3D. Sen. Mansfield, Morse, Dodd. MINORITY: )Sen. Aiken, Mundt, Case.
Shriver, Glenn K.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Kalland, Anne L.
Clerical Asst.
Jones, Norvill
Staff Assistant
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Nobleman, Eli E.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Sharp, Arthur A.
Staff Editor
Ryan, Charles M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Gooselaw, Jay
Clerical Asst.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT
Albert Gore (D. -Tenn.), Chairman
PERMANENT SUBCOMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATIONS
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Gore, Church, Symington, Clark and Pell.
John McClellan (D.-Ark,), Chairman
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Hickenlooper, Aiken, and Cooper.
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators McClellan, Jackson, Ervin, Muskie, Ribicoff, and Harris.
Bader, William B
Staff Assistant
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MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Mundt, Curtis, and Javits.
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Thomas J. Dodd (D. -Conn.), Chairman
Adlerman, Jerome S.
General Counsel
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MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Dodd, Clark, McCarthy. MINORITY: (1 R.) Sen. Williams (Del).
O'Donnell, Donald F
Chief Counsel to Majority
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Holt, Pat M.
Staff Consultant
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Balaban, Jack S.
Investigator
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Beatson, Robert J.
Investigator
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON EUROPEAN AFFAIRS
Breen, Ray F.
Investig tor
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John Sparkman (D.-Ala.), Chairman
Brick, John
Investigator
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MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Sparkman, Lausche, Pell, McCarthy, and Symington.
Calabrese, Alphonse F.
Investigator
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MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Carlson, Williams (Del.), Case, Cooper.
Clay, Perman H.
Investigator
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Henderson, Donald G.
Staff Consultant
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Cromwell, Charles H. III
Investigator
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Lowenstein, James G.
Staff Consultant
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Crosby, Horace E.
Asst. Counsel
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Bader, William B.
Staff Assistant
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Davies, Dorothy H.
Assistant Clerk
NYC
Davis, Frederick E.
Investigator
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS
Dearborn, Alice S.
Asst. Clerk
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6527
Frank J. Lausche (D.-Ohio)
Dillon, James H.
Investigator
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MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Lausche, Sparkman, Gore, and Dodd.
Duffy, LaVern J.
Asst. Counsel
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MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Hickenlooper, Carlson, Mundt, and Cooper.
Dunne, Robert E.
Asst. Counsel
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Ferrara, B₃ rbara A.
Assistant Clerk
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Jones, Norvill
Staff Consultant
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Jones, B. Crichton
Research Assistant
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Lowenstein, James G.
Staff Consultant
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Kamerick, Paul E.
Asst. Counsel
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Kennedy, Rosemary K.
Asst. Clerk
OSOB
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION AFFAIRS
Kirby, Paul V.
Investigator
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Frank Church (D. -Idaho), Chairman
McLees, Catherine C.
Assistant Clerk
OSOB
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MAJORITY: (3D.) Sen. Church, Clark, McCarthy. MIN. (3R.) Sen. Carlson, Williams, Case.
Mannix, Joseph M.
Asst. Counsel
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Hansen, Morella
Staff Assistant
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Martin, Catherine J.
Assistant Clerk
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Morgan, Philip W.
Chief Counsel to Minority
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON NEAR EASTERN AND SOUTH ASIAN AFFAIRS
Nunnally, Thomas A.
Investigator
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3722
Stuart Symington (D.-Mo.), Chairman
Sullivan, Elizabeth K.
Staff Editor
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MAJORITY:(3 D.) Sen. Symington, Mansfield, Sparkman. MIN. :(2 R.) Sen. Mundt, Case.
Switzer, Mildred L.
Asst. Clerk
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Lowenstein, James G.
Staff Asst., South Asia
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Van Horn, Iva V.
Asst. Clerk
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Bader, William
Staff Asst., Near East
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Walsh, John J.
Investigator
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Watt, Ruth Young
Chief Clerk
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON STATE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Wilber, Georgia H.
Asst. Clerk
OSOB
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6527
Mike Mansfield (D. Mont. Chairman
Wilson, Frank H.
Investigator
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MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Mansfield, Morse, Gore and Pell.
Wright, Carolyn L.
Assistant Clerk
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MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Aiken, Williams (Del.) and Cooper.
Jones, Norvill
Staff Assistant
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON EXECUTIVE REORGANIZATION
Abraham A. Ribicoff (D. Conn.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Sen. Ribicoff, McClellan, Gruening, Kennedy (N. Y.), Harris, Montoya.
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Javits, Hansen, and Baker.
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asist of 15 Senators; (A) Budget and accounting measures, other than appro-
Danaceau, Paul
Staff Director Behrens, Eggert F
Prof. Staff Mor.
priations, (B) Reorganizations in the executive branch of the Government, Such committee
Mager Robert J.
Counsel Vienna, David P.
Prof. Starf Mbr.
Gell. Pample ,
Chief Circu Menard, Mary E.
Received.
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AID EXPENDITURES
SUBCOMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS
Ernest Gruening (D. -Alaska), Chairman
George McGovern (S. Dak.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Gurening, Muskie, Ribicoff, Metcalf, and Montoya.
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators McGovern, Jackson, Anderson, Gruening, Burdick, Metcalf.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Mundt, Hansen and Baker.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Fannin, Hansen, and Hatfield.
STAFF
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Gamble, James H.
Staff Assistant
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Beaser, Herbert W.
Chief Counsel Kreger, Roderick
Min. Consultant
Lippman, Joseph
Staff Director Eklund, Harriet
Editor
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MINERALS, MATERIALS AND FUELS
Ernest Gruening (D. -Alaska), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT RESEARCH
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Gruening, Jackson, Bible, Moss, McGovern, and Nelson.
Fred R. Harris (D. -Okla.), Chairman
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Jordan (Idaho), Allott, and Fannin.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Harris, McClellan, Ribicoff, and Montoya.
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MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Mundt and Hansen.
French, Stewart
Staff Assistant
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Ebbin, Steven
Staff Director
Brezina, Dennis
Staff Asst.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PARKS AND RECREATION
Mansbridge, Fred
Minority Staff Mbr.
Alan Bible (D.-Nev.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Bible, Jackson, Anderson, Church, Moss, and Neison.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Hansen, Kuchel, and Hatfield.
Edmund S. Muskie (D. -Maine), Chairman
Whitacre, Roy
Staff Assistant
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MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Muskie, Ervin, Ribicoff, Kennedy (N.Y.), Metcalf, Montoya.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Mundt, Hansen, and Baker.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS
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Frank Church (D.-Idaho), Chairman
Smith, Charles M.
Staff Director
Turner, E. Winslow
Gen. Counsel
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Church, Jackson, Bible, Gruening, Hayden, and Metcalf.
Berry, Robert E.
Minority Counsel
Pierce, Bonnie J.
Clerical Asst.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Allott, Jordan (Idaho), and Fannin.
Dennis, Lucinda T.
Admin. Secy.
Preast, Elizabeth A.
Clerical Asst.
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Ward, Porter
Staff Assistant
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATIONAL SECURITY AND INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS
Henry M. Jackson (D. Wash.), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON TERRITORIES AND INSULAR AFFAIRS
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Jackson, Muskie, Ribicoff, Harris, Kennedy (N. Y.), Metcalf.
Quentin N. Burdick (N. Dak.), Chairman
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Mundt, Javits and Baker.
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Burdick, Jackson, Hayden, McGovern, Nelson, Metcalf.
STAFF
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MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Allott, Jordan (Idaho), and Fannin.
Fosdick, Dorothy
Staff Director Tufts, Robert W.
Chief Consultant
Gamble, James H.
Staff Assistant
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Brown, Richard
Research Asst.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON WATER & POWER RESOURCES
Clinton P. Anderson (D. -N. Mex.), Chairman
COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Anderson, Jackson, Church, Moss, Burdick and Hayden.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Kuchel, Allott and Jordan (Idaho).
to consist of 1/ Senators; (1) Public Londs generolly, including entry, easements,
French, Stewart
Staff Assistant
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and grazing thereon, (2) Mineral resources of the public lands, (3) Forfeiture of land grants
and alien ownership, including alien ownership of mineral lands, (4) Forest reserves and
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT
national parks created from the public domain, (5) Military parks and battlefields, and
Henry M. Jackson (D. -Wash.), Chairman
national cemeteries, (6) Preservation of prehistoric ruins and abjects of interest on the pub-
MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Jackson and Anderson.
MINORITY: (1 R.) Sen. Kuchel.
lic domain, (7) Measures relating generally to the insular possessions of the United States
except those offecting their revenue ond appropriations, (8) Irrigation and reclomation, in-
cluding woter supply for reclamation projects, and easements of public lands for irrigation
COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
projects, (9) Interstate compacts relating to apportionment of waters for irrigation purposes
(10) Mining inter ests general, (11) Mineral land laws and claims and entries thereunder
to cansist of 16 Senators; (1) Judicial proceedings, civil and criminal, generally,
(12) Geological survey, (13) Mining schools and experimental stations, (14) Petroleum
(2) Constitional omendments, (3) Federal court and judges, (4) Lacal courts in the Territor-
conservation and conservation of the radium supply in the United States, (15) Relations of
ies and passessions, (5) Revision and codification of the statutes of the United Stotes,
the United States with the Indians and the Indian tribes, (16) Measures relating to the care,
(6) National penitentiaries, (7) Pratection of trade and commerce against unlawful restraints
education, and management of Indians, including the care and allotment of Indian lands and
and monapalies, (8) Holidays and celebrations, (9) Bankruptcy, mutiny, espionage, and
general and special measures relating to claims which are paid out of Indian funds.
counterfeiting, (10) State and Territorial boundary lines, (11) Meetings of Congress, attend-
once of Members, and their acceptance of incompatible offices, (12) Civil liberties, (13)
Henry M. Jackson (D. -Wash.), Chairman and ex-officio member of all subcommittees
Patents, capyrights, and trodemorks, (14) Patent Office, (15) Immigration and naturalizo-
tian, (16) Appartionment of Representatives, (17) Measures relating to claims against the
MAJORITY: (11 D.) Senators Jackson - Wash.; Anderson - N. Mex.; Bible - Nev.; Church -
United States, (18) Interstate compacts generally.
Idaho; Gruening Alaska; Moss Utah; Burdick N. Dak.; Hayden Ariz.; McGovern-
S. Dak.; Nelson-Wis.; and Metcalf-Mont.
James 0. Eastland (D.-Miss.), Chairman
MINORITY: (6 R.) Senators Kuchel - Calif. ; Allott-Colo.; Jordan - Idaho; Fannin - Ariz. ;
MAJORITY: (11 D.) Senators Eastland-Miss. McClellan-Ark.; Ervin-N. Car.; Dodd -
-Wyoming; and Hatfield-Oregon.
Conn.; Hart-Mich.; Long-Mo.; Kennedy Bayh-Indiana; Burdick-N. Dak.;
Tydings-Md.; and Smathers-Fla.
STAFF
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Thurmond S. Car.
Verkler, Jerry T.
Staff Director
Frank, Laurence
Documents Clerk
STAFF
French, Stewart
Chief Counsel
Donnelley, Rosemary
Secy.
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Reid, E. Lewis
Minority Counsel
Sutton, Betty
Secy.
Holloman, John H., III
Chief Counsel
Chrissos, Costas D.
Clerical Asst.
Hart, Darryl A.
Asst. Min. Counsel
Mackenzie, Jessie
Secy.
& Staff Director
Gray, Beatrice M.
Clerical Asst.
Gamble, James H.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Brateng, Avis
Secy.
Collins, Thomas B.
Prof. Staff Mor.
Mathews, Vivian C.
Clerical Asst.
Van Ness, 'iam J.
Spec. Counsel
Click, Janis
Secy.
Green, George S.
Prof. Staff Ubr.
Mundy, Elinore M
Clerical Asst.
Ward, Port
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Williams, Victoria
Secy.
Rosenberger, Francis C.
Prof. Staff V5
Smith, Midred
Clerical Asst.
Whitacre, Roy M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Nolan, Barbara
Secy.
Mockett, Peter V. "
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CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FEDERAL CHARTERS, HOLIDAYS AND CELEBRATIONS
Edward V. Long (D-Mo.), Chairman
Everett M. Dirksen (R. -III.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Long, Hart, Bayh, and Burdick.
MAJORITY: (1 D.) Senator McClellan.
MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Dirksen.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Dirksen, and Thurmond.
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION
Fensterwald, Bernard, Jr.
Chief Counsel
Smith, Kennard
Investigator
James Eastland -Miss.), Chairman
Waters, Bernard, Jr.
Minority Counsel
Lanier, Dorothy T.
Clerk for Minority
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Eastland, McClellan, Ervin, Kennedy (Mass.), and Hart.
Homme H. G. Jr.
Asst. Counsel
Mote Eleanor D.
Clerk for Minority
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Dirksen, Fong, and Thurmond.
Kass, Benny L.
Asst. Counsel
Radcliffe, Shirley J.
Secy.
STAFF
Helein, Charles H.
Consultant
Hargadine, Georganna M.
Asst. Clerk
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Coulter, Kathryn M.
Spec. Asst.
Pogue, Betty A.
Asst. Clerk
Mesmer, Fred M.
Staff Director
DeGooyer, Franzetta R.
Clerk
Pattie, Kenton H.
Rsch. Asst.
Willging, James F.
Asst. Clerk
Ashcraft, Ann
Clerk
Horrigan, Arthur J.
Staff Mbr.
Ohlhausen, William G.
Rsch. Asst.
Blair, Drury H.
Staff Mbr.
McCloskey, Mary J.
Clerk
Stevens, William A.
Minority Staff Mbr.
Buckner, Catlett L.
Staff Mbr.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ANTITRUST AND MONOPOLY LEGISLATION
SUBCOMMITTEE ON IMPROVEMENTS IN JUDICIAL MACHINERY
Philip A. Hart (D. -Mich.), Chairman
Joseph D. Tydings (D. Md.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Hart, Dodd, Long (Mo.) McClellan, Ervin, Kennedy (Mass.).
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Tydings, McClellan, Hart, Ervin, and Smathers.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Dirksen, Hruska, and Fong.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Hruska, and Scott.
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Blair, Dr. John M.
Chief Economist
Alexander, Lois E.
Economist
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George, Elaine
Steno.
McCarthy, Catherine McQ.
Steno.
Figinski, M. Albert
Chief Counsel
Greene, Jacquelyn Y.
Secy.
Blum, Jack A.
Asst. Counsel
Dawson, Gloria (Mrs.)
Steno.
Daneker, David C.
Deputy Counsel
Burke, Brenda B.
Secy.
Chaney, Katherine Ford
Steno.
Montier, Mrs. Gladys E.
Chief Clerk
Gherardi, Thomas G.
Deputy Counsel
Fetner, Barbara A.
Secy.
Chumbris, Peter N.
Minority Counsel
Brown, Sara E.
Steno. for Minority
Nelson, Richard P.
Minority Counsel
Swanson, Verla M.
Secy. to Minority
Clifford, George E.
Asst. Counsel
Read, Arlone
Steno.
Scott, Dorothy M.
Chief Clerk
Cohen, S. Jerry
Staff Director &
Biancaniello, Mary Jean
Steno.
Chief Counsel
Pearo, James E., Jr.
Messenger
SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATIONAL PENITENTIARIES
Bangert, Charles E.
Asst. Counsel
Sparks, Wilbur D.
Atty.
Edward V. Long (D.-Mo,), Chairman
Flurry, Horace L.
Asst. Staff Dir.
Thompson Alyce M.
Minority
Staff
Mbr.
MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Long, Burdick. MINORITY: (2 R) Senators Hruska, Scott.
and Chief Counsel
Measday, Walter S.
Economist
Goodwin, Dorothy D.
Attorney
Youngblood, Joanne
Steno.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PATENTS, TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHTS
Sharp, Dean E.
Asst. Counsel
Williams, Thomas C.
Assoc. Counsel
John L. McClellan (D. -Ark.), Chairman
Randall, Donald A.
Asst. Counsel
Waters, Brenda C.
Telephone Operator
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators McClellan, Hart, and Burdick.
Shipman, Philip C.
File Clerk
Zayanni, Emily W.
Steno.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Scott and Fong.
Bario, Patricia Y.
Edit. Dir. & Ofc. Mgr.
Spence, William A., Jr. Research Asst.
STAFF
Schultz, James S.
Minority Counsel
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Haaser, Stephen G.
Chief Clerk
Miller, Wilma E.
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Brennan, Thomas C.
Chief Counsel
Ronca, Vivian R.
Asst. Clerk
Birch Bayh (D. -Ind.), Chairman
Williams, Edd N., Jr.
Assoc. Counsel
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Bayh, Eastland, Dodd, Ervin, Tydings, and Smathers.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Dirksen, Hruska, Fong, and Thurmond.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON REVISION AND CODIFICATION
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Sam J. Ervin (D.-N. Car.), Chairman
Conrad, Larry A.
Chief Counsel
McGroarty, Bernadette
MAJORITY: 2 D.) Senators Ervin and Hart. MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Scott.
Flynn, Clyde
Minority Counsel
Maloney, James J.
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Cummings, Lawrence
Schaub, Glenda Graham
Smith, Robert Bland
Chief Counsel
Reed, Lois (Mrs.)
Clerk
Esmond, Esther H.
Minority Clerk
Swanson, Martha I.
Price, Ruth S. (Mrs.)
Chief Clerk
SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY
Sam J. Ervin, Jr. (D.-N. Car.), Chairman
James 0. Eastland (D. -Miss.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Ervin, McClellan, Long (Mo.), Kennedy (Mass.) Bayh Smathers.
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Eastland, McClellan, Ervin, Dodd, Bayh, and Smathers.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Hruska, Fong, and Thurmond.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Hruska, Dirksen, Scott, and Thurmond.
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Woodard, Paul L.
Chief Counsel
Lorenzo, Christopher M. Research Asst.
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& Staff Director
Lyles, Helen S.
Secy.
Sourwine, J. G.
Chief Counsel
Conner, Carrie
Secy.
Edmisten, Rufus L.
Counsel
MacNaughton, Marcia J.
Prof.
Staff
Mbr.
Arens, William H.
Investigator
Somes, Naomi W.
Clerk
Evans, Lewis W.
Counsel
Nelson, Richard P.
Minority Counsel
Baker, Dorothy C.
Office Manager
Ziglar, James W.
Rsch. Asst.
Butler, Elaine M.
Secy.
Simmons, Belva T.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Littman, A. Warren
Assoc. Counsel
Dua, Bernice E.
Secy.
Gomez, Angelina T.
Secy.
Smith, W. Hall, III
Prof. Staff Mbr.
McArthur, Alan D.
Assoc. Counsel
Fann, Frances M.
Secy.
Gowen, Mary A.
Secy.
Madden, Roberta F.
Secy.
Norpel, John R., Jr.
Research D
Tonnar, Helen
Conf. Secy.
Grieg, Lydia S.
Chief Clerk
Schroeder, Frank W.
Chief Investigator
Hutto, Ralph H., Jr.
Asst. Edit. Dir.
Tarabochia, Alfonso L.
Investigator
Tinajero, Dorothy S.
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ORIMINAL LAWS & PROCEDURES
Scott, Samuel J.
Asst. Counsel
Miller, Carolyn L.
Steno.
John L. McClellan (D. -Ark.), Chairman
Warren, Donald S.
Editorial Director
Blackwell, Kitty B.
Conf. Secy.
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators McClellan, Ervin, Hart, Eastland, and Kennedy (Mass.).
MINORITY: (? ) Senators Hruska, Scott, and Thurmond.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
MAJORITY:
) Senators McClellan, Ervin, Hart. MINORITY: (2 D.) Sen. Hruska, Scott.
Thomas Dodd (D. -Conn.) Chairman
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MAJORITY: (6 D.1 Senators Dodd, Hart, Bayh, Burdick, Tydi
and Kennedy (Mass.)
Paisley, William A.
Chief Counsel Downey, Mabel A.
Clerk
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Hruska, Fong, and Thurmond.
(Continued)
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES
STAFF
SUBCOMMITTEE ON EDUCATION
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Wayne Morse (D.-Ore.), Chairman
Perian, Carl L.
Staff Director
Gleason, Eugene W.
Editorial Dir.
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Senators Morse, Hill, Yarborough, Clark, Randolph, Kennedy (N. Y.),
McGill, Elizabeth T.
Chief Clerk
Mooney, William C.
Investigator
and Williams (N.J.).
Freivalds, Peter
Research Asst.
Frank, Julia P.
Staff Asst.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Prouty, Javits, Dominick, and Murphy.
Smith, Nancy L.
Asst. Chief Clerk
Ganyon, Sandra S.
Secy.
Bldg.
Room
Ext.
Ketcham, Anne W.
Staff Asst.
Baugher, Barbara R.
Secy.
Lee, Charles
Prof. Staff Mbr.
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DePaulo, Elizabeth V.
Staff Asst.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON EMPLOYMENT AND MANPOWER
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON REFUGEES AND ESOAPEES
Joseph S. Clark (D. Penn.), Chairman
Edward M. Kennedy (D. -Mass.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (6 D. Senators Clark, Randolph, Pell, Kennedy (Mass.), Nelson, Kennedy (NY).
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Kennedy (Mass.), McClellan and Tydings.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Prouty, Javits, and Murphy.
MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Fong.
Smith, William C.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
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3968
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Abrams, George
General Counsel
McDonald, Shannon
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH
Chang, Donald M.
Minority Counsel deHaan, Dale S.
Rsch. Asst.
Lister Hill (D.-Ala.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Hill, Yarborough, Williams (N.J.), Pell, and Kennedy (Mass. ).
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON SEPARATION OF POWERS
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Javits, Murphy and Dominick.
Sam J. Ervin (D. -N. Car.), Chairman
Barclay, Robert
Prof. Staff Mbr.
NSOB
4220
5375
MAJORITY: (3D.) Sen. Ervin, McClellan, Burdick. MIN. (2 Sen. Dirksen, Hruska.
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON LABOR
Baskir, Lawrence
Chief Counsel& Moore, Thelma P.
Chief Clerk
Ralph W. Yarborough (D.-Tex.), Chairman
Staff Director
Brady, Lawrence J.
Minority Counsel
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Senators Yarborough, Morse, Randolph, Pell, Nelson, Kennedy (N. Y.),
Kurland, Philip B.
Chief Consultant
Bobbitt, Mary M.
Secy.
and Williams (N.J.).
Bickel, Alexander M.
Consultant
McCoskey, Robert G.
Consultant
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Javits, Prouty, Fannin, and Griffin.
Harris Robert 0.
Counsel
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SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON TRADING WITH THE ENEMY ACT
John L. McClellan (D. Ark.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators McClellan, Dodd, Ervin, and Kennedy (Mass.).
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MIGRATORY LABOR
MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Dirksen.
Harrison A. Williams, Jr., (D.-N.J.), Chairman
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MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Williams (N.J.), Kennedy (Mass.), Nelson, Kennedy (N.Y.)
Gooselaw, Jay E. (Mrs.)
Chief Clerk
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Murphy and Fannin.
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Blackwell, Frederick R.
Counsel Wilkinson, Carolyn
Clerical Asst
COMMITTEE ON LABOR AND PUBLIC WELFARE
Chertkov, Boren
Assoc. Counsel Dobbyn, Nina
Clerical Asst
Smith, Jeanette
Clerical Asst.
". to consist of 16 Senators; (1) Measures relating to education, labor or public
welfare generally, (2) Mediation and arbitration of labor disputes, (3) Wages and hours of
SUBCOMMITTEE ON RAILROAD RETIREMENT
labor, (4) Convict labor and the entry of goods made by convicts into interstate commerce,
Claiborne Pell (D. -R.I.), Chairman
(5) Regulation or prevention of importation of foreign laborers under contract, (6) Child lab-
MAJORITY: D.) Senators Pell, Morse, Clark. MINORITY R.) Sen. Dominick, Griffin.
or, (7) Labor statistics, (8) Labar standards, (9) School-lunch pragram, (10) Vocational
Wexler, Stephen
Counsel
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rehabilitation, (11) Railroad labor and railroad retirement and unemployment, except revenue
measures relating thereto, (12) United States Employees' Compensation Commission, (13)
Columbia Institution for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind; Howard University; Freedmen's Hospi-
SUBCOMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS
tal; and Saint Elizabeth's Hospital, (14) Public health and quarantine, (15) Welfare of miners
Edward Kennedy (D. Mass.), Chairman
(16) Vocational rehabilitation and education of veterans, (17) Veterans' hospitals, medical
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Sen. Kennedy (Mass.), Yarborough, Randolph, Nelson, and
care and treatment of veterans, (18) Soldiers' and sailors' civil relief, (19) Readjustment
Kennedy (N. Y.).
of servicemen to civil life.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Dominick, Fannin, and Griffin.
