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43 12 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
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I, Foreign Rclatiors ... (Sui10 422~. phono 4GG I. mcerTuesday) , J. \Y. Fulbriuht, of Arkansas. BOllrkp B. Hickenlooper, of Iowa. John J. Hparkm:m, of Alubama, Gcorq« D. Aiken, of Vermont, Mike Mnusfield, of Mon tnna, Frank! Carlson, of Kansas. \Vnyue Morse, of Oregon. John .'1. Williams, of Delaware, Albert Can', of Tennessee. Karl E. Mundt, of South Dakota, Frank .J. Lauschc, of Ohio. Cliffol!d P. Case, of Ncw Jersey, Frank Church, of Idaho. John Sherman Cooper, of Kentucky, St\l:ll't Symington, of Mis,;olll'i. I Thomas J. Dodd, of Councct.icut, i J oseph S. Clark, of Pcunsvlvania. !
Clnlbornc Pell, of l1hodo Island. 'I Eugene J. McCarthy, of Minnesota, Carl Marcy, Chief ,·,.l.;Ir .', DOMESTIC AFFAIRS Agriculture and Fore:,try (Suite 3~1. phone 2035, mceta (itst aud t~lird \V'c(h~('..."id.1.YH) A!lPIl J. Ellendcr, of Louislana, George D. Aiken, of Vermont. . :-;p('~~ard L. Holland, of Florida. J1fiUon R. Young, of Korth Dakota. J,WH'S O. Eastland, of I\li~~i~sippi. J. Caleb Boggs, of Delaware. Herman E. Tnlmudg«, of Georgia. Jack M'ilicr, of Iowa. B. Everett Jordan, of North Carolina, Mark O. Hatfield, of Oregon. George S. Me Govern, of ~outh Dakct:•. J oseph J'vI. Montoyn, of New 111 cxico, Walter F, Moudalc, of Minnesota. Harry F. Byrd, Jr., of Virginiu. Ernest F. Hollings, of South Carolina, Cotys M. Mouser, Cl.ief Clerk ,. D,strict of Colu mhia (Sui to G~2.;!. I,huno ·11Gl. nu.'..'Uof 8~rund Fl"itIay) Al:11l flii ,I", of N{·\·:.d:l. \\'ayne ;\lo:'s(', of On·gon. I:'inslnn t.. 1'1'0111./, of Yerlllont. Hobert F. Kellliedy, of N(~\\" York. !,rtC/' II. Dominick, of Colorado. J osoph D. Tydings, of Mnrvlaud. '1 hruston B. loforton, of Kentucky, William 13. Spo.ng, Jr., of Virgillb. • Chester H. Smith, Staff Director Post Oflicc and Civil Service (Suite G~OG, phone 5·151. meets second And fourth Tucnda)'H) A. S. Mike Monronoy, of Oklahoma. Eranl: Carlson, of Kanxa«, Ralph W. Yarborough, of Texas. Hiram L. Fong, of Huwnii, Jcnnings I1:l,ndolph, of West Virginia. J. Calc" Boqqs, of Dclawnrc. Gale W. MeGe0, of Wyomiug. Paul J. Fannin, of Arizona. Daniel B. Brewster, of Maryland. Vance Hnrtko, of Indi:LIU1.. Quentin N. Burdick, of North Dakota. Ernest F. Hollings..of South Carolina...... John M. Burzio, Stn.IT Director Publie Works (Suite 1.204. phone G17G, meets first and ~hircll'~i Select Committee on Small Business Room 424, Senate omee Duildin;;:. Phone, 22$-517S (Code 180) Chai'f/Ilan.-Gcorr:;c A. Smathers, Senator from Florida. John J. Sparkman, Sen ••tor from Alnbama, Russell B. Long, Sonator from Louisiana. Wuyne :-'101'.'0, Senator from Oregon. Ahu Bible, Senator from N'ovada. Jcnuiugs Ruridolpb Scuutor from West Virginia, Eo L. Bartlett, Sc.iator from A::I~:k::.. 11:IITison A. William", Jr., Senator from New Jersey. <::.y101'(1 Nelson, Senator frem Wisconsin. .!~I,c·Jlh 2\1. Montoya, Senator from New Mexico, I'r"d 1:.. 1Iarris, Scnnt.or from Oklahoma. •1....01, K ..In.vits, Scn.uor from New York. l!lig!.1 ~l'ol,t) Sell~l.t.or £1'orll Pcnnsylvnuia. x urn.' Cot I fill, :-;,'1,:1.1 OJ' from N cw Hampshire. !·.. I,·r II. I )'"liinick, :-;,·n:l.lor irOll1 C0101':l<10• •1c,·.·." fi I II. J:,,1;1'/', .JI'., :-"'/1:1 lOJ' Iroru Teuncsscc. '.1 .•,'., I). ! lalti"lel, 1"'Il,,~or from OI,,·gOIl.. FISCAL AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS Banking and Currency (Suite ,)30\1, phone ;~::'1. meets second Tuesday) John J. Spnrkmari, of j\ labaIIIa. n-allace P. Bennett. of Utah. Willinm Proxmirc, of ..., .sconsin. John G. Touter, of Texas. Hnrrlson A. Williams, Jr., of New Bourke B. llickcnloopcr, of Iowa. Jcrscv. Edward W. Brooke, of Massachusetts. Edmund S. Muskic, of 1fainc. Charles H. Percy, of Illinois. Edward V. Long, of l\Ii,,~ouri. Thomas J. Mclntyrc, of Now Hump shiro. Walter F. Mondalc, of Minnesota, Gale W. ;\IeGee, of Wyoming. William B. Spong, Jr., of Virginia. Lewis G. Odcm, Jr., Staff Director and General Counsel Commerce (Sui to 5202, phono 511;, mecta first and tilird Tuc~!I(!a}'E:I) . . Warren G. IIIngnllson, of Washington, Norris Cotton, of New Hampshire. John O. Pastore, of Rhode Island, Thruslon B. Morton, of Kentucky. , ! A. S. Mike Monroncy, of Oklahoma. Hiujh: Scott, of Pcnnsvlvania. Frnnk J. Lauschc, of Ohio. Winston L. Prouty, of Vermont. E. L. Ban.lett, of· Alaska. James B. Pearson, of Kansas. Vance Hartke, of I ndiana, Robert P. Griffin, of Michigan. II Philip A. Hart, of Michignn. .ll oward W. Cm1l10n, of Nevada. Daniel BvBrcwster, of :\la.ryland. Russel! B. Long, of Louisiana. Frank E. Moss, of Utah.. .El'lle"t F. Hollings, of South Carolina, Frederick J. Lordan, Staff Director \ Finance (Suitc 222i, phono 451•• rnects Wednesday) Russell 13. Loug, of Lonisiana. John J. Williams, of Delaware. George A. Smnthcrs, of Florida. Frank Carlson, of Kansas. ChntouP. Anderson, of New Mexico, Wallace F. Bennett, of Utah. Albert Gore, of Tennessee. ' Carl '1'. Curtis, of Nebraska, Herman E. Tulmadgc, of Goorgta. Thruston. B. Morton, of Kentucky. Eai!;ene J. McCart.hy, of Minnesota, Euereit McKinley, Dirksen, of Illinois. Vallee Hartke, of Indiana. J. \V. Fulbrigut, of Arkansns.. Abraham A. Hibicoff, of Connecticut. Lee Metcalf, of Montana. Fred R. Harris, of Oklahoma. .'. Tom Vail, Chief Counsel Appropriations (Sui to 1235, phono :471, meets upon call of chairman) Carl Hayden, of Arizona. Millon R. Youno, of North Dakota. It icl.ard B. Jt.usscll, of Georgia. Kar; R. Mundt, of f;ollth Dnkota. Allen .J. EJlclld(:r, of LOIli:;i:\Il:I. Afar(/Ul'ct Chase Smith, of Maine. List.cr Il ill, of Abi>:lm:l. Thonuis II. Kuchcl, of Cnlifornia• .John L. McCk-Ilun, of Arkansas. Roman I,. Ilrusku, of Nebraska. Warren C. l\'ia~nllson, of Washington. Gordon. Alloll, of Colorado. . Spossn rd L. Holland, of Florida. Norris Colton, of New Ilampshire. John i'iLCllnis, of Mississippi. Clifford P. Case, of New Jer8ey. John O. Pastore, of It.hod« Island. Jacob K. Javits, of New York. A, S. i\'1ikc Monroncy, of Oklahoma. Abu Bible, of Nevada. Robert, C. Byrd, of West Virginia. Gale W. McGcc, of Wyoming. Mike Mansfield, of Moutana. E. L. 13n.I·tlctt, of Alaska, William Proxmirc, of \Vi"consin. ltn.lph W. Yarborough, of 'I'cxas, . Thomas J. Scott, Chief Clerk 2;JO 2 FISCAL AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS Labor and Public Welfare (Suite 01230, phono .>375,meets HCrond and fourth Thurs(]a}'s) Lister Hill, of Alubam«, Jacob K. Jaoits, of New York. 'Wayne Morse, of Orczon. iVinslrrn L. Prouiu, of Vermont, Ralph "V. Yurborouuh, of Texas. Peter II. Dominick, of Colorado. Joseph 'So Clark, of l'<)nll~ylV;l,nia. George Murphy, of California. Jcuuings Hanclolph, of West Virginia. Paul J. Pannir., of Arlzonn. Harrison A. Williallls, Jr., of Xew Jersey. Raoul P. Griffin, of Michigan. Claiborne Poll, of Hhodc Island. Edward M. Kennedy, of l\1:1~s:J.chu8ctts. (:aylord Nelson, of Wisconsin. Hobcrt F. Kennedy, of New York. Stewart E. McClure, Chief Clerk Interior and Insular Af':lirs (Suite 3IOij, phono 4571, meets upon tM11of chain'l1an) • 11"llr~' l\r. Juckson, Ui Wnshington. Thomas J1. Kuchcl, of California. ('Jilltllll P. Anderson, of New Mexico. Gordon Allotl, of Colorudo, Al.iu BijJle, of Novadn. Len B. Jordan, of Idaho. , Frank Church, of Idaho. Paul J. Fannin, of Aril.Olll\. El'I1e~t Gruclling, of -Alnska. Clifford P. Hansen, of Wyoming. Frank E. l\loss, of Ut:l.h. Mark O. Haljield, of Oregon. Qllcnt.in N. Burdick, of North Dakota. Carl Hayden, of Arizona. George S, l\lcGovern, of South Dakota. Gaylord Nelson, of Wisconsin. Leo Metcalf, of Montana. JelTY T. Verkle», Staff Director ..·It ..... ., JUSTICE, LAW AND ORDER Judiciary (S:Ji L~ ~22h, phone [j:!2~i. meets !Honuny) Jamcs O. Ensl1:l.ild, of Mississippi, Everett Mcl\inlell Dirksen, of Illinois. John L. McCtcll.ui, of Arkau-as. lumuui L. 11 ruska, of N cbraskn, S:'.:n .J. Ervin, Jr., of Nort.h Carolina. 11iram I~. Pong, of Hawaii. Thomas J. Dodd, of Connecticut, Hugh Scott, of Pennsylvania, Philip A. Hart, of :\1iclrigan. Stroll. Th'urlnond, of South Caroline. Edward V. Lon~, of Misson-i. Edward :'-'1, Kennedy, of l\I ..issachusctts. Birch 13[1.~·h, of Iudinuo.. Quentin N. Durdick, of North Dakota. I Joseph D. Tydings, of 1I:wylalld. George A. Smathers, of Florida, . John H. Holloman III, Chief Counsel and St .. :1',111 '. ~.~. " HEALTH,EDUCATION tND WELFARE I I , Spr-clul CI)lllmiUcf 011 Aging , Hoom G-2.33. SCH~I(' Onicc Building. )'honc.22:;.....SJGi Clwirman.-·Harrison A.. Willin m», Jr., Seuntor from New Jersey, George A. Sma t.hcrs, i'~'n:Llor from Florida, \\'ayne Morse, Scnnlor from Oregon. 1 . Alan Bible, Scnutor Irom Ncvudu, I Fr.ink Church, Scnator from Idaho. , Jen;\illgs Handolph, Scnnt or from Wcst Vr'rginia. Edn\\lIIc1 S. J\l uskic, Senalor from Maine. Edward V. Long, Senator from l\lissouri'l Frank E, Moss, Scnutor from Utah. . Edwllrd 1\1. Konnotly, Senator from l\bss 11:111'h \Y. Yarborough, Scnntor from 'I'cxhs,rlchnsctts. . Stcphcn M, Young, Senator Irorn Ohio. i WaltC'l' F. 1\10I1(ble, Senator Irom Minncsotn, Evcrett Me Kinley Dirksen, Scnntor fromllllinois, Frauk Carbon, Scnn lor from Knnsas. I \\"ill':lonL. Prollty, Senntor from Vermont. Hiram L. Foug, Scnn tor from Hawaii. I Juck Miller, f.\·nalor from Iowa. . I Thruston n. Morton, Scnntor from Kcntuckv, Clifford P. H anson, Sellator from Wyomi\lg: Stu.J LJircctor.-William E. Oriol, 5515 Mnrlboro Pikc, Washington, D.C. 20(2); Minorlty Staff Director: John Guy Miller, 5830 Oregon Avenue 20015. Chief Clerk.-Pntl'icin G. Slinkard; As~istal~t Chief Clcrk, Carolyn H.. H~·dL'r. Research Assistant to the llIillority.-Dianc ~L LnBakas. '., • I ,.-..- '. " ADMINISTRATION Aeronautical and Space Sciences (Suite 231, phono G-I71. meets Tuesday) Clinton P. Anderson, ofNew Mexico, Margaret Chase Smith, of Maine. Itichard B. ltusscll, of Georgia, Bourke B. Il ickcnlooper, of Iowa. Warren G. Mugnusou, of Washington. Carl '1'. Curti«, of Nebraska. Stuart Symiugton, of Missouri, Len B, Jordan, of Idaho. John Stermis, of Mississippi, Edward W. Brooke, of Massachusctte, Stephen M. Young, of Ohio. Charles H. Percy, of Illinois. Thomas J. Dodd, of Connecticut. Howard "V. Cannon, of Nevada, Spessard L. Holland, of Florida. Walter F. Mondale, of Minnesota. Ja.mes J. Gehrig, Sta.ff Director . I • Government Operations (SuiLc .130', phone 47~1, fUC('tJoI firdt Thureday} J ollll L. :-1cCk-llnu, of Arknusns. Karl 1':. Mundt, of South Dakotn. llclIr\' 7\1. Jucksou, of \\·:".hillp;lon. Cur! T, Curti.•, of ""hl·ask:>. !\(~W :-::\111 :1. Ervin•.11'., r,f :'\01'111 Carolina. .IlIrob l\.. .Laril«, of YOI·k. l':nl('sl (;I'IU'nillp;, of Alu-k u, (:/iJTlll'd I'. /iiIIlSI"I, of WrolllillJ.:. E.hlllllld s, :-'111,ki... of :\laillc'. l/IJ II'flTil ll , llulzcr, Jr., of T.·IIIll·...••·••. :\101':.11:11\\ A. l:iloi".,lf• .,( ('ollnl','Iil'nL. Fr"d It, lil\;·ri•. )V- 01.1:1\;"111:1.. ltolH'rt F. \~.·tlllf'd~·. nl" :\(OW York, L(·\" ~l,·t (·lllf. II; ~\~lt\·.;~:I:~. JO:""('ph :'\L ~ll'htll:";', t,L :\c·,v :'\t,,~ic,)~ ~~~d"! r·~I.,"II ;~t \~r J.'\tl~(' 1:. \. ',.,U.:1-) .,y...... ··t Hfl,i 1J,f • .r ':.•·,'f FULL C(H{ITTEES OF SENATE Secy. Secy. Direct Dill 225- 4524 STAFFS OF COMMITTEES (Miss) Secy. Secy. to A. A. Recptnst. AND SUBCOMMITTEES Miss) Secy. Appt. Secy. OF THE SENATE Md. Afrs. Secy. I Ill. 962-3300. :Id Rsch. Asst. Secy. - Caseworker COMMITIEE ON AERONAUTICAL AND SPACE SCIENCES Direct 0111 22&- 4144 " ..• 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 ossociateJ with the development of weapons systems or milil'ary operations. Staff Asst. (8) Motters reloting generally to the scientific ospects of such aeronautical ond space act ivities, except those which are peculiar to or primarily associated with the development of Direct 0111 22&-2441 weapons systems or military operations. (C) National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Legis. Asst. (2) Such committee also sholl have jurisdiction to survey and review, and to prepare studies Secy. and reparts 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. Clinlon P. Anderson, <0. -N. Mex.), Chairman MAJORITY: no D.) Senators Anderson- N. Mex.; Russell- Ga.; Magnuson - Wash.; Syming ington-Mo.; Stennis-Miss.; Young-Ohio; Dodd-Conn.; Cannon-Nev.; Holland-Fla.; OJ' Dill 22&- 5922 and Mondale- Minn. Legis. Aide MINORITY: (6 R.) Senators Smith- Me.; Hickenlooper -Iowa; Curti s- Neb.; Jordan -Idaho: Clerk Brooke-Mass.; and Percy-III. File Clerk Secy. STAFF ZlI OSOB Dlreet Oil' 221-1411 Secy. Gehrig, James Staff Dir. & Chief Clerk Bruno, Rhea Clerical Ass!. 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, Patri cia CIerical Asst. Voorhees, Craig Prof. Staff Mbr. Bouchard, Sam Asst. Chief Clerk Austin, 514-415-5933. Hamblen, Ruby Clerical Asst. Secy. Direct 0111 22&·2043 COMMITIEE 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 colleges and experiment stations, (6) ForestlY in general and forest reserves Records CI erk other than those created from the public domain, (7) Agricultural econamics and research, 1-4011, lit. 286. (8) Agricultural and industrial chemistry, (9) DailY industlY, (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 0111 225·2315 of farm credit and farm security, (IS) Rural electrification, (16) Agricultural production and marketing and stabilization of prices of agricultural products, (In Crop insurance 'rlcla and soH conservation. If Recptnst, Allen J. Ellender, (D.· La.L, Chairman and ex-officio member of all subcommittees. Personal Secy. MAJORITY: no D.) Senators Ellender-La.; Holland- Fla.; Eastland-Miss.; Talmadge- Ga.; Jordan - N. Car.; McGovern - S. Dak.; Montoya· N. Mex.; Mondale- Minn. ; Byrd- Va.; and Hollinqs > S. Car. -II, tel. 216-111- 4515. MINORITY: (5 R.) Senators Aiken- V!.; Young- N. Dak.; Boggs- Del.; Miller-Iowa; and Hatfield -Ore, 109 - COtJGRESSIOHAL STAFF DIRECTORY STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES ~• co..,mll 01 AGIIICULTUIII AIlD FOREST'" - 0...... Pujol, Maurice P. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1243 7280 Rexroad, Vorley M. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1243 7258 ITAFF Schafer, Raymend L. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1208 7272 IU asOB DI....' 0111 11I-2al Sommer, Peter R. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1204 72b7 Mouser, Cotys LI. Chief Clerk Miller, Helen A. Clerical Asst. Stewart, Walter J. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1208 7273 Stanton, Harker T. Counsel Mason, Betty LI. ClerIcal Asst. Witeck, John M. Prof. Staff Mbr. Capitol S-128 7240 Casso, Henry J. Economist O'Berg, Blanche LI. Clerical Asst. Cotter, Paul J. Special Counsel NSOB 1247 7281 Kendall, James M. Asst. Chief Clerk Hartung, Edmund L. Minority Counsel NSOB 1207 7255 CIark, Robert B. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 2200 724b SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURAL CREDIT AND RURAL ILECTRIFIOATION King, Edmund T. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 2200 7245 Herman E. Talmadge (0. - Ga.), Chairman Auerbach, Marion Secretary NSOB 1207 7255 MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Talmadge, Holland, McGovern, and Mondale. Butland, Gloria CIerical Asst. NSOB 1241 7284 MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Aiken, Miller, and Hatfield. Carroll, Virginia D. CIerical Asst. NSOB 1235 7270 Dackis, Helen CIerical Asst. NSOB 1235 72b8 ,, SUBCO~TTEE ON AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION. MARKETING. I Groverman, Mildred F. Clerical Asst. Capitol S-128 7250 l ~ AND STABILIZATION OF PRICES t Jackson, Richard H. CIerical Asst. NSOB 1228 72b4 Spessard L. Holland (0. -Fta.), Chairman ,I Vaughan, Mary L. Clerical Asst. NSOB 1247 72e' MAJORITY: (b D.) Senators Holland, Jordan (N. car.), Talmadge, McGovern, Mondale, 'f Ward, Dorothy C!erical Ass!. NSOB 1110 72bl' and Montoya. Wi nchester, Dorothy S. Secretary NSOB 1235 7278 MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Young (N. Dak.), Miller and Hatfield. Miller, Espy H. Clerical Asst. NSOB 1228 72b3 SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND GENERAL LEGISLATION SUBOOMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND RELATED AGENCIES B. Everett Jordan (D.-N. 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. I, Senators Hruska, Young (N. D.), Mundt, and Javits. SUBCOMMITTEE ON SOIL CONSERVATION AND FORISTRY EX OFFICIO: Senators Ellender, Eastland, and Aiken. James O. Eastland (D.-Miss.), Chairman Bldg. Roora 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 <0.-Ga.), Chairman MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Talmadge, Jordan (N. Car.), and Llondale. SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE MINORITY; (2 R.) Senators Young (N. Dak.), and Boggs. Richard B. Russell (D. -Ga,), Chairman MAJORITY; no D.) Senators Russell, Hayden, Hill, McClellan, Ellender, Stennis, Pastore, Magnuson, Monroney, and Mansfield. COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATJONS MINORITY; (5 R.) Senators Young (N. D. I, Smith (Maine), Mundt, Allotl, and Kuchel. EX OFFICIO; Senators Symington, Jackson, and Thurmond. " ••• to consist of 26 Senators, to which cc:nmittee shall be referred all proposed Bldg. Room Ext. legislation, measages, 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 Govemment. Hewitt, Francis Asst. Clerk NSOB 1239 7254 Hartung, Edmund L. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1207 7255 Carl Hayden (D. - Ariz.), Chalnnan Th. Chairman I. an ex officio member of all lubcommittee. of which h. J. not a regulor member. SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEFICIENCIES AND SUPPLEMENTALS MAJORITY; n 7 D.) Senators Hayden - Ariz.; Russell - Ga.; Ellender - La.; Hill -Ala, John 0, Pastore (D•• R.I.>, Chairman McClellan - 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. Clellan, Magnuson, Stennis, Byrd (W. Va. I, Monroney, Bible, and Bartlett. Bartlett-Alaska; Proxmire - Wis.; and Yarborough - Texas. MINORITY; (b R.) Sen. Mundt, Young (N. D. l, Mrs. Smith, Kuchel, Hruska and Allott. MINORITY; (9 R.) Senators Young- N. Dak.; Mundt-S. Oak.; Smith- Maine; Kuchel-Cal if.; Bldg. Room Ext. Hruska-Neb.; Allott-Colo.; Cotton-No H.; Case - N.J.; and Javlts -N, Y. Witeck, John M. Prof. Staff Mbr. Capitol S-128 7240 STAFF DINIt DI.IIII-IUI Bldg, Room Ext. SUBCOMMITTEE ON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Scott, Thomas J. Chief Clerk NSOB 1235 7241 Robert C. Byrd (D.-W. Va.) I 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. CIerk NSOB 1241 1254 MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Hruska and Javits. Bousquet, Kenneth J. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1110 12bO EX OFFICIO; Senators Morse, Spong and Morton. Brantley, Elizabeth H. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1204 12bb 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 72b2 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 727b Kennedy, William J. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1245 7277 FOREIGN OPERATIONS McConnell, Guy G. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1108 725b To be considered by entire committee) McGown, Neilson Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1204 72b5 Bldg. Room Ext. McOalnell, JosP'" T. Prof. Staff Mbt. Capitol S-128 7251 Scott, Thomas J. Chief Clerk NSr .... 