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GPO-CRECB-1962-Pt5-11-2.Pdf 7070 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - HOUSE April 19 Hogan; Thomas.M., Ramey, Arthur U.S. COAST GUARD Anthony John Soltys William James Wal- 2d. Ransburg, Judge The following-named persons to the grade Theodore Arthur lace, Jr. Holcomb, CeQil B., Jr. Redden, Paul J. indicated in the U.S. Coast Guard: Somes . Thomas William Wat- Holtsinger, Rollie Ressler, Ronald K. Elmer Sorensen, Jr. kins III Honaker, Errol K. Reynolds, William J. To be commanders William Harry Spence'I'homas Samuel Ingram, William L. Richman, Gerald F. Jalmer 0.13rown William B. Durham Wayne Paul Stevens Whipple Jackson, Murphy Riddle, Dempster James Cavahaugh Hamlett I. Allen Hugh Lafayette Daniel Michael White Jackson, Randall C. W., III Rodman W. Vaughan Theron H. Gato Thomas, Jr. Jack Warwick Whit- Jemison, Paul 0. Riegel, Curtis E. Arnold J. Larsen Charles F. W. Cullison Henry Bradley Traver ing, Jr. Jennings, Gordon L. Roberts, James T., Jr. Frederick B. Thatcher James Alexander Um- David Hart Whitten Johnson, William L. Robinson, Richard M. berger David Harold Withers Jcmes, Bobby A . Rogan, JamesP. To be lieutenant commander Joseph Louis Valenti John Anthony Wuest­ Jones, James B. Rossi, David M. Alvin J. Boxwell Harvey Landin Wahn- neck Jones, Lee M. Russell, Stanley·W. quist, Jr. Ronald Charles Zinzer Jordan, John T., Jr. Ryan, John W. To be lieutenant James Lee Walker Kaplan, Thomas ,J. Sagerty, Kenneth T. Clement H. E. Kerans, Jr. To be chief warrant officer, W-4 Keisling, Harold G. Sampson, Jon L. Keller, David L. Sans, John A. To be ensigns Joseph A Nartonis Kilgore,.David M., 3d Scott, Hal G. Harry Andrew Allen Don Michael Keehn To be chief warrant officers, W-2 Kitchings, Philip, Jr. Shelton, Gerald F. John Knight Andrews Thomas Joseph Richard D. Borden Kobaly, George, Jr. Simpson, Donald A. George Eddings Kenney Marlan H. Murphy Kolker, Edward F. Sisk, Freddie D. Archer, Jr. Frederick Arthur Louis DeBernardi, Jr. Kunhart, Thomas J. Smith, James A. William Leon A very Kelley LaFrange, Joseph W.,Smith, Randolph L. Albert Frank Baker Richard Joseph II ...... •• III Smith, Turner T., Jr. Clifford Eugene Kiessel LeO,ate, Richard E. Stancer, William H. Banner Daniel Tobias Koenig Lemmer, John F. Stanley, Gerald I. Robert Andrew Bastek James Henry Lightner HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Lindseth, Marvin D. Statum, Herman C. Peter Michael Thomas Henry Lloyd, Lloyd, James W. Stewart, John F., Jr. Bernstein Jr. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1962 Lowsley, James P., Jr. Stiegler, Douglas P. Raymond Demetrius Neal Mahan Lucas, Larry F. Story, Eddie B. Bland Robert David Markoff The House met at 12 o'clock noon. Malcor, Dennis P. Summers, Clark H., Richard Carl Blaschke George Edward Mason The Chaplain, Rev. BernardBraskamp, Martin, Donald H. Jr. Robert Kent Blaschke John Thomas Mason D.D., offered the following prayer: Mathern, Vernon J. Surls, William J. Thomas Walter John Michael Mccann Matthews, Daryl B. Taylor, Robert E. Boerger Ro·bert Edward John 15: 13: Greater love hath no man McAnany, Robert B. Thomas, Billy M. Harold Lance Bonnet McDonough, Jr. than this, that a man lay down his life McClure, Donald L. Thomas, Eddie L. William Andrew James Charles for his friends. Mccotter, Orson L. Thornton, Jack R. Borchers McElroy Almighty God, in these closing days McCoy, Ronald L. Thrasher, Robert H. David Thomas Boyle Thomas Peter of Holy Week we are bowing unto Thee McCullough, Joe G. Thurmond, Donald Robert Frederick McGann in penitence and praise as we think of McDavitt, Gerald W. Boysen, Jr. Thomas Francis McDowell, Thomas D. Tietz, Henr_y M., Jr. John Wentworth McGrath III the great High Priest who, on Good McGee, Willie T. Tincher, James C., Brittain James Andrew Friday, laid upon the altar the accept­ McLaughlin, William III Larry Dennis Brooks McIntosh able sacrifice of His own life for the H. Tobin, Jacob G. W. Phillip Jeffrey Bull Alexander Clark salvation of the world. Mendicino, Vincent F'. Tucker, Charles G. Carl Henry Burkhart McKean, Jr. Grant that on Easter Sunday, when Miller, James W. Ulveling, Max G. David Kevin Carey Timothy George we commemorate His glorious resurrec­ Montgomery, William Van Cleave, John T. Louis Michael Casale McKinna tion and victory over the grave, we may C1 Vivas, Ernest E. George Anthony Arthur William Mooney, Lowell T., Jr. Wagner, Frederic C., Casimir Mergner, Jr. receive insight to .see our own life in a Moore, Howard W., Jr. III David Raynor Coady Wade Mulford new perspective and with more of radi­ Moore, Robert A. Waldren, Roy A. Walter Melbourne Moncrief, Jr. ancy and light, triumph and hope. Morgan, William H. Walsh, Gordon 0. Coburn Francis William ·May we hereafter rise to higher levels Mount, Wallace K. Walters, Floyd J., Jr. Richard Vincent Mooney of character and conduct and be blessed