Guest, James
Counsel
OSOB
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453
Lister HIII (D.-Ala.), Chairman
Kettendorf, Helen
Clerical Asst.
OSOB
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453
MAJORITY: (10 D.) Senators Hill-Ala.; Morse Ore.; Yarborough - Tex. Clark-Penn.;
Randolph W. Va.; Williams N.J.; Pell R.I.; Kennedy-Mass.; Nelson Wis.; and
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON ARTS & HUMANITIES
Kennedy N.Y.
Claiborne Pell (D. -R.I.), Chairman
MINORITY: (5 R.) Senators Javits-N.Y.; Prouty-Vt.; Dominick-Colo.; Murphy - Calif.;
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Pell, Yarborough, Williams (N.J.), and Kennedy (Mass.).
Fannin-Ariz.; and Griffin Mich.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Javits and Murphy.
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Wexler, Stephen
Counsel
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McClure, Stewart E.
Chief Clerk
Whittaker, Marjorie
Asst. Chf. Clk.
Forsythe, John S.
General Counsel
Eagle, Helyn
Clerical Asst.
Barclay, Robert
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Gould, Lucille
Clerical Asst.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON INDIAN EDUCATION
Lee, Charles
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Forsythe, Eleanor
Clerical Asst.
Robert F. Kennedy, (D. N.Y.), Chairman
Smith, William
Assoc. Counsel
Garofoli, Sandra
Clerical Asst.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Kennedy (N. Y.), Morse, Williams and Yarborough.
Wexler, Stephen
Assoc. Counsel
Hampton, Dolores
Clerical Asst.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Fannin and Dominick.
Harris Robert 0.
Assoc. Counsel
Porcher Margaret
Clerical Asst.
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Finnegan, Les
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Price, Ann G.
Clerical Asst.
Marmeter, Adrian
Prot. Staff Mbr.
Higdon, Margo
Clerical Asst
Carleton, Charles
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Coffey, Steven
Editor
Gray, John
Minority Staff Mbr.
Millenson, Roy
Minority Clerk
Weatherman, Julie
Clerical Asst.
Mittelman, Eugene
Minority Counsel
Hocutt, Anne
Clerical Asst.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON UTILIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC MANPOWER
Patricelli, hert
Min. Prof. Staff Mbr.
Patterson, Ellen
Clerical Asst.
Gaylord Nelson ID. -Wis.), Chairman
McClintoc. ary
Min. Cler. Asst.
Brown, Daphne
Min. Cler. Asst.
MAJORITY (2 0.) Senatives Clare
Benedict, Peter
Assoc. Min. Counsel
Raskin, Beatrice
Min. Cler. Asst.
Overler
Stephen
Otley, William
Printing Clerk
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE
Huyett, J. B. Jr.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Garrabrant, C. Ann
Clerical Asst.
Meyer, M. Barry
Counsel
Douglas, LaVerne
Clerical Asst.
to consist of 12 Senators; (1) The Federal service generally, (1) The status
of officers ond employees of the United States, including their compensation, classification,
Symes. Harold A.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Medlin, Pauline B.
Clerical Asst.
van Vladricken, J. F.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Midthun Ruth
Minority ClericalAsst.
and retirement, (3) The postal service generally, including the railway mail service, and
Gerrish, Richard E.
Minority Staff Director
Putz, Eleanor M.
Clerical Asst.
measures relating to ocean mail and pneumatic-tube service; but excluding post roads, (4)
Postal-savings banks, (5) Census and the collection of statistics generally, (6) The Nation-
Grundy, Richard
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Guard, Bailey
Min. Asst. Chief Clk.
al Archives.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON AIR AND WATER POLLUTION
A. S. Mike Monroney (D. -Okla.), Chairman and ex-officio member of all subcommittees.
Edmund S. Muskie (D. -Maine), Chairman
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Senators Monroney Okla.; Yarborough Texas; Randolph W. Va. ;
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Senators Muskie, Randolph, Bayh, Tydings, Inouye, Montoya Spong.
McGee -Wyo.; Brewster Hartke Burdick Dak.; and Hollings Car.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Boggs, Murphy, Cooper, and Baker.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Carlson-Kan.; Fong-Hawaii; Boggs - Del.; Fannin-Ariz.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FLOOD CONTROL - RIVER AND HARBORS
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Stephen M. Young (D. Ohio), Chairman
Burzio, John M.
Staff Director
Johnston, Gladys N.
Secy.
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Senators Young (Ohio), Randolph, Muskie, Gurening Jordan (N. Car.),
Minton, E. David
General Counsel
Moore, Ann G.
Secy.
Paschal, Frank A.
Minority Clerk
Talley, Dixie Lee
Secy.
Inouye and Bayh.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Cooper, Fong, Murphy, and Jordan (Idaho).
Key, Hugh B., II
Thornburg, Claudia M.
Secy.
Murph, Harold F.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Winter, Donna R.
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Yocum, Jack
Rsch. Analyst
Elliott, Aileen
Rsch. Analyst
B. Everett Jordan (D. -N. Car.), Chairman
Miller, William W.
Printing Clerk
Thiers, Edith W.
Postmaster Clerk
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Jordan (N.Car.), Young (Ohio), and Inouye.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Fong and Boggs.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON CIVIL SERVICE
Jennings Randolph (D. -W. Va.), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC ROADS
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Randolph, Hartke, Burdick, and Hollings.
Jennings Randolph (D. -W. Va.), Chairman
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Fong and Fannin.
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Senators Randolph, Gurening, Jordan (N.C.), Bayh, Montoya, Young
SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONTESTED NOMINATIONS
(Ohio), Tydings and Spong.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Senators Cooper, Fong, Boggs, Jordan (Idaho), and Baker.
A. S. Mike Monroney (D.-Okla.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Monroney, Yarborough. MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Carlson.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Jennings Randolph (D. -W. Va.), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH BENEFITS AND LIFE INSURANCE
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Randolph, Muskie, Gruening, Montoya Tydings, Spong.
Daniel B. Brewster (D. -Md.), Chairman
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Cooper, Murphy, Jordan (Idaho), and Baker.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Brewster, McGee, Hartke, and Hollings.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Boggs, and Fannin.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON POSTAL AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE ON RULES AND ADMINISTRATION
Ralph Yarborough (D. Tex.), Chairman
to consist of 9 Senators; (A) Matters relating to the payment of money out of the
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Yarborough, McGee, Brewster, and Hartke.
contingent fund of the Senate or creating a charge upon the same; except that any resolution
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Carlson and Fong.
relating to substantive matter within the jurisdiction of any other standing committee of the
Senate shall be first referred to such committee, (B) Except as provided in paragraph (o) 8,
SUBCOMMITTEE ON RETIREMENT
matters relating to the Library of Congress and the Senate Library; statuary and pictures;
Gale W. McGee (D. -Wyo.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators McGee, Yarborough, Randolph, and Burdick.
acceptance or purchase of works of art for the Capitol; the Botanic Gardens; managementof
the Library of Congress; purchase of books and manuscripts; erection of monuments to the
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Fong and Boggs.
memory of individuals, (C) Except as provided in paragraph (o) 8, matters relating to the
Smithsonian Institution and the incorporation of similar institutions, (D) Matters relating to
the election of the President, Vice President, or Members of Congress; corrupt practices;
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
contested elections; credentials and qualifications; Federal elections generally; Presidential
to consist of 16 Senators; (1) Flood control and improvement of rivers and harbors
succession, (E) Matters relating to parliamentary rules; floor and gallery rules; Senate Res-
taurant; administration of the Senate Office Buildings and of the Senate Wing of the Capitol;
(2) Public works for the benefit of navigation, and bridges and dams (other than internation-
al bridges ond dams), (3) Water power, (4) Oil and other pollution of navigable waters
assignment of office space; and services to the Senate, (F) Matters relating to printing and
carrection of the Congressional Record."
(5) Public buildings and occupied or improved grounds of the United States generally, (6)
"Such committee shall also have the duty of assigning office space in the Senate
Measures relating to the purchase of sites and construction of post offices, customhouses,
Federal courthouses, and Government buildings within the District of Columbia, (7) Meas-
wing of the Capitol and in the Senate Office Buildings."
ures relating to the Capitol building and the Senate and House Office Buildings, (8) Meas.
B. Everett Jordan (D. -N. Car.), Chairman
ures relating to the construction or reconstruction, maintenance, and care of the buildings,
and grounds of the Botanic Gardens, the Library of Congress, and the Smithsonian Institu-
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Jordan-N. Car.; Hayden-Ariz.; Cannon-Nev.; Pell-R. I.;
ion, (9) Public reservations and parks within D.C. including Rock Creek Park and the Zoo-
Clark Penn.; and Byrd-W. Va.
logical Park, (10) Measures relating to construction or maintenance of roads and post roads.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Curtis - Neb. Cooper Ky.; and Scott Penn.
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Jennings Randolph (D. -W. Va.), Chairman and ex officio member of all subcommittees.
Harrison, Gorden F.
Staff Director
Hastings, Lewis B.
Prof. Staff Mor.
MAJORITY: Sen. Randolph-1 Va.; Young-Ohio; Muskie Gruening-
Alexander, Hugh Q.
Chief Counsel
Moore, Marian G.
Asst. Chief Clerk
Jordan Inouye Hawaii; Bayh-Ind. Montoya- Tydings Spong- Va.
Mote, Walter L.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Sharp, Hildreth T.
Clerical Asst.
MINORITY: (6 R.) Senators Cooper Ky.; Fong Hawaii; Boggs Del.; Murphy -Calif.;
Hastings, Lewis B.
Prof. Staff Mor
Segers, Miriam
Clerical Asst.
Jordan - Idaho; and Baker-Tenn.
Green, Fitzhugh
Prof. Staff Mor.
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Royce, Richard B.
Chief Clerk&
Clark, Frances T.
Calendar Clerk
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS
Staff Director
Forcum, Kathaleen R.
Admin. Clerk
Howard W. Cannon 10 -Nev.), Chairman
Billings, LL... G.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Cole, Joan C.
Asst. to Chief Clk.
(Centinued)
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Duffy, James H.
Chief Counsel Daly, Mary G.
Secy.
Jennings Randolph (D.-W. Va.), Chairman
Van Kirk, Burkett
Minority Counsel Orton, Charlotte
Secy. Asst.
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Randolph, Sparkman, Bible, Nelson, Smathers.
Dahlke, Barbara R.
Clerical Asst.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Baker, Dominick, and Javits.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON STANDING RULES OF THE SENATE
Carl Hayden (D.-Ariz.), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON TAXES
MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Hayden and Cannon. MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Cooper.
Alan Bible (D.-Nev.), Chairman
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MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Bible, Long (La.), Bartlett, Harris, and Smathers.
Zuver, Charles O.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Hatfield, Baker, and Javits.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON LIBRARY
SELECT COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS AND CONDUCT
B. Everett Jordan (D. -N. Car.), Chairman
consisting of six Members of the Senate
three
majority
and
three
MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Jordan (N.C.), Clark. MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Cooper.
minority. Receives complaints and investigates allegations of improper conduct
re-
commends disciplinary action recommends additional rules or regulations reports
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PRINTING
violations of law to proper authorities.
Carl Hayden (D.-Ariz.), Chairman
John Stennis (D. Miss.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Hayden and Jordan (N. Car.) MINORITY: (1 R.) Sen. Scott.
Wallace F. Bennett (R. -Utah), Vice Chairman
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Stennis, Monroney, and McCarthy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON RESTAURANT
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Bennett, Cooper, and Pearson.
Howard W. Cannon(D. -Nev.), Chairman
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MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Cannon and Clark. MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Scott.
Fern, Benjamin R.
Chief Counsel White Grace M.
Secy.
Spence, H. Michael
Assoc. Counsel Marciniak, Elizabeth P.
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
Claiborne Pell (D. -R.I.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Pell, Byrd (W. Va.). MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator. Cooper.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON AGING
to consist of 20 members of the Senate. Studies and investigates problems of the
SELECT COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS
aging and reports findings and makes recommendations to the United States Senate, but does
to consist of 17 Senators. It shall be the duty of such committee to study and
not report legislation. Scheduled to expire Jan. 31, 1968.
survey by means of research and investigation all problems of American small-business ent-
Harrison A. Williams (D. -N.J.), Chairman
erprises, and to obtain all facts possible in relation thereto which not only be of public int-
MAJORITY: (13 D.) Senators Williams Smathers Morse - Ore. ; Bible-Nev.;
erest, but which would aid the Congress in enacting remedial legislation and to report to the
Church-Idaho; Randolph - W. Va.; Muskie-Me.; Long-Mo.; Moss - Utah; Kennedy -
Senate from time to time the results of such studies and surveys. No proposed legislation
Mass.; Yarborough Texas; Young - Ohio; and Mondale-Minn.
shall be referred to such committee and such committee shall not have power to report
MINORITY: (7 R.) Senators Dirksen III.; Carlson Kan.; Prouty - Vt.; Fong Hawaii;
by bill or otherwise have legislative jurisdiction.
Miller Iowa; Morton Ky.; and Hansen Wyoming.
George A. Smathers (D. -Fla.), Chairman
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MAJORITY: (11 D.) Senators Smathers - Fla Sparkman-Ala. Long-La.; Morse - Ore.
Oriol, William E.
Staff Director
Keevers, Marion P.
Min. Chief Clerk
Bible Nev.; Randolph W. Va.; Bartlett Alaska; Williams N.J.; Nelson Wis.;
Norman, J. William
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Hyder, Carolyn R.
Asst. Clerk
Montoya N. Mex.; and Harris Okla.
Slinkard, Patricia G.
Chief Clerk Miller, John Guy
Min. Staff Dir.
MINORITY: (6 R.) Senators Javits Y.; Scott-Penn.; Cotton-N.H.; Dominick-Colo.;
Baker Tenn.; and Hatfield-Oregon.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSUMER INTERESTS OF THE ELDERLY
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Harrison A. Williams, Jr. (D.-N.J.), Chairman
McInarnay, William T.
Staff Director &
Evans, Ernest
Prof. Staff Mbr.
MAJORITY: (7 Senators Williams, Morse, Church, Muskie, Long, Kennedy, Yarborough.
General Counsel
Byrne, Elizabeth A.
Chief Clerk
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Fong, Carlson, Morton, and Hansen.
Watts, Raymond D.
Assoc. Counsel
Taylor, Gertrude N.
Asst. Chief Clerk
O'Connor Blake
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Dye Elaine
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON EMPLOYMENT AND RETIREMENT INCOMES
Gordon, Benjamin
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Klatt, Sandra Kay
Secy.
Jennings Randolph (D. -W. Va.), Chairman
Spira, Herbert L.
Counsel
Cox Rhonda F.
Secy.
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Randolph, Church, Bible, Long (Mo.), and Moss.
Ford, Tim C.
Counsel
Murphy, Pamela
Secy.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Prouty, Fong, and Miller.
Swann, John
Clerical Asst.
Young, Diana
Secy.
Grossman, James H.
Minority Counsel
Hauser, Mary Ruth
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FEDERAL, STATE AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
Frankel, Emil
Asst. Minority Counsel
Edward M. Kennedy (D. -Mass.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Kennedy (Mass.), Bible, Yarborough and Young (Ohio).
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FINANCING AND INVESTMENT
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Miller, Dirksen, and Hansen.
John Sparkman (D.-Ala.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Sparkman, Bartlett, Morse, Williams (N.J.), and Smathers.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH OF THE ELDERLY
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Dominick, Cotton, Javits.
George A. Smathers (D. -Fla.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Senators Smathers, Morse, Muskie, Long, Moss, Yarborough, Williams
SUBCOMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT
(N.J.), Kennedy(Mass.) and Mondale.
Joseph M. Montoya (D. -N. Mex.), Chairman
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Dirksen, Carlson, Fong, and Morton.
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Montoya, Long (La.), Bible, Randolph, and Smathers.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Scott, Cotton, and Javits.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY
Frank E. Moss (D. -Utah), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MONOPOLY
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Senators Moss, Williams (N.J.), Church, Muskie, Young (Chio), Morse,
Gaylord Nelson (D. -Wis.), Chairman
Kennedy (Mass), and Mondale.
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Nelson, Sparkman, Long (La.), Morse, and Smathers.
MINDRITY: (4 R.) Senators Carlson, Prouty, Morton and Hansen.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Scott, Hatfield, and Javits.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON LONG-TERM CARE
Frank E. Moss (0. Utah), Chairman
SUBCOMMIT
ON RETAILING, DISTRIBUTION, AND MARKETING PRAOTICES
Wayne Morse D.-Ore.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Morse, Williams (N.J.), Montoya, Harris, and Smathers.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Cotton, Scott, and Javits.
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
SUBCOMMITTEE ON RETIREMENT AND THE INDIVIDUAL
Walter F. Mondale (D. Minn.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Sen. Mondale, Long, Kennedy (Mass.), Young (Ohio) and Yarborough.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Prouty, Fong and Miller.
SENATE DEMOCRATIC POLICY COMMITTEE
Mike Mansfield (D.-Mont.), Chairman
Senators Mansfield Mont.; Hill Ala.; Russell Ga.; Hayden Ariz.; Magnuson Wash.;
Pastore-R.I.; and Symington - Mo.
Ex Officio: Senators Long-La.; and Byrd, W. Va.
Legislative Review Committee: Senator Muskie Me., Chairman; Senators Inouye-Hawaii;
Hart-Mich.; and Brewster-Maryland.
STAFF S-118 CAPITOL Direct Dial 225-5551
Moore, Pauline R.
Chief Clerk & Leach, Daniel E.
Counsel
Counsel Mathew, Marie
Secy.
Ferris, Charles
Counsel
Kingston, Kathleen
Secy.
Sames, Mary A.
Counsel
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Edmund Muskie (D. Maine), Chairman
Joseph Tydings (D. -Md.), Vice Chairman
Senators Harris, Jackson, McGee, McIntyre, Mondale, Proxmire, Sparkman, Anderson,
Bartlett, and Symington.
STAFF 130 OSOB
Direct Dial 225-2447
Hoffmann, Frank N.
Executive Director
Towles,
Barbara
Secy. to Exec. Dir.
SENATOR GEO
(R) Vermont
Peterson, Isabelle M.
Admin. Secy.
Committee on A
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SENATE DEMOCRATIC STEERING COMMITTEE
Agric. Credit
makes Democratic Committee Assignments.
Soil Conserva
Mike Mansfield (D.-Mont.), Chairman
Committee on F
Senators Mansfield - Mont.; Bible-Nev.; Clark-Penn.; Dodd-Conn.; Ellender - I Hayden -
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Ariz.; Holland-Fla.; McClellan-Ark.; Russell-Ga.; Williams-N.J.; McCarthy - Minn.;
American Rej
Anderson- Mex.; Symington - Mo. ; Proxmire-Wis.; and Hartke-Ind.
Disarmament
Ex Officio Members: Senators Byrd-W. Va.; and Long-La.
State Dept. o
Canadian Aff
SENATE REPUBLICAN POLICY COMMITTEE
Joint Committee
su
Bourke B. Hickenlooper, (R.-Iowa), Chairman
Communities
Senators Hickenlooper, Smith-Me.; Young-N. Dak.; Dirksen-III. Kuchel-Calif.; Mur
Research, De
phy-Calif; Carlson - Kan. ; Cotton, N.H.; Morton - Ky. Aiken-Vt.; Bennett-Utah;
Legislation
Dominick-Colo.; Javits-N.Y.; Mundt - S. Dak. and Williams-Del.
SENATOR GORD
STAFF 333 OSOB
Direct Dial 225-2946
(R) Colorado
Rhodes, Fred B., Jr.
Staff Director
Kammerman, David
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Committee on A
LaPlante, Bryan F.
Deputy Staff Dir.
Makarius, Cordelia B.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
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Barr, Bruce R.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Templeman, Harold M.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Department C
Burgess, Arthur E.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Hatch, William B.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Deficiences -
Clancy, Martin J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Lombard, Charles F.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Foreign Oper
DeWeese, Winitrede B.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Winnett, Dolores K.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Independent (
Public Works
SENATE REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Army Civil
Bureau of
George Murphy (R. Calif.), Chairman
Power
Hugh Scott (R. Penn.), Vice Chairman
Treasury, P.
Senators Murphy, Scott, Hruska, Cooper, Thurmond, Fong, Boggs, Miller, Tower,
Transportatic
Pearson, Baker, Brooke, Percy, Hatfield.
Committee on In
STAFF 445 OSOB
Direct Dial 225-2351
su
Nunn, Lee R.
Director Frazier, Doris
Recptnst.
Minerals, Ma
Clitton, Richard P.
Secy.
Public Lands
Water & Pow
SENATE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES ON COMMITTEES
Joint Committee
makes Republican Committee Assignments.
essential Fe
Frank Carlson (R.-Kansas), Chairman
Senators Carlson-Kan.; Curtis-Neb.; Case-N.J.; Allott-Colo.; Morton-Ky.; Prouty-Vt.;
Jordan-Idaho; Fannin-Ariz.; Griffin Mich.; and Hansen Wyo.
SENATOR CLIN
(D) New Mex
SENATE REPUBLICAN CALENDAR COMMITTEE
Committee on A.
Senator Paul J. Fannin, Chairman, and Senator Baker.
Chairman
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Foreign Affairs
(Suite 2170. phone 5021, meets Tuesday)
: others E. Morgan, of Pennsylvania.
Frances P. Bollon, of Ohio.
coment J. Zablocki, of Wisconsin.
E. Ross Adair, of Indiana.
Denar Burleson, of Texas.
William S. Mailliard, of California.
I-dua F. Kelly, of New York.
Peter 11. B. Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey.
Wayne L. Hays, of Ohio.
William S. Broomfield, of Michigan.
Armistend I. Solden, Jr., of Alabama.
J. Irving Whalley, of Pennsylvania.
Barratt O'Hara, of Illinois.
II. R. Gross, of Iowa.
1. 11. Fountain, of North Carolina.
E. Y. Berry, of South Dakota.
Dante B. Fascell, of Florida.
Edward J. Derwinski, of Illinois.
Leonard Farbstein, of New York.
F. Bradford Morse, of Massachusetts.
Charles C. Diggs, Jr., of Michigan.
Vernon W. Thomson, of Wisconsin.
William T. Murphy, of Illinois.
James G. Fulton, of Pennsylvania.
Cornelius E. Gallagher, of New Jersey.
Paul Findley, of Illinois.
Robert N. C. Nix, of Pennsylvania.
John Buchanan, of Alabama.
John S. Monagan, of Connecticut.
Robert Taft, Jr., of Ohio.
Donald M. Fraser, of Minnesota.
Benjamin S. Rosenthal, of New York.
Edward R. Roybal, of California.
John C. Culver, of Iowa.
Lee H. Hamilton, of Indiana.
John V. Tunney, of California.
Boyd Crawford, Staff Administrator
Armed Services
(Suite 2120. phone 4151. meets Tuesday)
i Rivers, of South Carolina.
William 11. Bales, of Massachusetts.
I
Plation, of Massachusetts.
bestic C. Arends, of Illinois.
word Hebert, of Louisiana.
Alvin E. O'Konski, of Wisconsin.
with Price, of Illinois.
William (i. Bray, of Indiana.
Fisher, of Texas.
Bob Wilson, of California.
Porter Hardy, Jr., of Virginia.
Charles S. Gubser, of California.
Charles E. Bennett, of Florida.
Charles E. Chamberlain, of Michigan.
Limes A. Byrne, of Pennsylvania.
Mexander Pirnic, of New York.
samel S. Stratton, of New York.
Durward G. Hall, of Missouri.
otis (i. Pike, of New York.
Donald D. Clancy, of Ohio.
Richard II. Ichord, of Missouri.
Robert T. Staford, of Vermont.
Lucien N. Nedzi, of Michigan.
Richard S. Schweiker, of Pennsylvania.
Alton Lennon, of North Carolina.
Charles A. Halleck, of Indiana.
Wm. J. Randall, of Missouri.
Carlelon J. King, of New York.
(i. Elliott Hagan, of Georgia.
William L. Dickinson, of Alabama.
Charles H. Wilson, of California.
Charles W. Whalen, Jr., of Ohio.
Robert L. Leggett, of California.
James V. Smith, of Oklahoma:
Donald J. Irwin, of Connecticut.
Frank E. Evans, of Colorado.
Floyd V. Hicks, : Washington.
Hervey G. Machen, of Maryland.
Speedy O. Long, of Louisiana.
E. S. Johnny Walker, of New Mexico.
Santiago Polanco-Abrou, of Puerto Rico.
John R. Blandford, Chief Counsel
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS
[Democrats in roman; Republicans in italics]
Agriculture
(Suite 1301, phone 2171, meets first Tuesday)
W. R. Poage, of Texas.
Page Belcher, of Oklahoma.
E. C. Gathings, of Arkansas.
Charles M. Teague, of California.
John L. McMillan, of South Carolina.
Catherine May, of Washington.