1237 7241 Merrick, Harold Prof. Staff. Mbr. Capitol S-128 7248 Pujol, Maurice P. Prof. Staff Mbr. N5 1243 7280 Mizen, Mamie L. Prof. Staff Llbt. Capitol S-128 7252 Kennedy, Willicm J. Prof. Staff Mbr. NS,-_ 1245 7277 1 STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY U:',)RIrY: (~ R.) Senators Mundt. Young. Allott, Hruska, a~d Kuchel. SUBCOMMITTEE ON I"DEPENDENT OFFICES Bldg. R~m Ex.. Warren G. Magnuson CD. -Wash.), Chairman Eaton, Paul R. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1112 3471 MAJORITY: (10 D.) Senators Magnuson, Hill, Ellender, Russell, Holland, Pastore, King, Edr.",und 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. D.l. SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENTS OF STATE, JUSTICE, COfR,lERCE. EX OFFICIO: (Aero. & Space' Activities) Senators Anderson, Symington, Hickenlooper. THE JUDICIARY AND RELATED AGENCIES B/dj. Room Ext. John L. McClellan (D. -Ark), Chairman Cooper, Earl W. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSUB 1322 7274 MAJORITY: (8 D. l Senators McClellan, Ellender, Holland, Pastore, McGee, Byrd (W. Dirks, Harley M. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1322 7275 Va. l, Mansfield, and Sen. Hayden. Clark, Robert B. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 2200 7255 MINORITY: (b R. l Senators Smith, Hruska, Cotton, Case, Javits, and Young (N. D.l. EX OFFICIO: Chairman Hayden, and on Diplomatic and Consular items, Senators Fulbright, SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND RELATED AGEIICIES Sparkman, and Hickenlooper. Carl Hayden (D. -Ariz. I, 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 i Bartl ett, and Proxmi reo 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 72b2 King, Edmund T. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 2200 7255 SUBCOMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION John Stennis CD. - Miss.), Chairman SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENTS ~F LABOR AND HElLTH, MAJORITY: m D. l Senators Stennis, McClellan, Magnuson, Pastore, Monroney, Bible, EDUCATION AND WELFARE AND RELATED AGENCIES McGee, Mansfield, Bartlett, and Sen. Hayden. Lister Hili CD. -Ala. I, Chairman MINORITY: (b R. l Senators Cotton, Mundt, Smith, Hruska, Allott and Young. MAJORITY: (8 D.) Senators Hill, Russell, Magnuson, Stennis, Bible, Byrd (W. Va. l, " Witeck, John M. Prof. Staff Mbr. Capitol 5-128 3471 H011 and and Bartl ett. 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 725b A. S. Mike Monroney CD. -Okla. l, Chairman Kennedy, William J. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1245 7277 MAJORITY: (3 D. l Senators Monroney, Yarborough, and Byrd (W. Va.l. MINORITY: (2 R. l Senators Case, and Allott. SUBCOMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE BRANCH EX OFFICIO: Sen. Hayden; on Post Ofc. items, Sen. Randolph, Brewster, and Carlson E. L. Bartlett 10. -Alaska), Chairman Gonzal es, Joe E. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1245 ~71 MAJORITY: (3 D. l Senators Bartlett, Proxmire and Yarborough. Clark, Robert B. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 2200 3471 MINORITY: (2 R. l 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 724b " ••• to consist of 18 Senators; 1. Common defense generally. 2. The Deportment SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY CONSTRUCTIOII of Defense, the Deportment of the Army, the Deportment of the Navy, and the Deportment of Alan Bible 10. -Nev. I, Chairman the Air Force generally. 3. Soldiers' and sailors' homes. 4. Pay, promotion, retirement, MAJORITY: (b D. l Senators Bible, Russell, Ellender, Mansfield, Proxmire and Yarborwgh. and other benefits ond privileges of members of the armed forces. 5. Selective service. 6. MINORITY: (2 R. 1 Senators Young (N. D. l, and Kuchel. Si~e 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, Vorl ey M. Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 1241 7258 the Panama Canal, including the administration, .onitation, 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 materials necessary for the common defense. 12. Aeronautical and SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS space activities peculiar to or primarily associated with the development of weapons Allen J. Ellender CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY HAFn OF THE HI'UTE CQlIllalTTEB SUBCO""'ITTEE 011 IIATIOIlAL STOCKPILE AND HAUL PETROllUM RUERYIS SU.CO"'~ITTH 011 PRODUCTION AND STUILIZ1TlON Stuart Symington /D. - Mo. J, Chairman E~ ...nc V. Long to .."'0. I. ChairmJn MAJORITY: (4 D.l Senators SY.'l1lngtcn, Cannon, Young (Ohio), and Inouye. w.., ;: r f. ;b S. l 5,(,:1.1lJrs L':~Ll] O.~:::.), Musk-Ie, '.Ic1fltyre, M:nda\e. McGee. S,cng. MINORITY: R. Senators T0""er and Dominick. (2 J u·· -; r ,', 'J R.) Scnatcr s t:;L.i ...,~C, t3cnnctt, and TQ\'Yer. Neese, Gordon A. Prof. Staff Mbr. OSOB 212 3871 SUBCOMMITTEE ON SECURITIES SUBCOMMITTEE ON PREPAREONESS INVESTIGATION Harrison A. Williams, JI. SUBCOMMITTEE ON STATUS OF FORCES ..... to consilt of 18 Senators; (1) Interstate and foreign commerce generally, (2) Ro\.· Sam J. Ervin 10. - N. c.), Chairman ulation of interstate railroads, busses, trucks, and pipe lines, (3) Communication by tel MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Ervin and Mcintyre. MINORITY: n R.) Senator Thurmond. ephone, telegraph, radio, and television, (4) Civil aeronautics except aeronautical and Braswell, T. Edward, Jr. Prof. Staff Mbr. OSOB 212 3871 space activities of the Notional Aeronautics and Space Administration, (5) Merchant marine generally, (6) Registering and licensing of vessels and small boots, (7) Navigation and the lows relating thereto, including pilotage, (8) Rules and intemational arrangements to prevent COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY collisions at sea, (9) Merchant marine 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) Bonking and currency generally, (2) Financial and signals, life-saving equipment, and fire protection on such vessels, (II) Coast and aid to commerce and industry, other tho n matters relating to such aid which are specif Geodetic Survey, (12) The Coast Guard, including life- saving service, lighthouses, Iight ically assigned to other commillees under this rule, (3) Deposit insurance, (4) Public ships, and ocean derelicts, (13) The United States Coast Guard and Merchant Morine 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) Valuation and revaluation of the and interoceanic canals generally, (16) Inland waterways, (17) Fisheries and wildlife, dallar, (9) Control of prices of commodities, rents, or service•. including research, reltaratian, refuges, and conservation, (18) Bureau of Standards, in John Sparkman <0. -Ala.), Chairman . cluding standardization of weights and measures and the metric system. MAJORITY: (9 D.) Senators Sparkman-Ala.; Proxmire - Wis.; Williams-N.J.; Muskie Maine; Long· Mo.; McIntyre - N. H.; Mondale-Minn.; McGee- Wyo.; and Spong. Va. Warren G. Magnuson (D. -Wash. I, Chairman and ex-officio member of all subcommittees. MINORITY: (5 R. J Senators Bennett-Utah; Tower· Texas; Hickenlooper-Iowa: Brooke » Mass.; and Percy - Illinois. MAJORITY: (12 D.l Senators Magnuson - Wash.; Pastore - R. 1. j Monroney· Oklahoma; STAFF Lausche-Ohio; Bartlett -Alaska; Hartke -tnd.: Hart-Mich.; Cannon-Nev.; Brewster 5300 II SOB Direct Dial 225· 3921 - Md.; Long - La.; Moss - Utah and Hall ings - S. C. McLean, Kenneth A. Prof. Staff Mbr. Odom, Lewis G. Staff Director MINORITY: 6 R.l Senators Cotton-N.H.; Morton-Ky.; Scolt-Pa.j Prouty-V!.; Pearson and General Counsel Paradise, Stephen J. Asst. Counsel 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. 5202 IISOB Oirect Olal 225 - 5115 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, Will iam G. Staff Counsel Bowers, Joan A. Clerical Asst. Pertschuk, Michael General Counsel SUBCOMMITTEE ON FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Carr, judith R. Clerical Ass!. Stahl, Ethel M. Clerical Asst. William Proxmire CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY \ Y Ir. r f \ :: ~ T ~i ( \ f. 'I " lEe0 It .. ITT E E ~ -'~." ... ~ _. _.. --~--,..__ ._~---_ .•. ~------ ~ SUIlCO/oto!'TTU Oil (THII COUUMU Z' CO ...... HTll 0" flu.lter - Cs.t'nos4 WJ"rn G. "J9"U~on 10.• WJSIl.I, ChJlrmOWl MAJOR1TY; (8 D.) Scn,Hors "'J,~",C'", P.l.tert, LJ.,sc~e.~Jr:.r. Harl, CaMon. E".. "t, '. .':'~ ..... <~; c.r.. 1~··,-'r\-FIJ., :"~jcr~0~1-\_ '-'Q'( .. G...:·e 4Ten'l. ~ ~ :.H~·"1 ~ Fuibrl\~~',t . ster. and '-'ass. I . t.' • 1,' ,·r,., H.u: ..C Ir,:L I - Aril,;.• ",.bicoH - Cc nr . ; MINORlTY; (4 R.I Senators Ccttcn, Ihrlor., SCOll. Jnd Prouty. \.'0"' ! I. I.' .. , .l~j """J.rrl$ ~ (:,".\ ..1. \/:',. ":1;,:0 R,I Senators Williams-Del.; Carlson-Kansas; Bennett-Utah; Curtis-NeD.; SUBCOMMITTEE 011 MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES Vc'Ln· Ky.• and Dirkscn -III. E. L. Bartlett, (0•• Alaska), Chairman STAFF MAJORITY; (7 D.I Senators Bartlett, Magnuson, Pastore, Hart, Brewster, Long (La. I, 2221 NSOB Direct Dill 225-.515 and Hallinqs. Vail, Thomas Chief Counsel Thompson, Betty T. (Mrs.l CIerical Asst. MINORITY; (3 R. I Senators Griffin, Prouty, and C"HM Thompson, Evelyn (Mrs.) Ass!. Chief CIerk Nichols, Jesse R. Document Clerk McDermott, Francis Prof. Staff Mbr. O'BIenes. Carole CIerical Asst. SUBCOMMITTEE ON SURFACE TRANSPORTATION Constantine, Jay Prof. Staff Mbr. Castor. Ann Clerical Asst. Frank J. Lausche (D. ·Ohlo), Chairman Leonard, Will E. Prof. Staff Mbr. West, Rose Marie Clericll Asst. MAJORITY; (5 D.) Senators Lausche, Hartke, Cannon, Moss and Hollings. Best, Robert A. Prof. Staff Mbr. Mustard, Marsha Clerical Asst. M1NORITY; (3 R.) Senators Morton, Scott, and Pearson. Shields, Thelma (Mrs. I Clerical Asst. COMMITIEE 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 eommittee shall be referred all proposed of the Diatrict of Co/umblo in generol, other than appropriation a therefor, including -(2) legis lotion, messages, memorials, and other molters relating to the followin~ subjeets: Public health and safety, sanitation, and quarantine regulations, (3) Regulation of sale (1) Relations of the U. S. with foreign nations generally, (2) Trecties , (3) Establishment of of intoxicating liquors, (4) Adulteration of food and drugs, (5) Taxes and tox sales, (6) boundary lines between the U. S. and foreign nation, (4) Proteetion of Ameriean eilizens Insurance, executars, administrators, wills and divorce, (7) Municipal and juvenile courts, abroad and expatriation, (5) Neutrality, (6) International conferenees and congresses, (7) The (8) Incorporation and organizotion of societies, (9) Municipal code and amendments to the American National Red Cross, (8) Intervention abroad and deelarations of war, (9) Moosures criminal and corporation laws. relating to the diplomatic service, (10) Aequisition of land and buildings for embassies and legations in foreign countries, (11) Measures to foster commereial intereourse with foreign Alan Bible (D•• Nev.), Chairman nations and to safeguard American business interests abroad, (12) United Nations Organ ization and internationol financial and monetary organizations, (13) Foreign loans. MAJORITY; (5 D.I Senators Bible-Nev.; Morse-Ore.; Kennedy-N.Y.; Tydings-Md.;and Spong- Va. J. W. Fulbright 116 117 -~- n-';~HiRUi. -,-_.~--_._-_. CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY j STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES All subcommillees are consultative in nature and are not authorized to hold public hearings or ."oli ho •• ,h. duty of -IA) r.ceiving and examining reports of the ComplToller General -eensider substantive 'egislation without the approval of the full Commillee or its Chairman. 01 me Unr ted Stotu and 01 submilling such recommendations to the Senate as it deems necessary or desirable in connection with the subiect mailer af such reparts; (B) studying SUBCOMMITTEE ON AFRICAN AFFAIRS the operation of Government activities at all levels with a view to determining its economy Eugene J. McCarthy lD. -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 Mund!. the United State. and municipalities, and between the United States and international organ Bldg. Room Ext. izations of ..nich the United States is a member." Henderson, Donald G. Staff Consultant NSOB 4304 5481 John L. McClellan (D. -Ark.), Chairman MAJORITY: (10 D.) Senators McClellan-Ark.; Jackson-Wash.; Ervin-N. Car.; Gruening SUBCOMMITTEE ON AMERICAN REPUBLICS AFFAIRS Alaska; Muskie-Maine; Ribicoff-Conn.; Harris-Okla; Kennedy-N. Y.; Metcalf-Mont.; Wayne Morse (D. -Ore.), Chairman and Montoya· N. Mex. MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Morse, Sparkman, Mansfield, and McCarthy. MINORITY: (5 R.) Senators Mundt· S. Oak.; Curtis - Neb.; Javits - N. Y.; Hansen -Wyo. ; MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Hickenlooper, Aiken, and Carlson. and Baker- Tenn. Holt; Pat M. Staff Assistant NSOB 4229 4051 STAFF 3304 NSOB Direct Dial 225-4151 Calloway, James R. Chief Counsel O'Brien, W. E. Prof. Staff Mbr. SUBCOMMITTEE ON CANADIAN AFFAIRS & Staff Director House, Freda Mae CI erical Asst. . George Aiken (R. -Vt.), Chairman Grickis, Ann M. Asst. Chief Clerk Scott, Yvonne Clerical Ass!. ~ MAJORITY: (30. ) Sen. Mansfie Id, Morse, Dodd. MINORITY: (3 R. )Sen. Aiken, Mundt, Case. Shriver, Glenn K. Prof. Staff Mbr. Kalland, Anne L. Clerical Asst. Jones, Norvill Staff Assistant NSOB 4219 4618 Nobleman, Eli E. Prof. Staff Mbr. Sharp, Arthur A. Staff Editor Kyan, Charles M. Prof. Staff Mbr. Goose/aw, Jay CIerical Asst. SUBCOMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT Albert Gore lD. - Tenn.), Chairman PERMANENT SUBCOMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATIONS MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Gore, Church, Symington, Clark and Pel!. John McClellan (0. -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 NSOB 4304 5381 MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Mundt, Curtis, and Javits. STAFF Direct Dial 225- plus nt. SUBCOMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL POLICY AFFAIRS Bldg. Room Ext. Thomas J. Dodd (D. -cenn.). Chairman Adlerman, Jerome S. General Counsel OSOB 101 4828 MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Dodd, Clark, McCarthy. MINORITY: (l R.) Sen. Williams (Dell. O'Donnell, Donald F Chief Counsel to Majority OSOB 161 6458 Holt, Pat M. Staff Consultant NSOB 4229 4651 Balaban, Jack S. Inve sti gator OSOB 159 6458 Beatson, Robert J. Investi gator OS08 101 3721 SUBCOMMITTEE ON EUROPEAN AFFAIRS Breen, Ray F. Investig zor OSOB 159 2057 t John Sparkman (D. -Ala.), ChaIrman Brick, John Investigator OSOB 159 3724 MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Sparkman, Lausche, Pell, McCarthy, and Slmington. Calabrese, Alphonse F. Investigator OSOB 159 6458 MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Carl son, WiIIiams a:ONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AID EXPENDITURES SUBCOMMITTEE ON INDIAII AFFAIRS Ernest Gruenlng 10. -Alaska), Chairman George McGovern (S. Dak.), Chairman MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Gurening, Muskie, Ribicoff, Metcalf, and Montoya. ~I.~JORITY: 16 D.) Senators McGovern, Jackson, Anderson. Gruening, Burdick, Metcalf. MINORITY: (J R.) Senators Mundt, Hansen and Baker. ~1;NORlTY: (3 R. l Senators Fannin, Hansen, and Hatfield. STAFF 162 OSOB Direct Dill 22&-4121 Gamble, James H. Staff Assistant NSOB 3106 4971 Beaser, Herbert W. Chief Counsel Kreger, Roderick Min. Consultant Lippman, Joseph Staff Director Eklund, Harriet Editor SUBCOMMITTEE ON MINERALS, MATERIALS AND FUELS Ernest Gruening 10. -Alaska), Chairman SUBCOMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT RESEARCH MAJORITY: (b D.) Senators Gruening, Jackson, Bible, Moss, McGovern, and Nelson. Fred R. Harris SUBCOMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE au. COMMITTE! ON F!DERAL CHARTERS, HOLIDAYS AND CELEBRATIONS Edward V. Long (o-Mo.), Chairman Everett M. Dirksen IR. -III.), Chairman MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Long, Hart, Bayh, and Burdick. UAJORITY: n D.) SenatOf McClellan. MINORITY: 11 R. I Senator Dirksen. MINORITY: (2 R. I Senators Dirksen, and Thurmond. STAFF 3214 NSOB Direct 0111 225 -5&/1 SUBCOMMITTEE ON IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION Fensterwald, Bernard, Jr. Chief Counsel Smith, Kennard Investigator James Eastland 10. -Miss.), Chairman . Waters, Bernard" Jr. Minority Counsel Lanier, Dorothy T. Clerk for Minority MAJORITY: (4 D. I 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 230& NSOB Direc' 0111 225-2347 Coulter, Kathryn M. Spec. Asst. Pogue, Betty A. Asst. Clerk Mesmer, Fred M. Staff Director DeGooyer, Franzetta R. Clerk Pattie, Kenton H. Rsch. Asst. WiIIging, 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, Willi'am 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 O. 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. STAFF 412 DSOB Dlrlct 0111 221·61111 STAFF Blair, Dr. John M. Chief Economist Alexander, Lois E. Economist 6308 NSOB Direc' Dial 225-3&18 George, Elaine Steno. McCarthy, Catherine McQ. Steno. Figinski, M. Albert Chief Counsel Greene, Jacquelyn Y. 5ecy. 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, I, 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, Donal d 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 349 A OSOB Direc' Dill 225- 2268 Haaser, Stephen G. Chief Clerk Miller, Wilma E. Secy. SUBCOMMITTEE ON CON.STITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS Brennan, Thomas C. Chief Counsel Ronca, Vivian R. Asst. Clerk Birch Bayh (D. -Ind. I, Chairman Williams, Edd N., Jr. Assoc. Counsel MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Bayh, Eastland, Dodd, Ervin, Tydings, and Smathers. MINORITY: (4 R. I Senators Dirksen, Hruska, Fong, and Thurmond. SUBCOMMITTEE ON REVISION AND CODIFICATION STAFF 419 OSOB Dllut 0111 125-1011 Sam J. Ervin 10.-N. Car.), Chairman Conrad, Larry A. Chief Counsel McGroarty, . Bernadette MAJORITY: 2 D. I Senators Ervi n and Hart. MIN0 RITY: (l R. I Senator Scott. Flynn, Clyde Minority Counsel Maloney, James J. STAFF 341 OSOB Direc' Dill 225-3318 Cummings, Lawrence Schaub, Glenda Graham Smith, Robert BIHd Chief Counsel Reed, Lois (Mrs. I Clerk Esmond, Esther H. Minority Clerk Swanson, Martha I. Price, Ruth S. (Mrs. I Chief Cleric SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY Sam J. Ervin, Jr. (O.-N. Car.), Chairman James O. Eastland (D. -Miss.). Chairman MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Ervin, McClellan, Long (Mo. I, 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. I Senators Hruska, Dirksen, Scott, and Thurmond. STAFF 102 OSOB Direct 0111 215-1527 STAFF Woodard, Paul L. Chief Counsel Lorenzo" Christopher M. Research Asst. 3232 NSOB Direct Dill 225-6241 & 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. Butl er, Elaine M. Secy. Simmons, Belva T. Prof. Staff Mbr. Littman, A. Warren Assoc. Counsel Dua, Berni ce E. seer. Gom ez, Angel ina T. Secy. Smith, W. Hall, III Prof. Staff Mbr. McArthur, AIan D. Assoc. Counsel Fann, Frances M. Secy. Gowen, Mary A. secv. Madden, Roberta F. Secy. Norpel , John R., Jr. Research Dir. Tonnar, Helen Cont. Secy. Grieg, Lydia S. Chief Clerk Schroeder, Frank W. Chief Investigator Hutto, Ralph H., Jr. Asst. Edit. Dir. Tarabochia, Alfonso L. Investi gator Tinajero, Dorothy S. Secy. IUICOMMITTIl CN CRIMINAL LAWS I PRCOIDURII SCott, samuel J. Asst. Counsel Miller, Carolyn L. Steno. Blackwell, Kilty B. Conf, 5ecy. John L. McClellan (0. - Ark. I, Chairman Warren, Donald 5. Editorial Director MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators McClellan, Ervin, Hart, Eastland, and Kennedy (Mass.). MINORITY: (? ~ ) Senators Hruska, Scott, and Thurmond. SPECIA L SUBCOMMITTEE ON JUVENILE DELINQUElfC'I' MAJORITY: I ) Senators McClellan, Ervin, Hart. MINORITY: (2 D.) Sen. Hruska, Scott. Thomas Dodd (D. -Conn. I, Chairman STA FF 220& NSOB Dlrlct 0111 211-1211 UAJORITY: (I> 0.1 Senators Dodd, Hart, 8ayh, Burdick, Tydj and Kennedy (Mass.). Paisley, William A. Chief Counsel Downey, Mabel A. Cleric YlNORITY: 0 R.) Senalo'~ H'~s'a. Fong,Ce-u __Jnd l ThJ''''O t:ONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY ,. STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES STAFF SUBCOMMITTEE ON EDUCATION 241 OSOB Direct Dial 225-2951 Wayne Morse 10.