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COMPILATION OF 80 WATERCOLOR DRAWINGS OF MEET THE PRESS GUESTS, CREATED BY HELEN COGSWELL TROSTEL

MAY 19,1963 - SEPTEMBER 18 ,1966

Undated Laurence E. Spivak, "Permanent Panel Member on Meet the Press, America's Press Conference of the Air, presented by N.B.C."

President John F. assassination November 22, 1963: Undated: John Fitzgerald Kennedy in The Conversation with Sander Vanocur November 25, 1963: At the President's Reception for the Heads of State who had earlier that day attended the funeral of John Fitzgerald Kennedy

1963 May 19, 1963: Muhammed Zafrulla Kahn, Pakistan, Current President of U.N. Assembly May 26, 1963: James Meredith - enrolled at the University of 1962 June 2, 1963: (on desegregation) June 9th, 1963: Commissioner of Education Francis Keppel June 16, 1963: June 23, 1963: Attorney General Robert Kennedy , 1963: Senator Thruston B. Martin, Kentucky, Chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee July 7, 1963: May Craig, Portland Press Herald on the panel to interview Senator John G. Tower, Republican, July 7, 1963: Senator John G. Tower, Republican, Texas July 14, 1963: Representative Robert Taft, jr., Republican - Ohio, member of House Banking and Currency, and Education and Labor Committee July 21, 1963: Conference Chairman Governor Albert D. Rosellini, Democrat - and Governor Farris Bryant, Democrat, at The Annual Governor's Conference, Miami, Florida July 28, 1963: H.E. Gilbert, President of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen - on settlement of rail dispute

August 4, 1963: Former Governor W. Averell Harriman of N.Y., Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs August 11, 1963: Senator Richard B. Russell, , Democrat, Chairman of the Armed Forces Committee; Leader of the Fight against the President's Civil Rights program August 18, 1963: George F. Kennan, Former Ambassador to the USSR; Recent Ambassador to Yugoslavia August 25, 1963: Roy Wilkins, Executive Secretary of the NAACP and Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., Head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference September 1, 1963: Dr. , Physicist, and opponent of the Test-ban Treaty September 15, 1963: Governor Nelson , Republican, September 29, 1963: Reginald Maulding, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer October 6, 1963: His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I, of October 13, 1963: Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu of SouthVietnam and her daughter Le Thuy October 27, 1963: Sir Roy Welensky, Prime Minister of the of Rhodesia and Nyasaland in Central Africa November 10, 1963: Professor Zbigniew Brzesinski, Director, Research Institute on Communist Affairs, Columbia University December 15, 1963: , Director of the December 29, 1963: Professor James MacGregor Burns, Chairman of the Dept, of Political Science at Williams College; Biographer of the late Pres. John F. Kennedy

1964 January 26, 1964: Representative Howard W. Smith, Democrat - , Chairman of the House Rules Committee February 2, 1964: "The EV and Charlie Show" Senator - , Senate Minority Leader and Rep. Charles Halleck - Indiana,House Minority Leader February 9, 1964: Governor George Romney, Republican Michigan, Possible Presidential Candidate February 17, 1964: Governor William W. Scranton, - Possibility for GOP Presidential Nomination February 23, 1964: Theodore C. Sorensen, Special Counsel to Pres. Johnson and the late President Kennedy March 1st, 1964: George W. Ball, Under Secretary of State March 8, 1964: Senator , Democratic March 22, 1964: Sargent Shriver, Director, Office of Economic Opportunity; Director, Peace Corps

March 29, 1964: Senator Edward M. "Ted" Kennedy, April 5, 1964: Dr. Milton Eisenhower, The President of Johns Hopkins University,;Critical Issues Council Chairman Republican Citizens Committee April 19, 1964: King Hussein of Jordan, Who is on a to the United States April 26, 1964: Mme. Indira Gandhi, Daughter of Prime Minister Nehru of India May 3rd, 1964: , Republican Candidate for Governor of May 16, 1964: Governor of May 31, 1964: Senator Thomas H. Kuchel, Campaign Manager for Gov. Rockefeller and Former Senator Wm. F. Knowland, Campaign manager for June 7, 1964: Governor John Anderson, Jr., Republican of Kansas; Conference Chairman and Governor James A. Rhodes, Republican of Ohio, Host Governor, at the Governor's Conference, , Ohio June 14, 1964: , National Campaign Manager for Senator Barry Goldwater June 21, 1964: Governor Carlos Lacerda, Guanabara, Brazil - top contender for office of President of Brazil June 28, 1964: French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve do Murville in Paris (relayed via Telstar Satellite) August 2, 1964: LeRoy Collins, Director, Community Relations Service August 9, 1964: Senator , Democrat of , Concerning the Vice Presidential Race August 16, 1964: Mayor Robert Wagner of September 6, 1964: Robert Welch, Head of the September 13, 1964: Rep. William E. Miller, Republican, New York, The Vice Presidential Candidate , 1964: Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson, U.S. Representative to the December 27, 1964: Dr. James B. Conant, Authority on Education, and Author of "Shaping Educational Policy"

1965 January 17, 1965: Dean Birch, Chairman Republican National Committee January 31, 1965: Dr. Bernard Fall, Professor of International Relations, Howard University, Washington, D.C. February 7, 1965: David J.McDonald, President, of America (since 1952) and I.W. Abel, Secretary-Treasurer, United Steelworkers of America (since 1952)

February 14, 1965: Governor Paul B. Johnson, Democrat, Mississippi February 28, 1965: Senator Russell B. Long, Democrat, , Senate Majority Whit; Member Foreign Relations and Finance Committees; Delegate to the U.N. March 7th, 1965: Abba Eban, Deputy Prime Minister, Israel; former Israeli Ambassador to the United States and to the U.N. March 14, 1965: Senator J. W. Fulbright , (Democrat, Arkansas) Chairman, Senate Foreign Relations Committee March 21, 1965: General Thomas S. Power, U.S.A.F. (Ret.) , Former Commander in Chief, Strategic Air Command April 4, 1965: McGeorge Bundy, Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs April 11, 1965: Attorney General Nicholas deB. Katzenbach, Attorney General of the United States April 18, 1965: , Governing Mayor of Berlin and Candidate for Chancellor of Social Democratic Party April 25, 1965: Henry H. Fowler, Secretary of the Treasury May 2, 1965: Senator Thomas J. Dodd, Democrat of , interviewed about his recent trip to Vietnam and Southeast Asia May 9, 1965: Thanat Khoman, Foreign Minister of Thailand May 30, 1965: , Secretary of State June 6, 1965: Chancellor Erhard of West June 13, 1965: 1964 Presidential Candidate Barry Goldwater July 11, 1965: Rep. John V. Lindsay, Republican, N.Y., Candidate for Mayor of New York City July 4, 1965: Secretary of the Interior, Stewart L. Udall August 29, 1965: Los Angeles police Chief, William H. Parker October 31, 1965: Madame Chiang Kai-shek, first lady of the Republic of China November 14, 1965: Governor Philip H. Hoff, and Governor John H. Chaffee, , recently returned from Vietnam

1966 April 17, 1966 Ambassador Goldberg, United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations September 18, 1966: President Ferdinand E. Marcos of the Philippine Islands