Thomas G. Abernethy, of Mississippi.
Bob Dole, of Kansas.
Watkins M. Abbitt, of Virginia.
George V. Hanson, of Idaho.
Paul C. Jones, of Missouri.
William C. Wampler, of Virginia.
Frank A. Stubblefield, of Kentucky.
George A. Goodling, of Pennsylvania.
Graham Purcell, of Texas.
Clarence E. Miller, of Ohio.
Maston O'Neal, of Georgia.
J. Herbert Burke, of Florida.
Thomas S. Foley, of Washington.
Robert B. Mathias, of California.
Joseph Y. Resnick, of New York.
Wiley Mayne, of Iowa.
Eligio de la Garza, of Texas.
John Zwach, of Minnesota.
Joseph P. Vigorito, of Pennsylvania.
Thomas S. Kleppe, of North Dakota.
Walter B. Jones, of North Carolina.
Robert D. Price, of Texas.
John G. Dow. of New York.
John T. Myers, of Indiana.
Bill Nichols, of Alabama.
G. V. Montgomery, of Mississippi.
Frank J. Brasco, of New York.
John R. Rarick, of Louisiana.
Santiago Polanco-Abreu, of Puerto Rico.
Christine S. Gallagher, Clerk
Select Committee on Small Business
Phone. 225-5821 (Code 180)
Chairman.-Joc L. Evins, Representative from Tennessee.
Wright Patman, Representative from Texas.
Tom Steed, Representative from Oklahoma.
John C. Kluczynski, Representative from Illinois.
John D. Dingell, Representative from Michigan.
Neal Smith, Representative from Iowa.
James C. Corman, Representative from California.
Donald J. Irwin, Representative from Connecticut.
Joseph P. Addabbo, Representative from New York.
Arch A. Moore, Jr., Representative from West Virginia.
Silvio O. Conte, Represen from Massachusetts.
James T. Broyhill, Representative from North Carolina.
Frank Horton, Representative from New York.
Rogers C. B. Morton, Representative from Maryland.
Laurence J. Burton, Representative from Utah.
Staff Director and General Counsel.-Bryan Haskell Jacques, 4505 10th Street
North, Arlington, Va. 22207.
Clerk.-Myrtle Ruth Foutch, 103 G Street SW. 20024.
Minority Counsel.-John J. Williams, 4903 Fort Sumner Drive 20016.
271
Public Works
(Suite 2165. phone 4472, meets upon call of chairman)
George 11. Fallon, of Maryland.
William C. Cramer, of Florida.
John A. Blatnik, of Minnesota.
William II. Harsha, of Ohio.
Robert E. Jones, of Alabama.
James R. Grorer, Jr., of New York.
John C. Kluczynski, of Illinois.
James C. Cleveland, of New Hampshire.
James C. Wright, Jr., of Texas.
Don 11. Clausen, of California.
Renneth J. Gray, of Illinois.
Robert C. McFroen, of New York.
Frank M. Clark, of Pennsylvania.
John J. Duncan, of Tennessee.
Ed Edmondson, of Oklahoma.
Fred Schwengel, of Iown.
Harold T. Johnson, of California.
Henry C. Schadeberg, of Wisconsin.
W. J. Bryan Dorn, of South Carolina.
M. G. Snyder, of Kentucky.
David N. Henderson, of North Carolina.
Robert V. Denney, of Nebraska.
Arnold Olsen, of Montana.
Roger II. Zion, of Indiana.
Ray Roberts, of Texas.
Jack H. McDonald, of Michigan.
Robert A. Everett, of Tennessee.
John P. Hammerschmidt, of Arkansas.
Richard D. McCarthy, of New York.
Clarence E. Miller, of Ohio.
James Kee, of West Virginia.
James J. Howard, of New Jersey.
Edwin W. Edwards, of Louisiana.
Jerome R. Waldie, of California.
Richard J. Sullivan, Chief Counsel
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS
2
Post Office and Civil Service
(Suite 344, phone 4057, meets Grst, third, and fifth Thursdays of each month)
Thaddeus J. Dulski, of New York.
Robert J. Corbett, of Pennsylvania.
David N. Henderson, of North Carolina.
H. R. Gross, of Iowa.
Arnold Olsen, of Montana.
Glenn Cunningham, of Nobraska.
Morris K. Udall, of Arizona.
Edward J. Derwinski, of Illinois.
Dominick V. Daniels, of New Jersey.
Albert W. Johnson, of Pennsylvania.
Robert N. C. Nix, of Pennsylvania.
James T. Broyhill, of North Carolina.
Joe Pool, of Texas.
Daniel E. Button, of New York.
William J. Green, of Pennsylvania.
William L. Scott, of Virginia.
James M. Hanley, of New York.
Philip E. Ruppe, of Michigan.
Charles II. Wilson, of California.
James A. McClure, of Idaho.
Jerome R. Waldie, of California.
Fletcher Thompson, of Georgia.
Richard C. White, of Texas.
William D. Ford, of Michigan.
Lee H. Hamilton, of Indiana.
Frank J. Brasco, of New York.
Charles E. Johnson, Staff Director
District of Columbia
(Suite 1310, phone 4457, meets first Monday)
John L. McMillan, of South Carolina.
Ancher Nelsen, of Minnesota.
Thomas G. Abernethy, of Mississippi.
William L. Springer, of Illinois.
William L. Dawson, of Illinois.
Alvin E. O' Konski, of Wisconsin.
Abraham J. Multer, of New York.
William H. Harsha, of Ohio.
John Dowdy, of Texas.
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr., of Maryland.
Basil L. Whitener, of North Carolina.
Frank Horton, of New York.
B. F. Sisk, of California.
Jocl T. Broyhill, of Virginia.
Charles C. Diggs, Jr., of Michigan.
Larry Winn, Jr., of Kansas.
G. Elliott Hagan, of Georgia.
Gilbert Gude, of Maryland.
Don Fuqua, of Florida.
John Zwach, of Minnesota.
Donald M. Fraser, of Minnesota.
Sam Steiger, of Arizona.
Brock Adams, of Washington.
Andrew Jacobs, Jr., of Indiana.
E. S. Johnny Walker, of New Mexico.
James T. Clark, Clerk
Interior and Insular Affairs
(Suite 1324, phone 2761, meets Wednesday)
Wayne N. Aspinall, of Colorado.
John P: Saylor, of Pennsylvania.
Janies A. Haley, of Florida.
E. Y. Berry, of South Dakota.
Ed Edmondson, of Oklahoma.
Craig Hosmer, of California.
Walter S. Baring, of Nevada.
Joe Skubitz, of Kansas.
Roy A. Taylor, of North Carolina.
Laurence J. Burton, of Utah.
Harold T. Johnson, of California.
Rogers C. B. Morton, of Maryland.
Hugh L. Carey, of New York.
Wendell Wyatt, of Oregon.
Morris K. Udall, of Arizona.
George V. Hansen, of Idaho.
Phillip Burton, of California.
Ed Reinecke, of California.
John V. Tunney, of California.
Theodore R. Kupjerman, of New York.
Thomas S. Folcy, of Washington.
John H. Kyl, of Iowa.
Richard C. White, of Texas.
Sam Steiger, of Arizona.
Robert W. Kastenmeier, of Wisconsin.
Howard W. Pollock, of Alaska.
James G. O'Hara, of Michigan.
James A. McClure, of Idaho.
William F. Ryan, of New York.
Patsy T. Mink, of Hawaii.
James Kcc, of West Virginia.
Lloyd Meeds, of Washington.
Abraham Kazen, of Texas.
Santiago Polanco-Abreu, of Puerto Rico.
Nancy J. Arnold, Chief Clerk
FISCAL AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS
Banking and Currency
(Suite 2129, phone 4247, meets first and third Tuesdays)
Wright Patman, of Texas.
William B. Widnall, of New Jersey.
Abraham J. Multer, of New York.
Paul A. Fino, of New York.
William A. Barrett, of Pennsylvania.
Florence P. Droyer, of Now Jersey.
Leonor Kretzer (Mrs. John B.) Sullivan,
Saymour Halpern, of New York.
of Missouri.
William E. Brock 3d, of Tennessee.
Henry S. Reuss, of Wisconsin.
Del Clawson, of California.
Thomas L. Ashley, of Ohio.
Albert W. Johnson, of Pennsylvania.
William S. Moorhead, of Pennsylvania.
J. William Stanlon, of Ohio.
Robert G. Stephens, Jr., of Georgia.
Chester L. Mize, of Kansas.
Fornand J. St Germain, of Rhode
Sherman P. Lloyd, of Utah.
Island.
Benjamin B. Blackburn, of Georgia.
Henry B. Gonzalez, of Texas.
Garry E. Brown, of Michigan.
Joseph G. Minish, of New Jersey.
Lawrence G. Williams, of Pennsylvania.
Richard T. Hanna, of California.
Chalmers P. Wylie, of Ohio.
Tom S. Gettys, of South Carolina.
Frank Annunzio, of Illinois.
Thomas M. Rees, of California.
Jonathan B. Bingham, of New York.
Nick Galifianakis, of North Carolina.
Tom Bevill, of Alabama.
Paul Nelson, Clerk and Staff Director
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
(Suite 2125, phone 2927, meets on call of chairman)
Harley O. Staggers, of West Virginia.
illiam L. Springer, of Illinois.
Samuel N. Friedel, of Maryland.
Samuel L. Devine, of Ohio.
Torbert II. Macdonald, of Massachu-
Ancher Nelson, of Minnesota.
setts.
Hastings Keith, of Massachusetts.
John Jarman, of Oklahoma.
Glenn Cunningham, of Nebraska.
John E. Moss, of California.
James T. Broyhill, of North Carolina.
John D. Dingell, of Michigan.
James Harvey, of Michigan.
Paul G. Rogers, of Florida.
Albert W. Walson, of South Carolina.
Horace R. Kornegay, of North Caro-
Tim Lee Carter, of Kentucky
linn.
G. Robert Walkins, of Pennsylvania.
Lionel Van Dearlin, of California.
Donald G. Brolzman, of Colorado.
J. J. (Jake) Pickle, of Texas.
Clarence J. Brown, Jr., of Ohio.
Fred B. Rooney, of Pennsylvania.
Dan H. Kuykendall, of Tennessee.
John M. Murphy, of New York.
Joe Skubitz, of Kansas.
David E. Satterfield 3d, of Virginia.
Daniel J. Ronan, of Illinois.
Brock Adams, of Washington.
Richard L. Ottinger, of New York.
Ray Blanton, of Tennessee.
W.S. (Bill) Stuckey, of Georgia.
Peter N. Kyros, of Maine.
W. E. Williamson, Clerk
Appropriations
(Suite H218, phone 2771, meets upon call of chairman)
George II. Mahon, of Texas.
Frank T. Bow, of Ohio.
Michael J. Kirwan, of Ohio.
Charles R. Jonas, of North Carolina.
Jamie L. Whitten, of Mississippi.
Mclvin R. Laird, of Wisconsin.
George W. Andrews, of Alabama.
Elford A. Cederberg, of Michigan.
John J. Rooney, of New York.
Glenard P. Lipscomb, of California.
Robert L. F. Sikes, of Florida.
John J. Rhodes, of Arizona.
Otto E. Passman, of Louisiana.
William E. Minshall, of Ohio.
Joe L. Evins, of Tennessee.
Robert 11. M ichel, of Illinois.
Edward P. Boland, of Massachusetts.
Silvio O. Contc, of Massachusetts.
William H. Natcher, of Kentucky.
Odin Langen, of Minnesota.
Daniel J. Flood, of Pennsylvania.
Ben Reifel, of South Dakota.
Tom Steed, of Oklahoma.
Glenn R. Davis, of Wisconsin.
George E. Shipley, of Illinois.
Howard W. Robison, of New York.
John M. Slack, Jr., of West Virginia.
Garner E. Shriver, of Kansas.
John J. Flynt, Jr., of Georgia.
Joseph M. McDade, of Pennsylvania.
Neal Smith, of Iowa.
Mark Andrews, of North Dakota.
Robert N. Giaimo, of Connecticut.
William H. Harrison, of Wyoming.
Julia Butler Hansen, of Washington.
Louis C. Wyman, of New Hampshire.
Charles S. Joelson, of New Jersey.
Burt L. Talcott, of California.
Joseph P. Addabbo, of New York.
Charlotte T. Reid, of Illinois.
John J. McFall, of California.
Donald W. Ricgle, Jr., of Michigan.
W. R. Hull, Jr., of Missouri.
Jeffery Cohelan, of California.
Thomas G. Morris, of New Mexico.
Edward J. Patten, of New Jersey.
Clarence D. Long, of Maryland.
John D. Marsh, Jr., of Virginia.
Sidney R. Yates, of Illinois.
Bob Casey, of Texas.
David Pryor, of Arkansas.
Kenneth Sprankle, Clerk and Starf Director
JUSTICE, LAW AND ORDER
Judiciary
(Suite 2137, phone 3051, meets Tuesday)
Emanuel Celler, of New York.
William M. McCulloch, of Ohio.
Michael A. Feighan, of Ohio.
Richard 11. Po.O, of Virginia.
Edwin E. Willis, of Louisiana.
Arch A. Moore, Jr., of West Virginia.
Peter W. Rodino, Jr., of New Jersey.
William T. Cahill, of New Jersey.
Byron G. Rogers, of Colorado.
Clark MacGregor, of Minnesota.
Harold D. Donohue, of Massachusetts.
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr., of Maryland.
Jack Brooks. of Texas.
Edward Hutchinson, of Michigan.
William M. Tuck, of Virginia.
Robert McClory, of Illinois.
Robert T. Ashmore, of South Carolina.
Henry P. Smith Sd, of New York.
John Dowdy, of Texas.
William V. Roth, .lr., of Delaware.
Basil L. Whitener, of North Carolina.
Thomas J. Meskill, of Connecticut.
Robert W. Kastenmeier, of Wisconsin.
Charles W. Sandman, Jr., of New
James C. Corman, of California.
Jersey.
William L. St. Ongo. of Connecticut.
Thomas F. Railsback, of Illinois.
Don Edwards, of California.
Edward G. Biester, Jr., of Pennsylvania.
William L. Hungate, of Missouri.
Charles E. Wiggins, of California.
Herbert Tenzer, of New York.
John Conyers, Jr., of Michigan.
Andrew Jacobs, Jr., of Indiana.
Joshua Eilberg, of Pennsylvania.
BOSS E. Dick, Staff Director
HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE
Education and Labor
(Suite 2175, phone 4527, meets second and fourth Tuesdays)
Carl D. Perkins, of Kentucky.
William H. Ayres, of Ohio.
Edith Green, of Oregon.
Albert H. Quic, of Minnesota.
Frank Thompson, Jr., of New Jersey.
Charles E. Goodell, of New York.
Elmer J. Holland, of Pennsylvania.
John M. Ashbrook, of Ohio.
John 11. Dent, of Pennsylvania.
Alphonzo Bell, of California.
Roman C. Pucinski, of Illinois.
Ogden R. Reid, of New York.
Dominick V. Daniels, of New Jersey.
Edward J. Gurney, of Florida.
John Brademas, of Indiana.
John N. Erlenborn, of Illinois.
James G. O'Hara, of Michigan.
William J. Scherle, of Iowa.
Hugh L. Carey, of New York.
John R. Dellenback, of Oregon.
Augustas F. Hawkins, of California.
Marvin L. Esch, of Michigan.
Sam M. Gibbons, of Florida.
Edwin D. Eshleman, of Pennsylvania.
William D. Ford, of Michigan.
James C. Gardner, of North Carolina.
William D. Hathaway, of Maine.
William A. Steiger, of Wisconsin.
Patsy T. Mink, of Hawaii.
James II. Scheuer, of New York.
Lloyd Meeds, of Washington.
Phillip Burton, of California.
Carl Albert, of Oklahoma.
Robert E. McCord, Chief Clerk
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
(Suite 1334, phone 4047, meets Wednesday of each week)
Edward A. Garmatz, of Maryland.
William S. Mailliard, of California.
Leonor Kretzer (Mrs. John B.) Sullivan,
Thomas M. Pelly, of Washington.
of Missouri.
Charles A. Mosher, of Ohio.
Frank M. Clark, of Pennsylvania.
James R. Grover, Jr., of New York.
Thomas L. Ashley, of Ohio.
Rogers C. B. Morton, of Maryland.
John D. Dingell, of Michigan.
Hastings Keith, of Massachusetts.
Alton Lennon, of North Carolina.
Jack Edwards, of Alabama.
Thomas N. Downing, of Virginia.
G. Robert Walkins, of Pennsylvania.
James A. Byrne, of Pennsylvania.
Ed Reinocke, of California.
Paul G. Rogers, of Florida.
Henry C. Schadeberg, of Wisconsin.
Frank A. Stubblefield, of Kentucky.
William V. Roth, Jr., of Delaware.
John M. Murphy, of New York.
John R. Dellenback, of Oregon.
William L. St. Onge, of Connecticut.
Howard W. Pollock, of Alaska.
John G. Dow, of New York.
Philip E. Ruppe, of Michigan.
Joseph E. Karth, of Minnesota.
Daniel E. Button, of New York.
William D. Hathaway, of Maine.
Walter B. Jones, of North Carolina.
Richard T. Hanna, of California.
Henry Helstoski, of New Jersey.
Robert J. McElroy, Clerk
Veterans' Affairs
(Suite 356, phone 3527, meets upon call of chairman)
Olin E. Tengue, of Texas.
W. J. Bryan Dorn, of South Carolina.
E. Ross Adair, of Indiana.
James A. Haley, of Florida.
William II. Ayres, of Ohio.
Walter S. Baring, of Novada.
Paul A. Fino, of New York.
Robert A. Everett, of Tennessee.
John P. Saylor, of Pennsylvania.
Thaddeus J. Dulski, of New York.
Charles M. Teague, of California.
Horace R. Kornegay, of North Carolina.
Seymour Halpern, of New York.
Ray Roberts, of Texas.
John J. Duncan, of Tennessee.
George E. Brown, Jr., of California.
Theodore R. Kupferman, of New York.
David E. Satterfield 3d, of Virginia.
John P. Hammerschmidi, of Arkansas.
Henry Helstoski, of New Jersey.
William L. Scott, of Virginia.
Joseph Y. Resnick, of New York.
Margaret M. Heckler, of Massachusetts.
James M. Hanley, of New York.
Roman C. Pucinski, of Illinois.
Oliver E. Meadows, Staff Director
ADMINISTRATION
Government Operations
(Suite 2157, phone 5051, meetsthird Wednesday)
William L. Dawson, of Illinois.
Florence P. Dwyer, of New Jersey.
Chet Holifield, of California.
Ogden R. Reid, of New York.
Jack Brooks, of Texas.
Frank Horton, of New York.
L. H. Fountain, of North Carolina.
Donald Rumsfeld, of Illinois.
Porter Hardy, Jr., of Virginia.
John N. Erlenborn, of Illinois.
John A. Blatnik, of Minnesota.
John W. Wydler, of New York.
Robert E. Jones, of Alabama.
Bob Dole, of Kansas.
Edward A. Garmatz, of Maryland.
Clarence J. Brown, Jr., of Ohio.
John E. Moss, of California.
Jack Edwards, of Alabama.
Dante B. Fascell, of Florida.
Guy Vander Jagl, of Michigan.
Henry S. Reuss, of Wisconsin.
John T. Mycrs, of Indiana.
John S. Monagan, of Connecticut.
Fletcher Thompson, of Georgia.
Torbert II. Macdonald, of Massachusetts.
William O. Cowger, of Kentucky.
J. Edward Roush, of Indiana.
Margaret M. Heckler, of Massachusetts.
William S. Moorhead, of Pennsylvania.
Gilbert Gude, of Maryland.
Cornelius E. Gallagher, of New Jersoy.
Wm. J. Randall, of Missouri.
Benjamin S. Rosenthal, of New York.
James C. Wright, Jr., of Texas.
Eernand J. St Germain, of Rhode Island.
Christine Ray Davis, Staff Director
Science and Astronautics
(Suite 2319, phone 6371, meets Tuesday)
George P. Miller, of California.
James G. Fullon, of Pennsylvania.
Olin E. Teague, of Texas.
Charles A. Mosher, of Ohio.
Joseph E. Karth, of Minnesota.
Richard L. Roudebush, of Indiana.
Ken Hechler, of West Virginia.
Alphonzo Bell, of California.
Emilio Q. Daddario, of Connecticut.
Thomas M. Polly, of Washington.
J. Edward Roush, of Indiana.
Donald Rumsfeld, of Illinois.
John W. Davis, of Georgia.
Edward J. Gurney, of Florida.
William F. Ryan, of New York.
John W. Wydler, of New York.
Thomas N. Downing, of Virginia.
Guy Vander Jagt, of Michigan.
J... 11. Waggonner, Jr., of Louisiana.
Larry Winn, Jr., of Kansas.
Don Enqua. of Florida.
Jerry 1.. Pettis, of California.
:.. E. Brown. Jr., of California.
Donald E. Lukens, of Ohio.
1. Woll. of New York.
John E. Hant, of New Jersey.
J Green, of Pennsylvania.
Catall. of Texas.
of Georgia.
of
Ten
of
Rinde
Island.
1' Disarder, Executive Director
FULL COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
tool 225-3821
Ext.
5006
5612
STAFFS OF COMMITTEES
5751
6201
2051
AND SUBCOMMITTEES
102
2761
2171
OF THE HOUSE
27
6521
113
2501
310
3865
102
3625
113
2501
5508
alus extension
Ext.
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
713
4224
5861
"
517
to consit of 35 Members (a) Adulteration of seeds, insect pests, and protection
105
4021
of birds and animals in forest reserves, (b) Agriculture generally, (c) Agricultural and
241
5842
industrial chemistry, (d) Agricultural colleges and experiment stations, (e) Agricultural
319
3861
economics and research, (f) Agricultural education extension services, (g) Agricultural
.535
3271
production and marketing and stabilization of prices of agricultural products, (h) Animal in-
23
4161
dustry and diseases of animals, (i) Crop insurance and soil conservation; (i) Dairy indus-
6551
try, (k) Entomology and plant quarantine; (I) Extension of farm credit and farm security,
1417
4576
(m) Forestry in general, and forest reserves other thon those created from the public domain,
2854
(n) Human nutrition and home economics, (o) Inspection of livestock and meot products,
1714
5836
(p) Plant industry, soils, and agricultural engineering, (q) Rurol electrification.
308
5271
W. R. Poage (D. Texas), Chairman
E. C. Gathings (D. -Ark.), Vice Chairman
MAJORITY: (20 D.) Representatives Poage (11-Tex.); Gathings (1-Ark.); McMillan (6
plus extension
S. Car.); Abernethy (1-Miss.); Abbitt (4-Va.); Jones (10-Mo.); Stubblefield (1-Ky.);
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Purcell (13 Tex. O'Neal (2-Ga.); Foley (5-Wash.); Resnick (28-N.Y.); de la
159
6244
Garza (15-Tex.); Vigorito (24 Penn. Jones (1-N. Car.); Dow (27-N.Y.); Nichols
5041
5842
(4-Ala.; Montgomery (4-Miss.); Brasco (11-N.Y.); Rarick (6-La.; vacancy, and
3241
2353
Commissioner Polanco-Abreu-Puerto Rico. **
>21
2823
MINORITY: (15 R.) Representatives Belcher* (1-Okla.); Teague (13 Calif.); May (4-
3233
5364
Wash.); Dole (1-Kan.); Hansen (2-Idaho); Wampler (o-Va.); Goodling Penn.) ;
:327
3424
Miller (10-Ohio); Burke (10-Fla.); Mathias (18-Calif Mayne (6-Iowa); Zwach (6 -
133
2235
Minn.); Kleppe (2-N. Dak.); Price (18-Texas); and Myers (7-Ind.).
337
3154
STAFF
1301 LUCB
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226
5525
Gallagher, Christine S.
Clerk
Hannah, Martha S.
Subcommittee Clerk
2306
2347
Black, William C.
General Counsel
Johnson, Marjorie
Staff Asst.
2241
5054
Easley, L. T. (Tex)
Staff Consultant
West, Fowler C.
Asst. Staff Consultant
344
6441
Murray, Hyde H.
Asst. Counsel
Bernhardt, Catherine
Staff Asst.
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3141
Misslbeck, George F.
Printing Editor
Baxley, Mildred P.
Staff Asst.
125
2542
Prezioso, Betty
Staff Asst.
Holmes, Mickey L.
Staff Asst.
320
6238
Vacin, Lydia
Staff Asst.
Farmarco, Doris
Staff Asst.
4241
5744
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4772
SUBCOMMITTEE ON BOTTON
1327
3353
E. C. Gathings (D. -Ark.), Chairman
305
6352
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Gathings, Abernethy, Jones (Mo.), and de la Garza.
3308
2226
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Teague (Calif.), Mathias (Calif.), and Price (Tex.).