-ore. l, Chairman Peri an, Carl L. Staff Director Gleason, Eugene W. Editorial Dir. UAJORlTY: (7 D. l Senators Morse, Hill, Yarborough, Clark, Randolph, Kennedy (N. Y.), McGill, Elizabeth T. Chief Clerk Mooney, Will iam C. Investigator and Williams (N.J.>. Freivalds, Peter Research Asst. Frank, Julia P. Staff Asst. MINORITY: (4 R. l Senators Prouty, Javits , Dominick, and Murphy. Smith, Nancy L. Asst. Chief Clerk Ganyon, Sandra S. Secy, Bldg. Roo", E••• Ketcham, Anne W. Staff Asst. Baugher, Barbara R. Secy. Lee, Charles Prof. Staff Mbr, NSOB 4230 5375 DePaulo, Elizabeth V. Staff Asst. SUBCOMMITTEE ON EMPLOYMENT AND MANPOWER SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON REFUGEES AND ESOAPEES Joseph S. Clark (D. - Penn. l, Chairman Edward M. Kennedy (D. - Mass.), Chairman tJAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Clark, Randolph, Pell, Kennedy(Mass. l, Nelson, Kennedy (NYl. MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Kennedy (Mass.), McClellan and Tydings. MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Prouty, Javits , and Murphy. MINORITY: n R.) Senator Fong. Smith, William C. Prof. Staff Mbr. OSOB 359 3968 STAFF 132 OSDB Direct Dill 221·4111 Abrarns , George General Counsel McDonald, Shannon secv. SUBCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH Chang, Donal d M. Minority Counsel deHaan, Dale S. Rsch. Asst. Lister Hill 10. -Ala. J, Chairman MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Hill, Yarborough, Williams (N.J.), Pell, and Kennedy (Mas~,), SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON SEPARATION OF POWERS MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Javits , Murphy, and Dominick. l. Sam J. Ervin 10. -N. Car. J, Chairman Barclay, Robert Prof. Staff Mbr. NSOB 4220 5375 MAJORITY: (3 D.) Sen. Ervin, McClellan, Burdick. MIN. (2 R.) Sen. Dirksen, Hruska. STAFF 1403 NSOB Direct Dial 225-4434 SUBCOMMITTEE ON LABOR Baskir, Lawrence Chief Counsel &. Moore, Thelma P. Chief Clerk Ralph W. Yarborough 10. -Tex. l, 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 Will iams (N. J. ), Bickel, Alexander M. Consultant McCoskey, Robert G. Consultant MINORITY: (4 R. J Senators Javits, Prouty, Fannin, and Griffin. Harris, Robert O. Counsel NSOB 4228 537: SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON TRADING WITH THE ENEMY ACT John L. McClellan (D. - Ark. l, Chairman MAJORITY: (4 D. l Senators McClellan, Dodd, Ervin, and Kennedy (Mass. J. SUBCOMMITTEE ON MIGRATORY LABOR MINORITY: (1 R.) Senator Dirksen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr., 10. -N. J. J, Chairman STAFF 2204 NSOB Direct Dial 225 -4lSl 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. STAFF G-231 NSOB Direct Dial %25-3611 Blackwell, Frederick R. Counsel Wilkinson, Carolyn Clerical Asst COMMITTEE ON LABOR AND PUBLIC WELFARE Chertkov, Boren Assoc. Counsel Dobbyn, Nina CIerical Asst Smith, Jeanette CIerical 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 Pelf (D. - R.1. I, Chairman (5) Regulation Or prevention of importation of foreign labarers under contract, (6) Child lab MAJORITY: (3 D.) Senators Pell, Morse, Clark. MINORITY (2 R.) Sen. Dominick, Griffin. or, (7) Labar statistics, (8) Labar standards, (9) School-lunch pragram, (10) Vocational Wexler, Stephen Counsel N:;OB 4228 537' rehabilitation, (11) Railroad labarand 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; ~ nd Saint Elizabeth's Hospital, (14) Public health and quarantine, (15) Weifore of miners Edward Kennedy 10. - Mass. l, Chairman (16) Vocational rehabilitatian and education of veterans, (17) Veterans' hospitals, medical MAJORITY: (5 D.) Sen. Kennedy (Mass.), Yarborough, Randolph, Nelson, and care and treatment of veterans, (18) Saldiers' and sailors' civil relief, (19) Readjustment Kennedy (N. Y. ). of servicemen to civil life. MINORITY: (J R.) Senators Dominick, Fannin, and Griffin. Guest, James Counsel OSO a 252 453 Lister Hili 10. -Ala.), Chairman Kettendorf, Helen Clerical Asst. OSOB 252 453 MAJORITY: no 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 I Kennedy - N. Y. Claiborne Pell (0. -R.I. l, Chairman J MINORITY: (5 R.l Senators Javits-N.Y.; Prouty-vt.: Dominick-Colo.; Murphy-Calif.; MAJORITY; (4 D.) Senators Pell, Yarborough, Williams (N.J.), and Kennedy (Mass. l. Fannin -Ariz.; and Griffin - Mich. MINORITY: (2 R. J Senators Javits and Murphy. STAFF 4230 NSOB Direct Dial 225-5315 Wexler, Stephen . Counsel NSOB 4230 537 McClure, Stewart E. Chief Clerk Whittaker, Marjorie Asst. Chf. Clk. Forsythe, John S. General Counsel Eagle, Helyn Clerical Asst. Barelay, 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, (0. N. Y. l, Chairman Smith, William Assoc. Counsel Garofoli, Sandra Clerical Asst. MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Kcnnedy (N. Y.), Morse, Williams (N.J.) and Yarborough. Wexler, Stephen Assoc. Counsel Hampton, Dolores Clerical Asst. MINORITY: (2 R.) Senators Fannin and Dominick. Harris, Robert O. Assoc. Counsel Porcher, Margaret Clerical Asst. STAFF 4230 NSOB Direcr Dial 225-509 ~tatt Finnegan, Les Prof. Staff Mbr. Price, Ann G. Clerical Asst. "'armClcr, Ad"an ",rot. Mbr, Higdon, '"argo Clerical Asst Carleton, Charles Prof. Staff Mbr. Coffey, Steven Editor titay. John "',no"ty Staff "'b<. Millenson, Roy Minority Clerk Weatherman, Julie Clerical Asst. Mittelman, Eugene Minority Counsel Hocutt, Anne Clerical Asst. SP(CrAL SUICOhto'JTTU ON UTILIZATION 0' SCIENTI"C MANPOWER G-IylorC Ntl~n 10. ·Wis.I, Chal,.,.,an Patricelli, "ert Min. Prof. Staff Mbr. Patterson, Ellen Clerical Asst. Y.A.JO~IT"", Y~~~'·'. ~,t:' L':\~' c.~"~J~:,r ~IJ'lI'::S. McCIintoc. ary Min. Cler. Asst. Brown, Daphne Min. Cler. Asst. (] c· ) ..)t"', J.,J ely. d :;- , ~l'~ Benedict, --eter Assoc. Min. Counsel Raskin, Beatrice Min. Cler. Asst. ""'''. 'it";",,, ...... f ,1 4... Otley, William Printing Clerk ;~ .,. ~;.:'."'... ji.,;!'.@P)M!fWlQi4;iiM4\4, ...... ,_.' ,'".- ... ' CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY T STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE Prof. Stall Mbr. Garrabrant, C. Ann Clerical Ass\. Huyen, J. B .. Jr. Clerica: Asst. UCyo. M. B,lIry Counsel Douglas, LaVerne " ... ta consist of 12 Senators; (1) The Federal'civi I service generolly, (1) The status Prof. Staff Mbr. Medlin, Pauline B. Clerical Asst. of afficers ond employees of the United States, including their compensation, classification, Sy,,"cs, Harold A. Minority ClericalAss:' van vtaoricken . J. F. Prof. Staff Mbr. Midthun, Ruth am' retirement, (3) The postal service generally, including the railway mail service, ond Gerrish, Richard E. Minority Staff Director Putz, EIeanor M. Clerical Asst. measures relating to ocean mail and pneumatic-tube service; but excluding post roods, (4) Grundy, Richard Prof. Staff Mbr. Guard, Bailey Min. As st. Chief Clk. Postal-savings banks, (5) Census and the collection of statistics generally, (6) The Natian al Archives. SUBCOMMITTEE ON AIR AND WATER POLLUTION A. S. Mike Monroney !D. - Okta.), Chairman and ex-officio memberof all subcommittees. EdmundS. 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-Md.; Hartke-Ind.; Burdick-N. Oak.; and Hollings-S.Car. MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Boggs, Murphy, Cooper, and Baker. MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Carlson- Kan.; Fang - Hawaii; Boggs -Del.; Fannin -Ariz. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FLOOD CONTROL - RIVER AND HARBORS STAFF 6208 NSOB Direct Dill 225-11451 Stephen M. Young \ CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY STAFFS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES STAFF 310 OSOB Dlrtct 0111 221-1647 SUBCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Duffy, James H. Chief Counsel Daly, Mary G. Secy. Jennings Randolph (0. -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 (0. -Nev.), Chairman STAFF 312 OSOB Dlrtct 0111 221-3414 MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Bible, Long (t.a.). Bartlett, Harris, and Smathers. . Zuver, Chari es O. Prof. Staff Mbr. MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Hatfield, Baker, and Javits. SUBCOMMITTEE ON LIBRARY SELECT COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS AND CONDUCT B. Everett Jordan (0. -N. Car.), Chairman " . . . consi sting 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 (0. -Ariz.), Chairman John Stennis (0. - Miss.), Chairman MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Hayden and Jordan IN. 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. Direct Dial 225-2981 Howard W. Cannon (0. -Nev.), Chairman STAFF 222 OSOB 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 (0. - R. I. I, Chairman MAJORITY: (2 D.) Senators Pell, Byrd (W. Va.l. MINORITY: (1 R. I 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 cammittee 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 (0. -N.J.), Chairman erprises, and to obtain all facts possible in relation thereto which not anly be of public int MAJORITY: (13 D.) Senators Williams-N.J.; Smathers-Fla.; Morse-Ore.; Bible-Nev.; erest, but which weuld 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. I shall be referred to such committee and such cammittee shall not have power to report MINORITY: (7 R.) Senators Dirksen -III.; Carlson - Kan.; Prouty - Vt.; Fong - Hawaii; by bill or otherwise have legislative iurisdictian. Miller -Iowa; Morton - Ky.; and Hansen -Wyoming. George A. Smathers (D. - Fta.), Chairman STAFF G-233 NSOB Direct Dial 225- 5364 MAJORITY: III 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. CIerk Montoya - N. Mex.; and Harris - Okla. Slinkard, Patricia G. Chief Clerk Miller, John Guy Min. Staff Dir. MINORITY: (0 R.) Senators Javits -N. Y.; Scott- Penn.; Cotton -N. H.; Dominick -Colo.; Baker - Tenn.; and Hatfield -Oreqon. SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSUMER INTERESTS OF THE ELDERLY STAFF 424 OSOB Dlrtct 0111 225-51T1 Harrison A. Williams, Jr. (D.-N.J.I, Chairman Mclnarnay, William T. Staff Director & Evans, Ernest Prof. Staff Mbr. MAJORITY: (7 D.) 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. I, 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 ANO COMMUNITY SERVICES Frankel, Emil Asst. Minority Counsel Edward M. Kennedy (D. -Mass. I, Chairman MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Kennedy (Mass.!. Bible, Yarborough and Young (Ohic), SUBCOMMITTEE ON FINANCING AND INVESTMENT MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Miller, -Dirksen, and Hansen. John Sparkman (0. -Ala.), Chairman MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Sparkman, Bartlett, Morse, Williams (N.J. I, and Smathers. SUBCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH OF THE ELDERLY MINORITY: (3' R.) Senators Dominick, Cotton, Javits , George A. Smathers (D. - Fla. I, Chairman MAJORITY: (8 D.) Senators Smathers, Morse, Muskie, Long, Moss, Yarborough, Williams SUBCOMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT (N. J. ), . Kennedy(Mass. l, ,and Mondale. MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Dirksen, Carlson, Fong, and Morton. Joseph M. Montoya (0. -N. Mex.), Chairman MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Montoya, Long (La.}, Bible, Randolph, and Smathers. MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Scott, Cotton, and Javits. SUBCOMMlnEE ON HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY Frank E. Moss (0. - Ul:Ihl, Chairman ~'uSkit, SUBCOMMITTEI ON MONOPOLY UAJORITY; (7 0.) Senatees Moss. Williams (N.J. L ChurCh, Young (Chio), Uorse, Ktr.r.tdy ;UJssJ, ,Jr.:l \1~r.JJle. Gaylord Nelson (0. - Wis.), Chai rman U:'~J~!TY: '" R.) Ser..1U'~ ::Jd<,.,'n, Prcufy. I-.L'n..'n Jf'.1 ""i..'1'1<",.:1. MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Nelson, Sparkman, Long u.a.). Morse, and Smathers. MINORITY: (3 R. I Senators Scott, Hatfield, and Javits. SUICOMWlnrr O. LO.a·TlRW CIRl F'anl E. "on (0.• Uls'!l. Cl\.ti""-lft SUBCOMMI" • ON RETAILING, DISTRIBUTION, ANO MARKETING PRAOTICES ...... '(''"l .. y rft ~ ! \.r-,..t;; ...~ v·~':. " J.-"_ l. J U , tI_ -.• r ..... ~ 'ik"~ Wayne Morse (0, -Ore.), Chairman ~ .1f..,jf;' • i" • ~ ...... ", \.:,"" "'... e-: ,~~ 'r- ~ - ; 1' •• .." ,. MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Morse, Williams (N.J.), Montoya, Harris, and Smathers. If. MINORITY: (3 R.) Senators Cotton, Scott, and Javits , -" '"'~~"" /IG~~' ~{~<~. ~ , '. CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY SUBCOMMITTEE ON RETIREMENT AND THE INDIVIDUAL Walter F. Mondale 10. - Minn. I, Chairman MAJORITY: 15 D.) Sen. '.'Jndale, Long, Kennedy (Mass.), Young (Ohio) and Yarborough. MINORITY: 13 R.) Senators Prouty, Fang and Miller. SENATE DEMOCRATIC POLICY COMMITTEE Mike Mansfield 10. -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-1I8 CAPITOL Dlrecr Dial ZZ5-5551 Moore, -Paullne 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 10. - Mainel, Chairman Joseph Tydings 10. - Md.), Vice Chairman Senators Harris, ,Jackson, ,McGee, ,Mcintyre, ,Mondale, . Proxmi re, . Sparkman, ,Anderson, . Bartlett, .and Symington. STAFF 130 OSOB Dlrecr Dial ZZ5-ZUl Hoffmann, Frank N. Executive Director Towles, Barbara Secy. to Exec. Dir. SENATOR GEO' Peterson, Isabelle M. Admin. Secy. lRI Vermonr Committee on A! SU SENATE DEMOCRATIC STEERING COMMITTEE Agric. Credit .. molees Democratic. Committee Assignments. " Soil Conserve Mike Mansfield !D. -Mont. I, Chairman CommIttee on Fe Senators Mansfield - Mont.; Bible - Nev. ; Clark - Penn.; Dodd - Conn. ; Ellender - La. ; Hayden Sl AriZ.; Holland-Fla.; McClellan-Ark.; Russell-Ga.; Williams-N.J.; McCarthy-Minn.; Ameri can ReI Anderson - N. Mex.; Symington. Mo.; Proxmire- Wis.; and Hartke-Ind. Disarmament Ex Officio Members: Senators Byrd - W. Va.; and Long - La. State Dept. C Canadian Aff SENATE REPUBLICAN POLICY COMMITTEE Joint Committee su Bourke B. Hlckenlooper, (R.-Iowal, Chairman Communities Senators Hickenlooper, ,Smith-Me.; Young-No Dak.;Dirksen-lIl.; Kuchel-Calif.;Mur Research, DE phy-Calif;Carlson-Kan.; Cotton, N.H.; Morton-Ky.; Aiken-Vt.; Bennett-Utah;· Legi slation Uominicle-Colo.; Javits-N.Y.; Mundt-S.Dak. and Williams-Del. SENA TOR GOR! STAFF 333 OSOB Direct Dial 225-29'6 lRI Colorado Rhodes, Fred B., Jr. Staff Director Kammerman, David Prof. Staff Mbr. CommIttee on AI laPlante, Bryan F. Deputy Staff Dir. Makarius, Cordelia B. Prof. Staff Mbr. su Barr, Bruce R. Prof. Staff Mbr. Tempi ernan, 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 ooer UeWeese, Winitrede B. Prof. Staff Mbr. Winnett, Dolcres K. Prof. Staff Mbr. Independent ( Public WOries SENATE REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Army Civi Bureau of George Murphy lR. - Calif. I, Chairman Power Hugh Scott lR. - Penn. I, Vice Chairman Treasury, P. Senators Murphy" Scott, ,Hruska, -Coopet, . Thurmond, Fang, Boggs, MiIler, . Tower, Transportatic Pearson, . Baker, .Brooke, . Percy, ,Hatfield. Committee on In STAFF ..5 OSOB Direct Dial ZZ5-Z351 su Nunn, Lee R. Director Frazier, Doris Recptnst. Minerals, Ma Clifton, Richard P. Secy. Public Land~ Water & Po •• SENA TEREPUBLICAN COMMITTEES ON COMMITTEES Joint Committee " ••• makes Republican Committee Assignments... essential Fe' Frank Carlson (R. -KansasI, Chairman Senators Carlson-Kan.; Curtis-Neb.; Case-N.J.; Allott-Colo.; Morton-Ky.; Prouty-Vt.; Jordan-Idaho; Fannin-Ariz.; Griffin - Mich.; and Hansen - Wyo. $EUTOR CLIN 101 New Mn SENA TE REPUBLICAN CALENDAR COMMITTEE Committee on A· Senator Paul J. Fannin, Chairman, and Senator Baker. Chairman 130 STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE • .... ~ .. . ~-.~' ", ! FORE IGN AFFA IRS . I . , I I I Fordgn Atrail's I (."-luilc :':170, :>!10nQ ,1;021. IUN'\tt 'l;U(~t'ld~\)') , ..,>.:'_ I':, \1 "I";,:a 11, of 1'1'llllsyh'ania.. "';a::1'es r. IJ,ollol!., of Ohio. : .. ,,,,,,, , .J. Z:llllo('k,i,. of \Visconsin. II. ".{J$.~ ,Ad(J.~r, 01 Iudiann. ,1:11:'" 1:111'1(''''011, of I'oxns, ll'il/iam'S. !I1ldllianL, of Cnliforuin.. ! .:"" F. l"dIy, of New York. Peter f1.!I;.l'·rclinrlhlly.~en, of ~()W Jersey. \\:1\'1'" L. Lluys, of Ohio. . lVil/iallliS, Broomfield, of Michigan. \n;,j"'lp.nd 1. tlp.ldN), .Ir., of AlfLb:lln:l.. J. hving Whalley, of Pennsylvania, i\:lI-r:lIt. O'rIMa" of Illinois. II. U. Gross, of Icwa. L. I!. Fcunt.ai n, of North Carolina, 11'. Y. Herry, of South Dakota. i bllic n. Fasccll, of Florida, Edwanl .J; Dcrioinski, of Illinois. r.'·OIl:\rd Fnrbstcin, of ='ICI\' York. P. Brtuiford Morse, of Massncnusctts, Charks C. Diggs, Jr., of Michigan, Vernon ,!Y. Thomson, of Wisconsin. Willi:1m T. Murphy, of Illinois. James 0.. Fulton, of Pennsylvania,' Cornelius E. Gallagher, of XCII' Jersey. Paul Findley, of Illinois. Robert ~. C. Nix, of Pennsylvania. John Buchanan, of Alabama. John S. Monsgnn, of Connecticut." 1roOf)frTaft,~Jr., of Ohio. Donald :\1. Fraser, of Miuncsota. Benjamin S. Rosenthal, of New York. Edw:lrd It. Roybal, of California, John C. Culver, of Iowa. Leo H. Hamilton, of Indiana. John V. Tunnoy, of California. Boyd Crawford. Staff Adrninistrato» • I j I~l •.:•. r -. ,I[ ,"':'011111 (~;II·,)liH:l. .• ll'illitlmll. /;(/11'8, l,r ;\rl\~.':1I'!Ill~e(,Lil. . . J 1'!;;lI.'II, oi .\I:I:--....;u·I'IlI:--it,lL\.::J. 1,1'''';r- e. ilrt:nrls, of JlIi;lOis. l ,\.".1 1-1.·IIl'rl, fll LOI\i;.;iana. A hin. fI'. 0' 1\OILS/;]:, of \Vi,.;"ol\sin. l·.~t. llll\l', lIf l ll inuis. ivuu-», 0. It'my, of Indi"na. '." \ . Fi '}II":, \Je, 'l'<·:\:\~... .. noll lV'ilwn, of Culifornin, r,.:',-;" li:l!,ll)", ,Jl'., of \'Jr~lJua.. Charles S. ()ll/)ser, of California. ~,Irk H('IlJH~t.l., I ... I':. or Florida. Charles E. Chaml.crlain, of Michigan. : 1:/,.·...; A. Bynj(', of Ponn-ylvanin. It lcxuruler Pirnic, of New York. _ ",,11,·1 S. ;->lmUon, of New York. Durward G. Ilall, of Missouri. . ' "t', c.. Pik«, of New York. Donald D. Clancy, of Ohio. i:"'II,,r(\ It Ichord, of Missouri, Itooert T. Sla.i!ord, of Vcrmont, l.'wi'·1l N. Ncdzi, of Michigan. Richard S. Scluociker, of Pcnnsylvnnia, .. \ I:on Lennon, of N orth Cnrolina.: Charles A. Halleck, of Iudi.uuv. 1\',11. ,1. Randall, of 1\1i6.'01l1·i. Carleton J. [·Una, of Now York. (;. j';llio! t Hagan, of Gcorgin. William D. Dickinson, of Abba.ma. Ch"rlcti H. Wilson, of California. Charles W. Whalen, Jr., of Ohio. •,I:.oben L. Leguctt, of Cnlif'ornin, James V. Smith, of Oklahoma; DOlwld J. Irwin, of Connecticut. Fmnk E. Evnns, of Colorado. FIord V. Hicks, : Washingt.on. Hervey G. Machen, of Maryland. Speedy O. Lon.fl' of Louisiaua, E. S. Johnny Walker, of New Mexico, S..ntiago Polanco-Abreu, of Puerto Rico, John R. Blandford, Chief Counsel DOMESTIC AFFAIRS Agriculture (Suite 1301, phone .2171, meets tirst 'fLlc~d:!y) \'1. H..!'V;lgl', of Texa~. Page Belcher, of Okluhom», h. C. Gal.11I11,':(:', of Ark:lI1S;1ii. . Charles ,11. Tcaque, of C;l1ifornia. !?Illl ~'. :\!c:\lllbl1, of HOI!"h Cnrolina, CI1:he~'ine !lIG1!, of Wa~llillg(,OIl. [}~OI,n:l", C. Abm ~wLhy, ?l ~'1I:';SI~Slppl. l~oll lJo!e, of h;~m;as. ~ at kins :\1. AblJltt.,.of \ H.