Myer,s, William R. Washington, Thomas Consigli Charles Wesley with a new attitude of soul, whose music Navarro, Roberto, J:r. E. Joseph Lawrence Morgan is set to a finer and .firmer key. Neidlinger, Darryl M. Waynick, William C. Crowe, Jr. Stewart Brandhorst Neilson. Roberts. Webb, Quentin R. Laurence Joseph Morgan Inspire us with such newness of life Newman, Harold Weeks, Thomas L., Jr. Dallaire, ,Jr. James Lowell Mueller that when its eventide comes we may Nolen, William R. Weisz, Pau1 J. John George Wi11iam Stewart Mur- be ready and worthy to join our loved Noles, William o. Weleber, Kenneth F. Denninger, Jr. ray ones and the salnts of all the ages in O'Neal, Samuel K. Wharton, Richard R., Joseph Patrick Dibella Michael Owen Mur- the communion and companionship of Onley, Benjamin R. Jr. JosephHenryDiscenza tagh . Thy nearer presence. Osborne, John w. Whatley, Tommy V. Lance Arthur Eagan Peter Thomas Muth Hear us in the name of our risen Ozment, Robert L. Wheadon, Aquilla W4 Joseph Robert Fine1U Richard Brien O'Xeefe Lord. Amen. Page, David R. Whittington., William Arthur Richard Gandt Leonard Joseph "Pi- Pellegrino, Joseph P. R. DaYid Shaw Gemmell chini Pelzl, Albert L. Wilkerson, Roger C. James Franklin °Ronald Martin Potter · THE JOURNAL Peters, Frederick J 1 Wiley, Jerry D. Greene, Jr. David William Proud- Phillips, Richard K. Williams, Michael J. Richmond Dean foot 'I'he Journal of the proceedings of yes­ Pierce, Edward D. Williams, W.arren B. Greenough, Jr. David WilliamRobin- Piersol, Lawrence L. Wilson, 'L'eSt er R. William Scott Haight ette terday was read and approved. Pillow. William T. Woodham, Gary E. Glenn Edgar Haines .Edward Kenneth.Roe, Woodruff, .Edward D. · David Wade Hastings Jr. Pippin, James D. Woods, James 13 .., III William Colbert .Allen 'Edward THE LATE HATTON SUMNERS Poole, George E.~ Jr . Wren, Rlchard C. Heming Rolland Porterfield, Kenneth N,wuench, Robert L. Arthur Eugene Henn William Henry Roth Mr. ALGER. Mr. Speaker, I ask Power, Joseph W., III Young~ Stefan A. · Peter Christian Jon Patrick Ry.an unanimous consent to address the House Prim, David F. Zugel, Raymond J. Hennings Joseph Henry Sanford for 1 minute. Quigley., Ralph P. Stephen Henry Hines Lawrence Michael The SPEAKER. Is there obj.ection Eugene Hornstein Schilling to the request of the gentleman from Raymond Jerry · Michael Joseph Schiro Texas? Houttekier John GallupSchmidt- There was no objection. CONF'IRMATIONS Kwang-Ping Hsu man Norman HenTy Huff Richard Eugene Mr. ALGER. Mr. Speaker, on this Executive nominations confirmed by day, Maundy Thursday, it is with the the Senate April 19, 1962: Herbert Miller Hurst Shrum Harry Nelson Frederick Damien deepest sorrow that I report to my col­ DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE .Hutchins III SmJth leagues what I learned only minutes ago J. Herbert Ho1lomon,, of New York, to be an Thomas Patrick Joseph James Smith of the passing of our dear .former col­ Assistant Secretary of Commerce. Keane Thomas David Smith league, Hatton Sumners, Representative 1962 CONGRESSIONAL-RECORD - HOUSE 7071 of the Fifth District, Texas, the district ners was truly one of the great legisla­ After his retirement from the Congress I now represent. He w:as a public serv­ tors of all time. He was a great Ameri­ he authored his book, "The P_rivate Citi­ ant in the highest sense of the word. He can and his contributions to the legisla­ zen and His Democracy." Characteris­ served in this body for 34 years. His wise tive history of our country will be forever tically brief and to the point, it traced counsel and untiring efforts as a Member clearly and indelibly imprinted on the the history of government from its be­ of this body were a constant inspiration pages of our legislative history. ginning, with particular reference to our to me. I have had a long friendship with Mr. ALGER. I thank the distin­ own democratic system. It is so well him. and he extended to me his close guished Speaker. and concisely written in such simple lan­ friendship, advice, and counsel. My Mr. HALLECK. Mr. Speaker, will the guage that this generation would benefit sympathy goes to the remaining mem­ gentleman yield? were it-required reading in every school bers of his family and his friends. While Mr. ALGER. I yield to the gentle­ in the land. we mourn his passing, we certainly take man from Indiana. But his laurels do not rest alone upon pride in his long and useful career, Mr. HALLECK. Mr. Speaker, I came his great intellect, his forensic ability, or knowing full well that our city of Dallas, to the Congress in 1935. There were not the eminence of his statesmanship. He thE- State of Texas, and our country are very many Republicans here then and, was one of those rare individuals equally the better because Hatton Sumners was certainly, I was .something of an oddity at home in any group from the highest among us.
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