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The Chairman and Ranking Minority Member are ox officio members of all subcommittees.
*Dologate to Congress, May participate in committee business, but does not vote.
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DISTERSION
SUSCOMITTEE 04 DAIRY AND POULTRY
A. Stubblefield Charmas
MINDRITY Wangier, Miller (Chio), and Zwach.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Joseph Y. Resnick ID. -N.Y.), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Realace, Nichols, !!! objuriety and Abernethy.
John L. McMillan (D. -S. Car.), Chairman
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Goodling, Mathias (Calif.), and Zwach.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives McMillan, O'Neal (Ga.), Foley and Dow.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Hansen (Idaho), Teague (Calif.), and May.
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
SUBCOMMITTEE ON LIVESTOCK AND GRAINS
Graham Purcell (D. Texas), Chairman
to consist of 51 members: (a) Appropriation of the revenue for the support
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Representatives Purcell, Jones (Mo.), Stubblefield, Nichols, Mont
of the Government.
gomery, Rarick and Brasco.
MINORITY: (6 R.) Representatives May, Dole, Mayne, Zwach, Kieppe, and Price (Tex.).
George H. Mahon (D. Texas), Chairman and member of all subcommittees.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON OILSEEDS AND RICE
MAJORITY: (30 D.) Representatives Mahon (19-Tex.); Kirwan (19 - Ohio); Whitten (2
Maston O'Neal (D. -Ga.), Chairman
Miss.); Andrews (3-Ala.); Rooney (14 N.Y.); Sikes (1-Fla.); Passman (5 La.) ;
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives O'Neal (Ga.), Gathings, Purcell, and Rarick.
Evins (4-Tenn.); Boland (2-Mass.); Natcher (2-Ky.); Flood (11-Penn.); Steed (4-
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Hansen (Idaho), Wampler, and Mathias (Calif.).
Okla.); Shipley (23-III.); Slack (3-W. Va.); Flynt (6-Ga.); Smith (5-Iowa); Glaimo
3-Conn.); Hansen (3-Wash.); Joelson (8-N.J.); Addabbo -N.Y.); McFall (15-
SUBCOMMITTEE ON TOBACCO
Calif.); Hull (6-Mo.); Cohelan (7-Calif.); Morris (A. -N.M.); Patten (15-N.J.);
Watkins M. Abbitt (D.-Va.), Chairman
Long (2-Md.); Marsh (7-Va.); Yates (9-III.); Casey (22-Tex.); and Pryor (4-Ark.).
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Abbitt, McMillan, Stubblefield, and Jones (N. Car.).
MINORITY: (21 R.) Representatives Bow (16-Ohio); Jonas (8-N. Car.); Laird (7-Wis.);
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Wampler, Miller (Ohio), and Burke (Fla.).
Cederberg (10-Mich.); Lipscomb (24-Calif.); Rhodes (1-Ariz.); Minshall (23-Ohio)
Michel (18-III.); Conte (1-Mass.); Langen (7-Minn.); Reifel (1-S. Dak.); Davis (9
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSERVATION AND CREDIT
Wis.); Robison (33-N.Y.); Shriver (4-Kans.); McDade (10-Penn.); Andrews No.
W. R. Poage (D. Texas), Chairman
Dak.); Harrison (A. -Wyo.); Wyman (1-N.H.); Talcott (12-Calif.); Reid (15-III.);
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Poage, Gathings, Stubblefield, Jones (N. Car.), and
and Riegle (7-Mich.).
Polanco - Abreu.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Teague (Calif.), Dole, and Goodling.
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SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSUMER RELATIONS
Sprankle, Kenneth
Clerk and Staff Director
Capitol
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Joseph P. Vigorito (D. -Penn.), Chairman
Wilson, Paul M.
Asst. Clerk and Staff Dir.
Capitol
H 218
2771
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Vigorito, Resnick, Nichols, and Brasco.
( For additional staff members, sce subcommittees listed below.)
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives May, Burke (Fla.), and Myers.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENTAL OVERSIGHT
Jamie L. Whitten (D. -Miss.), Chairman
Eligio de la Garza (D. Texas), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Whitten, Natcher, Hull, Morris, and Shipley.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Rep. de la Garza, Jones (Mo.), Purcell, Rarick, and Polanco-Abreu.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Michel, Langen, and Harrison.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Dole, Kleppe, and Price (Texas).
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Pope, Ross P.
Staff Asst.
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SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON DOMESTIC MARKETING
Thomas S. Foley (D. -Wash.), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEFENSE
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Foley, Resnick, Brasco and Abbitt.
George H. Mahon (D. -Texas), Chairman
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Teague (Calif.), Goodling, and Burke (Fla.).
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Mahon, Sikes Whitten, Andrews (Ala.), Flood Slack,
and Addabbo.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON FAMILY FARMS
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Lipscomb, Laird, Minshall, and Rhodes.
E. C. Gathings (D. -Ark.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Gathings, Vigorito, Jones (Mo.), and Dow.
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MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Hansen (Idaho), Mayne, and Myers.
Michaels, Robert L.
Staff Assistant
Capitol
H. 144
2847
Sanders, Frank P.
Staff Asst.
RHOB
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SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON FARM LABOR
Preston, Ralph
Staff Asst.
Capitol
H 144
2947
E. C. Gathings (D. -Ark.), Chairman
Garrity, John
Staff Asst.
Capitol
H 144
2847
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Gathings, McMillan, Abbitt, Nichols, Polanco - Abreu.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives May , Wampler, and Miller (Ohio).
SUBCOMMITTEE ON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
William H. Natcher (D. -Ky.), Chairman
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Natcher, Giaimo, Patten, and Pryor.
Paul C. Jones (D. Mo.), Chairman
MINORITY: B R.) Representatives Davis (Wis.), McDade, and Regle.
MAJORITY: (4 D.1 Representatives Jones (Mo.), Abernethy, de la Garza, and Abbitt.
Bldg
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Ext.
MINORITY: (3
Representatives Dole, Hansen (Idaho), and Myers.
May Earl C.
And.
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STARES 01 THE HOUSE CONNTRIES
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS - Continued
SUCOCMMITTEE ON TREASURY, POST OFFICE, AND EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Tom Steed (D. -Okla.), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREIGN OPERATIONS
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Steed, Passman, Addabbo, Cohelan and Yates.
Otto E. Passman (D. La.), Chairman
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Conte, Robison, and Reid (III.).
MAJORITY: 16 D.) Representatives Passman, Rooney (N. Y.), Hansen (Wash.), Cohelan,
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Long (Md.), and McFall.
Gunnels, Aubrey A.
Staff Assistant
Capitol
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MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Shriver, Conte, Reid (III.), and Riegle.
Bldg.
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Ext.
Merrill, Francis G.
Staff Asst.
Capitol
H 309
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COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES
SUBCOMMITTEE ON INDEPENDENT OFFICES & DEPARTMENT HUD
to consist of 40 Members: (1) Common defense generally, (2) The Department
Joe L. Evins (D. Tenn.), Chairman
of Defense generally, including the Departments of the Army, Navy, and Air Force gen-
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Representatives Evins, Boland, Shipley, Giaimo, Marsh, and Pryor.
erally, (3) Ammunition depots; forts; arsenals; Army, Navy, and Air Force reservations
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Jonas, Minshall, Wyman, and Talcott.
and establishments, (4) Conservation, development, and use of naval petroleum and oil
Bldg.
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Ext.
shale reserves, (5) Pay, promotion, retirement, and other benefits and privileges of members
Skarin, G. Homer
Staff Asst.
Capitol
H 143
3241
of the armed forces, (6) Scientific research and development in support of the armed services,
(7) Selective services, (8) Size and composition of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, (9)Soldiers'
SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND RELATED AGENCIES
and Sailors' homes, (10) Strategic and critical materials necessary for the common defense.
Julia Butler Hansen (D. -Wash.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Hansen (Wash.), Kirwan, Marsh, Flynt, Joelson.
L. Mendel Rivers (D. -S. Car.), Chairman*
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Reifel, McDade, and Harrison
Bldg.
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Ext.
MAJORITY: (23 D.) Representatives Rivers (1-S.C.); Philbin (3-Mass.); Hebert (1-La.);
Evans, George
Staff Assistant
Capitol
H 305
3081
Price (24-III.); Fisher (21 Tex. ); Hardy (2-Va.); Bennett (2- Fla.); Byrne (3-Penn.);
Stratton (35-N.Y); Pike Ichord (8-Mo.); Nedzi (I4-Mich.); Lennon (7-No.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON LABOR, HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE
Car.) Randall (4-Mo.); Hagan (1-Ga.); Chas. Wilson (31-Calif.); Leggett Caiif.);
Daniel J. Flood (D. Penn.), Chairman
Irwin Conn. Evans (3-Colo.); Hicks (6-Wash.) Machen (5-Md.); Long (8-La.);
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Flood, Natcher, Smith, Hull, and Casey.
Walker (A.L. -N. Mex.); and Polanco Abreu*.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Laird, Michel, and Shriver.
Moyer, Robert
Staff Assistant
Capitol
H 164
3508
MINORITY: (17 R.) Representatives Bates - Mass. Arends (17 - III.); O'Konski(10-
Wis.); Bray (6-Ind.); Bob Wilson (36-Calif.); Gubser (10-Calif.); Chamberlain (6-
SUBCOMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE
Michigan); Pirnie (32 N.Y.); Hall (7-Mo.); Clancy (2 Ohio); Stafford (A. L.-Vt.);
George W. Andrews (D. -Ala.), Chairman
Schweiker (13-Penn. Halleck (2-Ind.); King (30-N.Y.); Dickinson (2-Aia.); Whalen
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Andrews (Ala.), Steed, Kirwan, Yates and Casey.
(3-Ohio); and Smith (6-Okla.).
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Langen, Reifel, Andrews (N. D.), and Wyman.
STAFF
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Ext.
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Wilson, Paul
Staff Assistant
Capitol
H 302
2771
Blandford, John R.
Chief Counsel
Johnson, Edna E.
Secy.
Kelieher, Philip W.
Counsel
Sritton, Dorothy R.
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY CONSTRUCTION
Slatinshek, Frank M.
Counsel
Scott, Doris L.
Secy.
Robert L. F. Sikes (D. -Fla.), Chairman
Cook, William H.
Counsel
McDonald, Innis E.
Secy.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Sikes, McFall, Patten, and Long (Md.).
Morgan, Earl J.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Moore, Alma B.
Secy.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Cederberg, Jonas, and Talcott.
Marshall, Ralph
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Deakins, James A.
Clerical Asst.
Sanders, Frank P.
Staff Assistant
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Stockstill, Oneta L.
Exec. Secy.
Short, William B., Jr.
Clerical Asst.
Kalinowski, Berniece
Secy.
Graves, Brenda J.
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
Ford, John 1
Prof. Mbr."
Saunders, Sanford T.
Security Officer
Michael J. Kirwan (D. -Ohio), Chairman
Willett, Ann R.
Secy.
Hardy, Issiah
Messenger
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Kirwan, Evins (Tenn.), Boland, Whitten, and Morris.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Rhodes (Ariz.) Davis (Wis.), and Robison.
SUBCOMMITTEE NO. I
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Philip J. Philbin (D. -Mass.), Chairman
Wilhelm, Eugene
Staff Asst.
Capitol
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MAJORITY: (6 D.) Representatives Philbin, Bennett (Fla.), Stratton; Randall, Evans,
and Machen.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON STATE, JUSTICE, COMMERCE, AND THE JUDICIARY
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Arends, Gubser, King (N. Y.), and Dickinson.
John J. Rooney (D. Y.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Representatives Rooney (N.Y.), Sikes, Slack, Smith (Iowa), Flynt,
SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2
and Joelson.
F. Edward He'bert (D. Chairman
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Bow, Lipscomb, Cederberg and Andrews (N. Dak.).
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Representatives Hebert, Hardy, Nedzi, Lennon, Hagan, Long (La.).
Howe, Jay B.
Staff Asst.
Capitol
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MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Bray, Chamberlain, Pimie, and Clancy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION
SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3
Edward P. Boland, ID. Mass.), Chairman
Melvin Price (D. -!!!.),
MAJORITY:
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STAFFS CT THE HOUSE CORNITTEES
COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES - Continued
Wright Patient ID. Tex.), Chairman"
SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 4
MATORETY: 09 D.) Representatives Patnian (1-Texas), Barrett (1-P.t.); Suffivan (3-
O. C. Fisher (D. Texas), Chairman
Mo. ); Reliss (5-Wis.); Ashley (9-Ohio); Moorhead (14-Pa.); Stephens (10-Ga.);
MAJORITY: (5 0.) Representatives Fisher, Byrne, Chas. Wilson, Irwin, and Walker.
St. Germain (1-R. I.); Gonzalez (20- Texas); Minish (11-N. J.); Hanna (34-Calif.);
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Bob Wilson, Schweiker, Halleck, and Smith (Okia.).
Gettys (5-S. Car.); Annunzio (7-ill.); Rees (26-Calif.); Bingham (23-N. Y.);
Galifianakis (5-N. Car.); Bevill (7-Ala.); Kyros (1-Maine) and two vacancies.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON ANTISU GMARINE WARFARE
MINORITY: (14 R.) Representatives Widnall* (7-N.J.); Fino (24-N.Y.); Dwyer (6-N.J.);
Samuel S. Stratton (D. N.Y.), Chairman
Halpern (6- N.Y.); Brock (3- Tenn.); Clawson (23 Calif.); Johnson (23-Penn.);
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Stratton, Leggett, and Hicks.
Stanton - - Ohio); Mize (2-Kan.); Lloyd (2-Utah); Blackburn - Ga.); Brown (3-
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Chamberlain, Stafford, and Schweiker.
Mich.); Williams (7-Penn.); and Wylie (15-Ohic).
SPECIAL SUSCOMMITTEE ON CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
STAFF
L. Mendel Rivers (D. -S. Car.), Chairman
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MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Rivers, Philbin, Hebert, Price (III.), Fisher, Hardy,
and Bennett (Fla.).
Nelson, Paul
Clerk & Staff Dir..
Colcord, Timothy A.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Bates, Arends, O'Konski, Bray, and Halleck.
Fink, Orman S.
Min. Prof. Staff Mbr.
Dougherty, Dolores K.
Asst. Clerk
Morse, Alvin Lee
Counsel
Hitz, Helen C.
Asst. Clerk
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORTATION
Prins, Curtis A.
Staff Invest.
Johnson, Janice
Secy.
FOR SERVICE PERSONNEL WHILE ON AUTHORIZED LEAVE
Holstein, Charles B.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
McMurray, Gerald R.
Rsch. Assoc.
Richard H. Ichord (D. Mo.); Chairman
Holmes, Norman L.
Asst. Counsel
Young, Doris M.
Asst. Clerk
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Ichord, Lennon, and Randall.
Geilman, Benet D.
Invest. Counsel
Mitchell, Mildred S.
Asst. Clerk
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Chamberlain, and Schweiker
Layton, Mary W.
Secy.
Rayhawk, Margaret
Rsch. Secy.
Vaughn, Done C.
Asst.
Leary, Margaret J.
Secy.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE OH MILITARY ACADEMIES
Entrekin, James T.
Asst. Clerk
Taylor, Patricia A.
Asst. Clerk
F. Edward He'bert, (D. La.), Chairman
Deem, Jane M.
Admin. Asst.
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Hebert, Price (III.), and Bennett.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Gubser, Pirnie, and Clancy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON BANK SUPERVISION AND INSURANCE
William S. Moorhead (D. Pa.), Chairman
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON REAL ESTATE
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Moorhead, St. Germain, Minish, Annunzio, Bevill,
Charles E. Bennett (D. -Fla.), Chairman
Galifianakis and one vacancy.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Bennett, Byrne, Stratton, and Ichord.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Brock, Clawson, Johnson (Penn.) ), Williams (Penn.),
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Bray, King (N.Y.), and Smith (Okla.).
and Wylie.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON RETIREMENT
SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSUMER AFFAIRS
F. Edward He'bert (D. -La.), Chairman
Leonor K. Sullivan (D. -Mo.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Hebert, Stratton, Machen, and Long (La.).
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Sullivan, Stephens, Gonzalez, Minish, Hanna, Ann-
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives O'Konski, Bob Wilson (Calif.), and Gubser.
unzio, and Bingham.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Dwyer, Fino, Halpern, Wylie and Williams (Penn.).
SUBCOMMITTEE FOR SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS
Porter Hardy, Jr. (D. -Va.), Chairman
SUBSCMMITTEE ON DOMESTIC FINANCE
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Hardy, Pike, and Lennon.
Wright Patman (D. Texas), Chairman
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Gubser, and Pirnie.
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Representatives Patman, Minish, Hanna, Gettys, Annunzio, Rees,
STAFF
Galifianakis and one vacancy.
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MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Widnall, Brock, Stanton, Lloyd, and Blackburn.
Reddan, John T. M.
Special Counsel
Seymour, Phyllis M.
Secy.
Woods, Walton
Investigstor
Tolerton, Adeline
Clerk
SUBCOMMITTEE ON HOUSING
Ransom, Richard A.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Beck, Rose C.
Secy.
William A. Barrett (D. Penn.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Representatives Barrett, Sullivan, Ashley, Moorhead, Stephens, St. -
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON TACTICAL AIR SUPPORT
Germain, Gonzalez, and Reuss.
Otis J. Pike (D. -N.Y.), Chairman
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Widnall, Fino, Dwyer, Clawson, and Brown (Mich. ).
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Representatives Pike, Ichord, Nedzi, Hagan (Ga.), Irwin, Evans.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Rep. Bob Wilson, Gubser, Chamberlain, Dickinson, and Whalen.
STAFF
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COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY
Meitwan,
Secy.
W.
Counsel
to consist of 30 Members: (n) Banking and currency
price
of
commitities,
cents,
:
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CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY - Continued
SUDCUMMITTEE NO. 4
Basil L. Watener (D. Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
Representatives Whitener, Sank, Fuqua. and Adams.
Henry S. Reuss (D. -Wis.), Chairman
BITY: (4 R.) Representatives harsna, broyhill (Va.), Code, and Steiger (Ariz.).
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Reuss, Ashley, Moorhead, Gonzalez, Hanna, Rees,
and Bingham.
SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 5
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Halpern, Widnall, Johnson, Stanton, and Mize.
B. F. Sisk (D. Calif.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Sisk, Whitener, Hagan, Jacobs and Walker.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Horton, Harsha, Gude and Zwach.
Thomas L. Ashley (D. Ohio), Chairman
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Ashley, Stephens, St. Germain, Gettys, Rees, Bevill,
SPECIAL INVESTIGATING SUCCOMMITTEE NO. I
and Galifianakis.
MAJORITY: ((5 D.) Representatives Dowdy, Abernethy, Sisk, Hagan and Fuqua.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Halpern, Mize, Lloyd, Blackburn, Brown (Mich.).
MINORITY: 15 R) Representatives Harsha, Broyhill, Mathias, Zwach and Steiger.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS
SPECIAL INVESTIGATING SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2
Wright Patman (D. Texas), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Whitener, Fuqua, Hagan and Walker.
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Patman, Barrett, Sullivan, Gettys, Bevill, and two
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Broyhill (Va.), Harsha and Winn.
vacancies.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Stanton, Mize, Clawson, Williams (Penn.), Wylie.
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR
COMMITTEE ON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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to consist of 33 Members: (o) Measures relating to education or labor generally,
(b) Child lobor, (c) Columbia Institution for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind; Howard Universi-
to consist of 25 Members, (c) All measures relating to the municipal affairs
ty; Freedmen's Hospital; and Saint Elizabeths Hospital, (d) Convict labor and the entry of
of the District of Columbia in general other than appropriations therefor, including - (b)
goods made by convicts into interstate commerce, (e) Labor standards, (f) Labor statistics,
Adulteration of foods and drugs, (c) Incorporation and organization of societies, (d) Insur-
(g) Mediation and arbitration of labor disputes, (h) Regulation or prevention of importation of
once, executors, administrators, wills, and divorce, (e) Municipal code and omendments of
foreign laborers under contract, (i) school-lunch progrom, (i) United States Employees'
the criminal and corporation laws, (f) Municipal and juvenile courts, (g) Public Health and
Compensation Commission, (k) Vocational rehabilitation, (1) Wages and hours of labor, (m)
safety, sanitation, and quarantine regulations, (h) Regulation of sale of intoxicating liq-
Welfare of miners.
wors, (i) Taxes and tax sales.
John L. McMillan (D. -S. Car.), Chairman
Carl D. Perkins (D. Ky.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (14 D.) Representatives McMillan (6-S. Car.); Abernethy (1-Miss.); Dawson
(1-I)I.); Dowdy Tex.); Whitener (10-N. Car.); Sisk (16-Calif.), Diggs (13-Mich.);
MAJORITY: (19 D.) Representatives Perkins (7-Ky.) Green (3-Ore.) Thompson (4-N.J.);
Hagan (1-Ga.); Fuqua (1-Fla.); Fraser (5-Minn.); Adams (7-Wash.); Jacobs (11-
Holland (20 Penn.); Dent (21 Penn.); Pucinski (11-III.); Daniels (14 N.J.) ;
Ind.); Walker (A. L. N. Mex. and one vacancy.
Brademas (3 Ind.); O'Hara (12 Mich.); Carey (15-N.Y.); Hawkins (21 Calif.)
MINORITY: (11 R.) Representatives Nelsen (2-Minn. ); Springer (22-III.); O'Konski (10
Giobons (10 Fla.); Ford (15-Mich.); Hathaway (2- Maine); Mink (A.L. Hawaii);
Wis.); Harsha (6 Ohio); Mathias Md.); Horton (36-N.Y.); Broyhill (10-Va.);
Scheuer (21-N.Y.); Meeds (2-Wash.); Burton (5-Calif.); and Albert (3-Okla.).
Winn (3-Kan.); Gude (8-Md.); Zwach (6-Minn.); and Steiger (3-Ariz.).
MINORITY: (14 Representatives Ayres (13-Ohio); Quie (1-Minn. ); Goodell (38-N. Y.);
Ashbrook (17-Ohio); Bel! (28-Calif.); Reid (26-N. Gurney (11- Fla. ); Erlenborn
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Gardner (4 -N.C.); and Steiger (6-Wisc.).
Clark, James T.
Clerk
Coxeter, Ellen M.
Asst. Clerk
Garber, Hayden S.
Counsel
Ariaial, Leslie J.
Asst. Clerk
STAFF
Gasque, Clayton
Staff Director
Steinkuller, Othello
Asst. Clerk
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Tubridy, Donald J.
Minority Clerk
Alexander, Betty
Asst. Clerk
Hilder, Leonard
Investigator
Watson, Sarra Anna
Asst. Counsel
McCord, Robert E.
Chief Clerk &
Gallagher, James F.
Researcher
Christgau, Victor
Clerk
Crowson, Frances
Senior Specialist
Cornett, Elizabeth A.
Admin. Asst.
Butler, Camille
Asst. Clerk
Reed, Hartwell D.
General Counsel
Baldwin, Goldie A.
Legis. Asst.
Gaul, William F.
Assoc. General Counsel
Shuler, Mary L.
Steno. Clerk Typist
SUBCOMMITTEE NO. I
Dargans, Louise M.
Research Dir.
Troup, Lelia W.
Admin. Asst.
Thomas G. Abernethy (D. Miss.), Chairman
Reeves, Benjamin F.
Editor
Gaskins, Eydie
Secy.
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Abernethy, Whitener, Diggs, Fraser, and Jacobs.
Wyman, Marian
Spec. Asst. to Chmn.
Anderson, Jeannine
Secy.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives O'Konski, Mathias, Broyhill (Va.), and Winn.
Wright, Louise M.
Admin. Asst.
Warren, John E.
Office Clerk
Sullivan, Austin P.
Legis. Specialist
Mills, Shirley
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2
Thompson, Jeanne E.
Legis. Asst.
Cable, William H.
Asst. Clerk
Charles C. Diggs, Jr., (D. Mich.), Chairman
Berens, Donald F.
Admin. Asst.
Lim, Richard G.
Asst. Clerk
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Diggs, Dowdy, Sisk, Hagan and Walker.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Springer, Mathias (Md.), Harsha and Winn.
Bernstein, Michael J.
Minority Counsel
Macknet, Ruth G.
Secy.
Radchiffe, Charles W.
Minority Counsel
Finke, Louise
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3
Buckley, John
Chief Min. Investigator
Livingston, Dorothy
Secy.
John Dowdy ID. Texas), Chairman
Beertein, Crawford C.
Minority Clerk
Kreke, Anita
Secy.
MAJORITY: (5 Representatives in ady, Atemethy, Camon.
Rocketeller, Warren P.
Research Analyst
Grimes, Sue Ann
rical Asst.
MINORITY: (-) R.'
Mill Asst. Clerk-Rsch. Analyst
Barger, Dixie A.