-gulla. Gcorqc V. Ilanscn, of Idaho. ~,alll C. Jones, of ?-lls;;ouI'I. WilUwn C. Wwt1.p!er, of Virninia, l'r:lIIk A. St,lIbblene](!, of Kentucky. Ueorqc A. GoodLing, of l'l)nn~ylv::mia. Gruh.uu 1'1Il'CC1l, of '1exns. Clarence E. M'illcr, of Ohio. ya"ton 9,' :-:~~;:l, of Ceorg!;:. . J. 11erbcrt Burke, of Florida. I'honuis ~. j' o.cy, of \V:~Ynlllgton. . Robert B. 101 athias, of C..Iifornla, J~~('ph Y. nl'snick, o.r,~cw York. Wiley 1'..fayne, of Iowa. hllglO de b,.Gal:lIn, Oi. 1exa". . John Zwach, of Minnesota. ,. J ~>ejlh P. \ 19onto, OIT Pcnnsylvanla. Thomas S. Kleppe, of North Dakota. Wniter B. .Jones, of 1\orL11 Carolina. Robert D. Price of Texas John (;. Dow. of New York. JohnT ~lyers' of Indian'a Dill Nichols, of Alabamn. . " . q. V. l\lontgolllery, of l\lh~i~sippi. Frank J. Brusco, of New York. J ohn n.. Rarick, of Louisiana. .Santiago Polanco-Abreu, of Puerto Rico. Christine S. Gallagher, Clerk Select Committee on Small Business Ph"nc. 22;'··,,821 (Codc 180) C}wil·lIlan.-Joe L. Evins, Rcproson tativo Iroru Tennessee. Wri~ht, Pat.m.m, Representative from Texas. Tom Steed, Rcprcsoutat.ivc from Okln.homn. .rohu C. Kluczynski, Rcprcscutu ti ve from Illinois. JohnD. Dingell, Representative from Michigan. N e:1.1 Smith, Rcproscutativc from Iowa. James C. Corman, Representative from Oalifornin, Donald J. Irwin, Rcprescutnt.ivc from Connecticut. Joseph P. Addabbo, Rcprescn tutivc from New York. Arch A. Moore, Jr., Representative from West Virginia. Silvio O. Conte, Rcprescn tat.ivc from Massachusetts. Jmucs T. Broyhill, Representative from North Carolina. Frank Horton, Rcprcscntutivc from New York. Rogers C. B. Morton, Representative from Maryland. Laurence J. Burton, Reprcscn tative from Utah. . Staff Director and General Counsel.-Bryan Haskell Jacques, 4505 10th Street J I North, Arlington, v« 22207. Clerk.-Mvrtle Ruth Foutch, 103 G Street SW. 20024. Minority Gounsel.-John J. Williams, 4003 Fort Sumner Drive 20016• . , . 271 Pu:'lic W orks (Sullc 21G~. phono 4472, meers upon call or chairman) ,',,,1"",' II. Fallon, of Mnrylund. Wilha.m C. Cmlll"r, of Florida. .I:'ill"·,\. I\lalllik, of Minucsotu. William I!. Llarslia, of Ohio. l:tdH'rl, l~~ . .JOI)C'S, of Alnb.unn. James It. Grocer, Jr., of New York. •1,,1111 C. Ktucxynski, of Illinois. James C. Clcvcltnul, of Xcw Hampshire. .1:1111('''; C. V,'right, Jr., of Texas. Don fl. Clausen, of C:Liifol'llia. j\"l1lleLh J. Gruy, of Illinois. Uol,,'rl C. MeRlllen, of NcwYurk, /o'r:loIIk M. Clark, of Pennsylvania. Jolm J. Duncan, of Tonne-sec.. J':d E(lll1onu::;on, of Oklnhoma. Fred Schwenrlel, of Iowa. Harold T. Johnson, of California. l Icnru C. Schadebcrq, of Wisconsin. W. J. Bryan Doru, of South Carolina. 1If. G. Snyder, of Koutucky. l ruvid X. Henderson, of North Carolina. liobcr! 1". Denney, of Nobrask«. Arnold Olsen, of Montana. ltoaer II. Zio», of I ndiuua. Ray Roberts, of Texas, . J acl: H, Mclronald, of Michignn. Robert A. Everett, of Tennessee. John P; Ilannnerschrnidt, of Arkansas: Richard D. McOarthy, of New York. Clarence E. Miller, of Ohio. James Kec, of West Virginia. James J. Howard, of New Jersey. Edwin W. Edwards, of Louisiana. Jerome R. Wa.ldie, of California. Richard J. Sullivan, Chief Counsel DOMESTIC AFFl>.IRS 2 Post Office and Ci vii Service Tha District of Columbia • (Suite ]310. phone 44.S7, m('('t~ linH ;\ionda,.·) .1 ohn L. Mcl\l illan, of South Curolinn, A nclicr Nelsen, of :\lilllll'~()la. Thomas G. Abernethy, of :\1i~si,;sippi. lVilliam L. Spriu(JCI', of Illiuoi«, Willialll L. Dawson, of Illinois. Alv-in E. 0'K ouski, of Wisconsin. Abrnhnm J. Multer, of New York. William lJ. llarsha, of Ohio. John Dowdy, of Texns, Charles M .c. M aihias, r-; of !'darylanu. Ha~il L. Whitener, of North Carolina. Frank Horton, of New York. , B. F. Sisk of California. J ocl T. Jiroyh ill, oi Virginia. Charles C. Dii!;g~, Iv., of Michigan, Larrs] Wi7171, Jr., of Kansaa, G. Elliott lIag:\Il, of 'Georgia. Gilocr! Gudc, of M.nryland. Don }'\1(111[1" of Florida. 'John Zwach, of Minnesota, , Donald :\1. Fraser, of Minnesota, Sam Steiger, of Ariaona, Brock Adams, of Wushingtou, Andrew Jacobs, Jr., of India na.. E. S. Johnny Wamcr, of New Mexico. . "":'" James T. Clark, Clerk Interior and Insular Affairs , " \. ' (Suite IJ2·I,llhono 2761, meets Wedn"6<1"y) Vay ne N. A ~pl11all, of Colorado J I P: <;! Jnrucs A. Ibley of jo']ori Banking and Currency Wricht Putman, of Texas, 11Villimn B, Wiilnal], of Now Jersey. Abr~ham. J. Multer, of New York. Il'aIl1.1. Fino, of Now York. William A. Barrett, of Pcnnsylv.uiin. .Florence P. f)Wllf,j', of New Jersey. Leonor Kretzer (Mrs. John n.) Sullivun, ,Seymour Halpern, of New York. of Missouri, Wiltium E. Brock .'Jil, of Tennessee. l Icury S. Reuss, of Wisconsin. Del Clawson, of C:llif?rni:l. . Thomas L. Ashley, of Ohio. . Allim't. 'y. Jolineon, ol.Pen.nsylva.nw.. William S. Moorhcud, of Pcunsylvanla. J. H!1111nm Stanton, ot Oh1O. ltobcru G. Stephens, Jr., of Georgin. Chesler L. ]' Paul X"bOll, Clerk aud btalTDirecLor Interstute and Foreign Commerce • (HuilC 212.1. phone 2~Zi, meets on c.all or chairman) IL,rl,'y O. Sl.:\p;~('r;;, of West Virginia, Wi/limn L, SjJ6ngCi', of Illinois. .~"""I,·I 1'\. Frledcl, 'of Muryluud, Samuel L, Devine, of Ohio. Torl>l'l't II. Mucdouald, of Massachu /1nchcr Nelsen, of Minnosot».. >'('\.\.". J!asHn{fs Keith, of Mnl'saehllsett". .Iuhn .Inrmau, of Oklahoma. (Llenn. Cunningham, of Ncbrnsku. .Iohu K Moss, of Culiforniu, James 7'. Broyhill, of Ncrt.h Curolina. John D. Dingcll, of Michlguu. James H m'IICY, of Miehigan. ., P,wl G. Rogers, orFlorida. Albert W. Watson, of South Carolina. Horace R. Kornegay, of North Caro Tim Lee Carter, of Kentucky. linn. G. Ilobcri Watkins, of Pounsylvnnla. Lionel Van Dccrliu, of Cnl ifornin, Donald G. Brotzman, of Colorado. J. J. (Juke) Pickle, of Texas, Clarence J. Brown, Jr. of Ohio. Fred B. Rooney, of Pennsylvania. Dan II. Kuykendall, of 'I'cnuossec. John M. Murphy, oJ Now York. J o~ Sknbitz, of Kansas. David Eo, S.uterfiflll! 3d, of Virginia. Dnniel J. Itounn, of Illinois. Brock Adams, of W"",hillgl.on. Rlchnrd L. Ottinger, of Now York. llay manton, of Tennessee. W, S. (Bill) Stuckey, of Georgia• . Peter N. Kyros, of Maine. . J W. E. Williamson, Clerk Apvropriations " (Suite H218. phone Zl71, meets upon c.. II <>f chairman) 'George n. Maheu, of Texas. Frank '1.'. Bow, of Ohio. Michael J. Kirwan, of Ohio. Clicrlcs R. Jonas, of N ort.h Carolina•. Jumic L. Whitten, of Mississipp], Mclv£n R. Laird, of Wisconsin. George \V. Andrews, of Alabama, Eljo"d A. Cederberg, of :\lichig:ln. John ,J.H.ooney, of New YOI·k. Glcn ar.I P. Lipscomb, of California.•. Icobcrt, L. F. ~il,e"', of Florida. Jolin J. Rhodes, of Arizouu. OLio E. P"s:SIl1i1Il, of Louisi.uiu. William E . .lUllshull, of Ohio. Joc L. Evins, of 'I'cnncssoo, Robert 11. Michel, of Illinois. Edward P. Boland, of :\In:;s:\chusetts. Silvio O. Conte, of lIIas""chllsetts. Willium IT. Natcher, of Kentucky, Odin Langen, of Miuncsotn. Dauicl J. Flood, of Pcunsylvanin, Den Iicijc), of South Dakota. Tom ::Steed, of Ok lahorna. (,'Icnn U. Dturls, of \Vi";colI,,ill•• (;COl'gC 10:. Shipley, of Illinols. I1()/I'(l,d TV, Rohison, of New York. John M, Slack, JI'" of West, Virginia. Uarnrr R. Shriver, of Kn.nsns, John J. Flynt, .II'., of Gcor:,;ia.· Joseph M. JJ.:Dctlc. of Pennsylvania. Ncal Sm ith, of Iowu. .l1a.I't.: A rulrcics, of 1\ orth D ..leota. Robert N, Giaimo, of Ccuncctlcut, William Hi Jlarrison, of Wyoming. Jllli... nutlel' 1hnscn, of \V:isIJingtoll. LOllis C. Wl/71WiI, of New 1bmptihire. Charles H. .Ioclson, of New JCI'>'ey. Burt L. Tnlcolt, of California. Joseph P. Arldubho, of New York. Charlotte T. Reid, of Illinois. •fohn J. l\lcF:l.Il, of California. Doncld W. Ilicqlc, Jt., of l'lichiglll,l. W. Boo JT IIll, J I'" of :\ii,--ollr;, JdTcl'y Cohclan, of Califorllb. Thol1l:1S G. :\lol'l'i8, of Kcw ?llcxico. Edw:ml J. Patlcl1, of ~cw Jcr:sey. Clarence D, Long, of :\larylawI. .Io]lIl D. l\brsh, Jr., of Virginia. :-;j(lnpy It. Y:l\('>', of llIinoi~. Bob (:;'''''y, of '1',',,,,-. I D"... iIIYr~·or, uf Ar:.;l11-'\" \ 1\I'Jlli(,tl, ~pr:~lIkl('J Ckrk :>llol :-:la,r P,r. ,'I.,r JUSTICE,LAW AND ORDER Judiciary (Suite 2137, 1)11OnO 3~51, mcets Tu('~,Il\Y) Emnnnd Coller, of New York, Will lani M. /If rC1I.llorh, of Ohio. Michaol A. F('igh:'ll, of Ohio. Nidlltrd 1I. l'o,rr, of Virginia. Edwin E. Willi», of Lonisian~,. itr"h ..1. ,lIoorc, Jr., of West, Vitginia. l'elN' \\T. Bodino, Jr" of New Jer,;cy. 'William '1', Cahill, of New Jersey. Byron G. HogNs, of Colorado. Clarl: l1[o('OrC{/or, of :,Tinlic,.;ot,:I. l l arold D. Donohue, of i\1ass~,chnsctts . Charl,» fUeG'. Mrutiia«, Jr., of :\brylund. .Jack Brooks. of Texas, l~d1Val'(l Iluich.ineon, 0; Michigun. \Viliiam :\1. Tnck, of Virginia. ltobcr; McClory, of Illinois. Robert T. Ashmore, of :::;ollth Carolina. Ilcnr i; P. Smith ;;'0, of Xew York. •John Dowdy, of Texas. H'i/liam V. Iloth., .lr., of Dr-luwurc, lla"il L. \Vhilencr, of ::\ol'lh Carolina. Tho/llas J. ],[esldll, of Connecticut, Robert \V. Kastcnmei('l', of Wlsconsin. Charles Hr. Sandman, JI'., of New .Iarncs C. Corman, of California. Jersey, William L. St. Ol1'!0, of Couuocticut, Thomas F. Railsback, of Illinois. Don Edw:Wlb, of \"':l1if01'11;a. Edward G. Hiester, Jr., of Ponusylvania. William L. l Iungntc, of l\[is:"ouri. Charles E. W£ggi'ns, of Oallforniu. IT(,rbcl't Tenzer, of New York. .Ioh n Conyers, Jr., of ;\liclligan. Audrow Jacobs, Jr., of Iurli.mu. Josllna Eilberg, of Pennsylvania. Bess E. Dick, St:J.ff Director • i'...... .",;;0' ~~. HEALTH,EDUCATION AND WELFARE Education and Labor (Suite :'::175, phone 4521, meers Nc('oIHI and r,n:rlh Tuct'day&,) Carl D:Perkjn,~, of Kcnt.ucky. IW'iiliam II. Ayrcs, of Ohio. Edit.h Green, of Oregon. 1..11/11'1'1 II. QlLic, of Minnesota. F'rauk Thompson, Jr., of New Jersey, Charles E. Goodell, of N'ew York. Elmer J. Holland, of Pcuusylv•• niu. IJohn M . .itshbrook, of Ohio. John lI. Dent, of Pnnuaylv.mi,i. AI]Jhonzo Bell, of Californin. H.om:'11 C. Pucinslcl, of Illinois. OUrIcn R. Reid, of New York. Dominick V. Daniels, of New Jersey; Edward J. Gurney, of Florida, ::" John Bmdema~,'of I ndiuna. John N. Erlcnborn, of Illinois. James G. O'lI:W;I, of :'Iiehigan. William J. Scherlc, of Iowa, Hugh L. Carcv, of New York. ' John R. Dellcnback, of Oregon; Augu-t.u» F. I luwkins, of California. Marvin L. Eseh, of Michig:l.l1. ,.. 8:1111 :'1. Gibbons, of Florid», . Edwin D. Eslileman, of Pennsylvania, William D. Ford, of Michigun. James C. Gardner, of North Carolina. William D. Hnthnway, of Mainc.: William A. Steiger, of Willconsil1. P:l.t~y T. l\l.il1k, of Ibw"ii. James LI, Scheuer, of New York. Lloyd Meeds, of Wushiugton.. Phillip Burton, of California. Cad Albert, of Oklahoma. , Robert E. MCCOl'd, Chief Clerk' • Merchant Marine and Fisheries (Suite IJ3~, phone 4Qol7. meets WcuIlc8dny of cnch week} Edward A. Gnrrnntz, of Maryland, William S. l'Jailliard, of C:diiol'nia. Lconor Krctxcr O\'Irs. John 13.) Sullivan, Thomas JI. Pelh], of Wa,~hill"tol1. of :\li~~o\1ri. Charles 11. Mosher, of Ohio. 0 Fr.mk ~'1. Clark, of Pennsylvania, JWIlCS a. Grover, Jr., of Ncw York. Thomas L. Ashley, of Ohio. Rogus C. 13. Marlon, of Muryland. John D. Dingell, of !l.liclJig"n. lIasli7\(Js Keith, of Massnchusctts. Alton Lcunon, of North Carolina. Jacl: Edwards,' of Alabama. Thomas N. Downing, of Virginiu. G. liobert Vlatkhlli, of Pennsylvania• •James A. Byrne, of .Pcnnsylvania, Ed Reinecke, of Californin. ., Paul G. Rogers, of Florida. II enry C. Scluulebcrq, of Wisconsin. Frnnk A. St.ubblcficld, of Kentucky. William V. Roth, Jr., of Delaware. •John :\1. :\lurphy New York. John R. Dcllcnoack, of Oregon. . William L. St. 60fnge, of Connecticut. Howard W. Pollock, of Alaska, ·John G. Dow, of New York. Philip E. Ruppe, of Michigan, .Ioscph E. Kurth, of Minncsotn, Daniel E. Button, of New York. William D. Hathaway, of Maine. Walter B. J ones, of North Carolina, Rich:trd T. lIanna, of California. Henry Helstoski, of New Jersey. Robert J. McElroy, Clerk " Veterans' Affairs ADHINISTRATION Government Operations (Suite 2157, pl'ono {iO:il. meers third \V"dncBoay) William L. Dawson, of Illinois, Florence P. Dwyer, of New Jersey. Chet Holifield, of California. Duden R. Ueid, of New York. Jack Brooks, of Texas, Frank Horton, of New York. L. H. Fount.ain. of NorLh Carolina. IDonald R1l71lsfcld, of Illinois. Parler Hardy, Jr., of Virginia. J aim N. Erlenborn, of Illinois. John A. Blat.uik, of Mluncsota. John Ii-'. lVllr!ler, of New York. Robert E. Jones, of Alnbruua, nob Dole, of Kansas. Edward A. Cnrruntx, of Maryland. Clarence J. Brown, Jr., of Ohio. John Eo Moss, of Cnliforuiu, Jack Rdward.~, of Alabama. . Dante B. Fascell, of Florida. Gl~!J Yanda J agt, of Michigan. llcnry S. ROllSS, of Wisconsin. John T. j1ye1'S, of Indiana. John S, Moungan, of Councct.icut, Fletcher Thompson, of Georgia. Torbert If. :\I:1cdonnJd, of Mnssacliusctts, 'William O. Cowyer, of Kentucky. J, Edward Roush, of Iudiaua. "'1argaret M. Heckler, of Massachusetts, William S. Moorhead, of Pcnnsylvauia. Gilbcr; Gude, of Maryland. Cornelius E. Gallagher, of New Jersey. , Wm, J. Randall, of Missouri, Helljamin S. Itosouthal, of New York• •blllOS C. Wright, Jr., of Texas. E('rnand J. St Germain, of Rhode Island. Christine Ray Davis. Staff Director .. . . Science and Astronautics (Suite 231~. phono 6371. meets Tuesday) George P. Miller, of California. J amcs G. Fulton, of Pcunsylvania, Olin E. Teague, of Texas. . . Charlc« A. Mosher, of Ohio. •loscph E. I~al'tll, of Minnesota. .Ricluird L. Itoudebush, of r ndiuna, Ken I Lechler, of \Vest Virginia. Aiphorczo Bell, of Culiforuia. ElIIilio Q. Daddarlo, of Connecticut. Thomas ill. l'c{/y, of \\':\~hington • •1. Edward Roush, of Indiana. Donald ltumsjcld, of Illiuois. J'~!.!1 W. Duvi», of Gcorgin. 11d1l'anl J. Gurney, of Florldu. •:~ IIIIa111 ),~. Hyan, .of Kcw XO!'k: John IV. lVydlet, of Kew York• • LOII I ,,_ X, 1)0\\,1\1111':, of Virgini«, Goy Vandcr Ja!/t, of Michigan. ~ .... II, \\'aL:l,:(IIIIl<,r••11'., of Louisiana, Larq; IVinll, Jr., 'of Kausus. I .).I~~ Flllp::,. or Fll>rid:l.. .Jen'!1 /10 Petti..~, of California. ~., ,'~... 1,:, l:roWIl••lr., of California. Donuld 1::. Lukens, of Ohio. ~.,' ..' , I. \I'''llr. «r :'\,'W York, .l olui H. If/lilt, of New JCI·<)ey. " ..'".J f ;'1"'11, ur PI~IIJ)."'\·lv;LJ~;:l. I j 4' . C~-, l., 1:. II! '!"'\a"', .. ; ~:i;l. • ;:'.1 .. ;. :" of (;/-'H II r~·" j. '.. ':. ,·r· ',' . 1, s . '., " I '. I '! i ~ !; I , I II' I "!, \ II f:. I I I,., .t ' .,j, t , F ". l'L.! .....1' !J ,irt>ct,)r I I I FULL COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE --~ ;"I 225·3821 .'" Ext . S 5006 · ::., 5612 STAFFS OF COl'Y'HVlITTEF-"'S 5751 .' ~ 6201 .~ AND SUBCOMMITTEES 2051 · :'2 2761 ', .,.-:- 2171 OF THE HOUSE '27 6521 :13 2501 ':0 3865 , ,) 3625 :'.3 2501 34 5508 elu s extens ion • 0," Ext• COI,H,\ITT[E ON AGRICULTUr~E ,,..;- 4224 :~, ~ 7 5861 " ••. 10 consit of 35 Members (0) Adulteration of seeds, insect pests, ond protection "O5 4021 of birds and animals in forest reserves, (b) Agriculture generally, (c) Agricultural ond .:.;1 5842 industrial ch erni stry, (d) Agricultural colleges and experiment stations, (e) Agricultural · ~~ q 3861 cconomi cs ond research, (I) Agri cultural eclu co tion exton sion servi c e s, (g) Agri culturol · :,j:c 3271 production and marketing and stabilization of pri ces of agricultural products, (Il) Animal in :~3 4161 dustry nn d di s eo ses of animals, (i) Crop insurance and soil conservation; (j) Doiry indus ::~3 6551 try, (k) Entomology and plant quorantine; (I) Extension of farm credit and form security, • <1""; .'-!"l.' 4516 (m) Forestry in general, and forest r e s erve s other thon those creoted from the public domain, · ~. ..., ,"_I 2854 [n } Human nutrition and horne economics, (0) Inspection of livestock and rnco t products, :n4 5836 (p) Plant in du s try, soils, ond agricultural engineering, (q) Rurol electrification. ;, .>:. 5271 W.• R. Poage MAJORITY: (20 D.) Rcpresentatives Poagc (ll-Tcx.); Gathings (} ·Ark.); McMillan(6 • ~ [u s extensior. S. CaL); Abernethy (l-Miss.); Abbitt (4-Va.); Jones (la-Mo.); Stubblefield (I-Ky.); :":o.om Ext. Purcell (l3- Tex.); O'Neal (2-Ga.); Foley (5-Wasll.); Rcsnick (28-N.Y.); de la ~30' 6244 Garza os Tcx.); Vigorito (24 -Penn.}; Jones (l-N. Car.); Dow (27-N. Y.); Nichols :<~.~ 5842 (4- Alil.; Montgwl1ery (4- Miss. l; Brasco (ll- N. Y.); Rilrick (6- La.; vacancy, and ~: _:41 2353 Commissioner Polanco - Abrcu- Puerto Rico. ,,', :21 2823 MINORITY: (l5 R.) Reprcs entatives Belchcr* (l-Okla. l; Tcague (l3 - Calif.): MOlY (4 ; 233 5364 Wash.); Dole (I-Kan.); Hansen (2-Idaho); Wampler (O-Va.); Goodling (l9-Penn.); .:327 3424 Miller (la-Ohio); Burke (l u-Ela.}, Milthias (l8-Calif '. Maync (6-Iowal; Zwach (6 :33 2235 Minn.); Kleppe (2-N. Dak.): Price (l8- Texas); and ~,)ers (7 -Ind.). )37 3154 STt'.FF 1301 inca Direct Dial 225-2111 •piu' e xte ns i on ::26 5525 Gallagher, Christine S. Clerk Hannah, Martha S. Subcommittce CIerk -'306 2347 Black, Wil/iam C. General Counsel Johnson, i.lariorie Staff Ass!. .•")) _"'t '", .. 5051 Easley, L. 1. (Tex) Staff Consultrrn V/cst, Fowler C. Asst. Staff Con sui tant )~4 6441 Murray, Hyde H. Ass!. Counsel Bernhardt, Catherinc Staff Asst. '-' 251 3141 Misslbcck, Gcor qe F. Printing Editor Baxl cy, Mildrcd P. Staff Asst. :25 2542 Prezioso, -Betty Staff Asst. Holmes, Mickey L. Staff Assl. :)20 6238 Vacin, l.ydia Staff Ass!. Farma-co. Doris Staff Asst. ~?41 5744 ;1 4772 SUr.CGiM,llHEE or; eOTTCtJ 1327 3353 E. C. Gath:ngs <0. -Ark.), Chairman 3·J5 6352 MAJORITY: (4 D.) Reprcsentatives Gathings, Abcrnethy, Jones (Mo.), and de la Garza. 3303 2226 MINORI1Y: (3 R.) Representatives Tcaque (Calif.), Mathias (Calif.), and Price (Tex.). ':;2S1 3141 (Confinud) ,.. Thf~ Chairmen and RankiniJ MlnCJrity MQm~~r c rc ex officio me mbcr s of ell e ubc cmmlttees . *'"Dologcto to Congri.lss. May participate in c o mm i t lec Lvs tne s s , but dce s not vc te, 233 'j r' ~. ~ ~ .~;! t t~11 .~"f~~",,;~ '~;!.t ~. t· ' ~ ,,::'., i) , . l,t ." ~,I, •• • r l "7 :'; :Gr-: ~vf,C:Y,"IITT(t: C~, D,",litY ,\kG POULTHY '", ;11.: : .. ~\ il::.~) ':['111";" l;j, -:<:,., i. ~:I ll/::',i:; i i.. , II:. l . '. \ ,", ~ .',, ~ :.':...' i;': ~ r ) i • , ';.':i. r ','.1; d 1 ~.~ii:L'r il ,0: , .:il.l L ...',:(.:i. SPEC11\L S~CCC~,':·fITl[~ Q;: hUn;.L a[V[LQ;J:.~::1iT JO~Ci;: Y. l\(,):;:t~h (0. -~i, Y. I, C!:,'I;(iiL~(i SUBCO:,:M,TTEE ON FORESTS t~/\,Jur~!TV: (Ii D.) t\,~pre:':"i..':lt.i 1'/\.::':. h,.',,1"l~·, ~J "'~: ..i r, ,ji:'1 J\~)crncthy. Jolln L. McMillan (0. -S. Car. " Cha irman ~.'I:r~or~ITY: (3 R.) Rc:prcsclltd ivcs c.ocJ~;Jl{j, t,~;lli'il.l:) {(.lld.)/ ,;iFi ..~':;'.lc!l. W,JORITY; (4 D.) Rcpr cscnt.itivcs 1.lcMiilan, O'Neal (GJ.), Fuley JrlU Dow. Mrr~ORlTY: (J R.) Represerlt.ltives Hans en (Idaho). Tcaquc (Ca l it.