The Chairman
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STAFFS OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR - Continued
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS - Continued
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON EDUCATION
Thomas E. Morgan ID. Pa.), Chairman*
Edith Green (D. -Ore.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (9 D.) Representatives Green (Oreg.) Brademas, Gibbons, Carey, Hathaway,
MAJORITY: (21 D.) Representatives Morgan (26-Pa.); Zablocki (4-Wis.); Burleson (17-
Burton, Thompson (N.J.), Holland (Pa.) and Scheuer.
Tex.); Kelly (12-N. Y.); Hays (18-Ohio); Selden (5-Ala.); O'llara (2-111.); Fountain (2-
MINORITY: (6 R.) Representatives Quie, Reid (N.Y.), Gurney, Erlenborn, Esch and
N.C.); Fascell (4-Fia.); Farbstein (19- N.Y.); Diggs (13-Mich.); Murphy (3-III.);
Gardner.
Gallagher (13-N. Y.); Nix (2-Penn.); Monagan (5-Conn.); Fraser (5-Minn. ); Rosenthal
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(8-N.Y.); Roybal (30-Calif.); Culver (2-Iowa); Hamilton (9-Ind.); Tunney (38-Calif.).
Martin, Richard
Counsel
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MINORITY: (15 Representatives Bolton (22-Ohio); Adair (4-Ind.); Mailliard (6-Calif.),
SPECIAL SUSCOMMITTEE ON LABOR
Frelinghuysen (5-N.J.); Broomfield (18-Mich.); Whalley (15-Penn.); Gross (3-Iowa);
Frank Thompson, Jr. (D.-N.J.), Chairman
Berry (2-S. Dak.); Derwinski III.); Morse (5-Mass.); Thomson (3-Wis.); Fulton
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Thompson (N.J.), O'Hara, Carey, Scheuer, Brade -
(27-Penn.); Findley (20-III.); Buchanan (6-Ala.), and Taft (1-Ohio).
mas, William Ford, and Albert.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Goodell, Ashbrook, Reid (N. Y.), Dellenback and
Gardner.
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Tredick, Peter W.
Counsel
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Elmer J. Holland (D. -Pa.), Chairman
Crawford, Boyd
Staff Admin.
Nigh, June
Senior Staff Asst.
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Holland (Pa.), O'Hara (Mich.) Gibbons, Hathaway,
Bullock, Roy J.
Senior Staff Cons.
Mattas, Helen C.
Staff Asst.
Wm. Ford (Mich.), Meeds and Burton (Calif.).
Westphal, Albert C. F.
Staff Cons.
Hashagen, Helen L.
Staff Asst.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Gurney, Quie, Goodell, Esch, Steiger (Wis.).
Schupp, Franklin J.
Staff Cons.
O'Brien, Louise
Staff Asst.
Harrison, Jim
Director
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Brandt, Robert F.
Staff Cons.
Lalos, Mary M.
Staff Asst.
Cromer, Harry C.
Staff Cons.
McCracken, Doris B.
Staff Asst.
GENERAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON LABOR
Billings, Philip B.
Staff Cons.
Smith, Jean E.
Staff Asst.
John H. Dent, (D. Pa.), Chairman
Czarnecki, Marian A.
Staff Cons.
Burns, Mary
Staff Asst.
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Dent, Pucinski, Daniels, Hawkins, Mink, Burton
Benson, Melvin O.
Staff Cons.
Bowen, Robert J.
Clerical Asst.
(Calif.), and Albert.
Bierman, Everett E.
Staff Cons.
Brady, John J., Jr.
Staff Cons.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Bell, Erienborn, Scherle, Dellenback and Eshleman.
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Vagley, Robert E.
Director
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SUBCOMMITTEE GN AFRICA
Barratt O'Hara (D. -III.), Chairman
GENERAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON EDUCATION
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives O'Hara, Diggs, Murphy, Nix, Rosenthal, Culver and
Roman C. Pucinski (D. -III.), Chairman
Tunney.
MAJORITY: (11 D.) Representatives Pucinski, Brademas, Carey, Wm. Ford (Mich.),
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Bolton, Morse, Adair, Broomfield, and Derwinski.
Meeds, Scheuer, O'Hara (Mich.), Hawkins, Gibbons, Hathaway and Mink.
Brandt, Robert F.
Staff Consultant O'Brien, Mary Louise
Staff Asst.
MINORITY: (8 R.) Representatives Ashbrook, Quie, Goodeli, Bell, Gurney, Scherle,
Dellenback and Eshleman.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ASIAN AND PACIFIC AFFAIRS
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Clement J. Zablocki (D. -Wis.), Chairman
Jennings, John F.
Counsel
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MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Zablocki, Gallagher, Murphy, Hamilton, Diggs, Fraser,
and Tunney.
SELECT SUBCOMMITTEE ON EDUCATION
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Broomfield, Whalley, Mailliard, Thomson (Wis.), and
Dominick V. Daniels (D.-N.J.), Chairman
Buchanan.
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Daniels, Dent, Hawkins, Mink, Meeds, Green
(Ore.), and Albert
SUBCOMMITTEE ON EUROPE
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Reid (N.Y.), Bell, Erlenborn, Scherle, Steiger.
Edna F. Kelly (D. -N. Y.), Chairman
Krivit, Daniel H.
Counsel
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MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Kelly (N. Y.), Hays, Selden, Gallagher, Monagan,
Hamilton and Culver.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Frelinghuysen, Derwinski, Fulton, Findley, Taft.
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
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Czarnecki, Marian A.
Staff Consultant McCracken, Doris B.
Staff Asst.
to consist of 36 Members: (1) Relations of the United States with foreign nations
generally, (2) Establishment of boundary lines between the United States and foreign nations,
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICY
(3) Protection of American citizens abroad and expatriation, (4) Neutrality, (5) International
Leonard Farbstain (D. -N.Y.), Chairman
conferences and congresses, (6) The American National Red Cross, (7) Intervention abroad
and declaration of war, (8) Measures relating to the diplomatic service, (9) Acquisition of
land and buildings for embassies and logations in foreign countries (10) Measures to foster
commercial intercourse with foreign nations and to safeguard American business interests a-
broad, (11) United Nations Organization and international financial and monetory programs
tions, (12) F
n loans.
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STAFFS OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGH AFFAIRS - Continued
Miss (3-Cafif.); Fascell Fla.); Reass (5-Ws.), Monagan (5- Conn.);
126ald (7-Mass. ); Roush (5-Ind.); Moorhead (14-Pean.); Gatiagher (12-N.J.);
SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTER - AMERICAN AFFAIRS
Randall (4-Mo.); Roscathal (8-N.Y.); Wright (12-Tex.); and St Germain.
Armistead I. Selden, Jr. (D. -Ala.), Chairman
MINORITY: (15 R.) Representati Dwyer (6-N.J.) Reid (26-N.Y. Horton (36-N.Y);
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Selden, O'Hara, Fascell, Burleson, Monagan, Roybal,
Rumsfeld (13-III.); Erlenborn (14-111.); Wydler (4-N. Y.); Brown (7-Ohio); Edwards (1-
and Hamilton.
Ala. ); Vander Jagt (9-Mich.); Myers (7-Ind.); Thompson (5-Ga.); Cowger (3-Ky.);
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Mailliard, Whalley, Gross, Morse and Fulton.
Heckler (10-Mass.); Gude (8-Md.), and McCloskey (11-Calif.).
Brandt, Robert F.
Staff Consultant Hashagen, Helen L.
Staff Asst.
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERHATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND MOVEMENTS
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Dante B. Fascell (D. -Fla.), Chairman
Davis, Christine Ray
Staff Director
McLachlan, Ann E.
Staff Member
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Representatives Fascell, Fountain, Burleson, Fraser, Rosenthal, and
Lanigan, James A.
General Counsel
Baker, Mabel C.
Staff Member
Roybal.
Romney, Miles W.
Asst. General Counsel
Bickett, Charlotte C.
Staff Member
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Gross, Frelinghuysen, Derwinski, and Buchanan.
Fel 'Dotto, Dolores
Staff Member
Copenhaver, William
Minority Staff Mbr.
Czarnecki, Marian A.
Staff Consultant Hashagen, Helen L.
Staff Asst.
Carlson, John Philip
Minority Staff Mbr.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATIONAL SECURITY AND SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS
SUBCOMMITTEE ON EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE REORGANIZATION
AFFECTING FOREIGN POLICY
John A. Blatnik (D. Minn. ), Chairman
Omar Burleson (D. Texas), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Blatnik, Rosenthal, Holifield, and Reuss.
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Burleson, Hays, Nix, Kelly, Fountain.
MINORITY: ((3 R.) Representatives Erlenborn, Brown (Ohio), and Edwards (Ala.).
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Thomson (Wis.), Broomfield, Berry, and Findley.
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Bullock, Roy J.
Nigh, June
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Henderson, F er W.
Counsel Johnson, Veronica B.
Clerk-Steno.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON NEAR EAST
Hurtak, Janet
Clerk
L. H. Fountain (D. -N. Car.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Fountain, Farbstein, Murphy, Monagan, and Roybal.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREIGN OPERATIONS AND GOVERNMENT INFORMATION
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Berry, Frelinghuysen, Adair, and Taft.
John E. Moss (D. Calif.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Moss, Hardy, Monagan, and Macdonald.
Benson, Melvin O.
Staff Consultant O'Brien, Mary Louise
Staff Asst.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Reid (N.Y.), Rumsfeld, and Horton.
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON STATE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION AND
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FOREIGN OPERATIONS
Cornish, Norman G.
Staff Admin.
Nelligan, James L.
Investigator
Wayne L. Hays (D. -Ohio), Chairman
Augliere, Vincent J.
Chief, For. Ops.
Bresce, Marcia
Clerk
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Representatives Hays, Kelly, Zablocki, Farbstein, Monagan, Fraser,
Matteson, Jack
Chief, Govt. Info.
Bodecker, Jayne
Secy.
Selden, and Rosenthal.
Taylor, Michael A.
Legal Advisor
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Adair, Mailliard, Thomson (Wis.), Morse and Whalley.
Westphal, Albert C. F.
Staff Consultant Lalos, Mary M.
Staff Asst.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES
Jack Brooks (D. -Tex.), Chairman
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE FOR REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN AID PROGRAMS
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Brocks, Moorhead, Randall, and Fascell.
Thomas E. Morgan (D. -Pa.), Chairman
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Reid (N. Y.), Thompson (Ga.), and Heckler.
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Morgan, Zablocki, Burleson, Kelly and Hays.
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MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Bolton, Adair, Mailliard, and Frelinghuysen.
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Bullock, Roy J.
Sr. Staff Consultant Brandt, Robert F.
Staff Consultant
Baynard, Ernest C.
Staff Administrator Reel, Irma
Clerk
Cromer, Harry C.
Staff Consultant Mattas, Helen C.
Staff Asst.
Higginbotham, Lynne
Clerk
SUSCOMMITTEE ON NTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
L. H. Fountain (D. N. Car.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Fountain, Roush, Rosenthal, and Blatnik.
to consist of 35 Members; (A) Budget and accounting measures, other than
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Dwyer, Brown (Ohic), and Vander Jagt.
appropriations, (B) Reorganization in the executive branch of the Government. Such com-
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mittee shall have the duty of (A) receiving and examing reports of the Comptroller Gen-
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eral of the United States snd of submitting such recommendations to the House as it deems
Naughton, James R.
Counsel
necessary or desirable in connection with the subject matter of such reports: (B) studying
Genoberg, Delphis C.
Prof. Staff Mor.
Terry, Bebe B.
Clerk - Steno.
the operation of Government activities at all levels with a view to determining its economy
Cry, #. Denato
Sevior Wallier, Lexine
Clerk-stono,
and efficiency; (C) evaluating the effects of laws enacted to reorganize the legislative and
executive branches of the Government: (D) studying intergovernmental relationships between
SUBCOMMITTEE ON LEGAL AND MONETARY AFFAIRS
the United States and the States and municipalities, and between the United States and inter-
Dirite Farteil (:) -Fla.), Changes
national organizations of which the United States is a member."
William L. Dawson (D. -III.), Chairman
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STATES or THE HOUSE COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS Continued
abba, and of the House wing of the Capital, (G) Measures relating to the travel of Mem-
hers of the House, (H) Measures relating to the assignment of office space for Members
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY OPERATIONS
and Committees, (i) Measures relating to the disposition of useless executive papers,
Chet Holifield (D. Calif.), Chairman
(J) Except as provided in paragraph (o) 8, matters relating to the Library of Congress and
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Holifield, Garmatz, Moorhead, and Randall.
the House Library; statuary and pictures; acceptance or purchase of works of art for the
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Horton, Rumsfeld, and Erlenborn.
Capitol; the Botonic Gardens; management of the Library of Congress; purchase of books
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and manuscripts; erection of monuments to the memory of individuais, (K) Except as provid-
Roback, Herbert
Staff Administrator Luman, Joseph C.
Defense Analyst
ed in paragraph (o) 8, matters relating to the Smithsonian Institution and the incarporation
Ridgely, John Paul
Investigator
Kocberlein, Catherine L.
Rsch. Anal.
of similar institutions, (1) Matters relating to printing and correction of the Congressional
Dahlin, Douglas G.
Counsel
Hughes, Mollie Jo.
Clerk-Steno.
Record, (M) Measures relating to the election of the President, Vice President, or Members
of Congress; corrupt practices; contest elections; cr edentials and qualirications; and Fed-
SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES AND POWER
eral elections generally. (2) Such committee shall also have the duty of (A) examining all
Robert E. Jones (D. -Ala.), Chairman
bills, amendments, and joint resolution after passage by the House; and in cooperation
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Jones, Monagan, Roush, and Moss.
with the Senate, of examining all bills and joint resolutions which shall have passed both
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Vander Jagt, Gude, and McCloskey.
Houses, to see that they are correctly enrolled; and when signed by the Speaker of the House
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and the President of the Senate, shall forthwith present the same, when they shall have orig-
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noted in the House, to the President of the United States in person, and report the fact and
Indritz, Phineas
Chief Counsel
Tait, Jack
Prof. Staff Mbr.
date of such presentation to the House; (B) reporting to the Sergeant at Arms of the House
Davis, Laurence A.
Asst. Counsel
Hartke, Catherine L.
Secy.
the travel of Members of the House (C) arranging a suitable program for each-day observed by
Scheiber, Josephine
Rsch. Analyst
the House of Representatives as a memorial day in memory of Members of the Sencte and the
House of Representatives who have died during the preceding period, and to arrange for the
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publication of th proceedings thereof."
Henry Reuss (D. -Wis.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Reuss, Macdonald, Moorhead, and Wright
Omar Burleson (D. Texas), Chairman
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Wydler, Thompson (Ga.), and Gude.
MAJORITY: (17 D.) Representatives Burleson Tex.); Friedel (7-Md.); Ashmore (4-
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S. C.); Hays (18-Ohio); Jones (10 Mo.); Thompson -N.J.); Abbitt (4 Va.);
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Waggonner (4-La.); Dent (21-Penn.); Gibbons (6-Fla.); Nedzi (14-Mich.); Brademas
Gass, Edna (Mrs.)
Staff
Administrator
Cash,
Catherine
S.
Secy.
(3-Ind.); Davis -Ga.); and Gray (21-III.).
Shacter, Francine E.
Secy.
MINORITY: (11 R.) Representatives Lipscomb (24-Calif.); Corbett Chamberlain
(6-Mich.); Goodell (38-N.Y.); Devine (12-Ohio); Dickinson (2-Ala.); Cleveland (2-
SUBCOMMITTEE ON SPECIAL STUDIES
N.H.); Kyl (4-Iowa); Quie (1-Minn.); Schwengei (1-Iowa); and Cowger (3-Ky.).
William L. Dawson (D. -III.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Dawson, Hardy, Gallagher, and Rosenthal.
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MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Wydler, Myers, and Cowger
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Langston, Julian P.
Chief Clerk
Silverman, Louis
Asst. Clerk
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Robinson, Vivian M.
Minority Asst. Clerk
Jaynes, Gurney S.
Asst. Clerk
Freed, Louis 1.
Staff
Administrator
Benson, Johan
Investigator
Wolman, David S.
Personnel Analyst
Stolman, Irene D.
Asst. Clerk
Wasserman, Jacob N.
Counsel Jarvis, Marilyn
Clerk
Gray, Robert D.
Auditor
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE OM DONABLE PROPERTY
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS
John S. Monagan (D. Conn.), Chairman
Samuel N. Friedel (D. -Md.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (2 D.) Representatives Monagan and St Germain.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Friedel, Hays, Waggonner, and Gibbons.
MINORITY: (1 R.) Representatives Heckler.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Devine, Dickinson, Cleveland.
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS
Barash, Peter S.
Legal Asst. Armstrong, Clara Catherine
Clerk
Robert T. Ashmore, (D. S. Car.) Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Ashmore, Abbitt, Waggonner and Nedzi.
Special Consumer Inquiry
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Goodell, Devine, and Kyl.
Benjamin Rosenthal (D. N. Y.), Chairman
The full subcommittee membership.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONTRACTS
STAFF
Wayne L. Hays (D. Ohio), Chairman
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MAJORITY: 2 D.) Reps. Hays, Waggonner. MINORITY (1 R.) Rep. Dickinson.
Barash, Peter S.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Fel 'Dotto, Dolores
Clerk
Harrison, I. Warren
Prof. Staff Mbr.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON LICRARY AND MEMORIALS
Paul C. Jones (D. -Mo.), Chairman
(Ga.),
Gray.
COMMITTEE ON HOUSE ADMINISTRATION
to consist of 25 Members; (A) Employment of persons by the House, including
PRINTING
clerks for Members and committees, and reporters of debates, (B) Expenditure of the conting.
gent fund of the P sc, (C) The audiring and settling of all accounts which may be
:0 the contingen
1, (D) Measures relating to accounts of the House gener
prictions from the contingent fund, (5) Measures relating to
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STATES jf THE HOUSE COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE ON HOUSE ADMINISTRATION - Continued
SUBCOMMITTEE ON IMIGATION AND RECLAMATION
Harold T. Johnson (D. Calif.), Chairman
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT
MAJORITY: (13 D.) Representatives Johnson (Calif.), Haley, Edmondson, Baring, Udall,
Paul C. Jones (D. Mo.), Chairman
Burton (Calif.), Tunney, Folcy, White, O'Hara (Mich.), Kee, Meeds, Kazen and
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Jones (Mo.), Nedzi, and Davis (Ga.).
Polanco-Abreu.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Chamberlain, and Schwengel.
MINORITY: (9 R.) Representatives Hosmer, Berry, Skubitz, Burton (Utah), Wyatt,
Hansen (Idaho), Reinecke, Kupferman and Steiger.
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MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Davis (Ga.), Gibbons and Gray.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Devine and Dickinson.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MINES AND MINING
Ed Edmondson (D. -Okla.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Representatives Edmondson, Baring, Carey, Burton (Calif.) Foley,
COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS
O'Hara (Mich.), Kee and Kazan.
MINORITY; (6 R.) Reps. Burton (Utah), Berry, Hosmer, Skubitz, Reinecke, McClure.
to consist of 33 Members: (a) Forest reserves and national parks created from
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the public domain, (b) Forfeiture of land grants and alien ownership, including alien owner-
ship of mineral lands, (c) Geological Survey, (d) Interstate compacts relating to apportion-
SUCCOMMITTEE CN NATIONAL PARKS AND DECREATION
ment of waters for irrigation purposes, (e) Irrigotion and reclamation, including water supply
Roy A. Taylor (D. -N. Car.), Chairman
for reclamation projects, and easements of public lands for irrigation projects, and acquisi-
MAJORITY: (10 D.) Representatives Taylor, Johnson (Calif.), Carey, Udall, White,
ion of pirvate lands when necessary to complete irrigation projects, (f) Measures relating
Kastenmeier, O'Hara (Mich.), Ryan, Mink, and Kazen.
to the care, education, and management of Indians, including the care and allotment of Indian
MINORITY: (7 ) Reps. Skubitz, Morton, Kupferman, Kyl, Steiger, Pollock, McClure.
lands and general and special measures relating to claims which are paid out of Indian funds,
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except those affecting the revenue and appropriations, (h) Military parks and battlefields, and
national cemeteries, (i) Mineral land laws and claims and entries thereunder, (i) Mineral
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS
resources of the public lands; (k) Mining interests generally; (1) Mining schools and experi
Walter S. Baring (D. Nev.), Chairman
mental stations, (m) Petroleum conservation on the public lands and conservation of the
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Baring, Johnson (Calif.), Udall, Tunney, Ryan
radium supply in the U.S., (n) Preservation of prehistoric ruins and objects of interest on
Y.), Kee, Meeds and Polanco-Abreu
the public domain; (o) Public lands generally, including entry, casements, and grazing
MINORITY: (6 R.) Representatives Wyatt, Morton, Hansen, Reinecke, Kyl, and Pollock.
Thereon, (p) Relations of the United States with the Indians and the Indian tribes.
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Wayne N. Aspinall (D. Colo.), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON TERRITORIAL AND INSULAR AFFAIRS
MAJORITY: (19 D.) Representatives Aspinall (4-Colo.); Haley (7-Fla.); Edmondson (2-
Hugh L. Carey ID. N.Y.), Chairman
Okla.); Baring (AL -Nev.); Taylor (11-N. Car.); Johnson (2-Calif.); Carey (15-N. Y.);
MAJORITY: (9 D.) Representatives Carey, Haley, Taylor, Burton (Calif.), Foley, White
Udall (2-Ariz.); Burton (5-Calif.); Tunney (38- Calif. Foley (5-Wash.); White (16 -
Kastenmeier, Ryan, Mink, and Polanco-Abreu.
Tex. Kastenmeier (2-Wis.); O'Hara (12-Mich. ); Ryan (20- Mink (AL-Hawaii);
MINORITY: (6 R.) Representatives Morton, Hosmer, Burton (Utah, Wyatt, Kupferman, Kyl.
Kee (5-W. Va.); Meeds (2-Wash.); Kazen Tex.); and Polanco - Abreu. *
MINORITY: (14-R.) Representatives Saylor (22-Penn.); Berry (2-S. Dak.); Hosmer (32-
Calif.) Skubitz (5-Kan.); Burton (1-Utah); Morton (1-Md.); Wyatt (1-Ore.); Hansen
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE
(2-Idaho); Reinecke (27-Calif.); Kupferman (17-N.Y.); Kyl (4-Iowa); Steiger (3-Ariz,);
Pollock (AL-Alaska); and McClure (1-Idaho).
to consist of 33 Members: (1) Interstate and foreign commerce generally (2)
Regulation of interstate and foreign transportation, except transportation by water not subject
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foreign communications, (4) Civil acronautics, (5) Weather bureau, (6) Interstate oil com-
McFarland,
Sidney
L.
Prof. Staff Director
Barton, Dixie S. (Mrs.)
Clerk
pacts; and petroleum and natural gas, except on the public lands, (7) Securities and ex-
& Engineering Consultant
Murray, Patricia Ann
Clerk
changes, (8) Regulation of interstate transmission of power, except the installation of
Witmer, T. Richard
Counsel
Bedsole, Virginia (Mrs.)
Clerk
connections between Government water projects, (9) Railroad labor and reilroad retirement
Shafer, William L.
Consultant
Freeman, Patricia (Mrs.)
Clerk
and uncmployment, except revenue measures relating thereto, (10) Public health and quar-
Sigler, Lewis A.
Consultant
Gardner, Susan Anne (Mrs.)
Clerk
antine, (11) Inland waterways.'
Arnold, Nancy (Mrs.)
Chief Clerk
Vance, Kathleen
Clerk
Leppert, Charles, Jr.
Asst. Counsel
Gaddis, Edward
Messenger
Harley 0. Staggers (D. -W. Va.), Chairman
McElvain, Lee
Asst. Counsel
SUBCOMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS
James A. Haley (D. Fla.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Haley, Edmondson, Taylor, Tunney, Kastenevier,
Mink and Meeds.
MINORITY: is R.) Representatives Berry, Hansen (Idaho), Strager (Ariz.).
McClure.
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STAPES 01 THE HOUSE CORRITTEES
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE & FOREIGN COMMERCE - Continued
COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
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(6) National penitentiaries, (7) Protection of trade and commerce against unlawful restraints
Painter, Kenneth
First Asst. Clerk
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and monopolies, (8) Holidays and celebrations, (9) Bankruptcy, mutiny, espionage, and
Stevenson, Andrew
Prof. Staff Coordinator
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counterfeiting, 0)State and Territorial boundary line, (11) Meetings of Congress, attendance
Menger, James M., Jr.
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of Members, and their acceptance of incompatible offices, (12) Civil liberties, (13) Patents,
Dixon, William J.
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copyrights, and trade-marks, (14) Patent Office, (15) Immigration and naturalization, (16)
Guthrie, Robert F.
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Apportionment of Representatives, (17) Measures relating to claims against the United States
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(18) Interstate compacts generally, (19) Presidential succession.'
Johnson, Glenn L.
Printing Editor
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Emanual Celler (D. Chairman
Ryan, Mary
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MAJORITY: (20 D.) Representatives Celler (10-N. Y.); Feighan (20-Ohio); Willis (3-La.);
Karpowich, Elsie
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Rodino (10-N.J.); Rogers (1-Colo.); Donohue (4-Mass.); Brooks (9-Tex.); Tuck (5-
Dinkins, Eleanor
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Va.); Ashmore (4-S. Car.); Dowdy Tex.); Whitener (10-N. Car. Kastenmeier (2-
Collie, Hazel
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Thomas, E. E.
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Tenzer (5-N.Y.); Conyers (1-Mich.); Jacobs (11-Ind.); and Eilberg (4-Penn.).
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MINORITY: (15 R.) Representatives McCulioch (4-Ohio); Poff (6-Va.); Moore (1-W. Va.);
Berry, Lewis E., Jr.
Minority Counsel
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Cahill (6-N.J.); MacGregor (3-Minn.); Mathias (6-Md.) Hutchinson (4-Mich.) McClory
Burson, Marion M.
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(12-III.); Smith (40-N.Y.); Roth (AL-Del.); Meskill (6-Conn.); Sandman (2-N.J.);
Dubino, Helen M.
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Railsback (19-III.); Biester (8-Penn.); and Wiggins (25-Calif.).
Bullard, Barbara
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Jones, Dolores D.
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND FINANCE
Dick, Bess E.
Staff Director
Polk, Franklin G.
Assoc. Counsel
John E. Moss (D. Calif.), Chairman
Foley, William R.
General Counsel
Fischer, Joseph
Counsel
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Moss, Murphy (N. Y.), Blanton, and Stuckey.
Cline, Garner J.
Counsel
Allen, Carrie Lou
Clerical Staff
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Keith, and Watkins.
Fuchs, Herbert
Counsel
Caldwell, Jane C.
Clerical Staff
Shattuck, William P.
Counsel
Meckins, Elizabeth G.
Clerical Staff
SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS AND POWER
Zelenko, Benjamin L.
Counsel
Beland, Lorraine W.
Clerical Staff
Torbert H. Macdonald (D. -Mass.), Chairman
Zinn, Charles J.
Law Revision Counsel
Burak, Gertrude
Clerical Staff
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Macdonald, Kornegay, Van Deerlin, Rooney (Pa.),
Benn, Donald G.
Assoc. Counsel
Christy, Frances C.
Clerical Staff
and Ottinger.
Santarelli, Donald E.
Assoc. Counsel
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Younger, Broyhill (N. Car.), Harvey, Brotzman and
Brown (Ohio).
SUBCOMMITTEE NO. I
General jurisdiction over judiciary bills as assigned. Special jurisdiction over immigration
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE
and nationality.
John Jarman (D. Okla.), Chairman
Michael A. Feighan (D. Ohio), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Jarman, Rogers (Fla.), Satterfield and Kyros.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Feighan, Rodino, Donchue, and Dowdy.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Nelsen, Carter and Skubitz.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Moore, Cahill, and MacGregor.
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Cline, Garner J.
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MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Friedel, Dingell, Pickle, Ronan, and Adams.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Devine, Cunningham, Watson, and Kuykendall.
SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2
General jurisdiction over judiciary bills as assigned. Special jurisdiction over claims.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATIONS
Robert T. Ashmore (D. -S. Car.), Chairman
Harley 0. Staggers (D. -W. Va.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Ashmore, Hungate, Tenzer, and Eilberg.
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Staggers, Moss, Dingell, Rogers (Fla.), Van Deer-
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Smith (N. Y.), Meskill, and Sandman.
lin, Pickle, and Adams.
Shatluck, William P.
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MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Keith, Cunningham, Harvey, Brotzman, Brown (Ohio).
SUSCOMMITTEE NO. 3
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trademarks, copyrights, and revision of the laws.
Lishman, Robert W.
Chief Counsel
Connor, James R.
Staff Asst.
Edwin E. Whilis (D.-La.) Chairman
Hart, Thomas D.
Legis. Asst.
Kelly, James P.
Investigator:
Manelli, Daniel J.
Staff Attorney
Kane, William D.
Robinson, Zelig
Staff Attorney
Dupree, Cella M.
Chincil
Smith S. Arnold
Staff Attorney
Paola, Elizabeth G.
Turner, George T.
Special Asst.
Carith, K.
Orunan, Will
Staff Asst.
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STATES OF The HOUSE COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY - Continued
COMMITTEE 02 MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES - Continued
SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 4
MINORETY: (15 R.) Representatives Mailliard (6-Calif.); Pelly (1-Wash.); Mosher (13 -
General jurisdiction over judiciary bills as assigned. Special jurisdiction over bankruptcy
omon; Grover (2 N. Y. ); Morton 0 - Md.); Keith (12-Mass.); Edwards (1 Ala. );
and reorganization.
Byron G. Regers, (D. -Colo. ), Chairman
Watkins (9-Penn.); Reinecke (27-Calif.); Schadeberg (1-Wis.); Roth (AL Del.
Dellenback (4-Ore.); Pollock (AL -Alaska); Ruppe (11-Mich.); and Button (29-N.Y.).
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Rogers, Whitener, Conyers, and Jacobs.
STAFF
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Zincke, Bernard J.
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SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 5
Everett, Ned P.
Counsel
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General jurisdiction over judiciary bills as assigned. Special jurisdiction over antitrust
Bakas, Gus
Counsel
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matters.
Pankopf, Arthur
Minority Counsel
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Emanuel Celler (D. N.Y.), Chairman
McElroy, Robert J.
Chief Clerk
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MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Celler, Rodino, Rogers (Colo.), Donohue, Brooks,
Winfield, William
Assistant Clerk
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Kastenmeier, and Corman.
Brookshire, Ruth
Assistant Clerk
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MINORITY: (6 R.) Representatives McCulloch, Mathias (Md.), MacGregor, McClory,
Still, Frances P.
Assistant Clerk
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Railsback, and Biester.
Summers, Lucye L.
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Wojcik, Jane C.
Secretary
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Harkins, Kenneth R.
Chief Counsel, Antitrust
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Barker, Vera
Secretary
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Appel, Leonard
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Noah, Virginia
Secretary (Minarity)
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Watt, Donald A.
Editor
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Barnes, Norman M.
Investigator
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Edwin E. Willis (D. La.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Representatives Willis, Rodino, Whitener, Kastenmeier, Corman and
SUBCOMMITTEE ON COAST GUARD, COAST & GRODUTIC SURVEY & NAVISATION
Jacobs.
Frank M. Clark (D. -Pa.), Chairman
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Moore, MacGregor, Mathias (Md.), Hutchinson, Wiggins.
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Representatives Clark, Lennon, Byrne, Sullivan, Rogers (Fla.), St.
Zeitman, Jerome M.
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Onge, Jones (N. Car.), and Stubblefield.
MINORITY: (6 R.) Reps. Morton, Grover, Watkins, Edwards (Aia.), Ruppe, Button.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON SUBMERGED LANDS
Edwin E. Willis (D. -La.), Chairman
SUCCOMMITTEE ON FICHERIES AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
MAJORITY: 5 D.) Representatives Willis, Brooks, Tuck, Ashmore, and St. Onge.
John D. Dingell (D. -Mich.), Chairman
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Poff, Cahill, Roth, Railsback.
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Representatives Dingell, Lennon, Downing, Dow, Karth, Rogers (Fla.),
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MINORITY: (6 R.) Representatives Pelly, Morton, Keith, Roth, Dellenback, Pollock.
SUBCOMMITTE ON MERCHANT MARINE
COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES
Edward A. Garmatz (D. -Md.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (12 D.) Representatives Garmatz, Ashley, Downing, Rogers (Fla.), Stubble-
to consist of 34 Members: (1) Merchant morine generally, (2) Registering and
field, Murn' , (N.Y.); Dingell, Byrne, Sullivan (Mo.), St. Onge, Dow and one vacancy.
licensing of vessels and small boats, (3) Navigation and the laws relating thereto, including
MINORITY: (9 R.) Representatives Mailliard, Pelly, Mosher, Grover, Edwards (Aia.),
pilotage, (4) Rules and international arrangements to prevent collisions at sea, (5) Merchant
Reinecke, Schadeberg, Roth, and Dellenback.
marine officers and seamen, (6) Measures relating to the regulation of common carriers by
water (except matters subject to the jurisdiction of the Interstate Commerce Commission) and
SUCCOMMITTEE ON OCEANOGRAPHY
to the inspection of merchant marine vessels, lights and signals, lifesaving equipment, and
Alton Lennon (D. -N. Car.), Chairman
fire protection on such vessels, (7) The Coast Guard, including lifesaving service, light-
MAJORITY: (12 D.) Representatives Lennon, Rogers (Fla.), Ashley, Downing, Dow,
houses, lightships, and ocean derelicts, (8) United States Coast Guar and Merchant Mar-
Karth, Hathaway, Clark, St. Onge, Jones (N. Car.), Hanna and one vacancy.
ine Academies, (9) Coast and Geodetic Surveys, (10) The Panama Canal and the maintenance
MINORITY: (9 R.) Representatives Mosher, Pelly, Keith, Reinecke, Edwards (Ala.),
and operation of the Panama Canal, including the administration, sanitation, and government
Schadeberg, Roth, Dellenback, and Poliock.
of the Canal Zone: and interocoanic canals generally, (11) Fisheries and wildlife, including
research, restoration, refuges, and conservation.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PARAMA CANAL
Leoner K. (Vrs. Juin B.) Sullivin D. -Mo.),
Edward A. Garmatz (D. -Md.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (19 D.) Representatives Garmatz (3-Md.); Sullivan (3-Mo.); Clark (25-Pa.),
Ashley (9-Onio); Dingell (16-Mich.); Lennon (7-N. Downing (1-Va.); Byrne (+-
Penn.); Rogers (9-Fla.); Stubblefield (1-Ky.); Marphy (16-N. Y.);
Conn. ); Dow (27-N. Y.); Karth (4-Mina.): Wathaway
Hanna (34-C "".); Helstose and
The Chairman
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE
COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE - Continued
to consist of 26 Members: (1) The Federal civil service generally, (2) The
SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION
status of officers and employees of the United States, including their compensation, class-
Morris K. Udall ID. -Ariz.), Chairman
ification, and retirement, (3) The postal service generally, including the railway mail service
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Udall, Hanley, Waldie, William Ford, Hamilton.
and measures relating to ocean mail and pneumatic tube service; but excluding post roads,
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Button, Johnson. (Penn.), and Ruppe.
(4) Postal savings banks, (5) Census and the collection of statistics generally, (6) The Nat-
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Thaddeus J. Dulski (D.-N.Y.), Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MANPOWER AND CIVIL SERVICE
MAJORITY: (15 D.) Representatives Dulski (41-N.Y.); Henderson (3-N. Car.); Olsen
David N. Henderson (D. -N. Car.), Chairman
(1-Mont.); Udall (2-Ariz.); Daniels (14-N.J.); Nix (2- Penn.); Pool (3-Tex.); Green
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Henderson, Wilson (Calif.), White, Hamilton, Brasco.
(5-Penn.); Hanley (34-N. Wilson (31 Calif.) Waldie (14-Calif.); White (16-Tex.);
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Gross, Derwinski, and Broyhill (N. Car.).
Ford (15-Mich.); Hamilton (9-Ind.); and Brasco (11-N.Y.).
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N.Y.); Scott (8-Va.); Ruppe (11-Mich.); McClure (1-Idaho); and Thompson (5-Ga.).
SUBCOMMITTEE ON POSITION CLASSIFICATION
James M. Hanley (D. -N.Y.), Chairman
STAFF
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Martiny, John H.
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Kazy, Theodore J.
Senior Staff Assistant
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Joe R. Pool (D. Texas), Chairman
Thornton, Elsie E.
Executive Secretary
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MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Pool, Daniels, Wilson (Calif.), William Ford, Brasco.
Wells, Barbara M.
Secretary
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MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Derwinski, Scott, and Thompson (Ga.).
Simons, Blanche M.
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Pendleton, Maria R.
Document Clerk
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Robert N. C. Nix (D. Penn.), Chairman
Howard, Alton
Printing Editor
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MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Nix, Olsen, Green (Penn.), Waldie, and White
Barton, Richard
Staff Assistant
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MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Cunningham, Gross, and Derwinski.
Green, Thelma R.
Secretary
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Ward, Elia R.
Staff Assistant
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Amald Olsen (D. Mont.) Chairman
Davis, Stewart A.
Staff Assistant
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MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Olsen, Udall, Daniels, Nix, and Pool.
Devlin, Ralph J.
Staff Member
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MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Johnson (Penn.), Cunningham, and Button.
Ward, Sara L.
Secretary
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Stenographer
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Staff Assistant
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Greenberg, Louis
Staff Member
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Staff Assistant
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON RETIREMENT, INSURANCE AND HEALTH CENEFITS
Winslow, Joseph E.
Staff Member
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Dominick V. Daniels (D. -N.J.), Chairman
Frink, Gary R.
Staff Member
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MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Daniels, Henderson, Pool, Green (Penn.), Hanley.
Bates, Kathryn E.
Secretary
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MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Broyhill (N. Car.), Johnson (Penn.), Thompson (Ga.).
Powell, John W.
Staff Assistant
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Bldg.
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Moore, George M.
Civil Service Consultant
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Deviin, Ralph J.
Staff Assistant
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Flanagan, Carol A.
Secretary
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Marshall, John
Staff Assistant
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Napier, Margaret G.
Clerk-Stenographer
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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
Williss, Donna Linn
Secretary
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON CENSUS AND STATISTICS
William J. Green (D. Penn.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Green, Olsen, Nix, Waldle, and White.
MINORITY: (3 R.) presentatives Scott, Mc Clure and Thompson ICA.).
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STAT. ; OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEES
buildings and grounds of the Botonic Gardens, the Library of Congress, and the Smithsonion
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS - Continued
Institution, (9) Public reservations and parks within the District of Columbia, including
Rock Creck Park and the Zoological Park, (10) Measures relating to the construction or
SUBOCMMITTEE ON WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
or maintenance of roads and post roads, other than appropriations therefor; but it shall not
Jim Wright (D. Texas), Chairman
be in order for any bill providing general legislation in relation to roads to contain any provi-
MAJORITY: (12 D.) Representatives Wright, Kluczynski, Gray, Clark, Edmondson, Dorn,
sion for any specific road, nor for any bill in relation to O specific road to embrace a provi-
Olsen, Edwards (La.), Blatnik, Jones (Ala.), Roberts, and Waldie.
sion in relation to any other specific road.
MINORITY: (9 R.) Representatives Grover, Duncan, Schwengel, Schadeberg, Snyder,
Denney, Zion, McDonald (Mich.) and Miller (Ohio).
George H. Fallon (D. -Md.), Chairman*
SPECIAL SUCCOMMITTEE ON THE FEDERAL HIGHWAY PROGRAM
MAJORITY: (19 D.) Representatives Fallon (4-Md.); Blatnik (8-Minn.); Jones (8-Ala.);
John A. Blatnik (D. -Minn.), Chairman
Kluczynski (5-III. Wright (12-Tex.); Gray (21-Iil.); Clark (25-Penn.); Edmondson
MAJORITY: (12 D.) Representatives Blatnik, Jones (Ala.), Kluczynski, Wright, Gray,
(2-Okla.); Johnson (2-Calif.); Dorn (3-S.C.); Henderson (3-N.C.); Olsen (1-Mont.);
Clark, Edmondson, Johnson (Calif.), Olsen (Mont. ), Everett, McCarthy, Howard.
Roberts (4-Tex.); Everett (8-Tenn.); McCarthy (39-N.Y.); Kee (5-W. Va.); Howard
MINORITY: (9 R.) Representatives Cramer, Harsha, Cleveland, Don Clausen, McEwen,
(3-N.J.); Edwards (7-La.); and Waldie (14-Calif.).
Duncan, Schadeberg, Zion, and McDonald (Mich.).
STAFF
MINORITY: (15 R.) Representatives Cramer (3-Fla.); Harsha (6-Ohip); Grover (2-N.Y.);
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Cleveland (2-N.H.); Clausen (1-Calif.); McEwen (31-N.Y.); Duncan (2-Tenn.);
May, Walter R.
Chief Counsel
Kopecky, George M.
Chief Investigator
Schwengei (1-Iowa); Schadeberg (1-Wis.); Snyder (4-Ky.); Denney (1-Neb.); Zion
Constandy, John P.
Asst. Chief Counsel
Downie, Martha E.
Staff Asst.
(8-Ind.); McDonald (19-Mich.); Hammerschmidt (3-Ark.) and Miller (10-Ohio).
Lorenz, Carl J., Jr.
Assoc. Counsel
Rupert, Mildred E.
Staff Asst.
Keeney, Kathryn M.
Chief Clerk
GaNun, Agnes M.
Staff Asst.
STAFF
Knighten, Shirley R.
Staff Asst.
O'Hara, John P.
Assoc. Counsel
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Willse, Sherman
Prof. Staff Mor.
D'Amico, Salvatore J.
Assoc. Counsel
Lawrence, Robert G.
Assoc. Counsel
Harrison, Stuart M.
Staff Asst.
Sullivan, Richar J.
Chief Counsel
Beam, Dorothy
Exec. Staff Asst.
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Brennan, Joseph R.
Engineer Consultant
Buckley, Meriam R.
Staff Asst.
May, Robert L.
Minority Counsel
Yates, Paul R. S.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Enfield, Clifton W.
Minority Counsel
Kennedy, Anne C.
Staff Asst.
Downie, Martha t.
Tobin, Maurice B.
Subcom. Clerk
Carroll, Sterlyn B.
Staff Asst.
Peters, Augusta B.
Subcom. Clerk
Youmans, Erla S.
Minority Staff Asst.
SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
Feeley, Stephen V.
Subcom. Clerk
Spaulding, Stella
Minority Staff Asst.
Ed Edmondson, ID. -Okla.), Chairman
Spence, Robert F.
Subcom. Clerk
Warren, Audrey G.
Subcom. Clerk
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Representatives Edmondson, Clark, Roberts, McCarthy, Kee, Howard,
Lorenz, Carl J.
Subcom. Counsel
Yates, Paul R. S.
Prof. Staff Mbr.
Edwards (La.), and Henderson.
MINORITY: 16 R.) Representatives Cleveland, Don Clausen, McEwen, Snyder, Hammer-
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FLOOD CONTROL
schmidt and Miller (Ohio).
Robert E. Jones (D. -Ala.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (12 D.) Representatives Jones (Ala.), Wright, Gray, Clark, Johnson (Calif.);
AD MOC SUBCOMMITTEE ON APPALACHIA
Edmondson, Olsen, Dorn, Henderson, Roberts, Everett and Kee.
Robert E. Jones (D. Ala.), Chairman
MINORITY: (9 R.) Representatives Don Clausen, Harsha, Schwengel, Snyder, Denney,
MAJORITY: (8 D.) Representatives Jones (Ala.), Wright, Clark, Edmondson, Henderson,
Zion, McDonald (Mich.), Hammerschmidt and Miller (Ohio).
Kee, Dorn, and Waldie.
MINORITY: (6 R.) Representatives Schwengel, Cramer, Cleveland, Schadeberg, Denney,
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
and Zion.
Kenneth Gray (D. -III.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (12 D.) Representatives Gray, Jones (Ala.), Kluczynski, Blatnik, Wright,
Henderson, Roberts, Kee, Edwards (La.), Johnson (Calif.), Howard, and Waldie.
COMMITTEE ON RULES
MINORITY: (9 R.) Representatives Grover, McEwen, Cramer, Duncan, Schwengel,
Schadeberg, Denney, McDonald (Mich.), and Hammerschmidt.
tc consist of 15 Members; (1) The ruies, joint rules, and order of business of
the House, (2) Recesses and final adjournment of Congress, (3) To sit and act whether or
SUBCOMMITTEE ON RIVERS AND HARBORS
not the House is in session.
John A. Blatnik (D. -Minn.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (12 D.) Representatives Blatnik, Johnson (Calif.), Gray, Wright, Henderson,
William M. Colmer (D. Miss. 1, Chairman
Roberts, Dorn, McCarthy, Howard, Everett, Edwards (La.), and Waldie.
MAJORITY: (10 D.) Representatives Colmer (5-Miss.); Madden (1-Ind.); Delaney (9-
MINORITY: (9 R.) Representatives Harsha, Cramer, Grover, Don Clausen, McEwen,
N. Y.); Bolling (5-Mo.); O'Neill (8-Mass. Sisk 06-Calif.); Yeang (14-Texas);
Duncan, Schadeberg, Snyder, and Hammerschmidt.
Perper (11-Fla.); Matisman AL -Hawail), and lerson 16. Tenn.).
Smith -Callf.) Anderson in Martin
(1- and
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ROADS
STAFF
John C. Kluczynski (D. -III.), Chairman
H 312 THE CAPITEL BLOC.
MAJORITY: (12 D.) Representatives Kluczynski, Blatnik, Jones (Ala.), Clark, Edminis
son, Olsen, Wright, Everett, McCarthy, Howard, Roberts, and Dom.
MINORITY: (9 R.) Representatives Cramer, Harsha, Cleveland, Claims,
Schwengel, Denney, Zion, and McDonald (Mith.).
The
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
OF
TST
COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS
COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTIOS-CoMdd
to consist of 31 Members; (a) Astronautical research and development, including
SUBDOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
resources, personnel equipment, end facilities, (b) Bureau of Standards, standardization of
Emilio Q. Daddario (D. Conn), Chairman
weights and measures, and the metric system, (c) National Aeronaut and Space admin-
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Representatives Daddario, Roush, Davis (Ga.), Waggonner, Brown,
istration, (d) National Aeronautics ond Space Council, (e) National Science Foundation,
(Calif.), and Ryan.
(f) Outer space, including exploration and control thereof, (g) Science Scholarships, and
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Bell, Mosher, Rumsfeld, and Lukens.
(h) Scientific research and development.'
SUBCOMMITTEE ON SPACE SCIENCES AND APPLICATIONS
Joseph E. Karth (D. -Minn.), Chairman
George P. Miller (D. Calif.), Chairman*
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Karth, Downing, Wolff, Brinkley, and Eckhardt.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Mosher, Vander Jagt, Winn, and Pettis.
MAJORITY: (18 D.) Representatives Miller (8-Calif.); Teague (6-Tex. Karth (4-Minn.);
Hechler (4-W. Va.); Daddario (1-Conn.); Roush (5-Ind.); Davis (7-Ga.); Ryan (20-
N.Y.); Downing (1 Va.); Waggonner (4-La.); Fuqua (2-Fla.); Brown (29 Calif.);
COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT
Wolff (3-N. Y.); Green (5-Penn.); Cabell (5-Tex.); Brinkley (3-Ga.); Eckhardt
Texas), and Tiernan (2-R.I.).
to consist of 12 Members, 6 of the Majority and 6 of the Minority Party. Its pur-
MINORITY: (13 R.) Representatives Fulton (27-Penn.); Mosher (13-Ohio); Roudebush
pose shall be to recommend as soon as proticable to the House of Representatives such
(10-Ind.); Bell (28-Calif.) Pelly (1-Wash.); Rumsfeld (13-III.); Gurney (5-Fla.);
changes in laws, rules and regulations that the Committee deems necessary to establish
Wydler (4-N.Y.); Vander Jagt (9-Mich.); Winn (3-Kan.); Pettis (33-Calif.); Lukens
and enforce standards of official conduct far Members, Officers and employees of the House.
(24-Ohio); and Hunt (1-N.J.).
STAFF
Rep. Melvin Price (D. -III.), Chairman
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MAJORITY: (: D.) Representatives Price (24-III.), Teague Texas), Evins Tenn.),
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Abbitt (4-Va.), Aspinall (4-Colo.), and Kelly (12-N.Y.).
Ducander, Charles F.
Exec. Dir. & Chief Counsel
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MINORITY: (6 R.) Representatives Halleck (2-Ind.), Arends (17-III.), Betts (8-Ohio),
Carstarphen, John A., Jr.
Chief Clerk & Counsel
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Quillen Tenn.), and Williams (7-Penn.).
Yeager, Philip B.
Counsel
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STAFF
Hammill, Frank R.
Counsel
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Boone, W. H.
Chief Tech. Consultant
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Swanner, John M.
Staff Director
Mackenzie, Mariann R.
Secy.
Hines, Richard P.
Staff Consultant
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Wolte, Bennett M.
Asst. Director
Willing, Tempie L.
Asst. Clerk
Gerardi, Peter A.
Technical Consultant
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Wilson, James E.
Technical Consultant
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Gould, Harold A.
Technical Consultant
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COMMITTEE ON UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES
Dickinson, Philip P.