}, and May. COMMITTEE O~ APPROPRIATiONS SUBCOMMITTEE ON LIVESTOCK AND GRAINS Graham Purcell <0. - Texas), Chairman " ••• 10 CO,"S;SI 01 51 members: (a) Appropri ution of the r cvcnu e for the sup pcrt MAJORITY: (S D.) Representatives Purcell, Jones (Mo. J, Stubblefield, Nichols, Mont of the Government... gomery, Rarick and Brasco. MINORITY: (6 R.) Representatives May, Dole, Mayne, Zwach , Kleppe, and Price (Tex.). George H. Mahon (0. - Texas), Chairman and member of all subcommittees. SUBCOMMITTEE ON OILSEI.'DS AIID RICE MAJORITY; (30 D.) Representatives Mahon n o- Tex.): Kirwan (l9 - Ohio); Whittell (2 Maston O'Neal <0, - Ga.), Chairman Miss.); Andrews (3-Ala.); Rooney (l4 N. Y.); Sikes (l-Fla.); Passman (5 - La.) ; MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives O'Neal (Ga.), Gathings, Purcell, and Rarick. Evins (4-Tenn.); Soland (2-Mass.); Natcher (2-Ky.); Flood (ll-Penn.); Steed (4 MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Hansen (Idaho), Wampler, and Mathias (Calif.l. Okla.); Shipley (23 -III.); Slack (3 -1'1. Va.); Flynt (6-Ga.); Smith (5-Iowa); Giaimo 3-Conn.); Hansen ·(3-Wash.); Joelson (S-N.J.); Addabbo (7-N. Y.); McFall (l5 SUIlCOMMliTEE ON TOEACCO Calil.); Hull (6-Mo.); Cohclan (7-Calif.); Mo~ris (A.L. -~j.M.); Putten (l5-N.J.); Watkins M. Abbitt <0.- Va. l, Chairman Long (2-Md.); Marsh (7-Va.); Yates (9-111.); Casey (22-Tex.); and Pryor (4-Ark.). MAJORITY: (4 0.) Representatives Abbitt, McMillan, Stubblefield, and Jones (N. Car.l. MINORITY: (21 R.) Representatives Bow (l6-0hio); Jonas (S-N. Car.); Laird (7-Wis.); MINORITY: (J R.) Representatives Wampler, Miller (Ohio), and Burke (Fla.). Cederberg (lO-Mich.); Lipscomb (24-C3Iil.); Rhcces (l-Am.); Minsh.::11 (23-0hlo); Michel (lS-Iil.); Conte (l-Mass.); Langen (7-Minr..); Reiiel (l-S. Oak.); Davis (9 SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON Cm:SERVAIIO;~ AND CREDIT Wis.); Robison (33 - N. Y.); Shriver (4 - Kans.); McDade (I 0- Pcnn.): Andrews (I - No. W. R. Poage (0. - Texas), Chairman Dak .): Harrison (A.L. -Wyo.); Wyman (l-N.H.); Talcott (l2-CJlil.); Reid (IS-III.); MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Poage, Gathings, Stubblefield, Jones (N. Car.), and and Riegle (7 -Mich.). Polanco -Abreu. MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Teague (Ca lif.}. Dole, and Goodlinq. STAFF Direct O:al 225-plus ext. Bldg. Room Ext. SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE 011 GONSUM:::R RELHIONS Sprankle, Kenneth Clerk and Staff Director Capitol H 21S 2771 Joseph P. Vigorito <0. - Penn.), Chairman Wilson, Paul M. Asst. Clerk and Staff Dir. Capitol H 21S 2771 MAJORITY; (4 D.) Representatives Vigorito, Resnick, Nichols, and Brasco. ( For additional staff members, see subcommittees listed below.) MINORITY; (3 R.) Representatives May, Burke (Fla.), and Myers. SUi>CCM:,HTrH 0;·1 AG:J.:GULTURE SPECIAL SUSCOMivlITTE::: or~ DEPARTME~lTAL OVERSIGHT Jamie L. Wilitten W. -!.Hss.), Chairman Eligio de la Garza <0. - Texas), Chairman MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Whitten, Natchcr • Hull, Morris, and Shipley. MAJORITY; (4 D.) Rep. de la Garza, Jones (Mo.), Purcell, Rarick, and Polanco-Abreu. MINORITY: U R.) Representatives Michel, Langen, and Harrison. MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Dole, Kleppe, and Price (Texas). Bldg. Room Ext. Pope, Ross P. Staff ,Ass\. RHOB B 305 263S SPECIAL SUBCOM:,HTTEE ON DOMESTIC MARKETING Thomas S. Foley (0. -Wash.), Chairman SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEFH:Si:: MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Foley, Resnick, Brasco and Abbitt. George ro. Mahon (0. -Texas), Chairman MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Teague (Calil.), Goodling, and Burke (Fla.). MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Mahor., Sikes, Whitten, Andrews (Ala.}, FlOOd .Slack, and Addabbo. SPECIAL SUr3CGM:~ITTEE ON FAMILY FAAMS MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Lipscomb, Laird, Minshall, and Rhodes. E. C. Gathings (0. -Ark,}, Chairman MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Gathings, Vigorito, Jones (Mo. l, and Dow. Bian. Room Ext. MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Hansen (Idaho), Mayne, and Myers. Mi chael s, Robert L. Staff Assistant Capitol ~ 144 2847 Sanders, Frank P. Staff Asst. ~H08 B 300 3047 SPECIAL SUI3COMMITTH ON FARM LABOR Preston, Ralph Staff Asst. Capito! H 144 2347 E. C. Gathings <0. -Ark.), Chairman Garrity, John Staff Asst. Capitol H 14, 2847 MAJORITY; (4 0.) Representatives Gathings, McMillan, Abbitt, Nichols, Poianco-Abreu. MINORITY: (3 R.) Represcntatlvcs May, Wampler, and Mi Iler (Ohio). SUSCOMMrrTEE ON OlSTi:IC"r OF COLUMBIA William H. Natcher (0, -Ky.), Cha innan SPECIAL SUBCOMtillTTEE ON FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL OPERATIO!lS .I.~.\ JC.R!TY: (•• J.) Rc;)rc:>cnl,ltivc5 r-·j.-.dclJL'r I Gi.lirno. P,HL:i:, \1/i,f t:'rj'or. Paul C. Jones (0. - Mo.), Chairman . \~;'.:;j.,;--:-'{: (:~ [,.) ";cpr\:':·,{'nl:di .... (,~., D~lVi:) ('/;iJ.), :,~(:~).1(J:':', ,lr:tl ;.:: ·'ii,'. '..r,JORITY: (" D. \ Reprcs cntauvc s Jones 0/,0. ), Abernelhy, de ia Garza, Dnd !,:,l';t'.. : ~ : l! r .,. . ._;' ,. I.:r! ,., ',',l~;()RI1Y: {3 ~ -~c:prc5cn.lJlivcs Dole I HJo:-cn (ldJho), JnJ ~.~y('r-:.;. '~t, t :: t.: .r :;'1: \ ." L.,.'1 :~ ~I i~ :~ " ' ~~ ~j ~ ,- '} COil G 1< r: s):0 ,\ L STAFF Dr L .: -; J r< j' /. f' v' r 1\ I I ~ J -". ,I • ; T ,------_.----'---- . -_.._....-. -~ .... __ ._,-~-,._._ ..__ .__.----.. -~--..',-._---_.-- -~-_ .•._._._- CO:.\!,~17T(( ON f.?flilOP:iIATIONS - Continued ~U~JGC,I,'.:,~iTT~E O~, ";P.Ef..SU:~Y, PC~T Or-tICE, xun tXECUTlV: Of riCE -: 0;11 StC2u ru. -Ok!J.), CilJirmzm SUDCOMMITTEE ON FOREIGN OPERATIONS ',<,\JCii SUBCOMMITTEE 01/ IIJDEPEIIO:;NT OFFICES" DEPARTMENT HUe " .. to consist of 40 Members: (1) Common defenso generally, (2) The Departm.::nt Joe L. Evins CD. - Tenn. I, Chairman of Defense generally, including the Depcrtmcnts 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 ostablishments, (4) Conservation, development, and use of naval petroleum and oil Bldg. Room Ext. shc!e reserves, (5) Pay, promotion, rctircrnent, and orh cr bCi1efi1~ one pr ivi leqos of members Skarin, G. Homer Staff Asst. Capitol H 143 3241 of the armed fcrees, (6) Scientific research and development in support of :he armed services, (7) Selective s ervices, (8) Size and composition' of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, (9)Soldiers' SUBCOMMITT: E Oll INTE RIOa A nn HE LATED AGENCIES and Sci lars' homes, (l0) Strotegi c and cri ti cal materi als necessary for the common dcfen se. Julia Butler Hansen (0. -Wash.), Chairman MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Hansen (Wash. l, Kirwan, Marsh, Flynt, Joelson. L. Mendel Rivers (0. -S. Car.}, Chairman- MINORITY: (J R. I Representatives Reifel, McDade, and Harrison , Bldg. Room Ext. MAJORITY: '(23 D.) Representatives.Rivers n-s.c.); Philbin (J-Mass.); Hebertn-La.); Evans, George Staff Assistant Capitol H 305 3081 Price (24-111.); Fisher. (21- Tex.); Hardy (2- va.): Bennett (2- Fla.); Byrne (3- Penn.); Stratton D5-N. Y); Pike n-N. Y.); Ichoro (S-Mo.); Nedzi (14-Mich. i; Lennon (7-No. SUBCOMMITTEE ON LABOR, HE,),LTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE Car.): Randall (4-Mo.); Hagan (I-Ga.); Chas. Wilson (31-C<:li1.); Leggett (4- Caiif.}; Daniel J. Flood (0. - Penn.), Chairman Irwin (4- Conn.): Evans (3- Colc): HiCKS (b-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 (6 - Mass.); Aren~s (17 - III.); O'Konski (lQ Wis.); Bray (6-Ind.); 80b Wilson (36-C<:lif.); Gubser nO-Calif.); Cnarnbcrlal» (6 SUBCOMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE Michigan); Pirnie (32 - N. Y.); Hall (7-Mo.); Clancy (2 - Ohio); Stafford (A. L.-Vt.l; George W. Andrews <0. -Ala. I, Chairman Schweiker (D-Penn.); Hall eck (2-Ir:d.); King (30-N. Y.); Dickinson (2-Aia.); Whalen MAJORITY; (5 D.) Representztives Andrews (Ala.), Steed, Kirwan, Yates and Casey. (3-0hio); and Smith (6-0kla.1. M:NORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Langen, Reifel, Andrews (N. D.), and Wyman. STAl'"F Bldg. Room Ext. 21111 aaca Direct Dial 225-~~51 Wilson, Paul Staff Assistant Capitol H 302 2771 BI andtord, John R. Chief Counsel Johnson, Edna ,-, Secy. Kelleher, Philip W. Counsel Sritton, Dorothy R. Sccy. SUBCOMMiTTE:; eN MILITARY CmlSTRUCTlON Slatlnshek, Frank M. Counse I Scott, Doris L. Secy. Robert L. F. Sikes <0. -Fla.}, Chairman Cook, William H. Counsel ~!cDonald, Innis E. Secy, MAJORITY: (4 D. I 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 ;.\sst. Sanders, Frank P. Staff Assistant RHOB B 300 3047 Stocksti II, Oneta L. Exec. Secy. Short, William 3., Jr. Clerical Asst. Kal .nowskl, Berniece Sccy, Graves, Brenda J. Secy. SU8COMMITTEE 0,1 PUBLIC WOnKS Ford, Jch.: ! rro1. Staff'Mbr:' Saunders, Sanford T. Security Officer Michael J. Kirwan <0. -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. SlJ3CCM;,UTTEE NO. I Bldg. Room Ext. Philip J. Philbin (D. -~l.<:ss.), Chairman Wilhelm, Eugene Staff Asst. Capitol H 307 3421 MAJORITY: (6 D.) Representatives Philbin, Bennett (Fla. I, Stratton, Randall, Evans, and Machen. SUBCOMMITTEE ON STATE, JUSTICE, COMMERCE, At:D THE JUDICiARY MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Arends, Gubser, King (N. Y.), and Dickinson. John J. Rooney OM~"HTE su nc E ON TRAN SPaRTA TI ON SUDCO~,~~,~lTTc ~ x o. 3 E.(L';.\~d UJ~~S.}, Cr~.1ir'~\.1~1 P. B01.HHI, tD.· l,:i':vi:i ?(;((~ ([). ~!IL), C:.,~;:;:~lr; ."~ .!J i·~ ~ t j. I I;' .• ' I I.'.'.. ' ,. u . t v: {"{ ~ ! . '.''. ~ ~ (~,: 0,': 1 v: ":, ! • ~ I ~, t ! • ' I I ; 'r ', .... ~. i~ , , ~J CON GRES Sj 0 A L ST I. I: r- D II; [ C "';" 0 .,' h • I;; : r: U U : '.. ;,' '. I ._ .:S ._.•._---_.._..,--_.._._.._.__ .. _-_._-_ ..._.~.- -- - -,--- -_._._----_._,-_.~------ CO,·'~,::TT:i: ON AnMEO SERVIces - COi1:in~c:d ',I,'r'(J;it ;,)l1~.,:il {D.-oleA.), ("':ii,~;r~;;;:,il" SUilCor,~:,lITTEE NO.4 1//, ".JI",! i',': ( 'J D.) t~;::;)rc:.'::l~,l:ivt.:::-. f)~:~:i:'ln :1- I L~drrctt (i-P,l. i; ".,',:~:\':j:l 3 O. C. Fisllcr (0. - Texas), Chairman i\~;}.); l\lLl S (5-\'li,::>.); !\~,I,iCY «""1-Uh:0); iJIO(j(ilCJ.cl f:-f--J,l.); S~':::PilL:i',~:, (ll.:-G::. : ·MAJORITY: (5 D,) Rc;]rCSe:ll.·,~ives ieisller, Byrne, Chas. IVilso:), Irwin, and Walker. ~t. (lL~I11~1 i1 (L-R. 1.); Gonzc1ic:.: (:20- Tcx,:ls); f",inish (ll-~~. J.); H,li1Jll~ (34-Ca if.); MWORITY: (4 R,) Representatives Rob Wilson, Schweik er. Halleck, and Smith (Okia,), (;~-:ttys (S-S. CJ~.); J\nn\J:lzlo (7-Ill.); RCLS (26- CJliL); EirH.JhJr11 (23-~\L Y.); G(:iifiZillakis {5-~. C2t.); Bevill (7-ij,ia.); i MAJORITY: (J 0,) Representatives Stratton, Leggett, and Hicks, Stanton (Ll v Ohio); Mize (2-Kan,); Lloyd (2-Utall); Blackburn (4 - Ga,); Brown (J MINORITY: (3 R,) Representatives Chamberlain, Stafford, and Schweiker. Mich,); Williams (7-Penn.); and 'IIylie (IS-Ohio), SPECIAL SU5CO:I.MlTTEE ON CE1o'TRAL WTHLIG::r:CE AGE1,OY STAFF L. Mendel Rivers (D. -So Car.), Chairman 212:l suoc Dtrect Dial 225-£1247 MAJORITY: (7 0,) Representatives Rivers, Philbin, Hebert, Price (Ilf .), Fisher, Hardy, and Bennett (F/a,), Nelson, Paul Clerk & Staff or-.. CoIcord, Ti .uothy A. Prof. Staff tJbr. MINORITY: (S R.) Representatives Bates, Arends, O'Konski, Bray, and Halleck. Fink, Orman S. Min. Prof. Staff Mbr, Dougherty, Dolores K, . Asst. CI erk Morse, Alvin Lee Counsel HiIZ, Helen C. Asst. Clerk SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON COi',~MERClAL :'IR TRANSPORTATION Prins, Curti s A. Staff Invest. Johnson, Janice Secy, FOR SERVIC~ rEFiSO:Hla WHILE Dfl AUnlORlZED LEAVE Holstein, Charles B. Prof. Staff Mor, McMurray, Gerald R, Rsch, Assoc. Richard H. lchord (D. - Mo,); Chairman Holrnes, Norman L. Asst. Counsel Younq, Doris M, As st. Clerk rlAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Ichord, Lennon, and Randall. Geil.nan, Benet D. Invest. Counsel Mitchell, ~.\i:dred S. Asst. Clerk MINORITY: (2 R,) Representatives Chamberlain, and Schweiker Layton, Mary W. Secy. Rayhawk, iv:.::rgaret Rsch. Sccy. Vaughn, Do.' , C. I\SSt. Leary, Margaret J, Secy. SPECIAL SU3GOtiiMITTEE Oii ~m.. ITAR'! ACADEMIES Entrekin, James T. Asst. Ci erk Taylor, Patricia A, Asst. Clerk F. Edward He'oert, (D. - La.), Chairman Deem, Jane M. Admin. Asst. MAJORITY: (3 0,) Representatives Hebert, Price (lJ I.), and Bennett. MINORITY: (3 R,) Representatives Gubser, Pirnie, and Clancy. SUECC:Y:M!TT~~ O~l 8_~ri:~ SUP::;:~v~S!az. A:~D H~SUR;4:':CE Vl:iiiam S. Moorhead (0, Pa.), Chairman SPECIAL SUl1CCMMITTEE 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 lchord. MINORITY: (S R.) Representatives Brock, Clawson, Johnson (Penn.), Williams (Peno.}, MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Bray, King (N, Y, l, and Smith (Okla,), and IVyl ie. SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON R~iIREMENT SUEcaM;'t.rrT~: o:~ CONSUir1E3 Ar;fiUnS F. Edward Heuert (D. - La.), Chalrman Leonor 1(. Sullivan CD. - 1\10.), Chairman MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Hebert, Stratton, Maer.en, and Long Il.a.), rlAJ 0 RITY: (7 0,) Representati ves SuII i van, Stephens, Gonzal cz, Min ish, Hanna, Ann Mli,ORITY: (3 R.) Representatives O'Konski, 80b Wilson (Calif.), and Gubser. unzio, and Bingham, MINORITY: (S R,) Representatives Dwye;, Fino, Ha.nern, Wyli~ and Williams (Penn, L SUI1COiY:vllTTEE FOR SPECIAL ir:VESTIGATIONS . Porter Hardy, Jr. (0... Va.), Chairman SUBDC:.:~~':r~·TEfl G~~ Dc-M~S"nC ~H:A~~C;:: MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Hardy, Pike, and Lennon. Vldgi:t Patman (D... Texas), Ci1~L'mJi1 MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Gubser, and Pirnie. MAJORITY: (8 D,) Repre sentatives Patman, Minish, Hanna, Gettys, Annunz.c, Rees, STAFF Gaiifianakis and one vacancy, 2339 RHOS Direct Oia1225- 4221. MINORITY: (S R.) Representatives 'IIidna/I, Brock, Stanton, Lloyd, and Blackburn. Reddan, John T. M. Spec ial Counsel Seymour, Phyllis M. secy, Woods, WaIton Investigstor Tolerton, Adeline Clerk suncc;'f:~I::TTZE O~; HCUSHiG Ransom, Richard A. Prof. Staff Mbr. Beck, Rose C, Secy. WilliaOll A. Barrett (D. -Penn.), Cbairman MAJORITY: (8 D.) Repres entativcs Barrett, Sullivan, Ashley, ~/oorhe::d, Stc phcris , St. SPECIAL SU:3COM:vlITTEE Oii TACTICAL AIR SUPPORT Germain, Gonzalez, and Reuss. . Otis J. Pike <0. - N. Y.), Chairman MINORITY: (S R,) Rcpr csenta tivcs Widnall, rino, [,wyer, Cf,11::,ji:, .li! ~.l ,:; ,..",: 1'1 I ~ ::: { . • r COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CUR!~ENCY .'J'el'_ :: •r r , ,',". I "', I'r" :.: i: ,ll~, C:~,;ns .:1 fI •_ '0 {:"cn~,,,:.r oi =~~: ,.4'r:"'r:-bf"r·.. : (r-:) ~.~tlflk"O(l .:l'.d CUnniC!' '::r'~,"rrl~ll. I~l, U',"r /':. " 1. ;_~ .:..~ . ~ ~i [; pt t c e c. (,':oI'r1~'·I;Ll;r':. f""l'-_, c,» .. r~'_" l""'" \( I.;""; .':! 1~···'·!.':!; .... to . ; .... ~~i;""C! {:;.:: 225-~2:5 "rr""' r f 1'1'.,' ~; ~J: ~ , ~ I r , , ,-, r, ,·y .. :.I,.... 1(' .'. ~t ,I r' I:;" .... '" 't. II!' . ~ -: .~ ~ ",..--:; ... .', " "." ,. \ -.e ...... , ~ ~; ;~ ~ ~ I~ ( ;." , c 0 C C : :,: ,'; .\ :_ T ., j; [" ! t, L \.. • i , \.J \! _ -,--_.._"..~--.- .~~ .._,.,-_. ~.,,- cC.'·": IT T i:l Gil e:d, KING ,\ Ii n CiJnn( NC'{ Co;;l,,;~cj ~lJ f:CJ"'~~".~TI~ £ :.; G. , Ud',ll i,._, \J.',lt(·,;~·~ (D.• ~J. l,:\r,), Clj~llrilld:l SU 13 CO:,:MITTE E 0 U IIITEfj ~I to TIO:It, L F INA/I CE ,,! (f) ,f. J i", ~:'[L:' :':,!,i!''-'I':. ','.: .t . ;'~':, ";:1 ii,,' ',:,/ !-U(;",I ,~j:C "'\j,~·,'l~:. Henry S. Reuss (D. - 'i/is. I, CII,1irl'Iail j :Y: ('t ;'~.) ;':,.';Jrl:..J1:i",dtIJl·S ]t,U',jI,11 [,r,;jl\1:1 (V,\.)/ CU~CJ .u..: ~;tL'i\jcr (;\riz.). JC·,~~~lTY: h~';HC'::'(-:I~,l~IVL'S ~.~oorhc,j(l, !~C(::; r.t:.. (! D.) f SUBCOMMITTEE ON ShiALl nUS!NESS $;J~C!AL H~V~S7~GI::~·!?~G sUCCOr'ii;;'Jr;'T:2l;, nc, 2 Wright Patman (0. - Texas), Chairman M.tdORITY: (4 D. lRepresentatives Whitener, Fuqua, Hagan and walker. MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Patman, Barrett, Sullivan, Gettys, Beviil , and two MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Broyhill (Va.), Harsha and winn. vacanc ies. MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Stanton, Mize, Clawson, Williams (Penn.), Wylie. CO!'\f,~lTTEE ON EDUCATIO:'l AND LABOR CPMMITTEE ON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA .. ., to con s i s r of 33 Members: (0) Measures relating to education or !cbor gencrc:1YJ (b) Child Jabar, (c) Columbia Institution for the D"af, Duma, and Biind; Howo'd Uni vcrs i " .. to consist at" 25 Members, (e) All meesures relating to the municipal affai~s ty; Freedmen's Hospital; and Saint Elizobeths Ho spitci, (d) Convict labor and the entry of of the Di stti ct of Columbia in generai other than appropriations therefor, including - (b) goods me de by convicts into interstate commerce, (e) Labor stcndords, (f) Labor statistics, Adulteration of foods and drugs, (c) Incorporation and organizetion of societies, (0) [nsur (g) Mediotioil aild orbi troti on of lcbor disputes, (h) Regulation or prevention of importation of once, executors, admini s trcrors, wi lis, and divorce, (e) Municipal code and omendments of foreign l.obo rer s under contract, (i) school. lunch progrom, W United Stetes Employees' the criminal and corporation lows, (f) Municipal end [uveni le courts, (g) Public Health and Compensation Commission, (k) Vocationai rehabiiitation, (I) Wages cn o hours of lebor, (rn) safely, sonitation, and quarantine regulations, (h) Regulation of sale of intoxicating liq Welfare of miners. uors, (i) Taxes and tax sales. John L. McMillan ,.~ n <:-l~~r- ;~; i,~ ~i::)LJ):. ~ :-~ ~~. CONGRESSIONAL ..J I t\;- r :'-i ; r< L \. Y S l' ;'., I' I" J .: r r: ; ., ,) t.; r,\ ; I S COM~r~ITT££ Of·; ED;';CA~IGrJ tdHJ LASOH - CJnijn~fcd CCi/,t,;:TT:[ CHi fC:·~;:!G~; :\FFj'\~i·iS - C(,;\~:;\;:.:;j ·SPEClflL sUnCO~,1r,HTTEE O~j EDUCATION TilG:n~15 E. Morgan (D. - Pa.), CI1;iimIJIl:';' i:::diUJ Green (D. - Ore. J, Chairman MAJORITY; (9 D.) Representatives Green (Oreg.), Bra(:ell1aS, Gibbons, Carey, H.llIIJNdY, :.~A.j\.jJ~;l TY: (2~ D.) 1~L:'prcscll:Jtivcs f\o~C(lJon (2G-Pa. i; ZJlilOcki (4-\":i~.); t:llrlCSC:1 (17 !:Our ton, rho.npson (N.J. J,. Hol:Jnd (Pa.) and Scheuer. . rcx.); Kelly (L2·1~~. Y.); Hays (is-Ohio); Selden (·~J-/\LJ.); O'iL..lrJ (;:-111.); FCUil:,Jin(2 MINU~ITY: (6 ~.) kepresent3lives Quie, Reid (N. Y.), Gurney, Ert enborn. Esch and N. C. l; Fascct l (4- Fi3.); Farbstein 09- N. Y. l; Diggs (l3-r,\ici:.); rf,urpi-,y U-;il.) ; Gardner. Gallaqlicr (13 - N. Y. I; Nix (2- Penn. l; I~onagan (5- Ccnn.): Fraser (5- Minn. ); Ros cntnal Bldg. Room Ext. (B-N. Y.); Roybal DO-Calif.); Culver (2-lowa); Hamilton (9-lnd.); Tunney U8-Calif.)' Martin, kictlard Counsel RHOB 2451 4598 MINORiTY; (I5 R.) Representatives Bolton (22-0hio); Adair (4-Ind.); f;1"illiiJrd i6-Calif.), SPECIAL SUBCOlt:,HT7EE Ot! LABOR Freiinshuysen (5-N.J.); Broo:nfield OS-Mich.); Whalley (IS-PCI1,1.); Gross D-Iowa); Frank Thompson, Jr. (D. - N. J. " Chairman Berry (2-S. Oak.); Derwinski (4 -III.); Morse is-Mass. l; Thomson D-Wis.); Fulton MAJORITY; (7 D.) Representatives Thompson (N.J.), O'Hara, Carey, Scheuer, Brade (27-Penn. l; Findley (20-111.); Buchanan (6-Ala. l, and Taft ll-Ohiol. mas, William Ford, and Albert. MINORITY; (5 R.) Representatives Goodell, Ashbrook, Reid (N. Y.),· Dellenback and Gardner. STAH Tredick, Peter W. Counsel RHOB B 346 A 5768 2112 RH em Oirel,;, Oi31 225~5C2i SHECT SUBCOM:v1ITTEE ON LABOR Elmer J. Hottand (0. - Pa.), Chairman Crawford, 80yd Staff Admin. Nigh, June Senior Staff Asst. MAJORITY: (7 lJ.) Representatives Holland (Pa.), O'Hara (Mich.), Gibbons, Hathaway, Bullock, Roy J. Senior Staff Cons. M"tlC\s, Helen C. St3ff As st. Wm. I-ord (Mich.}, Meeds and Burton (Calit.}. Westphal, Albert C. F. Staff Cons. Hashagen, Helen L. Staff Asst. MINORITY: (5 R.) Representatives Gurney, Ouie, Goodell, Esch, Steiger (Wis.). Schupp, Franklin J. Staff Cons. O'Bri en, Lou is c Staff Asst. Harrison, Jim Director RHOS B 345 0 5954 Brandt, Robert F. Staff Cons. Lalos, Mary M. Staff Asst. Cromer, Harry C. Staff Cons. :';,cCrackcn, Doris 8. .StJf: Asst. GEr:~RAl SUBCOMMITTEE ON LABOR Billings, Philip B. Stai! COilS. 51lli ~h, JCJI1 C. StC\!f Asst. John H. Dent, (0. - Pa.), Chairman Czarnecki, Marran A. St2:f Cons. GlJrnst r,'iCiry Staff AS3t. MAJORITY; (7 D.) Representatives Dent, Pucinski, Daniels, Hawkins, Mink, Burton Benson, Melvin O. Staff Cons. Bowen, Robert J. Cf ericn: Ass:' (Calif.), and Albert. Bi erman, Everett E. Staff Cons. Brady, JohnJ., Jr. Staff Cons. MiNORITY; (5 R.) Representatives Sell, ErJenborn, Scherle, Dellenback and Eshleman. Bldg. Room Ext. Vagley, Robert E. Director RHOB B 345 A 5331 SU3COh'li,!:TTE[! GrJ f4~~HCP.. Barratt O'Hara (D. -I! I. l, Cilai rman GENEt:AL SlH3CCt/.Y.lTTEE ON ECUGATION MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives O'Hara, Diggs, Murphy, Nix, Ros cnt.ial, Culver and Roman C. Pucinski (D, -III. l, 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. MINURITY: (8 k.) Representatives Ashbrook, Quie, Goodell, Bell, Gurney, Scner!e, lJelienback and Eshleman. SU BCCMMITTEE G~~ IISt'\ 1: A ~H: PAelF Ic tit" F,\I r.s Bldg. Room Ext. Clement J. Zabloc! . . 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, sunco~,:;.nT"TEE Off FOr;[I~~~ ;:COr;C;I::C POLICY (3) Protection of American citizens abroad and expatriation, (4) Neutrality, (5) ln tc m ctrcn cl Lroll,H(J r:.HJ~,:2;r1 {D. ·t~. Y.), C;:.lir;;..l:l ~ conferences and congresses, (6) The American National Red Cro ss, (7) Intervention abroad ',' :" : . .:" I: I, • ;! ! ,. rlI . ; ,\,';d and declaration of wor, (8) Measures relating to the diplomatic service, (9) Ac qui si ncn of land on d builai;vJ~ for cmbc s s i o s and legations in 10reign c oun rri e s (10) ~y~C t ion s , (12) F n loon'S. II ! A: CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY s-~ !, P F 5 G t: T H {~ H0 lJ S r:: C G :,\ !,;, 1T T i.:. ~~ S COMMITiEE ON FOREIGH AFFJ\lilS - Continued '.I:(:.~, .'.~".::, (.:.-,':.JiiL); ~-(j:'JCt~l\ (l;!-I--~d.J, I--:::~J(,:,(r_v:,<,,), ~';'~),i':'>i!; (~)-C:Qil.~.I,: ~.L·; : ':'c~ill (7-t:,~1;):,.); l':OlJsh (:J-lliCL); ;',l:..j0r;1(;,lcJ (-,....i- )(:;1:1.); Cdi:::c!,;\:r (l:~- f-L,,:.); SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTER - AMERICArl AHAIHS ;;:~lnd:l!1 (4-~,.'o.); RO.sC.i'IU1JI (f)-N. Y.); Wright (ii-Tex. ; anu St GL[111,"\in. Armistead 1. Selden, Jr. SI~CURITY SUBCOMMITTEE Oil NATlOl1AL AND SCIEHTIFIC DEVaOPMi::NTS SUBCOMMITTEE O~: EXECU1~,'fE fd'~D LEG~SLA"nVE RC.G(lG).;(;:2{~T'Or\ AFFECTltIG FOHEIGfl POLICY John A. Blatnik (D. - Minn.), Chc.irlilJil Omar 3urlcson <0. - Texas), Chairman MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Blatnik, Rosenthal, Hoi ifi eld, and f~euss. MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Burleson, Hays, Nix, Kelly, Fountain. MINORITY: ((3 R.) Representatives Erienborn, Brown (Ohio), Jno Edwards (Al&.l. MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Thomson (Wis.), Broomfield, Berry, and Findley. STAff Bullock, Roy J. Nigh, June :,53 ft.~1CJ D~r0C7 Dl~l 2;:~ - ~1~3 Henderson, ,:: ,Ier W. Counsel Johnson, ve-ontca B. Cl erk-Steno. SUBCOM~ilITTl!E 01~ NEAR EIIS1 Hurtak, Janet CI~rk L. H. Fountain (D. - N. Car.). Chairman MAJORITY; (5 D.) Representatives Fountain, Farbstein, Murphy, Monagan, and Roybal. StHiCaM~llITTEE Or: FCH~Hif'J Of.';:RAT~ONS t-.NC GOV~~i"!il'1::~~~7 1:"1r-:CfU\,1AYION MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Berry, Frel inqnuys en. Adair, and Taft. John E. ~;css (D. - Cal it.), Chairman MAJORITY: (4 D.) Rcore scntatlvcs Moss, Hardy, ~:,orlagan, and Macdonald. Benson, Melvin O. Staff Consultant O'Brien, Mary Louise Staff Asst. MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Reid (N. Y.), Rumsfeld,and Horton. STAH SUBCOMMITTEE ON STATE OEPARTMEtiT ORGArllZATION AND B31~ Se:C n~"OB Dircct [lid! 225-:1~1 FCBEIGU OPER.HIOHS Cornish, Norman G. Staff Admin. Nelligan, James L. Investigator \'Iayne L. Hays <0. - Ohio), Chalrrnan Augl i ere, Vincent J. Chi ef, For. Ops. Bresee, Marcia CI2rk MAJORITY: (8 D.) Representatives Hays, Kelly, Zablocki, Farbsteln, Monagan, Fraser, Matteson, Jack Chi ef, Govt. Info. Eodecker , JaY:1e 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 or. GO\'cp.~~Mr;rrr ACT~VrnES Jack Brccks {D. - Tex. t Chairman SUBCOM~,llTTEE SPECIAL FOR REVlEW OF n:E FOREIGN AID PROGRAMS MAJORITY: (4 D. ) Representatives Brock s, Moorhead, Randall, and Fasce!l. Thomas E. Morgan (0. - Pa.}, Chairman MiNORITY: (J R.l Representatives Reid (N. Y.), Thompson (Ga.), and Heckler. MAJORITY: (5 D.l Representatives Morgan, Zablocki, Burleson, Kelly and Hays. S1-A FF MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Bolton, Adair, Mailliard, and Fre linqhuys en. 3350 It & G P..HOG ~iE'~c~ Di~~ ~~:5 -32~~ Bullock, Roy J. Sr. Staff Consultant Brandt, Robert F. Staff Consultant 8aynard, Ernest C. Staff Administrator Reel, Irma Clerk Cromer, Harry C. Staff Consultant Mattas, Helen C. Staff Asst. Higginbotham, Lynne ·Cler./( SUSCOM~vH"i"TEE o:~ :1l-r2RGOVC::-i;~~N::;!'Ji"AL :1ELA"ffCi!S COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS L. H. Fountain \D. - N. Car. J, Chairman MAJORITY: [4 D.) Representatives Fountci.i, Rousll, Rosenll1al, and 3!J~ni~. " ... to consist of 35 Members; (A) Budget ond occounting measures, other than MleJORITY: U R.) Representatives Dwyer, Brown (Ohio), and V:,IIc!cr Jag:. appropriations, (B) Reorganization in the executive branch of the Government. 'Such com STAFF mittee shall have 'the duty of (A) receiving and examing reports of the Comptroller Gen C3",'2 H~On Direc: DiJl 225·2:':;U eral of the United States snd of submitting such recommendations to the House as it deems i\J~(jl1iJn, J.-lr~iCS R. Cour.sc: necessary or desirable in connection with the subj ect matter of such reports: (3) studying ~-;'~:;;0U'J, J)C:lpJlI'1 C. Prui. SL"df :.-~~r. Terry, GeUc ::L Ci t:r~: - (/(':1J. the operation of Government activities at ail levels with a vi cw to detcrmining its economy r t i, ,I,'. l,::::.: i:) r.r :;1\1,. ,Ii:::' ,,:[,,\ ,.... " I I and efficiency; (C) cvoluctinc the effects of laws enacted to reorganize the [eoi slo ti vc and e xc cut i vc branches of :hc Govcrnment: (D) studying intergovernmental rcl o uon sb.p s b e t ,..-ocn 5~8COI"'.t.~~Tr~L ou L(~."'L :,;.D :,~~):'--:-r ..<::Y /,,.t:~,n~, the wnitcd States and the States ond municipalities, and between the United Sto ie s end .rit r- r U: ,r,· f . ~ • :...'"i i (;) ~ 1- I. I. j, '.' i • \; ~ national orqcni zoti on s of v..hlch the United Stote~ is a member." 'Iillii;l:,i L. DJ'.,~o:\ (D. .iu.» Cl1,lIm:.1'l '.:" ~.~,'\.\, ~,;;; .. ~ y ~) ,~, ~ O:J~, CONGRESSiONAL STAFF DIRECTORY J ., j . l 1: h i_ =: c COMMITTEE ON GOVE~:jMEiH OPERATIONS - Continued ,.; ..\ i', ,;(1'.1 o i \!](' l tou-.« ..... ln(J o i :;:0 C\:~)itoi. (C) ,1;,,~(J·,\a(.;~. rc~:G:;:)r1 10 I;','· :r(.;.v;~! oi i/L'~I> tlr·r~.. ,_;1 rhe' iiDU='C, (H) I\J,(~(j~.lirc·~ r"~~ai:rJ'J t o the C~,~iGli"H;n~ of OI';ICC ~;l~,C(;' for \~(',:I~cr~ SUBCOIi.MITTEE 0;1 !,ilLlTARY OPER:\TiO;iS l:'\(~ ~=(jll',:;'l;T1cLl'" (!), ,~<;~a:'L:r('.5 r olc t iu q ~0 the cll:;~)05iL?n of ~~c~c.~~ e):~c,;jlivc pa;)C!s .., Chet Holifield SPECIAL SU3CO:,1MITTEE O~l DGNACLE PROPERTY St;nC8~,~:\~rr7E~ o:~ ACCG\.L~TS John S. Monagan (D. - Conn.), Chairman Samuel N. Fri cccl (D. - Md.), Chcirrnan MAJORITY: (2 D.) Representatives Monagan and St Germain. MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Friedel, Hays, V.'.19gonner, and Gibbons. MINORITY: n R.) Representatives Heckler. MINORITY: (J R.) Repre scruatlves Devine, Dickinson, Clcveland. STAFF 2'57 RHOS Direct Dial 225-5051 ~u~co~\'l:'t:rrr~E ON ~Li!CT!(,n:S Barash, Peter S. Legal Asst. Armstrong, Clara Catherine Clerk Robert T. AShmore, (D. S. Car, j, Chairttan MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Ashmore, Abbitt, Waggonner and Nedzi. Speci al Con sumcr Inquiry MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Goouelr. Deville, and Kyl. l:lenjamin Rosenthal lD. N. Y.), Chairman The full subcommittee membership. SPL:C!AL SUECCr!iM£T~I-EE 0:,1 Ca;~TnACTS STAFF Wayne L. HiJYS (0. - Ohio), Chairraan 2157 RHOS Direct Di:ll 225-5051 ~lj\.JORITY: 2 D.) Re:;Js. 11(1Y5, l.'Jag iJo :1 r'iCr. f\.nNOI~rTY (l R. J Rep. [);ckinS011. Bar ash, Peter S. Prof. Staff Mbr. Fel 'Do tto, Dolores Clerk Harrison, J. Warren Prof. Staff Mbr. SL1CCQi:,;\)jTTEE on L!Cr;r..SY /u:n :1:i:j',1aHL~LS P:tlJ! C. Jonc s (D. - 1\10, J, Ctl,'liiilJ,;;l ~ :, ;,; ~. ;) ~,. t::.; I I ': : .i.. (;'1. l";:' ::(:,1. l, C>..:.'. COMM.ITTEE ON HOUSE ADAIINISTRA TION ) I, inc:LJdln':~ r L:' 1,.1" ;) ~'; I .'; , : I~. It ••• to consist of 25 Membors; (A) Employment of persons by The H0u!.e l clerks for I.A,embe" and committees, ond reporters vi debates, (13) expenditure of the c''''''''';' gent fund of the \.1 c;c, (C) The OUJoIlr.i;] Ol1J settling of all occr)unt~ wh:-;h :n,,! }." ;: io the contiO'je:-; j; (D) i,l,casuros. r<."'\ofIl1q to (Jccount,,; (.If fLo HCll:." '....r~ ... : ,:-:-. PTlCI,:-,J'·~ .!;(./;r, ~!" LcntlJ):j~··'~ fundi (r) M,..o',ut(": '. r~~lotll\') I:} ~,(.~,.-,r.··. :' ... ',' , ~ ~~:: ~. ,j j T t i t. i : 0 U C p\ ,\5, l -;" :-:. "_ ) CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTD,'n .J ! r\. J ~U~CO~,~h·I:-l--I·;:E ~;::·,JC1:l.TIG:~ F~[CLA:r::~-;-lJ,~ COMMliTEE ON HOUSE ADMINiSTRATIOi'l - Continued c.: :.!:D H':Hcld T. J0:11IStill (D. - C~tlif.), C~l(:;r:I1,;il 1/,\;' ;i -. i,/; \~C':i(C~~l:nt.Jiivi..~s JU\1ilSLiil (C,1iii.), [J:];I)jHl~~Cr'l 8,J.{iil(], SPECIAL SUBCO:,lMITTEE ON ELECTRICAL MlU M:;CHAIJICAL OFFICE E({UIPMErn l (13 u.) H;I!(:y, Udell: j H·~non O'HJr~ Paul C. Jones Wayne N. Aspinall i \)' 1:_ ~ , ' .'. ,. ~ • ...~\. C' ..t . t r ... ' ..... '(1:' ••, r.-,.' r .} ... I,.. .,... c; ", I - i r> I I ... CONGRESSIONAL ST AFF DIRECTJRY ~ I'. i: r r: ,. 'J \' ~_ C. :J i. ., •• J COM,Y:lTTE E ON IIlTE n~TA TE & 1"0REIGN COMMEP.C" - Ccntir.!lCd C:..J:',.I,l,i~-Tr: [ G>~ J~D:c~/.. r(Y STAfF . to c on s i s t of 35 M('ml-;.(;i':'~: (1) Judicia! pr o c ce diu q-, , civil and cri.runci, riC':"'::fcliy 2125 RHOa Direct Dial 225-2S21 (:J) C()n:~tdut'ionG! o.n cndm cn t s, (3) Fcdl"::ro{ courts end judqcs , (.i) Locol courr s in t;-:.J Ter..• i~cvj Stat~5, Bldg. Room E:':L 'itoril':' and po s s o s s ion s , (5) s ion end coddication of the s to tu tc s of the Ur; i tcd Williamson, W. E. Clerk RHOS 2125 2927 (6) Nctioncl p cn i tcnti cri c s, (7) Protoc ri c n of trade and commerce agail1~t unlawful r c srr oi nt s Painter, Kenneth First Asst. Clerk RHOB 2125 2927 end monopo li os, (8) Ho li dcy s and ccl cbrcrion s , (9) 8c.nkr;;p~cYJ mutiny, e spionc je, and Stevenson, Andrew Prof. Staff Coordinator RHOB 2145 3147 counterfeiting, (lO)Statc and Territorial boundary [inc, (~1) Mcetir.!Js of Congress, ctton concc Menger, James M., Jr. Prof. Stafi Mbr. RHOS 2145 3147 of Members, ond lh ei r ccceptcnce of incompotibl e ofl:, ces , (12) (i vi I Ii borti e s, (13) Patents, Dixon, William J. Prof. Staff Mbr. RHOB 2145 3147 copyrights, and trade-marks, (14) Potent Office, (15) lrnmi qrcfion cnd nolurolizotion, (16) G:Jthrie, Robert F. Prof. Staff Mbr. RHOS 2145 3147 Apportionment of Representatives, (17)Measures relating to claims agoinst the United States Fenc I, Marce i la Asst. Cjer k RHOS 2125 2927 (18) Interstate compocts generally, (19) PresiC:entiol succession." Johnson, Glenn L. Printing Editor RHOS 2125 2927 Lang, Mildred Clerical Asst. RHOS 2145 3147 Ernanual Celler (G. -N. Y.), ChJirrriJ;l:if Ryan, Mary Clerical Asst. RHOS 2145 3147 MAJORITY: (20 D.) Representatives Celler (lO-N. Y.); Fci qhan (20-0I1io); Willis (3-'-a.); Karpowich, Elsie Clerical Asst. RHOB 2125 2927 Rodino OO-N.J.); Rogers (1-Colo.); Donohue (4-Mass.); Brooks (9-Tex.); Tuck (5 Dinkins, EI eanor Clerical Asst. RHOS 2125 2927 v e.); Ashmore (4-S. Car. J; Dowdy (2- Tex.): Whitener (IO-N. CJr. J; Kas tcnr..cier (2 COllie, Hazel Clerical Asst. RHOS 2145 3147 \'Iis.); Corman (22-Caiif.); 51. Onge (2-Conn.); Edwarcs (9-Caiif.l; HunSJte (9-Mo,); Thomas, E. E. Clerical Asst. RHOB 2125 2927 Tenzer (5-N.Y.l; Conyers (I-Mich.); Jacobs (ll-Ind.); and Eilberg (4-Penn.), Burton, John I. Staff Assistant RHO B 2366 4331 MINORITY: 05 R.) Representatives McCulloch (4-0hio); Po.f (6-Va.); Moore O-Vl. Va.); Berry, Lewis E., Jr. Minority Counsel RHOB 2322 3641 Cahill (6-N.J.); MacGregor (J-Minn.); Mathias (6-Md.); Hutchinson (4-~liich. );McCiory Burson, Marion M. Minority Staff As st, RhOS 2322 36'11 02-111.); Smith (40-N.Y.); Roth (AL-Del.); Meskiil (()-CO,'Ii"'); Sandman (2-N.J.!; Dubino, Helen M. lloinority Staff Asst. RHOS 2202 2371 Railsback 09-111. l; Bicster (8- Penn. J; and Vliggins (25-Calif.)' BUllard, Barbara Minority Clerical Asst. RHOB 2322 3641 Jones, Dolores D. Minority Clerical Asst. RHOB 2202 2372 STAH 2,:-; fH·jO: Oircc~ ~i:~ :!25·Z~5~ SUBCiJM~,~ITTEE era COMMERC::: AriD FiNANCE Dick, Bess E. Staff DireclOr Polk, Fra:1k:in G. Assoc. Counsel John E. I!.oss (0. - Calif. I, Chairman Foley, William R. General Counsel Fischer, Joseph Counsel MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Moss, Murphy (N. Y. l, Blanton, and Stuckey. Cline, Garner J. Counsel ,\llen, Carr i c Lou Cl cr c.:;i 5t.?1~f MINORITY: (2 R.l Representatives Keith, and Watkins. Fuchs, Herbert Counsel Caldwell, Jane C. C! er CJi StJff Shattuck, WiI! iam P. Counsel rlieekins, Elizabeth G. Cler cal Staff SU3COM:,1iTTEE ON CO:t.MUNICATIONS ArID POWER Zel enko, Benjamin L. Counsel Beland, Lorraine W. Cler cal Staff Torbert H. Macdonald (0. - Mass. l, Chairman Zinn, Charles J. Law Revision Counsel Burak, Gertrude Cf cri cal Staff MAJORITY: (5 D. 1 Representatives Macdonald, Kornegay, Van Deerlin, Rooney (Pa. l, Berm, Donald G. Assoc. Counsel Christy, Frances C. Cierical Staff and Ottinger. Santarell i, Donald E. Assoc. Counsel MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Younger, Broyhill (N. Car. l, Harvey, Brotzman and Brown (Ohlo). :;U\3CC;,l'f.ITTi:l:: [':0. I Gencrcl jurisdiction over judiciary bills as assigned. So cc ici jurisdiction over immigration SUBCO:vlMITTEE ON PUBLIC m~AL TH iU'Hl \'/HFARE and nationality. John Jarman (0•• Okla. l, Chairman Micha~! A. Feigl1an <0. - Ohio), Chairman MAl ORITY: (4 D.) Replesentatives Jarman, Rogers (Fla.), Satterfield and Kyros. MAJORITY: (4 D.) Representatives Feighan, Rodino, Dcncuuc, and Dowdy. MINORITY: (J R.) Rcprcscntatlvcs Neisen, Carter and Skubitz, MINORITY: (J R.) Representatives Moore, Cahill, and MacGregor. SUaCOMtY.iTTEE ON TRArlSPORTATlOrl A1Jn A::RONAUTiOS BJ~c. Rccm Ext. Samuel N. Friedel (D. -Md. l, Chairman Cline, Garner J. COunsel RHOS 2137 5728 MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Friedel, Di~gell, Pickle, Ronan, and Adams. MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Devine, Cunningham, Watson, and Kuykendall. £UBccrt.MrR"·'tE::; xo. 2 Genoral jurisdiction over iudiciary bills os css i qncd, Special jurisdiction ever clcims. SPECIAL SUBCOMMITiH ON INVESTiGATIONS RCJcrt T. A:;l::no:e (0. -5. Car.), ChJirm,111 Harley O. Staggers (D. -iN. Va. l, Chairman M.t,JORITY: (f, D.) Keprescntatives Ashmore, Hunqatc , Tenzer, al1d Eiltcrg. MAJORITY: (7 D.) Representatives Staggers, Moss, Dingell, Rogers (Fla. l, Van Deer I,:INORITY: (J R.) Rcprese~tatives S,ni,1\ (N. Y. 1, Meskil:, iJ~r1 SJ:!Jr~:,il. lin, Pickle, and Adams. Snatluck, \'/illiJm P. Counsel , COl,~\llTTF.E Oil JU DlelARY - CO;Jl;nued {;LI"i.'.HTT[.~ J:.: ~/.:::::C~::~:~-, ;-"J,,;:ii:: ,.\~~D fl~~'::;~l~:S - 2o;1!i;1:;~(~ SU"COMMITTEE NC. 4 \';",'ill·:j;"/"; :~;--' R.) l'-;cprl:~~eL~ S:.!UCG~I:~·.~~"fT~~ ~;~ ~.::::lJ:'Jt~~·JT M:\::::~ ~ COMMITTEE on MERCHANT MARiNE AND FISHC:RlES Edwarc A. GJirl1c.:.t::: (D. - ~';ld.), Chairman MAJORITY: (12 D.) Representatives Gar.natz, Ashley, Dow.ling, [ MAJORI-;-Y: (lC) D.) Rcprescr.tati ves G"rrnatz (3-~.1d.); Sullivan U-Mo.); CI,I'>: [:."1,1'.1.' ,\shley (C)-Cnia); Dingell G6-Mich.); Lennon (7-N. C.); DDwl1inr, (I-V.-,,;; G,"'" (0. Penrl.); RC)~Ju~,; {0-r-i.1.); S~~it:~;\(';i(l,.! (:-Ky.); ;'.'.~J~r,hy (:r;-~;. ':'.); -t. .: .. Co.ui.}: lJ:1W (?7-'J. Y.); 'r::;~~;i {/,-~".In,l.:.: ;;-I~i\,-i':,',1:/ 1_.','.,' H~-j~;':J ~3·~ - c: :; h': ~ -.'! t'i - .;. .j . I * The Chr,,~r':O"" 'J,,!",nc f.I,r:..:Jll··( 1) ...-- 0:>1 ,,<:' ~. ~.;.,,- " r-"~ "'" • <... "I I 'J. i : _ .' CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY :, I r-, ••...~. __.,.__.__ • ._.~_ - - • • .• -~ __ ., - - ~. • _._. __~_ - _._h, _. _ CC~:'.;,~~TT[~ C:i ;'CS-.~ CFF~CE ;..i-:G CI\'ll ~;~~:-~liiC[ - C;:::,,'lt>':~ COMMITTEE ON POST OFF:CE AND CIVIL SERVICE SUECO~,~::.ITTE"C en C'J:,~r~~~:':;\TPJ~: " .. to cc n sr s t of 26 .'I,emoero: (1) The Federal civil service generally, (2) The f/;(),ds i<. lj(~:i!i (D. -A~iz.), Ch~irm,-~n status of officers and employees of the United States, including their compensation, c los s 1,';,JL:i(ITY: (') D.) F SUSCCili~~HTTr:.~ Q~: r·I';j~;.~'?CjNEt~ At'H] CiVIL Sr:::~VfC~ Thaddeus J. Dulski (0. -N. Y. l, Chairman David N. Henderson (D. -N. Car.}, Cualrman MAJORITY: (l5 D.) Representatives Dulski (41-N. Y.); Henderson D-N. Car.): Olsen MAJORITY: (5 Representatives Henderson, Wilson (Calif. While, Hamilton, Siasco. (l-Mon!. l; Udall (2-Ariz.); Daniels (l4-N. J.); Nix (2- Penn. l; Pool D- Tcx.): Green D.l l, MINORITY: (3 R.) Representatives Gwss, Oerwinski, and orcylliil (N. Car.). (S-Penn. l; Hanley D4-N. Y.); Wilson D1-CaJif. l; Waldie (14-Calif.); White (l6-Tex.); Ford (l5-Mich.); Hamilton ('l-lnd.); and Brasco (ll-N. Y. L 31d£, Rooln Ext. Bray, Bun Benton D!rector RHO B 6370b 2821 MINORITY: (11 R.) Representatives Corbett (l8-Penn.); Gross (3-Iowa); Cunningham (2-Neb.); Derwinski (4-111. l; Johnson (23-Penn. l; Broyhill ('l-N. Car.); Button (29 ~tn:COM7",H'T t~: PG:!~~IDa CL:~.sSn:~C!~Y'ON N.Y.); Scott (S-Va.); Ruppe (ll-Mich.); McClure (l-Idaho); and Thompson (5-Ga.l. .. CH.! James M. Hanley (0. - N.Y. I, Chairman STAFF MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Hanley, Henderson, Udall, Wilson (Cal if. l, William Direct Oi;:l 225-IiG5/l Ford (Mich. l. MINORITY: 13 R. l Representatives Ruppe, Cunningham, anc McC lure. Bldg. Room Ex'. Johnson, Charles E. Chief Counsel-Staff Dir. CHOB 207 4054 Bldg. Room Ext. Winslow, Joseph E. Staff Assisb nt CHOB 207 6831 Bray, Bun 8enton Associate Staff Director RHOS· B3708 2321 Martiny, John H. Counsel CHOB 207 4054 S(.H~COMM1T1":;·t,; O~J FAO~Li7!::~ MOD;;:7~i'~iZ:~O j'.I,A.!,)F~iTY: {~j D.) r·;\~~r·-;<~cn~;.divc~, l~[C:CI\1 O!:-.en I i~i/" Ili,l!dir:, ,11:0 ':j":;:t lv'.::·~Ck!lY: () f~.) f:\:; r(:~I-; IL'it'~'J('~; :>'~_"'~tl ~ ... ( -~~:;~l.' :lnd TiL:"~:" It' ',; . . ,. , ;r ,'" -. ;•..... 1" . . :.. ~ ~.~ .. '7'-. (1-." ., .... '". ;.;..... '" < .. r··,' ,..; . }'" ., ' .: , ( I :~! ~] CO:IGR:::SSiONAL ST!,FF DL'<:ECT0RY ,; I ,\ , ,J , -r : l. I: :. '_ \... ,J :,\, : I " '- j -_.-._------_.------ buildin'Js and grounds of the Botanic Gorc.:(,l;s, 1he Library of Congress, end t!lC Smith:~onio~ :';Ci:·:.. ,·.:rT~r en iIL~e'-tc \\'O::'.(S - l;~ntiiIU.:d Institution, (9) Public re s er vo noa s and pork s within the ui5trict of Columbiu, ;nclueJing Rock Creek Park and t:1C Zoological Perk, (10) Measures rc lut i nq to the construction or SUB:}C:i,i'l'~~T~;[i: Q~: V,l{,T':?Z\,:ED r.:::''J[LO~M~iii or mo in tcnonce of ro ods and post roods, other than appropriations therefor; l,ut it shall not .Jin: Wr1~ilt (D. - Tc.x... s), Cnairn.an bel in crccr for any bill providing general legislation in r el ction 10 roods to contain any provi ~:.:\Jo,::nY: (l2 D.) 1~2prcscntJUvcs V'irisht, :(!uczynski, Gr~y, Ci.irk , Edmcndsun,Dorn, e~brace sian fer any specific read, nor l<>r any bill in relation to 0 specific roed 10 a pro vi » Olsen, Edw.irris (La.). BIJ~I~ik, Jones (Aia.), Roberts, and WlilcJ:c. sicn in rcla:ion to any other specific road." MINORITY; (9 R,) Representatives Grover, Duncan, Schwenqet, Scnadcbcrq, Snyder, Denney, Zion, McDo:lald U!'ich.) anc Miller (Ohio). George H. Fallon (0. - r.ld. I, Chairman" SPECIAL SUG:;C~,~:~':;.