Technical Consultant
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Felton, Joseph M.
Counsel
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to consist of 9 Members; (A) Un-American activities. (2) The Committee on Un-
Kernan, Elizabeth S.
Scientific Research Asst.
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American Activities, as a whole or by subcommittee, is authorized to make from time to time
Giroux, Frank J.
Clerk
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investigations of (i) the extent, character, and objects of un-American propaganda activities
Quigley, Denis C.
Publications Clerk
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in the United States, (ii) the diffusion with the United States of subversive and un-American
Robert, Mary Ann (Mrs.)
Secretary
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propaganda that is instigated from foreign countries or of a domestic origin and attacks the
Dodson, Emily (Mrs.)
Secretary
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principle of the form of government as guaranteed by our Constitution, and (iii) all other
Rodgers, Carol F. (Mrs.)
Secretary
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questions in relation thereto that would aid Congress in any necessary remedial legisla-
Stafford, June C. (Mrs.)
Secretary
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tion. The Committee on In-Americon Activities shall report to the House (or to the Clerk
Robison, Virginia
Secretary
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of the House if the House is not in session) the results of any such investigation, together
Cashman, Kieran U.
Secretary
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with such recommendations as it deems adyisable. For the purpose of any such investigo-
Rees, Martha N. (Mrs.)
Secretary
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tion, the Committee on American Activities, or any subcommittee thereof, is authorized
Shullaw, Richard
Asst. Publications Clerk
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to sit and act at such times and places within the United States, whether or not the House
is sitting, has recessed, or had adjourned, to hold such hearings, to require the attendance
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ADVANCED RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY
of such witnesses and the production of such books, papers, and documents, and to take
Ken Hechier (D. W. Va.), Chairman
such testimony, GS it deems necessary. Subpoenas may be issued under the signature of the
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Hechler, Roush, Davis (Ga.), Ryan, Brown (Calif.).
chairman of the committee or any subcommittee, or by any member designated by ony such
MINORITY: 4 R.) Representatives Pelly, Wydler, Hunt, and Lukens.
chairman, and may be served by any person designated by any such chairman or member.
SUBCOMMITTEE CN MANNED SPACE FLIGHT
Edwin E. Willis (D. -La.), Chairman
Olin E. Teague (D. Tex.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (1, 0.) Representatives Wills (3-L...); Tuck (5-Va.
MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Teague (Tex.), Daddario, Waggonner, Fuqua, Green
(Penn. ; Cabell and Tiernan.
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Fulton, Roudebush, Bell, Gurney and Rumsfeld.
STATE
SUBCOMMITTEE ON NASA OVERSIGHT
Olin E. Teague (D. Tex.), Chairman
MAJORITY. (7 Representatives (Tex.), Karth,
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STATES OF THE HOUS: CORNITIVES
COMMITTEE ON UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES - Continued
SUBCOMENTTEE ON EDUCATION AND TRAINING
George E. Brown (D. Calif.), Charman
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D.)Rep. Brown, Dulan, Baring, Dom, Helstoski, Resnick, Hanley, Pucinski.
Cunningham, Anniel
Chief of Ref. Svc.
Pfaff, Alma T.
Rsch. Analyst
MINORITY: 16 Rep. Halpern, Teague (Calif.), Duncan, Ayres, Kupferman, Scott.
Wheeler, Willian A.
Investigator
Phillips, Katherine
Telephone Operator
Fogle, Kathryn
Clerk-Typist
Randolph, Josephine
Rsch. Clerk
SUCCOMMITTEE ON HOSPITALS
Manuel, Philip
Investigator
Capossela, John F.
Asst. Doc. Clk.
James A. Haley (D. -Fla.), Chairman
Ontrich, Maureen
Info. Analyst
Doyle; Florence
Clerk-Steno.
MAJORITY: (9 D.) Representatives Haley, Baring, Everett, Dulski, Roberts, Brown
Edinger, Elizabeth L.
Editor
Stiles, Lela Mae
Info. Analyst
(Calif.), Dorn, Satterfield, and Pucinski.
Francis, Emily R.
Info. Analyst
Higgins, Paul C.
Info. Classifier
MINORITY: 8 R.) Representatives Duncan, Ayres, Fino, Saylor, Teague (Calif.), Hal- -
Gittings, Helen M.
Rsch. Analyst
Wheeler, Billie
Clerk-Steno.
pern, Kupferman, and Hammerschmidt.
Valente, Mary Myers
Admin. Secy.
Daniels, Susan Kay
Info. Classifier
Gallagher, James L.
Rsch. Analyst
Sweeny, Barbara C.
Clerk Typist
SUBCOMMITTEE ON HOUSING
Muffley, David E.
Clerk-typist
Butler, Daniel
Clerk-typist
Walter S. Baring (D-Nev.), Chairman
McConnon, B. R., Jr.
Investigator
Nagel, Isabel B.
Secy.
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Baring, Roberts, Satterfield, Helstoski, Resnick.
Veley, Lorraine N.
Secy.
Epstein, Rochelle E.
Clerk-Typist
MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Ayres, Fino, Halpern, Duncan, Heckler (Mass.).
Wetterman, Neil E.
Investigator
Poole, William
Cierk-Typist
Sweany, Donald I., Jr.
Rsch. Analyst
Maxon, Sophia C.
Info. Classifier
SUSCOMMITTEE ON INSURANCE
Curil, Jean M.
Secy.
Chapman, Mary Jo
Clerk-Steno.
Robert A. Everett (D. Tenn), Chairman
Moreland, Artie
Secy.
Sheppard, Freda J.
Clerk-Steno.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representative Everett, Kornegay, Brown (Calif.), and Helstoski.
James, Mildred
Clerk Typist
Kobal, Lois Z.
Info. Classifier
MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Saylor, Hammerschmidt, and Heckler (Mass.).
COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS
to consist of 25 members: (1) Veterans' measures generally, (2) Pensions of all
to consist of 25 Members: (1) Revenue measures generally, (2) The bonded
the wars of the United States, general and special, (3) Life insurance issued by the Govern-
debt of the United States, (3) The deposit of public moneys, (4) Customs, collection dis-
ment on account of service in the armed forces, (4) Compensation, vocational rehabilitation,
tricts, and ports of entry and delivery, (5) Reciprocal trade agreements, (6) Transporte-
and education of veterans, (5) Veterans' hospitals, medical care, and treatment of veterans,
tion of dutiable goods, (7) Revenue measures relating to the insular possessions, (8) Not-
(6) Soldiers' and sailors' civil relief, (7) Readjustment of servicemen to civil life."
ional social security.
Olin E. Teague (D. -Tex.), Chairman
Wilbur D. Mills (D. -A:k.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (15 D.) Representatives Mills (2-Ark.); King (17-Calif.); Boggs (2-La.)
;
MAJORITY: (14 D.) Representatives Teague (6-Tex.); Dorn (3-S. Car.); Haley (7-Fla.);
Karsten (1-Mo.); Herlong (4-Fla.); Watts (6-Ky.); Ullman (2-Ore.); Burke (11-Mass.);
Baring (AL-Nev.); Everett (8-Tenn.); Dulski (41-N.Y.); Kornegay (6-N. Car.);
Griffiths (17 Mich. ); Rhodes (6-Pa.); Rostenkowski (8 III.); Landrum Ga.
Roberts (4-Tex.); Brown (29-Calif.); Satterfield (3-Va.); Helstoski (9-N.J.); Res-
Vanik (21-Ohio); Fulton Tenn.); and Gilbert (22-N.Y.).
nick (28-N.Y.); Hanley (34-N. and Pucinski (11-IH.).
MINORITY: (10 R.) Representatives Byrnes (8-Wis.); Curtis (2-Mo.); Utt (35-Calif. );
Betts (8-Ohio); Schneebeli (17-Penn.); Collier (10-III.); Broyhill (10-Va.); Rattin
MINORITY: (11 R.) Representatives Adair (4-Ind.); Ayres (14-Ohio); Fino (24-N.Y.);
(2-Mont.); Conable (37-N.Y.) and Bush Tex.).
Saylor (22-Penn.); Teague (13-Calif.); Halpern (6-N.Y.); Duncan (2-Tenn.); Kup -
STAFF
ferman (17-N.Y.); Hammerschmidt (3-Ark.); Scott (8-Va.), and Heckler (10-Mass.).
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Martin, John M., Jr.
Chief Counsel
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Baker, J. P.
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Quealy, William H.
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Minority Counsel
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Staff Director
Driscoll, Raymond
Meadows, Oliver E.
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Professional Asst.
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Patterson, Edwin B.
Counsel
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Kelley, James W.
Professional Asst.
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Fisher, George W.
Clerk
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Lamar, Harold
Professional Asst.
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Biondi, Helen A.
Assistant Clerk
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Burkett, Flerence
Staff Asst.
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Butler, Virginia M.
Staff Asst.
Colby, Morvie
Clerk-Steno
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Byrd, William C.
Matthews, Alice V:
Clerk-Steno
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Staff Asst.
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Turner, George
Assistant Clerk
CHOB
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Greene, Hughion
Documents Clerk
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Know, Grace G.
Staff Asst.
Johnson, Jean
Clerk-Steno.
CHOB
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Holden, John
Minority Prof. Staff
CHOB
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Kirby, Billy
Professional Aide
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Wilton, Patricia
Clerk-Steno.
CHOB
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Kidd, Marjorie
Clerk-Steno.
CHOB
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Powelson, Artene
Clerk-Steno.
CHOB
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION AND PENSION
W. J. Sryan Dorn (D. -S. Car.), Chairman
CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY
STARES or THE
SELECT COMMITTEE TO CONDUCT A STUDY AND INVESTIGATION OF
HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
THE PROBLEMS OF SMALL BUSINESS
Michael J. Kirwan (D. -Onio), Chairman
"
to consist of fifteen members. Studies and investigates problems of small
Vice-Chairmen: Representatives Madden, O'Neill, and Morgan.
business and reports findings and makes recommendations to the House, but cannot re-
port legislation.
STAFF
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Joe L. Evins, (D. Tenn.), Chairman
Harding, Kenneth
Exec. Director Henshaw, Edmund L. Research Director
MAJORITY: (9 D.) Representatives Evins (4-Tenn.); Patman Tex.); Steed (4-Okla.);
O'Neill, Dev
Photographer
Kluczynski (5-111.); Dingell (16-Mich.); Smith (5-Iowa); Corman (22-Calif.); Irwin
Conn. and Addabbo (7-N. Y.).
MINORITY: (6 R.) Representatives Moore (1-W. Va.); Conte (1-Mass.); Broyhill (9-N.
Car.); Horton (36-N.Y.) Morton (1-Md.); and Burton (1-Utah.).
HOUSE DEMOCRATIC STEERING COMMITTEE
STAFF
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Ray Madden (D. Ind.), Chairman
Jacques, Bryan H.
General Counsel
Williams, John J.
Minority Counsel
Gould, Justinus
Counsel
O'Connor, Charles E.
Counsel
Spark M. Matsunaga ID. Hawaii), Secretary
Robinson, Henry A.
Counsel
Olsher, Harry
Consultant
Potvin, Gregg R.
Counsel Foutch, Myrtle Ruth
Clerk
Representatives Madden, Daddario, Delaney, Dent, Rodino, Hardy, Dorn, Blatnik,
Ashley, Stubblefield, Hebert, Haley, Smith (Iowa), Price (III.), Patman, Matsunaga,
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOUNDATIONS: THEIR IMPACT ON SMALL BUSINESS
and Corman.
Wright Patman (D. Tex.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Patman, Corman, and Irwin.
Ex Officio: Representatives McCormack, Albert, Boggs, Rostenkowski, Sullivan, Kirwan.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Conte, and Morton.
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT
AND ECONOMIC CONDENTRATION
Barriere, John E.
Exec. Director-Clerk Vaughn, Iris W.
Assistant Clerk
James C. Corman (D. -Calif.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Corman, Irwin and Addabbo.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Broyhill, and Burton (Utah).
SUBCOMMITTEE ON TAXATION AND OIL IMPORTS
HOUSE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES
Tom Stead (D. -Okla.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Steed, Smith (Iowa) and Addabbo.
Gerald R. Ford (R. -Mich.), Chairman
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Moore, and Conte.
Representatives Ford, Dickinson, Pollock, Rhodes (Ariz.), Hammerschmidt, Utt, Brotz-
SUBCOMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS PROBLEMS IN URSAN AREAS
man, Meskill, Roth, Gurney, Blackburn, Hanser. (Idaho), Arends, Adair, Gross, Dole,
John C. Kluczynski (D. -III.), Chairman
Carter, Morton, Bates, Cederberg, Zwach, Hall, Battin, Denney, Wyman, Frelinghuy-
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Kluczynski, Steed, and Irwin.
sen, Robison, Broyhill (N. Car.), Kleppe, Bow, Smith (Okla.), Wyatt, Fulton, Watson,
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Horton, and Burton (Utah).
Berry, Quillen, Bush, Lloyd, Stafford, Wampler, May, Moore, Byrnes, and Harrison.
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MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Conte, and Broyhill (N. Car.).
SUBCOMMITTEE ON SPECIAL SMALL BUSINESS PROBLEMS
Neal Smith (D. -Iowa), Chairman
HOUSE REPUBLICAN POLICY COMMITTEE
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Smith (Iowa), Kluczynski, and Corman.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Morton, and Horton.
John J. Rhodes (R. -Arlz.), Chairman
HOUSE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES
Consists of Democratic members of Committee on Ways and Means:
Representatives Mills (2-Ark.); King (17-Calif.); Boggs (2-La.); Karsten (1-M).).
Herling (5-Fla.); Watts (6-Ky.); Ullnian (2-Ore.); Burke (11-Mass.); or
Mich. knotes (6-Ponn.): Rostenkowski (8-!!!.); Landrum
Fulton and Gaten (PP-N.Y.).
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Bob Wilson (R. -Calif.), Chairman
Vice Chairmen: Representatives Bray, Conte, Cramer, McCulloch, Moore, and Springer.
Secretary: Representative Mathias (Md.). Treasurer: Vacant
Chairman - Auditing Committee: Rep. William Brock.
Executive Committee: Officers, Rep. Battin, Broomfield, Fino, Gardner, Laird, Pelly,
Price (Texas), Saylor, Smith (Calif.), and Widnall.
Full Committee: Representatives Wilson (Calif.), Andrews (N. Dak.), Battin, Belcher,
Bray, Brock, Broomfield, Brotzman, Broyhill (Va.), Buchanan, Burton (Utah), Cleve -
Conte, Cramer, Cunningham, Curtis, Dellenback, Fino, Gardner, Hammerschmidt,
Harrison, Laird, McClure, McCulloch, MacGregor, Mathias (Md.), Meskill, Moore,
Pelly, Pollock, Price (Tex.), Reifel, Roth, Saylor, Schwengel, Shriver, Smith (Calif. ),
land, Snyder, Springer, Stafford, Steiger (Ariz.), Thompson (Ga.), Watson, Widnall.
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Waugh, William
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Miller, Mary Ellen
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CONGRESSIONAL JOINT COMMITTEES,
COMMISSIONS, AND BOARDS
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS
National Forest Reservation Commission
Created by act of March 1, 1011 (36 Stat. 062, 16 U.S.C. 513)
Room 3016, South Building, United States Department of Agriculture
Phone, 521-5000 (Code 161, extension 4553)
President.-Stanley R. Resor, Secretary of the Army.
Stewart L. Udall, Secretary of the Interior.
Orville L. Freeman, Secretary of Agriculture.
John Stennis, Senator from Mississippi.
George D. Aiken, Senator from Vermont.
William M. Colmer, Representative from Mississippi.
John P. Saylor, Representative from Pennsylvania.
Secretary.-Russell P. McRorey, 4833 Randolph Drive, Annandale, Va. 22003.
Joint Committee on Navajo-Hopi Indian Administration
Created by Public Law 474, 81st Congress
Clinton P. Anderson, Senator from New Mexico.
Alan Bible, Senator from Nevada.
Paul J. Fannin, Senator from Arizona.
James A. Haley, Representative from Florida.
Morris K. Udall, Representative from Arizona.
E. Y. Berry, Representative from South Dakota.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Joint Committee on Atomic Energy
Created by Public Law 585, 70th Congress
Room H-403, Capitol. Phone, 225-6171 (Code 180)
Chairman.-John O. Pastore, Senator from Rhode Island.
Vice Members: Chairman.-Clict Holifield, Representative from California.
Richard B. Russell, Senator from Georgia.
Clinton P. Anderson, Senator from New Mexico.
Albert Gore, Senator from Tennessee.
Henry M. Jackson, Senator from Washington.
Bourke B. Hickenlooper, Senator from Iowa.
George D. Aiken, Senator from Vermont.
Wallace F., Bennett, Senator from Utah.
Carl T. Curtis, Senator from Nebraska.
Melvin Price, Representative from Illinois.
Wayne N. Aspinall, Representative from Colorado.
Thomas G. Morris, Representative from New Mexico.
John Young, Representative from Texas.
Craig Hosmer, Representative from California.
William II. Bates, Representative from Massachusetts.
John B. Anderson, Representative from Illinois.
William M. McCulloch, Representative from Ohio.
Executive Director.John T. Conway.
Joint Committee on Defense Production
50 U. S. C. App. 2162
Room 459, Senate Office Building. Phone, 224-3121 (Code 180), extensions 2337. 2338, and 2339
Chairman.-Wright Patman, Representative from Texas.
Vice Chairman.John Sparkman, Senator from Alabama.
Members:
Abraham J. Multer, Representative from New York.
William A. Barrett, Representative from Pennsylvania.
William B. Widnall, Representative from New Jersey.
Paul A. Fino, Representative from New York.
William Proxinire, Senator from Wisconsin.
Harrison A. Williams, Jr., Senator from New Jersey.
Wallace F. Bennett, Senator from Utah.
John G. Tower, Senator from Texas.
Staff.-Iarold J. Warren, clerk and counsel; George T. Ault, professional staff;
Mattie I. Echols, secretary.
FISCAL AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS
Joint Economic Committee
Created pursuant to Sec. 5(a) of Public Law 301, 70th Congress
Room G-133, New Senate Office Building. Phones: (Code 180) 225-5171; 225-5321 (publications)
Chairman.- William Proxmire, Senator from Wisconsin.
Vice Chairman.-Wright Patman, Representative from Texas.
John Sparkman, Senator from Alabama.
J. W. Fulbright, Senator from Arkansas.
Herman E. Talmadge, Senator from Georgia.
Stuart Symington, Senator from Missouri.
Abraham Ribicoff, Senator from Connecticut.
Jacob K. Javits, Senator from New York.
Jack Miller, Senator from lown.
Len B. Jordan, Senator from Idaho.
Charles II. Percy, Senator from Illinois.
Richard Bolling, Representative from Missouri.
Hale Boggs, Representative from Louisiana.
Henry S. Reuss, Representative from Wisconsin.
Martha W. Griffiths, Representative from Michigan.
William S. Meorhead, Representative from Pennsylvania.
Thomas B. Curtis, Representative from Missouri.
William B. Widnall, Representative from New Jersey.
Donald Runnsfeld, Representative from Illinois.
W. E. Brock 3d, Representative from Tennessee.
Executive Director.-John R. Stark, 4815 Grantham Avenue, Chevy Chase,
Md. 20015.
Director of liesearch.-James W. Knowles, 6005 Berkshire Drive, Bethesda,
Md. 20014.
Senior Economist-William H. Moore.
Economists.-John B. Henderson, George R. Iden, Richard F. Kaufman, Donald
A. Webster (minority).
Research natyst.-Eleanor H. Aeschliman.
Financial Clerk.-Esther S. Hickey.
Administrative Clerk-Hamilton D. Gewehr.
Assistant to Director of Research.-Hope G. Sham.
Secretaries.-Mary Frances de la Pava, Juanita L. Entrekin, Carole A. Houghton,
Anne N. McAfee, Florence C. Zalewski.
Research Assistunts.-Michnel J. Duberstein, Douglas C. Frechtling (minority).
Tillinghast.
topist.-Alico 11. Calhoun.
James S. Grant.
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Christopher C. O'Malley.
Joint Commission on the Coinage
Created by Public Law 80-81, 80th Congress
Executive:
Chairman.-Secretary of the Treasury.
Secretary of Commerce.
Director of the Bureau of the Budget.
Director of the Mint.
Congressional:
John Sparkman, Senator from Alabama, ex officio.
Wallace F. Bennett, Senator from Utah, ex officio.
John O. Pastore, Senator from Rhode Island.
Alan Bible, Senator from Nevada.
Peter 11. Dominick, Senator from Colorado.
Thomas II. Kuchel, Senator from California.
Wright Patman, Representative from Texas, CX officio.
William B. Widnall, Representative from New Jersey, ex officio.
Ed Edmondson, Representative from Oklahoma.
Robert N. Gialino, Representative from Connecticut.
Silvio O. Conte, Representative from Massachusetts.
James F. Battin, Representative from Montana.
Public:
Julian B. Baird, St. Paul, Minn.
Amon Carter, Jr., Fort Worth, Tex.
William C. Decker, New York, N.Y.
Samuel M. Fleming, Nashville, Tenn.
Edward H. Foley, Washington, D.C.
Harry F. Harrington, St. Louis, Mo.
Eugene S. Pulliam, Indianapolis, Ind.
Harry E. Rainbolt, Norman, Okla.
FISCAL AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS
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Credit by Provide Law 20. with Congres
Reven 1011. Langworth House Office Building. Phone, 225-3621 Code 180)
Russeil B. Long, Senator from Arkansas.
Wilbur D. Mills, Representative from Louisiana.
M.
Cord R. King, Representative from California.
Hale Boggs, Representative from Louisiana.
John W. Byrnes, Representative from Wisconsin.
Thomas B. Curtis, Representative from Missouri.
George A. Smathers, Senator from Florida.
Clinton P. Anderson, Senator from New Mexico.
John J. Williams, Senator from Delaware.
Frank Carlson, Senator from Kansas.
Chief of Staff.-Laurence N. Woodworth, 2810 Crest Avenue, Cheverly, Md.
20785.
Assistant Chief of Staff.-Lincoln Arnold, 1610 North Inglewood Street, Arlington,
Va. 22205.
Administrative Assistant.-James M. LaMarche, 6316 Anneliese Drive, Falls
Church, Va. 22044.
Legal Staff:
Legislation Counscl-Nicholas A. Tomasulo, 718 Sixth Street SW. 20024.
Refund Counsel.-Robert R. Smyers, 4501 Clermont Place, Garrett Park, Md.
20766.
Atiorneys.-Herbert L. Chabot, 14104 Bauer Drive, Rockville, Md. 20853;
Michael E. Fox, 5400 Sanger Avenue, Alexandria, Va. 22311; Harrison B.
McCawley, 5012 24th Street SE. 20021; E. Victor Willetts, 2602 Kimble Lane,
Bowie, Md. 20715; Lawrence E. Forgy, Jr., 3100 Parkway, Cheverly, Md.
20785; Bernard M. Shapiro, 8511 Glen Dale Road, Greenbelt, Md. 20770;
Dennis P. Bedell, 2611 North Brandywine Street, Arlington, Va. 22207;
James Boring, 661 South Carolina Avenue SE. 20003; Gerard L. Ouellette,
4928 South 25th Street, Arlington, Va. 22206; Joseph P. Spellman, S275
Adenlee Avenue, Fairfax, Va. 22030; Richard Trotter, 8218 Tory Road,
Springfield, Va. 22150.
Economists.-Alan P. Murray, S302 Bryant Drive, Bethesda, Md. 20034; Albert
Buckberg, 240 M Street SW. 20024; William B. Forti, 3117 Berkley Lane,
Woodbridge, Va. 22191; Leon W. Klud, 5007 Noblestown Road, Apt. E
Springfield, Va. 22150.
Statistical Analysts.-Grace T. Gunn, 2420 39th Street 20007; James H. Symons,
Post Office Box 168, Clifton, Va. 22024.
Statistical Clerks.-Anastasin F. Connaughton, 3540 39th Street 20016; Joseph
E. Fink, 4907 Iroquois Street, College Park, Md. 20741.
Secretaries.-Cccilin Juarez Grimm, 6515 Bock Terrace, Oxon Hill, Md. 20021;
June Matther 4042 South Maple Street, Fairfax, Va. 22030; Blanche
F. Nagro, 9013 East Light Drive, Silver Spring, Md. 20903; Joanne Mc-
Dermott, 1622 North Jackson Street, Arlington, Va. 22201; Blanche Schwartz,
305 C Street NE. 20002; Linda R. Savage 4313 57th Avenue, Bladensburg,
Md. 20710; Carolyn A. Easter, 7611 Small Drive, Clinton, Md. 20735;
Elizabeth L. Ruth, 730 24th Street 20037; Mary W. Gattic, 3121 Lake Avc-
nue, Cheverly, Md. 20785; Cecilia Grimm, Apt. 6, 1213 Palmer Road,
Oxon Hill, Md. 20022.