·7EL: O~J T~'l~ ~:-~~::ri;:;'L-p.~O E:C!·:r;:~Y P;~JG~~~~r~ MAJORITY; (l9 D.) Representatives Fallon (4-Md.); Blatnik (8-Minn.); Jones (S-Ala.) ; Jcl.n A. 8ia;...... i~( (D. -r,~;i:n.), Chuirr.1~li Kluczynski (5-I11.); Wright uz-Tex.): Gray (21-111.); Clark (25- Penn.); Edmondson MAJORITY: (12 D.) Representatives Blatnik, Jones (A:a.), Kluczynski, Wright, Gr"y, (2 - Okla. I; Johnson (2 - Cal if.); Dorn (3 - S. C.); Henderson (3 - N. C.); 0 Isen (l- Mont.) ; Clark, Edmondson, Johnson (Cal if.). Olsen (Mont.), Everett, i',',cCarthy, howard. Roberts (4-Tex.); Everett (8-Tenn.); McCarthy D9-N.Y.); Kee (5-W. v e.); Howard MINORiTY: (9 R.) Representatives Cra:118r, Harsha, Cleveland, Don Clausen McEwen, (J-N. J.); Edwards (7-La.); and Waldie (l4-Calif. L Duncan, Schadeberg, Zion, and McDol1J!d (Micl1.), s-r;"~:t= MINORITY; (15 R.) Representatives Cramer D- Fla. l; Harsha (6-0h1D); Grover (2-N. Y.); E~·1u n:~03 D~rc.:r 02::J ~~:·G-:21'J Cleveland (2-N.H.l; Cl auscn (l-Calif.); McEwen <31-N.Y.); Duncan (2-Tenn.); ~~ay, \Valier R. Chief Counsel Kopecky, Gcorqe M. Chief Invc sti qator Schwengel n-Iowa); Schadeberg (l-Wis.); Snyder (4-Ky.); Denney (l-Neb.); Zion Ccnstandy, Jonn P. Asst. Chie! Counsel Dow;lle, Martho E. Staff ,'.sst. (8-Ind.); McDonald (l9-Mich.); Hammerschmidt <3-Ark.) and Miller nO-Ohio), Lorenz, Car! J., Jr. Assoc. Counsel Rupert, ~,1i lured E. S:2:f As~t. Keeney, Katilryn M. Chief Clerk Ga~JUI;, Ac;ncs M. Staff Ass~. STAFF : MiNORITY: (9 R.) Representatives Harsha, Cramer, Grover, Don Clausen, McEwen, ~.~. Y.); i~(J!iin'~i (~.-,-:,~u.); CI'tlr-iJi lb·:,.Ll~)~~.); .sis~: (J{,-C,~::if.) I '(:,"Jr~ ~};;- "iex,ls; I Duncan, Schadcberg, Snyder, and Hammerschmidt. )':) -: \; 1- f-Ll.); ','i,it'.. :r1:\~il :,'\~_ -HJ,",~ji,:J, ~lnd /\.1 kr~,.';n (()- ',',11' "':'. ,;; '1': \; ;",. ,:: \'::I:~, [,';) ~(-,.!I:!. j; /\fI,Lr",J~l :,1.: I. !.'.Ir::: (_~.~-~'J,'. '.,.,; :1-~! ~;~"~, ,Ii' ;1;,_: sunCOI,11,\lTTn ON ROADS ST;, f F John C. I ~;:,.:L'I'l'l'illjcl, [>~'ln~ .. ' I Z:OI1/ .:~,:d !.· .. -:~. (I,o,).r ...... ;r' \i\'" " .. :.; r- .. ,f-r.,ll ,_,.,~,l., or .. ,.. "d .• '" ••. 1 CONGRESS/ONAL SI,\FF DiRECTJ:{Y ,j I ., ~ ~ G .' • COI.'..'J.iTTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS CO~'~~i~ITTL[ O~~ SClEi!CC :,:-;0 ~~::.-rr:G~·:;".u·~-~G~-CC~I .. :;·.:',':Q .... to consist of 31 ,\.A,cmbers; (0) Astronautical research and development, including sunGu:\~;:,lTTE::: or, 3Gi~riC\:, iH::~~::.:-~CH £~.. ::D nc.VCLGr:i:[~:t· resources, personnel equipment, end facilities, (b) Bureau of Standards, s tcnccrdi zcfion of Emillo Q_ C~-...dd,:~r1J {D. -Ccr.a), Chzdrr~2..~l weights and measures, and the metric svs rem, (c) Notional Aeronaut i c s and Space admin M;\JOF,,:!TY: (6 D.) RCDrc~-~cnlZlli\Jcs D...i(!d.1rio, ;~cu~h, uavis (G~'..)/ \;·i;:lg~onnc:r, Brown, istration, (d) Nationai Aeronautics ond Space Council, (e) National Science Four-cation, (C'Jlil.), ano Ryan. (f) Outer spac e, inclucing exploration and control thereof, (g) Science Scholarships, and MINORITY: (4 R.) ReprescntJtivcs 8ell, Mosher, Rums tctd, Jnd Lukens, (h) Scientific re s ecrch and development." SUBCCM~/~rr7r::2 O~~ SP.~C;;: SC1~i'~GSS f,;~~J t\prL:C::'T'Of·1~ Joseph E. Karth (D. - !I!~inn.), Chalrman George P. Miller (D. -Calif.), Chalrman " MAJORITY: (5 D.) Reurescntativcs Karth, Downing, Wolff, Brinkley, and Eckhardt. MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Mosher, Vander Jagt, \'linn, Jr;d Pettis. MAJORITY: (I8 D.) Representatives Miller (B-Calif.); Teague (6- Tex.): Karth (4-Mi~n.); Hechler (4-W. va.): Daddario (I-Conn.); Roush (S-Ind.); Davis (7-Ga.); Ryan (20 N. Y.); Downing (I - Va.): Waggonner (4-La.); Fuqua (2- Fia.): Brown (29 - Cal lf.): COMMiTTEe ON STANDARDS OF OFFI.CIAL CONDUCT Wolff (3-N. Y.); Green (S-Penn.); Cabell (S-Tex.l; Brinkley D-Ga.); Eckhardt (8- Texas), and Tiernan (2- R. 1. J. .. " to consist of i2 Mombers, 6 of the Maior;ty and 6 of the Minority Parly. Its pcr MINORITY: (13 R.) Representatives Fulton (27-Penn.); 1\1. osher (13-0hio); Roudebush pose shall be to recommend as soon as proticaLIe to the House of Rcprcser,tatives su ch nO-Ind.); Bell (28-Calif. l; Pelly n-Wash.); Rumsfeld (13-111.); Gurney (S-Fla. ); changes in laws, rules and regulations that the Comrri ttee beams n e ce s s cry to e s tcbl i s h \'Iydler (4-N. Y.); Vander Jagt (9-Mich. J; Winn D-Kan.); Pettis D3-Calif.); Lukens and enforce star.dards of officiel conduct for MeIT,bers, Office" and c.np loycc s of the r.o~se. (24-0hio); and Hunt (1-N.J. J. STAFF Rep. ~~(;Ivir; Price (D. -111.), Chairman 2321 RHOS Direct DiJI 225·6311 MAJORITY: (,' J.) Represen+,tives Price (24-III. l, Teague (6- Texas), Evins (~c- Tenn.), Bldg. Room Ext. Abbitt (4-Va. l, Aspinall (4-Colo.), and f~elly (12-1'1. Y.), Ducan der, Chari es F. Exec. Dir. & Chief Counsel RHOB 2321 6371 MINORITY: (6 R.) Representatives Halleck (2-II~d.), Arends (17-lIi.), Betts (8-0I1io), Carstarphen, John A., Jr. Chief Clerk & Counsel RHOS 2321 6371 Quilien SUllCCl¥'"'~iTTEE eN MANllED SPACE FLIGHT edwin E, Willis (D. -L:1.), Cil,,:r1:;Jn ;~'! Olin E. Tea~~c ~U~]C{~·'~:"'.:"rT~r:. T::;\:;.:;;~ COM:,il7TEE c;~ UN -AMERiGAH ACTIVnoll;S • CCnlinued C7; 20UC.\TiC:·: :;.;;n LJ ..:,:-rue L. ~:rU'''''ll (1). - C'lliL}, Cll,.\r::1,\:'i ,t,~ ~:') L~;l~il.t:L P~;cinskl. 309 CH08 Direct D:~~ 225-3C:;1 • ,.! l v: U.) 1·:L'iJ. l.;r,j;:l;, l_)ul--:,.i, DeAn, !icl:)t,):ik'i/ \;:(:'JnicK, i-Linley, Cunningham, Anni cl Chief of Ref. Svc. Pfaff, Alma T. Rsch. Analyst f:,I;·JUidTY: U:> r<.) F;cp. H;.lrjl.:rn, TC<.."i9LiC (Calif.), Duncan. 1\'i~CSI l COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS CON,,'vIITTE.:'" ON VIA YS AND MEANS .. .. to consist of 25 members: (1) Veterans' measures gencrally, (2) Pensions of all ..... to consist of 25 Members: (1) Re"".,ue measures generally, (2) The bonded the wars of the United States, general and special, (3) Life insurance i ssucd by the Govern debt of the United States, (3) The deposit of public money", (4) Customs, co l le c tion dis a'Jreement~f ment on account of service in the armed forces, (4) Comp en soti on, vocational rehcbi lltcrion, tricts, and por ts of entry and delivery, (5) Reciprocal trade (6) Trcns porrc and education of veterans, (5) Veterans' hc spi tcl s , medical care, and treatment of veterans, tion of duticbl e goods, (7) Rcvenue measures relating to the insular possessions, (8) Nat ional social security... (6) Soldiers' and sailors' civil relief, (7) Readjustment of servicemen to civil life." Olin E. Teague (D. - Tex.}, Chairman Vlilbur D. Mills (D. -A:!<.), Chairman MAJORITY: us D.) Representatives Mills (2-Ark.); King (17-Cal,f. J; 80ggs (2-La. ) ; MAJORITY: (14 D.) Representatives Teague (6-Tex. );Dorn (3-S. Car.); Haley (7-Fla.); Karsten (l-Mo.); Herlong (4-Fla. l; Watts (6-Ky.); Ulln1i.ln (2-0re.); Bur. SUuCOt,~~,~lTTEE ON CO~,1PE;:~,: TION ~H~ PCHS:(H~ Vi. J. L);""/.1n Corn {D. ~S. C,lr.}/ Ct..ll~:·-'.;;1 t! .... ' ,.; 1 ( (,~ '0. ' j~i\~';'-, l~j,l.:·\, CONGRESSiONAL STAFF DIRECTORY ••• '[1:1-. j i ~ SELECT COM/tUTTEE TO CONDUCT A STUDY AND iNVESTIGATION OF ~{C';(I:~ JEjl,OCi':;, TiC CDi~Gr THE PROBLEMS OF SMALL BUSINESS :'f~;G;~i.1C! J. l(jr':JJn (D. - O~l~), Cn..irmaa 10 consist of fiftoen members. Studies and investigates problems of small Vice - Chairmen: Rcpr cs entativcs 1,lauJcn, O'Neill, and ~,brG<.\n. business cn d reports iindings cnd mck cs recommendations to the House, but cannot re port legislotion. SThF~ 3 ... 3~3 HHOB [)~re;:;t Ot~l 225-:nGD Joe L. Evins, (D. - Tenn. 1, Chairman Harding, Kenneth Exec. Director Henshaw, Edmund L. Research Directcr MAJORITY; (9 D.) Representatives Evins (4- Tenn. 1; Patman n- Te xv): Steed (4-0kla.); O'Neill, Dev Photographer Kluczynski (5-1I1.); Dingell n6-Mich.); Smith (5-Iowal; Corman (22-Calif.); Irwin (4- Conn.) and Addabbo (7 - 1'\. Y.). ' MINORITY: (6 R.l Repre sentatives Moore (l-W. va.): Conte (l-Mass.); Broyhill (9-N. Car.): Horton (36- N. Y.); Morton Cl-Md.); and Burton n-Utah.l. HOUSE DEI,'DCRATIC STEERING COMMITTEE STAFF 2351 m:o B Direct ilial 225- ~32: Ray t!.adcen (0. ~ Ind. 1, Chalrrnan Jacques, Bryan H. Genera: COunsel Williams, John J. Minority COunsel Gould, Just-nus Counsel O'Connor, Charles E. Counsel S;J.:IrK M. MatsunagJ (D. - Hawaii), Secretary Robinson, Henry A. Counsel Olsher, Harry ConsuItant Potvin, Gregg R. Counsel Foutch, Myrtl c Ruth Clerk Representatives Madden, Daddario, Delancy, Dent, Rodino, Hardy, Dam, Blahik, Ashley, Stubblefield, Hebert, Haley, Smith (Iowa), Price (III.), P3tr,,;in, Matsun"ga, SUllCIJMMlTTEE O~; FOIJIIDATICr:S; THEIR IMPACT 01~ s:-.1ALL BUSINESS and Corman. Wright Patman (D .•Tex.), Chairman MAJORITY: C3 D.) Representatives Patman, Corman, and Irwin. Ex Officio; ~c"resentatives !';,cCormack, Albert, Boggs, Rostcnkowsk}, Sulli,an, Kin'ia:l. MINORITY; (2 R.) Representatives Conte, and Morton. S"iAff' 13,0 L~~10a Oireat Dial 225 -7 I~7 suaCOMMITTH 011 GOVE2:HI.:::1JT P;::OCUREM~NT AND ECO;~m.1l(; CCi;C:;;iTHATIO~1 Barriere, John E. Exec. Director - Ci erk Vaughn, Iris VI. Assistant Clerk James C. Corman (D. - Calif. 1, Chairman MAJORITY; l3 D.) Represcntatives Corman, Irwin and Addabbo. MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Broyhill, and Burton (Utah), SUECOY:MITTEE ON TAXAilCtl A~!Ll OIL. IMPORTS HOUSE REPUBLICAN COJ.\MiiT::E C:\ COiM,HTTEES Tom Stc::d (0. -0:0.:1.1, Chairman MAJORITY: (3 D.) Representatives Steed, Smith (Iowa) a.nd Addabbo. Gel.1~d R. Ford CR. - ~~:ch.), C!':lirma:l MINORITY; (2 R.) Representatives Moore, and Conte. Representatives Ford, Dlck.nsor., Pollock, Rhodes (Ariz.), Hammerschrridt, Utt, B"O~l SUBCOMMITTEE OIl SMAll 3USlN::SS PiHJB!..~MS 1:1 URSAr! :.m:.l.S man, Meskill, Roth, Gurney, Blaccburn, Hanser, (Idaho), Arends, Adair, G~css, Dole, John C. Kluczynslcl (0. -Ill. l, Chairman Carter, Morton, Bates, Cederberg, Zwach, Hali, Battin. Denney, I;;jm~r" Freiingnuy MAJORITY; (3 D.) Representatives Kluczynski, Steed, and Irwin. sen, Robison, Broyhill (N. Car.), Kleppe, Bow, Smith (Okla.), Wjatt, Fulton, Watson, MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Horton, and Burton SUIlCOMMITTEl:: ON ACTIVITiES OF REGULATORY AGENCIES RELATItlG 1"0 SMAlL BilWH':SS B IJg. Room Exr, John D. Dingeli (D. - Mich. I, Chairman Wilson, Josephine (Mrs. l Clerk' Capitol H 230 25';'0 MAJORITY; C3 D.) Representatives Dingell, Smith (lowa), and Corman MINORITY; {2 R.l Representatives Conte, and Broyhill (N. Car.l. SUBCOMMITTEE 011 SPECIAL SfAALL BUSlrHSS PROBLEMS Neal Smith (D. - Iowa), Chairman HOUSE: REPUBLICAN ;::lOUCY COMMiTTEE MAJORITY; (3 D.) Reprcsentatives Smith (Iowa), Kluczynski, and Corman. MINORITY: (2 R.) Representatives Morton, and Horton. Jo~n J. f:f',OljCS (R. -Arlz.), Cb.:drm~.1 ,"f It, .• , '1 ~,. ~ r ., ,": ( .': .; -., (,;, r,I": t , ;, r :1 /, : HOUSE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES ,. ~, " i Cons;sts of Democratic members of CorTIi11iltCC: on V,'cr.ys Jnd r.',',~,1ns: Rc;;rCS(;nt.lti'JC~;' ~;\ilJs (2 ../\rK.); King H7-C\11if.); BOSI]:, (2-Lc1. J; K,lr~.~(·!l {1-~!",. Hckn(] (S:-f=\.1.); \·";Itt~. {b-Ky.J; l,H~,1\'ln (:?·Orc.}; f~;ur"l~ Ol-\'J(,'-,.); {')r ... ' I r. .I: \1. 'I; i·.i~~ks U.J·~j,,~r~rl.): F',i~.t'~'n~:c'..,s NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CO~IGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Bob Wilson m. -Calif. I, Chairman Vice Chairmen: Representatives Bray, Conte, Cramer, McCulloch, Moorc, and Springer. secretary: Representative Mathias (Md. l. Treasurer: Vacant Chairman - Auditing Committee: Rep. Will iarn Brock. Executive Committee: Officers, Rep. Battin, Broomfield, Fino, Gardner, Laird, Pelly, Price (Texas), Saylor, Smith (Cal if.}, and Widnall. Full Committee: Representatives Wilson (Catif), Andrews (N. Dak.), Battin, Belcher, Bray, Brock, Broomfield, Brotzman, Broyhill (Va. 1, Buctunan , Burton (Utah) , Cleve Conte, Cramer, Cunningham, Curtis, Dellenback, Fino, Gardner, Hammerschmidt, Harrison, La i rd, McCIure, McCu Iloch, MacGregor, Mathias (Ud. ), Meski II, Moore, Pelly, Pollock, Price (Tex.), Reifel, Roth, Saylor, Schwengel, Shriver, Smith (Calif.), land, Snyder, Springer, Stafford, Steiger (Ariz.), Thompson (Ga.}, watson. Widnall. STAFF I:I? Gongrcssionn! I:otel t.tnccln ~-3DIO Potter, I. Lee Executive Oir. Waugh, William Research Dir. Miller, Mary Ellen Spec. Ass!. to Chmn. Bryant, Judy Recptnst. Bradl ey, Wayne W. Ass!. Director Purves, Pierre District Statistics REP. I'i.' Lias, Tom, Campaign Dir. (D) r.. 312 ClJng7o::sinn~1 H~t~1 Co.nraltte. Theis, Paul A. Pub. ReI. Oir. Gaston, Robert Radio-TV Subco. Galbraith, Jim -" Asst. Wade, J. Lee Oir. of Services Subco: Anderson, Jack .- Public Relations Prosser, CIiflord Printer Subco. Nett, Ed Newsl etter S~e: i, S~"c i, 53 D Sircet, SE S~£c. f-ulton, Curtis Finance , 0;, E 301l RlJOn Direct Dial 725-1121 CC:-:lll:iH::( Brockhurst, Robert Photographer Senko, Michael Photographer S~,:c c' Co:"'ittc REP. 11: (Dl I· COt<;::-d:t::: SUJc: S~',c . Co:':'-:::c 50): c: 5:-~: : F: [~.'. t. (?o) -,' c. s. 264 I I i CONGRESSIONAL JOn~t~ COn1M~ITTEES, COThlTh1ISSIO}JS, )~rtD BOARDS I . i I I I I • ----j~- I ! II ! ,~" .." .J -'. .~ ". - DOMESTIC AFFAIRS National Forest Reservation Commission Cre.itcd by act of March I, 1~1l (SG Stat. ~G2, 1G U.S.C. 513) noum. 3uIG,S06.11h nuih.Hn~, United States DCililrtmont or A",ricu.U'lte r;lOne, 521-5GO~ (Code IG1,ertenaion 4553) Prcsidcnt.-St:lllicy n. Reser, Secretary of the Army. Stcwnrt L. Udall, Secretary of the Interior. ' Orville L. Freeman, Secretary of Agriculture. John Stennis, Senator from Mississippi. George D. Aiken, Senator irom Vermont. William M. Colmer, Representative from Mississippi. John P. Saylor, Representative from Pcnnsylvunia, .. Secretary.-Russell P. Mcl1.Ql·ey, 4833 Randolph Drive, Annandale, v« 22003. Joint Committee on Navajo-Hopi Indian Administration . ,. Created oy Puolio Law 474, GIst Congress Clinton P. Anderson, Sen:1tor from ~ew Mexico. Alan Bible, Senator from. Ncvada. Paul J. Fannin, Senator tram, Ar~zona. . Jumcs A. Haley, H.eprc;;cnt.n.tlve from Florida. . Morris K. Udall, Hepresentat,ivc from Arizona. E. Y. Berry, Rcpresclltat~vefrom South Dakota. ,/ " FOREIGN AFFAIRS Joint Committee on A(omic Energy Created o}'--rubHc Law :;'85, 7uth Co"ngrnss .-' Room ][-,10.1, Ca~ilol. Phone, 22:>-6171 (Co<.le180) S}fail'l11{/1~.-John 0, P:t8Lom, Sen:1.(.OI' from Rhodc Island. T ICC Chazrllwn.-Chct Iloliflcld, Rcprcscntacivo from California. /.IC/II/','1"5: 1~ khanl B, Bussell, I:'cua(.or from Georgia. Clint.on l'. Au(:"r"ou, :O;cllai.or from N"(lW Mexico, Al l.or], Col'l~, Scuaf,or from 1'clllleRsce. ~; (Onry l\:. J:l~'ksOIl, SCll:1.Lor from Washington. l..lolirke B. lIH.:kelllooper, Senator from Iowa. (;('or~c D. Aiken, Senator from Vermont \Vallace F .. B('nne(,(., Sc.uu.or from Utah.' C,u'l T. Curtis, :':cllalor from Nchraska. j\[(·lvill Price, l{epreseni.:d.ive from Illinois :Ynyuc K, ASJlin:~Il, Rcprcscntnt.iva from Colomclo. 1 hornns G. Morn", Hepn·s(,n(.ntive from Ncw Mexico John Young, H.eprcsenl,ai.iYC from Texas. ~. , C:·:li.:'i Hosmer, H.cp:'csen(.atiYc from Califcrnin. William II. Bates, Hcprcseni:l.~iYe from.M:l.ss:l.chusett.s. Jq!ll: 13. Anderson, Itcpre:,cnt,atiYe from Illinois. • \\lih.:'IIn ~L McCUlloch, Rcproscntattvo from Ohio. Executtve D~rector.-John T. Conway, Joint Committee on Defense Production 50 U. s. C. ApJ'. 21G2 Room 45~. Senille Oll'ace nuil<.lil\ll. Phone, 22,1-3121 (Cod. ISO). eslensiolUl 2337, 23.'l8. and 2:l3~ Cliairnuni>«Wrig;llt Putman, Rcprcsoutative from Texas. Vice Clwil'man.-Jolll1 8parlu11l'n, Senator from Alabama." 1llClIlucr8: Abruhrun J. Multr.r, Representative from New York. William A. Barrett, Representative from Pennsylvania. William 13. Widnall, ltoprosontutivo froll} Now Jersey. '. Paul A. Fino, l~cproscnt,ntive from N cw York. William Proxmiro, Scnrrtor from Wisconsin. Harrisou A. Williurns, Jr.• Senator from New Jersey. Wallace F. Bennett, ::'el1:l.ior from Utah. . John G. Tower, 8elHlt.or from Texas. • Sta.o·.-JInrold J. Warren, clerk and counsel; George T. Aultcprofcssional stll.tr; Mattie I. Echols. secretary. . FISCAL AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS Joint Economic Committee Created pursuant to Sec. ~(a) 01 I'ublic Law 3(',.1, 70th Congress RtJolll G-13.1, New Senate OUire Duildin;:. Phcncas (Code ISO) 22~S171; 225-5321 (puLUeatil)ns) Clmirmall.-Willi.un Proxmiro, 8,'nator from Wisconsin, Vice Chairman.-Wright I'uunun, H(1)l'(;~cntativcfrom Tcxas, John Sparkman, Senator from Alabama. J. W. Fulbrip:hL, Senator from Arkansas. Herman E. Tulmudgc, Scuator f'rorn Georgia, Stnart Symington, ::icll"Lor from :\Iissollri. Abruham Ribicoff', Scnatol' from Connecticut. Jucob K. Juvits, Senator from )l" ew York. Jack ~liller, Senator from Iowa. Len B. J ordun, Senator from Idaho. Charles II. Percy, Scnr.tor from Illinois. Richard Bolling, Rcprcscntuuvc from :\Iissouri. Hale Boggs, Representative fron) Lon i.,,;l ann. Henry S. Reuss, Representative from Wisconsin. 2\lanha W. Griffiths, Representative Irorn Michigan. 'William :". Mcorboad, 11epresellt:lti"e from Pennsylvania. Thomas B. Curt.is, Rcprcscnt.nt.ivc from Missouri. William B. Widnall, Reprcscntutivc from New Jersey. DOj)ald TI.1I111Sfdd, Representative from Iltinois. W. Eo Brock 3d, Representative from Tennessee. Exccutire Dil'cctor.-John 11.. Stark, 4815 Grantham Avenue, Chevy Chase, Md. 2001.3. .. Director of I:rscarch.-Jamcs W. Knowles, G005 Berkshire Drive, Bethesda, Md. :20014. Senior Economistr-«William H. "-loore. RWllomists.-John 13. Henderson, George R. Idcn, Richard F. Kaufman, Donald A. \Vebst.cr (minority). . H"s/~lll'l'h ..t mttl/st.-Eleanor H. Aeschliman, FilHlllrifll C!I":k.-EsLhcl' S. Hickcv. •\dlllilli.'/l'lllillc Clerk.-Jlnmilton 1). Gcwchr. •1,."'i"(C:llf to Dirccior of f~cscl1l·ch.-Hope G. Sham, "',,·r'·(lIi'1I'S.-;"];lry Frances dllla 1'.W'l, Jlltwi:;a L, Entrekin, Carole A. Houghton, .\""" ~ ••\'h:.o\fce, 1'JllrCIlC<: C. ~nlc\\'ski. lin"".,./( .1.'Si.,rullrs.-.\li<:lIad J. D 11 1J1'l':Hl'i11, Douglas C. Frcchtliug (minority). ~:·.•j'!;I-'l'io1f.'(.-·Fr;lucr.."'i "l'iJljl,,.~h'l.'.;t. I I. ,,';.:,,,,.. ,, "I/Ii'/.-,\Ii,·" II. Calhoun. .IJ··(~·J'~;'1 .. Jalll'":"'~, (;r;\IlL ; 'If; 1"~:'!I;,.I'·'-C~j.. ~ ... ~ql'lJI'1' (~. ()t.\I;dlf'Y' -. JointCommission on the Coinage Created by Public Law sc-si, 80th Congrc~ Executioc: ChainH1ln.-Secretal'y of the Treasury. J Sccrotary of Commerce. Director of the Bureau of the Budget. Director of the Mint, v, Congressional: . Jolm Sparkmnn, Scnnt.or from Alnbumn, ex officio. Wallace F. Bennett, Senator from Utnh, ex officio, J0hll O. Pastore, Senator from Rhode Island. Alau Bible, Sonutor from Nevada. Potcr II. Dominick, Hcna\.or from Colorado." Thomas II. Kuehel, Senator from California. Wrij.';ht Put,lllan, Repn,seatu(,ive ~rom Texas, ex officio. . William B. Widnall, ltcprcsoutut.ivc from New Jersey, ex offICIO. Eli EUmOll(bon, ltopr('sontal,ive from Oklahoma. Robert N. Giaimo, l~epl'(l~oll\.aiive from Connecticut, Silvio O. Conte, Il oprcscntat.ivc from Massachusetts. James F. Battin, Itcprescnt.ativc from Montana, PulJlic: Julian n. Baird, St. Paul, Minn. Amon Carter, Jr., Fort Worth, Tex. William C. Decker, New Xork,·N. Y. Samuel :'If. Fleming, Nashville, Tenn. Edward H. Folcy; Washingt.on, D.C, Harry F. Harrington, St. Louis, Mo. Eugene S. Pulliam, Indianapolis, Ind. Harry E. Rainbolt, Norman, Okla. FISCAL AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 2 I' I I I Jilin( (' t:r' ,,~, d l.