Public Land Law Review Commission
Created by Public Law 606, 88th Congress (78 Stat. CS2)
Suite 420, 1730 K Street NW., Washington, D.C. 20006. Telephone 343-6660 (Code 183, extension 6660)
Chairman.-Wayne N. Aspinall, Representative from Colorado.
Appointed by the President of the United States:
Laurance S. Rockefeller, of New York City, N.Y.
Governor Philip Hoff, of the State of Vermont.
H. Byron Mock, vice chairman, of Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dr. Robert Emmet Clark, of Tuscon, Ariz.
Dr. Maurice Goddard, of Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Nancy E. Smith, of San Bernardino, Calif.
Appointed by the President of the Senate:
Henry M. Jackson, Senator from Washington.
Clinton P. Anderson, Senator from New Mexico.
Alan Bible, Senator from Nevada.
Thomas II. Kuchel, Senator from California.
Gordon Allott, Senator from Colorado.
Len B. Jordan, Senator from Idaho.
Appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives:
Walter S. Baring, Representative from Nevada.
Roy A. Taylor, Representative from North Carolina.
Morris K. Udall, Representative from Arizona.
John P. Saylor, Representative from Pennsylvania.
Laurence J. Burton, Representative from Utah.
John H. Kyl, Representative from Iowa.
Director.Milton A. Pearl, 3419 Surrey Lane, Falls Church, Va. 22042.
JUSTICE, LAW AND ORDER
Select Commission on Western Hemisphere Immigration
Created by Public Law 80-236, 89th Congress (79 Stat. 011)
Suite 401, 1730 K Street 20006. Phone, 343-8687 (Code183, extension 38687)
Chairman.-Richard M. Seammon.
Appointed by the President of the United States:
Richard M. Seammon, Vice President of the Governmental Affairs Institute.
1.00 Cherne, Executive Director of the Research Institute of America.
Covey T. Oliver, Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs.
Musdey Ruttenberg, Manpower Administrator, U.S. Department of Labor.
F Farrell, Commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization
U.S. Department of Justice,
Appointed by the President of the Senate:
Everett M. Dirksen, Senator from Illinois.
James O. Eastland, Senator from Mississippi.
Philip A. Hart, Senator from Michigan.
Roman L. Hruska, Senator from Nebraskh.
Edward M. Kennedy, Senator from Massachusetts.
Appointed by the Speaker of the House:
Emanuel Celler, Representative from New York.
Michael A. Feighan, Representative from Ohio.
Poter W. Rodino, Jr., Representative from New Jersey.
William M. McCulloch, Representative from Ohio.
Arch A. Moore, Jr., Representative from West Virginia.
Staff Director.-Donald G. Herzberg, 171 Shady Brook Lane, Princeton, N.J.
Deputy Staff Director.-Thomas G. McHale, 5408 Amberwood Lane, Rockville,
Md. 20853.
Administrative Officer.-Frances D. Hull, 5951 23d Parkway No. 103, Washington,
D.C. 20031.
ADMINISTRATION
Joint Committee on Printing
Created by act of Aug. 3, 1816 (0 Stat. 114)
Room S-151. Capitol. Phone 225-5241 (Code 180)
Chairman.-Carl Hayden, Senator from Arizona.
Vice Chairman.-Omar Burleson, Representative from Texas.
B. Everett Jordan, Senator from North Carolina.
Hugh Scott, Senator from Pennsylvania.
Wayne L. Hays, Representative from Ohio.
Glenard P. Lipscomb, Representative from California.
Staff Director.-John F. Haley, 4018 10th Street NE. 20017.
Assistant Staff Director.-Paul C. Beach, 1701 North Kent Street, Apt. 608,
Arlington, Va. 22200.
Printing Consultant.-Iarry E. Aldridge, 6906 Wells Parkway, University Park,
Md. 20782.
Technical Analyst.-Henry A. Foote, Jr., 4810 Rim Rock Road, Rockville, Md.
20853.
Technical Analyst.-Louis H. Anderson, 12605 Beechfern Lane, Bowie, Md. 20715.
Printing and Publications Analyst.-Georgo E. Wiggins, 3022 Lake Avenue,
Cheverly, Md. 20785.
Administrative Clerk.-Rosemary S. Cribben, 4332 Carmelo Drive, Annandale,
Va. 22003.
Editorial Assistant.-Lawrence F. Kennedy, 12711 Kembridge Drive, Bowie, Md.
20715.
Counsel-Charles O. Zuver, 420 N Street SW. 20024.
Clerk-Stenographer.-Eleanor A. Lawrence, 2305 Berkley Street 20031.
Inspector of Paper and Matcrials.-Doralynn M. Lyons, 2480 16th Street 20009.
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INDEX OFFICE
Room 6301, Senate Building. Phone, 225-5268 (Code 130)
Chief Indexer.-C. J. Moore, 401 Mashie Drive SE., Vienna, Va. 22180.
Assistant Indexers:
Dale E. Condon, 13205 Kara Lane, Silver Spring, Md. 20904.
Alene D. Tayman, 114 Perrywinkle Court, Greenbelt, Md. 20770.
Robert L. Curtis, 3390 Highview Terrace SE. 20020.
History of Bills.-Evelyn Dyrenforth, 120 C Street NE.
Technical Assistants:
George G. Kundahl, 6S01 Meadow Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. 20015.
Walter F. Kidd, 4707 Surry Place, Alexandria, Va. 22304.
Jack W. Parsons, 2217 Washington Avenue, Silver Spring, Md. 20010.
animilted (i) Reduction is Nonessential Federal Expenditures
Public ! ... 20. 22th Coupters (5.5) Stat. 726)
Room 120, Nenste Other Building. Phone, 225-3750 (Code 180)
George 11. Mahon, Representative from Texas.
M. Kirwan, Representative from Ohio.
Walter D. Mills, Representative from Arkansas.
Ceed R. King, Representative from California.
John W. Byrnes, Representative from Wisconsin.
Frank T. Bow, Representative from Ohio.
Allen J. Ellender, Senator from Louisiana.
Spessard L. Holland, Senator from Florida.
Russell B. Long, Senator from Louisiana.
Clinton P. Anderson, Senator from New Mexico.
John J. Williams, Senator from Delaware.
Gordon Allott, Senator from Colorado.
Henry H. Fowler, Secretary of the Treasury.
Charles L. Schultze, Director of the Budget.
Clerk.-Catherino F. Kolnacki.
ADMINISTRATION
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Joint Committee on Disposition of Executive Papers
Created by Public Law 115, 78th Congress
Room H-320, Capitol. Phone, 225-2064 (Code 180)
Members:
A.S. Mike Monroncy, Senator from Oklahoma.
Frank Carlson, Senator from Kansas.
Frank Thompson, Jr., Representative from New Jersey.
James C. Cleveland, Representative from New Hampshire.
Clerk.- -Julian P. Langston.
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2d Stat. ch. 37, sec. 5
Room 305, Senate Office Building. Phone, 225-6352 (Code 180)
Chairman.-B. Everett Jordan, Senator from North Carolina.
Vise Chairman.-Omar Burleson, Representative from Texas.
Members:
Cluborne Pell, Senator from Rhode Island.
Joseph 8 Clark, Senator from Pennsylvania.
Sherman Cooper. Senator from Kentucky.
:. chater from Penne ylvania.
Paul C. Jones, Representative from Missouri.
Frank Thompson, Jr., Representative from New Jersey.
Glenard P. Lipscomb, Representative from California.
Robert J. Corbett, Representative from Pennsylvania.
Chief Clerk-Gordon F. Harrison.
Assistant Chief Clerk.-Julian P. Langston.
FULL JOINT COMMITTEES
STAFFS
OF JOINT COMMITTEES
JOINT COMMITTEE ON ATOMIC ENERGY
composed of 18 members as follows: nine members who are members of the
Senate to be appointed by the President of the Senate, and nine members of the House of
Representatives to be appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives. In each
instance, not more than five members shall be members of the same political party. The
Joint Committee shall make continuing studies of the activities of the Atomic Energy Comm-
ission and of problems relating to the development, use, and control of atomic energy. Dur-
ing the first 90 days of each session of the Congress, the Joint Committee may conduct
hearings in either open or executive session for the purpose of receiving information concern-
ing the development, growth, and state of the atomic energy industry. The Commission shall
keep the Joint Committee fully and currently informed with respect to all of the Cammission's
activities. The Department of Defense shall keep the Joint Committee fully and currently
informed with respect to all matters within the Department of Defense relating to the devel-
opment, utilization or application of atomic energy. Any government agency shall furnish any
information requeste by the Joint Committee with respect to the activities or the responsi-
bilities of that agency in the field of atomic energy.
Senator John O. Pastore (D. -R.I.), Chairman
Representative Chet Holifield (D. Calif.), Vice Chairman
Senate Members
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Pastore Russell-Ga.; Anderson-N. Mex.; Gore-Tenn.;
and Jackson-Wash.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Hickenlooper-Iowa; Aiken-Vt.; Bennett-Utah; Curtis-Neb.
House Members
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Holifield-Calif.; Price-III.; Aspinall-Colo.; Morris-
N. Mex.; and John Young, Texas.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Hosmer Calif.; Bates - Mass.; Anderson-III.; and
McCulloch - Ohio.
STAFF
H 403 Capitol Bldg. Direct Dial 225-6171
Bauser, Edward
Deputy Director
Kehoe, Matthew W.
Printing Clerk
Burris, Joel B.
Document Clerk
Kimmel, Richard S.
Document Spec.
Comert, Sophie
Financial Secy.
Law, Esther M.
Secy. to Director
Conway, John T.
Executive Dir.
McCarthy Catherine R.
Secy.
Costagliola Frank
Consultant
Miller, Vivian E.
Clerk-typist
Davison, Victor H.
Messenger Clerk
Murphy, George F., Jr.
Asst. Director
Dean, June R.
Secy.
Radcliffe, John B.
Consultant
Deichelman, Cheryl M.
Secy.
Spears, Joy M.
Clerk-typist
Devol, Marie F.
Secy.
Spurlock, Pauline C.
Secy.
England, William T.
Asst. Staff Counsel
Jack, Edith E.
Reporter
The seven subcommittees utilize the staff of the full committee.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGREEMENTS FOR COOPERATION
Senator Albert Gore (D. Tenn.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Gore and Anderson, Representatives Holifield and Price.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Hickenlooper and Bennett, Representative Anderson.
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STAFFS OF JOINT COMMITTEES
SUBCOMENTTEE on COMMUNITIES
Senate Members: Senators Monroney - Okla.; and Carlson - Kansas.
Representative Thomas G. Morris (D. -N.M.), Chairman
House Members; Representatives Thompson-N.J., and Cleveland, N.H.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Rep. Morris Senators Gare. Jackson, and Rep. Young.
STAFF
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senator Aiken and Representative McCulloch.
H 329 CAPITOL BLDG. Direct Dial 225-2061
Langston, Julian P.
Clerk
SUBCOMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION
Representative Chet Holifield (D. Calif.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Rep. Holifield, Sen. Pastore, Gore, Jackson, and Rep. Aspinall.
JOINT ECONOMIC COMMITTEE
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Hickenlooper, Aiken, Representatives Hosmer and Anderson.
composed
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House.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY APPLICATIONS
members Representatives, and the minority party shall be represented by four members. (b) It sholl be
of
in each case, the majority porty shall be represented by six
Senator Henry M. Jackson (D. -Wash.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Jackson, Anderson (N.M.), and Pastore, and Rep. Holifield.
the function of the joint committee - (1) To make a continuing study of matters relating
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senator Curtis, Representatives Hosmer and Bates.
to the Economic Report: (2) to study means of coordinating programs in order to fur
ther the policy of this Act; and (3) as a guide to the several committees of the Con -
SUBCOMMITTEE ON RAW MATERIALS
gress dealing with legislation relating to the Economic Report, not later than March I, of
Representative Wayne N. Aspinall (D. Colo.), Chairman
each year (beginning with the year 1947) to file a report with the Senate and the House of
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Rep. Aspinall, Sen. Anderson, Rep. Holifield, Morris and Young.
Representatives containing its findings and recommendations with respect to each of the
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Hickenlooper, Bennett, Curtis, and Representative McCulloch.
main recommendations made by the President in the Economic Report, and from time to time
to make other reports and recommendations to the Senate and House of Representatives as it
SUBCOMMITTEE ON RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, AND RADIATION
deems advisable."
Representative Melvin Price (D. -III.), Chairman
Senator William Proxmire (D. .-Wis.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Price and Holifield; Senators Pastore, Gore, Jackson.
Representative Wright Patman (D. Tex.), Vice Chairman
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Hickenlooper and Aiken; Reps. Hosmer, and Anderson (III.).
Senate Members
SUBCOMMITTEE ON SECURITY
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Proxmire - Wis Sparkman-Ala.; Fulbright-Ark.; Talmadge -
Senator Clinton P. Anderson (D. N.M.), Chairman
Ga.; Symington - Mo. ; and Ribicoff-Conn.
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Anderson, Pastore, Jackson, and Rep. Young.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Javits Y.; Miller Jordan - Idaho; and Percy-III.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senator Bennett; Representatives Bates and McCulloch.
House Members
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Representatives Patman Bolling-Mo.; Boggs Reuss-Wis.;
Griffiths-Mich. and Moorhead - Per
MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Curtis-Mo.; Widnall-N.J.; Rumsfeld-III.; and Brock-
JOINT COMMITTEE ON DEFENSE PRODUCTION
Tenn.
STAFF
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mittee on Banking and Currency in the Senate, three from the majority and two from the min-
Stark, John R.
Executive Director
Duberstein, Michael J.
Research Asst.
ority party to be appointed by the Chairman of the Committee, and five members who are
Knowles, James W.
Dir. of Research
Frechtling, Douglas C.
Research Asst.
members of the Banking and Currency Committee of the House: three from the majority and
Moore, William H.
Senior Economist
Tillinghast, Frances
Publications
two from the minority party to be appointed by the Chairman of the Committee. The Committee
Henderson, John B.
Economist
O'Malley, Christopher C.
Printing Asst.
shall elect a Chairman and a Vice Chairman from among its members; one shall be a member
Iden, George R.
Economist
de la Pava, Mary F.
Secy.
of the Senate and the other a member of the House of Representatives. It shall make contin -
Kaufman, Richard F.
Economist
Entrekin, Juanita L.
Secy.
uing studies pursuant to the Defense Production Act of 1950, and, upon request, furnish in-
Webster, Donald A.
Minority Economist
McAfee, Anne N.
Secy.
formation to other committees having legislative jurisdiction over any of the programs author-
Hickey, Esther S.
Financial Clerk
Zalewski, Florence C
Secy.
ized under that Act.
Gewehr, Hamilton D.
Admin. Clerk
Calhoun, Alice H.
Receptionist
Sham, Hope G.
Asst. to Dir. Research
Grant, James S.
Messenger
Aeschliman, Eleanor H.
Rsch. Analyst
Representative Wright Patman (D. Tex.), Chairman
Senator John Sparkman (D. -Ala.), Vice Chairman
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC PROGRESS
Representative Wright Patman (D. Tex.), Chairman
Senate Members
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Rep. Patman, Senators Proxmire, Fulbright, Talmadge, Rep. Griffiths
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Sparkman - Ala. Proxmire-Wis.; and Williams-N.J.
and Moorhead.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Utah; and Tower-Texas.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Jordan (Idaho), Percy, Rep. Curtis, and Brock.
House Members
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Patman Tex.; Barrett-Penn.; and Sullivan-Mo.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC STATISTICS
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Widnall N.J.; and Fino-N.Y.
Senator Herman E. Taimadge (D. Ga.), Chairman
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MINORITY: (3 R.) Senator Miller, Rep. Curtis and Rumsfeld.
Ault, George T.
Prof. Staff Mbr. Warren, Harold J.
Clerk & Counsel
Echols, Mattie 1.
Secy.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT
William Proxmire (D. -Wis.), Chairman
JOINT COMMITTEE ON DISPOSITION OF EXECUTIVE PAPERS
MAJORITY: 16 D.) Senators Proxime, Sparkman, Symington, Rep. Patman, Griffiths and
Monthead
composed of two members of the Senate appoint by the President of the Sen-
MINDRITY: (4 R 1 Sengt Jordan (Maho). Percy. Rep. Curtis and Rumsfeld.
ote, and two members of the House of Representatives appointed by the Speaker. Senate
members oppointed from the Rules and Administration Committee, and the House Members
SUBCOMMITTEE ON FISCAL POLICY
oppointed from the membership of the Committee on House Administration. The Committee
Representative Marths Criffiths a Mich.) Chairman
examines lists of government records which the Administrator of General Services considers
no longer necessary for government operations and reports to the House and Senote on the
value of retaining these records of their administrative, legal or historical significance
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Trotter, Richard
Attorney
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MAJORITY: (8 D.) Rep. Bogas Senators Sparkman, Fulbright, Taimadge, Symington, and
Klud, Leon W.
Economist
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Ribicoff; Representatives Reuss and Moorhead.
Daley, Jamie
Secretary
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MINORITY: (5 R.) Senators Javits, Miller, Representatives Widnall, Rumsfeld, and Brock.
Ruth, Elizabeth
Secretary
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Savage, Linda
Secretary
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTER-AMERICAN ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIPS
Bailey Marcia
Secretary
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John J. Sparkman (D. -Ala.), Chairman
Johnson, Sheila L.
Secretary
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MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Sparkman, Fulbright, Ribtcoff, Rep. Bolling, Boggs, Reuss.
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Javits, Jordan (Idaho), Rep. Curtis and Rumsfeld.
JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY
SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE AND PAYMENTS
Henry S. Reuss (D. -Wis.), Chairman
composed of five members of the Senate and five members of the House. The
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Rep. Reuss, Senators Proxmire, Symington, Rep. Bolling, Boggs, and
Committee considers proposals concerning the management and expansion of the Library of
Moorhead.
Congress, the development and maintenance of the Botanic Gardens, the receipt of gifts for
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Javits, Percy, Representatives Widnall and Brock.
the benefit of the Library, and certain matters relating to placing of statues and other works
of art in the Capitol.'
SUBCOMMITTEE ON URBAN AFFAIRS
Representative Richard Bolling (D. -Mo.), Chairman
Representative Omar Burieson (D. -Tex.), Chairman
MAJORITY: (6 D.) Rep. Bolling, Sen. Ribicoff, Proxmire, Rep. Reuss, Griffiths, Moorhead.
Senator B. Everett Jordan (D. Car.), Vice Chairman
MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Javits, Percy, Representatives Widnall and Brock.
Senate Members
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Jordan-N. Car.; Pell-R.I.; and Clark-Penn.
JOINT COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Cooper-Ky. and Scott-Penn.
House Members
composed of five members of the Senate and five members of the House. The
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Burieson-Tex.; Jones-Mo.; and Thompson-N.J.
Senate members, three from the majority and two from the minority, are chosen from the
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Lipscomb-Calif.; and Corbett-Penn.
Committee on Finance in the Senate. The House members, three from the majority and two
from the minority, are chosen by the Committee on Ways and Means from the membership of
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Asst. Chief Clerk
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Senator Russell B. Long (D. -La.), Chairman
Representative Wilbur D. Mills (D. -Ark.), Vice Chairman
JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE ORGANIZATION OF THE CONGRESS
Senate Members
(Special Senate Committee on the Organization on the Congress, S. Res. 247)
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Long-La.; Smathers -F and Anderson-N. Mex.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Williams and Carlson-Kansas.
Senator A. S. Mike Monroney (D. Okla.), Chairman
House Members
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Monroney Okla.; Sparkman - Ala.; and Metcalf-Mont.
MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Mills-Ark.; King-Callf.; and Boggs - La.
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Mundt-S. Dak.; Case-N.J.; and Boggs-Del.
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Byrnes -Wis.; and Curtis-Mo.
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Woodworth, Laurence N.
Chief of Staff
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Staff Asst.
McInnis, Mary (Miss)
Staff Asst.
Arnold, Lincoln
Asst. Chief of Staff
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Masters, Nicholas A.
Rsch. Consultant
Everett, Dorothy (Miss)
Secy.
LaMarche, James A.
Admin. Asst.
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Tomasulo, Nicholas
Legislation Counsel
LHOB
1010
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Smyers, Robert R.
Refund Counsel
IRS
3203
4490
JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING
Fox, Michael E.
Attorney
LHOB
1012
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Chabot, Herbert L.
Attorney
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5210
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composed of the chairman and two members of the Committee on Rules and
McCawley, Harrison D.
Attorney
IRS
3203
4490
Administration of the Senote and the chairman and two members of the Committee on House
Willetts, E. Victor, Jr.
Legislation Counsel
LHOB
1010
6801
Administration of the House of Representatives. The Committee adopts and employs meas-
Ouellette, Gerard
Attorney
IRS
3203
4490
ures necessary to remedy inefficiencies or waste in the public printing, binding, and distri-
Bedell, Dennis
Attorney
NSOB
5210
5561
bution of Government publications. It has control of the arrangement and style of the Cong-
Boring, James L.
Attorney
IRS
3203
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ressional Record.
Spellman, Joseph P.
Attorney
LHOB
1012
3621
Senator Carl Hayden (D. -Ariz.), Chairman
Shapiro, Bernard M.
Attorney
NSOB
5210
5561
Representative Omar Burjeson (D. Tex.), Vice Chairman
Murray, Alan P.
Economist
LHOB
1012
3621
Buckberg, Albert
Economist
LHOB
1012
3621
Senate Members
Forti, William B.
Economist
LHOB
1012
3621
MAJORITY: (2 D.)Sen. Hayden-Ariz. Jordan-N. Car. MINORITY: (1 R.)Sen. Scott, Pa.
Symons, James H.
Statistical Analyst
LHOB
1013
6641
House Members
Gunn, Grace T.
Statistical Analyst
LHOB
1013
6641
MAJORITY: 12 D.) Rep. Burleson, Hays Ohio. MINORITY: (1 R.) Rep. Lipscomb-Calif.
Connaughton, Anastasia F.
Statistical Clerk
LHOB
1013
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Fink, Joseph E.
Statistical Clerk
LHOB
1013
6641
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$ 151 CAPITOL
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Grimm, Cecilia
Secretary
IRS
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Cribben
S.
Admin. Clerk
McDermott, Joanne B.
Secretary
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Edit Asst.
Matthews, June
Secretary
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Tech Analyst
Nagro, Blanche F.
Secretary
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4490
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Chief Indexer
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History of Bills
Condon, Dale E.
Asst.
Kundahl, George G.
Tech. Asst.
Tayman, Alene D.
Asst.
Kidd, Walter F.
Tech. Asst.
Curtis, Robert L.
Asst. Parsons, Jack W.
Tech. Asst.
JOINT COMMITTEE ON REDUCTION OF NONESSENTIAL
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES
"
composed of (1) six members of the Senate, appointed by the President of the
Senate, three from the Committee on Finance and three from the Committee on Appropriations,
(2) six members of the House, oppointed by the Speaker, three from the Committee on Ways
and Means and three from the Committee on Appropriations, and (3) the Secretory of the
Treasury and the Director of the Bureau of the Budget. The Committee studies oll expendi-
tures of the Federal Government with a view toward recommending the elimination of those it
considers nonessential. At the conclusion of its studies, the Committee shall report to the
President and the Congress concerning its conclusions and recommendations."
Stewart, J.
Campioli, M
Rep. George H. Mahon (D. Tex.), Chairman
Banks, Jam.
Henlock, Ch
Senate Members
Roof, Philip
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Ellender - Holland - Fla. ; Long-La.; Anderson - N. Mex.
Clancy, The
MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Williams-Del.; and Allott-Colo.
Rubel, Walt
Jenkins, An
House Members
MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Mahon - Tex. Kirwan-Ohio; Mills-Ark.; King-Calif.
Winkelmann,
MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Bow-Ohio and Byrnes - Wis.
Fr
Carl
Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Fowler
Ridgell, A.
Director of the Bureau of the Budget, Charles J. Zwick
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Clerk
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Chairman Ray Bliss, Presiding Officer
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Senators Dirksen-III; Kuchel-Calif.; Hickenlooper Iowa; Smith-Maine; Murphy-Calif.;
Krahling R
Young - N. Dak.; and Scott-Penn.
Administrati
House Members
Trollinger
Representatives Ford-Mich.; Arends-III. Laird-Wisc.; Rhodes-Ariz.; Smith Calif.;
Morrison, S
Bob Wilson-Calif.; Goodell-N.Y.; Poff-Va.; and Cramer
Grevey, Sgt
Abernathy.
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Samuels, S
$ 124 CAPITOL BLDG.
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Ballard, Le
Fisher, John B.
Staff Consultant Van Oosterhout, Sara
Rsch. Asst.
Disney, Le
De Keyser,
Bungor, Lu
Williams, J
Godfrey, CI
Senate Sect
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