~· 1'1,1,;:,: J"I·... :':(1 • •,": 11 111:11;.11 .. -, I H~"" 1011. 1''''~M ..~'h II.",,,· om,., 1;"11,:,,,,:. I'jll~n,~. ~·:':;'-':J,f,::1 ~'\Id,' lr.O) I) .•..r , .:Ii.- I~I;·.~.I·iJ B. LOII;~, ;-:.'I\;Llor Iro rn Al'J':tlt. :L:-l. I .. , (1"""''':'L-~\\'ill''lr 1> ••\liIIH, H<:I'I',·."'''ulati\'eirrom Louisiuna. .\1. I - .'" ( <: _ 'I r ', "Ii 11. I\i,,;~. H"[lI'('H~l\I:d.i\'(~ from Cnlif'oruin. ! !:dl' H(J;"::~~~, Hf'pn',",(:nfati\,c Iro m Louisiaua. I ,1"illl W. Hyl'lICH, H(,Pl'c~C'lllalivc from Wi-eonsin, Thoma..; B. ClIr.l.i.'i' H,'prCHCIIl.:ltivc from "liS~01I'i' (:"01'1;': A. 81l1,d.!IcrK, ~enator from Florida. Cli nt.ou P. Ander8011, Senator from New Mexic ; .10:111 J. Williums, Senator from Delaware.' . Frank Carlson, Senator from Kansas, , Cliir] o] SlajJ.-Laurcnce N. Woodworth, 2810i Crest Avenue, Cheverly, Md. 207S.j. - ! Assisiant Cliic] o] Staff.-Lincoln Arnold, lGl!) North Inglewood Street, Arlington, Va. 2~205. I Administrative Assistant.-James M. La Marchc 6316 Annclicsc Drive, Falls Ch urch, v«. 220-14. ~ Legal Staf]: Lcois/atio1l COll1lscl.-Nicliolas A. Tomasulo, 18 Sixth Street SW. 20024. Rcfwul Counscl.-Hobert IL Smyers, 4501 CICTj'nont Place, Garrett Park, Md. 207GG. Atlol'1wys.-:-HcrlJert L. Chabot, 1410·1 Bauer IDrive, Rockville, ·j,,!d. 208.53; Michael E. Fox, 5400 Sanger Avenue, Aloxandri.i, Va. 22:311; Harrison B. McCnwlcy, 5012 21th Street 8E. 20021; E. Victor W:lIe(,(,s, 2002 rGlllble Lane, • Bowie, l\ld. 20715; Lawrence Eo I~orgy, Jr.,1 3100 Parkway, Cheverly, ?lId. 207S5; Bernard lVI. Shapiro, 8511 Glen Dale Road, Greenbelt, :\ld. 20770; Dennis P. Bedell, 2G11 North Brandywine Street, Arlington, Va. 22207; James Boring, GGI South Carolina Avenue 8E. 20003; Gerard L. Ouellette, ·~!)2S South 25th Street, Arlington, v»: 2220G; Joseph P. Spellman, 8275 Adcnlce Avenue, Fairfax, Va, 22030; Ricl1ard Trot.tcr, 821S Tory Road, Springfield, v«. 22150. J' EeonOlilists.-AJan P. Murray, 8302 Bryant Dri c, Bethesda, :::VId. 2003,1; Albert Buckborg, 2·10 M Street SW. 20024; WiJlin:m D. Forti, 3117 Berkley Lane, Woodbridge, v«. 22191; LeOlC\v-;--ID\1rr;--5?iJ7-Noblestown Road, Ape. E Springfield, Va. 22150. , Statistical Allalysts.-Grace T. Cunn, 2420 30th Street 20007; James H. Symons, Post Office Box HiS, Clifton, v-. 22024. I Staiistica; Clerh.-Anastasia F. Connaught.on, 3.')·10 30th Street 20016; Joseph E. Fink, 4007 Iroquois Street, College Park, ;Vld. 207·11. SeC1"ctarics.-Cccilia Juarez Grimm, Gi)Hi Bock Terrace, Oxen Hi11, Md. 20021; June l\1atthr~·· , 40:12 South Maple Street, Fairfax, Va. 22030; Blanche F. Nagro, 0!J13 Em;t Light Drive, Silver Spring, 1Id. 20003; Joanne Mc Dermott, 1622 North Jackson Street, Arlington, Va, 22201; Blanche Schwaruz, 305 C Street NE. 20002; Linda. R. Savage -1313 57th Avenue, Bladensburg, Md. 20710; Carolyn A. Easter, 7Gll Small Drive, Clinton, Md. 20735; Elizabeth L. Ruth, 730 24th Street 20037; Mary W. Gattic, 3121 Lake Ave nue, Cheverly, Md. 20785; Cecilia Grimm, Apt. 6, 1213 Palmer Road, Oxon Hill, Md. 20022. Public Land La \V Review Commission Created byl'ubHc Law GOO, ssui Congress (78 Stat. G82) Suite 4:0.1730 K Street NW•• Was:'in~ton. D.C. 20000. Telephone 34~-0000 (Code 183. extelUilon GGGO) .Chal:rman.-\V:I,yne N. Aspinall, Rcprcsontutivc from Colorado. Appointed 1>1/ the Prcsidcn: "f the Unital States: Laurnnco S. itockefl\JIer, of ;\CW York City, N.Y. GO\,Cl'IlOI' Philip Il off', of t.il(; State of Vermont, E. Byron Mock; vice chairman, of Salt Lake City, Utah. ])1'. Hobr-rt Emlll,·t. Clark, of Tuxcon, Aria, Dr. :\burice Goddard, of IIarrisburg, Pa. Mrs. Nancy E. Smith, of San Bcrnnrdino, Calif. Apaointcd by the President o] thc Senate: Llcnry M, Jackson, Senator from Washington. Clinton P. Anderson, Senator from New Mexico. Alan Bible, Senator Irorn !\cvnrln. Thomes II. Kuchcl, Senator hom California. Gordon Allott, Senator from Colorado. Len B. Jordan, Senator from Idaho. Ap poinicd ln] the Spcakcr of the House o] Representatives: Walter S. Baring, Iicprcseutut.ivc from Nevada. Roy A. Taylor, Rcprcscuu.ttve from North Carolina. Morrie K. Udr,lI, Hcprcscntutiv« from Arizon,i. .John P. Saylor, Representative from Pennsylvania. Laurence .J. 13llr~~.l, Rcproscntacivc from Utah. John H. Kyl, Representative from Iowa. Dircetor.-Milton A. Pearl, :H19 Surrey Lane, Falls Church, Va. 22042. JUSTICE,LAW AND ORDER II I " Select Comrnission or: VIestern l-:etnisll]lcre Immigration I, Created by Public Law sc-esc, 89th COlrgrc,. (7f!Stat. (11) Suite 401. 1130 K SlreeL 2000., I·,~one. :;43-8687\(CodeI83, ertenslon .SG87) ('J,liirll//lII.-J!,ichard ;\1. ;';callllllOll, ~ I .~ I'I'"III~''' III/ ilu: President of ilu: Uuii.«! Staten: I 1:,..1.;.:<1 ),1. :-;cali,llllOll, V'il'll l',l'c:;id"ll(, ot the,' pO\'l'rnllleut:d Affairs Iustit.utc. I.." ('1..·1'1'1', I-:xl'I"ltive Di ... -ct.or of t lu: I:"~,'a~"h Inxtitut,c of Allwri,'a. i·, ..... -v T. (lIj\'I''', :\, ", ADMINISTRATION Joint Committee on Printing' Created by act 01Aug. ~. 1810 (0 Stat. 114) Itoom 8-1,j~. Cnnitol, .Phono 22.ra241 (Code 180) Chairman.-Carl Haydon, Senator from Arizonn, 1'i('(' Chairman.-Om,.r Burleson, Rcprcscntutivo from Texas. B. Everett Jordan, Senator from Nort.h Carolina. lfn;.(h Scott, Senator from Pcunsylvauia, Wayne L. Hays, Ilcproscutativc from Ohio. Glenurd P. Lipscomb, R(,prcsentMive from Cnliloruin. Siaff Dircclor.-Johll F. Haley, 4D1S lOth Street NE. 20017. Assislnnl Staff Dircclor.-Paul C. Beach, 1701, North Kent Street, Apt. 608, Arlill;.(tOIl, \'11.. 2:2200. Printing Consultanl.-Il,u'I'y E. Aldridge, 6006 Wells Parkway, University Park, 11d. 20782. Technical Analysl.-Henry A. Foote, Jr., 4810 Rim Hock Road, Rockville, :i.VId. 20853, Technical Ana/1/sl.-Louis II. Anderson, 1260:; Beeehfern Lane, Bowie, Md. 20715. Prinling and Publications Analysl.-Georgo E.· Wiggins, 3022 Lake Avenue, Cheverly, Md. 20785. Adminisiraiivc Clerk.-ltosemary S. Cribbcn, 4332 Carmclo Drive, Annandale, V'l.22003. Editorial Assistonl.-Lawrence F. Kennedy, 12711 Kcmbridgo Drive, Bowie, Md. 20715. Counsel.-Clln.rles O. Zuver, 420 N Street SW. 20024. Clcrk-Stcnoqraphcr•...:-E!canor A. Lawrence, 2305 Berkley Street 20031. I nepector oj Paper and 111 alcrials.-Domlynn M. Lyons, 2480 16th Streot 20009. • CONGRESSWNAL RECORD INDEX OJo'r'ICE. Room 6301. Senate nuilding. Phone. 225-5268 (Code 180) Chicf Lndexers--C, J. Moore, 401 Mashie Drive SE., Vienna, v«. 22180. Assistanl I ralcrcrs: lhle E. Condon, 13205 Kar:J. Lane, Silver Spring, Md. 20904.. Alene D. Tayman, 111 Perrywinkle Court, Groenbelt, Md. 20770. Hobert. L. Curtis, 3300 Ilighvicw Terrace 811. 20020. IIistory oj lJifls.-Evclyn Dyrcruorth, 120 C Street NE. Technical Assistanls: . George G. Kundahl, 6S01 Mcadow Laue, Chevy Chase, Md. 20015. Walter F. Kidd, 4707 Surry Place, Alcxaudrin, Va. '2'2;)O'L Jack W. Parsons, 2217 Washington Avenue, Silver Spring, Md. 20010 • .. ,'" ., ·,.1. (;l 1)1'1:1' 1(. \1;111(111, I\t'ld'I''''''lll~ll iv« Irorn Texas, '.~. 1..1,-1.1. hir\\;lIl, I~(·III'l·~t·IlI:ltivl· Iroru Ohio, \1, ,;lollr I). .\liJI~. HI'jJ!"t·:-'t'ldat.i\'(· (rulll Al'kall:-i:ts• • ""'d 1:.1,111;:, /("I"'('''''lIt"II\',' from CaJiioruia• .:.. 1.11 \\'. lIyrll(·'. !("I,I'('H·lIi".1.i\'(·. from Wisconsiu, "'1:1',1111.; T, How, l{clll'eH~lltat.iveIrom Ohio, Ail,·II.J. 1':I1,,,,d,,r, Scunt.or Iroru Lon isi.u rn, ~Ill'~""rd L. JIolland, Senator from Florida. J( ,1",,11 B. Long, Scuator from Louisianu. Clinton P. Anderson, Senator from New Mexico• .John J. William", Scnatcr from Delaware. (:onloll A1I01t, Scun.tor from Colorado. Henry H. Fowler, Secretary of the Treasury, Charles L. Schultze, Director of the Budget. Clcrk.-Cat,hel·j11o F. Kolnackl, ADMIN ISTRATION 2 Joint Committee on Disposition of Executive Papers Created uyl'''llHc Law 115, 78th Congress Room H-32~. Capitol. Phone, 22'>-200,1 (Code ISO) ~1"IIII,as: A. S. Miko Monroncy, Senator from Oklahoma. Frnuk Cnrlson, Senator from K:l.IlR: .. Joint Commiuee on the Library 2<1 Slat. ell. 37. sec. 5 Room 305. Senate Ollie'; nuilding. Phone, 22:>-0352 (Code 180r (,·I."inll/I/l.-B. Everett Jordan, Scnntor from North Carolina. \ sr r {·/",il'lIlItll.-Umar Burleson, l:cprescllLativc from Texas. AI.,",'", ..: .. I': 'd'''' '"' !'I,n. :-:"'lator frolll H,hod,~ Island. J·,··"t':1 ~ (·l:Lrh. ~1'1l:1111r (,.',rl1 P(lllrL...vlva nin. :t~ . !, .·~1'1 flll'ln ( .....II'.r. ;-':"II:l!.U' fr-4llli "1\I'J.itueky. ,'. :', ;', 4'! t. ~:. ll;d"r (1":11 1"'1111' .\';\"':lia. PUIJ! (~ . .IOIII'~. ] U'pn·..... '·ll t:d i,·(· frulli 1\1i~:'-lIliri. F,.ank :rjHIII~p~on, .Ir., H(·pl·p .... pnlativ(· frotll '!\'PW .1('r."r'V. C;!"I,ard 1'. Ljp,';'~Ollli), j«'pr(:~"II(,a(.j\'(: Iroru Culiforlli:L: ]{ol,,'rL ;}. Corbett. H.(>PJ'\~.';C:llt:LliYe from Pcunsvlvuui,•. Chic] C/rrk.-Gurdoll F. Hatl·ison. • Assistant C/114 Clcl'k.-Juli:m P. Lnngston, ", FULL JOINT COMMITTEES "~i:· ~ ; STAFFS OF JOINT COMMITTEES II JOINT COMMITTEE ON ATOMIC ENERGY .. . . . composed of 18 members as foltows: 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. Der 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 infonnation concern ing the development, growth, and state of the atomic energy industry. The Commissicn shall I keep the Joint Committee fully and currently informed with respect to all of the Commission's activities. The Department of Defense shall keep the Joint Committee fully and currently infonned 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 infonnation requested 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 10. - R.1. I, Chairman Representative Chet Holifield 10. - Callf.), Vice Chairman Senate Members MAJORITY: (5 D.) Senators Pastore -R.I.; Russell-Ga.; Anderson - N. Mex.; Gore- Tenn.; and Jackson -Wash. MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Hlckenlooper -Iowa; Aiken - Vt.; Bennett - Utah; Curtis - Neb. House Members MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Hoi ifield - Calif.; Price -III.; Aspinall- Colo.; Morris N. Mex.; and John Young, Texas. MINORITY: (4 R.) Representatives Hosmer-Calif.; Bates-Mass.; Anderson-IlL; and McCulloch - Ohio. STAFF H 403 Capitol Bldg. Direct Dial 225-6111 Sauser, Edward Deputy Director Kehoe, Matthew W. Printing Clerk Burris, Joel B. Document Clerk Kimmel, Richard S. Document Spec. Cornert, 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. Ass!. Staff Counsel Jack, Edith E. Reporter The seven subcommittees utilize the staff of the full committee. SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGREEMENTS FOR COOPERATION Senator Albert Gore SUICoaMTTU COMIUllnU Scute M.bCfs: Senators lIonroney· Okla.; and Carlson· Kansas. oa Hou~ R~resentatlves R~twnl.ttln Tllo'UJ 1;. Me..... J 10. - N. M.I, 0111_ Members; Thompson· N. J., and Cleveland, N. H. MAJORITY; (4 D.) Rep. u ...,,~. ~".l!"'~ G'on. J,)(l~"'. ~nd RtD. v:;vo~ . STAFF MINORITY: C2 R.) Stn.ator A,ltn .a:'ld RtP'tHnUllve YcCulioch. H 329 CAPITOL BLDG. Direct Dial 225·2011 Langston, Julian P. CIerk SUICOMMITTU Oil LEGISLATION Repres~talive Chet Holilleid lD. -canr.), Chairman MAJORITY: (5 D.) Rep. Holifield. Sen. Pastoe, Gore, Jackson, and Rep. Aspinall. JOINT ECONOMIC COMMITTEE MINORITY: (4 R. I Senators Hickenlooper, Aiken, Rel)'esentatlves Hosmer and Anderson. ". • • composed of ten Members of the Senate. • • and ten Members of the House" SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY APPLIOATIONS of Representatives, . •• In each case, the maiority porty sholl be represented by six Senator Henry M. Jackson (D. -Wash.), Chalnnan members and the minority porty sholl be represented by four members. (b) It sholl be MAJORITY: (4 D. ) Senators Jackson, Anderson (N. 1.1.), and Pastore, and Rep. Holifield. the function of the loint commillee - (1) To make a continuing study of matters relating MINORITY: () R.) Senator Curtis, Representatives Hosmer and Bates. to the Economic Report: (2) to study means of coordinating progroms in ord.r to fur ther the policy of this Act; and (3) as a guide to the severoI 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. ceto.), 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 Reptesentatlve McCulloch. main recommendations mod. 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••[11.), Chalnnan Senator William Proxmire !D. -Wis.), Chairman MAJORITY: (5 D.) Representatives Price and Holifield; Senators Pastore, Gore, Jackson. Representative Wright Patman !D. - Tex.), Vice Chainnan MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Hlck enlooper and Aiken; Reps. Hosmer, and Anderson (III. ). Senate Members SUBCOMMITTEE ON SECURITY MAJORITY: (ll D.) Senators Proxmire -Wis.; Sparkman -Ala.; Fulbright -Ark.; Talmadge Senator Clinton P. Anderson (D•• N. M.), Chalnnan Ga.; Symington -Mo.; and Ribicoff - Conn. MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Anderson, Pastore, Jackson, and Rep. Young. MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Javits - N. Y.; Miller - Iowa; Jordan - Idaho; and Percy - III. MINORITY: () R.) Senator Bennett; Reptesentatlves Bates and McCulloch. . House Members MAJORITY: (ll D.) Reptesentatives Patman-Tex.; Bolling-Mo.; Boggs-La.; Reuss-Wis.; Griffiths - Mich. and Moorhead- Penn. MINORITY: (4 R.) Reptesentatives Curtis-Mo.; Widnall-N.J.; Rumsfeid-III.; and Brock- JOINT COMMITTEE ON DEFENSE PRODUCTION Tenn. STAFF .. • • • composed of five members of the Senate appointed by the Chairman of the Com G-133 NSOB CAPITOL 4-3121 EXT. Sill mittee on Bonking 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 Commillee, and five members who are Knowles, James W. Dir. of Research Frechtling, Douglas C. Research Ass!. members of the Bonking and Currency Commillee 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 Commillee. The Committee Henderson, John B. Economist O'Malley, Christopher C. Printing Asst. sholl elect a Chairman and a Vice Chairman from among its members; one snail 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 Representat;ves. It sholl make contin Kaufman, Richard F. Economist Entrekin, Juanita L. Secy. uing studies pursuant to the Defense Production Act of 1950, and, upon request, fumish in Webster, Donald A. Minority Economist McAfee, Anne N. Secy. formation to other commillees 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. I, Chairman Senator John Sparkman !D. -Ala.), Vice Chairman SUBCOMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC PROGRESS Representative Wright Patman (0. - Tex. I, Chairman Senate Members MAJORITY: (ll D. I Rep. Patman, Senators Proxmire, Fulbright, Talmadge, Rep. Griffiths MAJORITY: () D.) Senators Sparkman-.6la.; Proxmire-Wis.; and Williams-N.J. and Moorhead. MINORITY; (2 R.) Senators Bennett - 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. Talmadge lD. -Ga.), Chairman STAFF MAJORITY: (4 D.) Senators Talmadge, Fulbright; Rep. Bolling and Griffiths. 459 OSOB CAPITOL 4-3121 EXT. 2331 MINORITY: (3 R.) Senator Miller, Rep. Curtis and Rumsfeld. Ault, George T. Prof. Staff Mbr. Warren, Harold J. Clerk & Counsel Echols, Mattie I. Secy. SUBCOMMITTEE ON ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT William Prcxmlre (D. - WIs.I, Chairman "'\JO~ITV: JOINT COMMITTEE ON DISPOSITION OF EXECUTIVE PAPERS III O.l Sfn.ltOF> Prc"'''e, SrJrr"'Jn, Sy",inglon, Rc:. Pat r;"oa n, Griffiths and u ~-"'-"":'Jj ~ ~>t~'J~ J:.r~.v; ':.LJ~·::L ~~':';:Y. ~C-P. ~!IS R~~~f~ld .. • . • composed of two members of the Senole appoint ed by the President of the Sen· U.:'i..·.. :! .... · ,c I 1\ C ... Jr.!' . ate, and two meni>ers of the House of Representatives appointed by the Speaker. S..at. IU'C~ITTU members appointed from the Rules and Administration Commillee, and the House Members 01 'IICAL POLICT ...... U"':..:Jr...... -tN ,",iffi~"\ CO .I/i,~" I. C1\I1....u appointed from the membership of tl>e Commillee on House A,"iniSlrotion. The Commi~ ,. .. , .. '.-,' , - " iJ f";: E\-....'l\ • examines lists of govemment recOIds w+.ich the Administrator of General s..v;cu cons,cIe SUIC01lMTTIl 01 nail.. 1001.0 'OllOY Bid•• Roo.. bt. H.l1~ ~ 10. ·u I. QuI,.. Trotttr , Richard Attorney N50B 5210 5561 MAJORITY; (8 D.l Rep, 80<;~5, Se'Ulor5 ~Pol'""'..I.~. FulbrlllM. hlm.klllt. S,mi"llIOl'l••~ Klud, Leon W. Economist NSOB • 5210 5561 Ribicoff; Rtprtsentatives ReuS1 300 lIoorhead. Daley, Jamie Secretary LHOB 1010 6801 MINORITY: (5 R.) Senatoes Jav.ts , lolli/rr. Representatives Widnall, Rumsftld, and Brock. Ruth, Elizabeth Secretary' LHOB 1011 3621 Savage, Linda Secretary LHOB 1012 3621 SUBCOMMITTU 011 IIITER-AMERICAN ECOIIOMJO RELATIOIISHIPS Bailey, Marcia Secretary LHOB 1011 3621 John J. Sparkman (D. -Ala. I. Charnnan Johnson, Sheila L. Secretary N50B 5210 5561 MAJORITY: (6 D.) Senators Sparkman, Fulbright, Ribtcoff, Rep. Bolling, Boggs, Reuss. MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Javits , Jordan (Idaho). Rep. Curtis and Rumsfeld. JOINT COMMITIEE ON lliE LIBRARY SUBCOr.t.1ITTEE 011 IIITERNATIONAL EXCHANGE AND PAYMENTS Henry S. Reuss (D. -Wis. I. Chairman .. • • • compo.eeI of five member. of the Senate and five memb.r. of the House, Th. MAJORITY: (6 D.) Rep. Reuss. Senators Proxmire, Symington, Rep. Bolling, Boggs, and Committee con.ider. propo.al. concerning the management and .xpan.ion of the Library of Moorhead. Congr•••• the d.v.lopment and maintenance of the Botanic Gardens, the r.c.ipt of gifts far MINORITY: (4 R.) Senators Javits , Percy, Representatives Widnall and Brocle. the benefit of the library. and certain matter. r.lating ta placing of statu•• and other worlc. of art in the Capital." SUBCOMMITTEE 011 URBAN AFFAIRS Representative Richard Boiling 152 r';~.:j CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIRECTORY JOIIllT COMMITTEE ON PRIIIlTING - Continued Congressional Record Index Office 1304 NSOB Direct Dial 225-52&8 Moore, C. J. Chief Indexer Dyrenfcrth, Evelyn History of Bills Condon, Dale E. Asst. KundahI, 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 FEDER~L 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 011 expendi. tures of the Federal Government with a view toward recommending the elimination of those it considers nonessential. At the conclusion of its studi.s, 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, Ct Senate Members Roof, ,Philir MAJORITY: (4 D.l Senators Ellender-La.; Holland-Fla.; Long-La.; Anderson-N. Mex. Clancy, The MINORITY: (3 R.l Senators Williams-Del.; and Allott-Colo. Rubel, ,Walt, Jenkins, AI1 House Members MAJORITY: (4 D. I Representatives Mahon-Tex.; Kirwan-Ohio; Mills-Ark.; King-Calif. Winkelmann, MINORITY; 12 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 STAFF Caraway, J. 128 OSOB Direct Dial 225·1150 Kolnacki, Catherine F. Clerk JOINT SENATE - HOUSE REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP Chairman Ray Bliss, Presiding Officer Powell. Jar Senate Members Senators Dirksen-III; Kuchel-Calif.; Hickenlooper-lowa; Smith-Maine; Murphy-Cllif.; Krahling, R Young-No Dak.; and Scott-Penn. Administrati House Members Trollinger, Representatives Ford-Mich.; Arends-ilL; Laird-Wise.; Rhodes-Ariz.; Smith - Calif.; Morrison, S~ Bob Wilson-Calif.; Goodell-N.Y.; Poff-Va.; and Cramer-Fla. Gtevey, Sgt Abernathy • ~ STAFF samuels,S' I 124 CAPITOL BLDG. Direct Dial 225· 3100 Hudak, Sgt. Ballard. t.e Fisher, John B. Staff ConsuItant Van Oosterhout, Sara Rsch. Asst. Disney, Le De Keyser. Bungor, Lu Williams. J Godfrey. CI Stnat. S.c1 Green, Frr. H.... S.et Roberts. J( 154