Congressional
Pictorial
Directory

January 1977
NINETY-FIFTH CONGRESS 



NINETY- FIFTH CONGRESS
Congressional
Pictorial
Directory
JANUARY 1977
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON: 1977
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Howard W. Cannon, Senator from Nevada, Chairman Frank Thompson, Jr., Representative from New Jersey, Vice Chairman
James B. Allen, Senator from Alabama
Mark O. Hatfield, Senator from Oregon
Augustus F. Hawkins, Representative from California
William L. Dickinson, Representative from Alabama
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Contents
Page
President Jimmy Carter.............................. V
Vice President Walter F. Mondale.................. vii
Photographs of:
Officers of the Senate.......................... 1-3
Officers of the House........................... 4-5
Chaplains and Officials of the Capitol ...	6
Members (by States)........................... 7-157
Delegates and Resident Commissioner ...	158
State delegations (by districts)...............161-180
Classification.................................... 181
Alphabetical list of:
Senators.....................................185-188
Representatives............................. 189-202
* Terms not consecutive.
}Also served previous term.
Jimmy Carter
President oj the United States
Walter F. Mondale
Vice President of the United States

SENATE OFFICIALS
Walter F. Mondale
President of the Senate
Janies O. Eastland
President pro tempore
Hubert H. Humphrey
Deputy president pro tempore
1
SENATE OFFICIALS
Francis R. Valeo
Secretary 1
F. Nordy Hoffmann
Sergeant at Arms
J. Stanley Kimmitt
Secretary for the Majority2
James H. Duffy
Secretary for the Majority3
2
1	Until April 1, 1977.
2	Elected Secretary of the Senate effective April 1, 1977.
3	Effective April 1, 1977.
SENATE OFFICIALS
W. E. Hildenbrand
Secretary for the Minority
Darrell St Claire
Assistant Secretary of the Senate
Murray Zweben Parliamentarian
3
HOUSE OFFICIALS
Thomas P. O’Neill, Jr.
Speaker of the House
William H. Brown
Parliamentarian
Edmund L. Henshaw, Jr.
Clerk
Kenneth R. Harding
Sergeant at Arms
4
HOUSE OFFICIALS
James T. Molloy
Doorkeeper
Robert V. Rota
Postmaster
5
CAPITOL OFFICIALS
Rev. Edward L. R. Elson
Senate Chaplain
Rev. Edward G. Latch
House Chaplain
George M. White
Architect of the Capitol
Dr. Freeman H. Cary
Attending Physician
6
ALABAMA
Sen. John J. Sparkman of Huntsville
Democrat—Nov. 6, 1946
Sen. James B. Allen of Gadsden
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1969
Jack Edwards of Mobile (1st Dist.) Republican—7 th term
William L. Dickinson of Montgomery (2d Dist.)
Republican—-7 th term
7
ALABAMA
William Nichols of Sylacauga (3d Dist.) Democrat—6th term
Ronnie G. Flippo of Florence (5th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Tom Bevill
of Jasper (4th Dist.)
Democrat—6th term
John Buchanan
of Birmingham (6th Dist.~)
Republican—7th term
8
ALABAMA
Walter Flowers of Tuscaloosa (7th Dist.) Democrat—5 th term
9
ALASKA
Sen. Theodore F. Stevens of Anchorage
Republican—Dec. 24, 1968
Sen. Mike Gravel of Anchorage
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1969
Don Young
of Fort Yukon (at Large)
Republican—3d term
10
ARIZONA
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Scottsdale
Republican—Jan. 3, 1969f
Sen. Dennis DeConcini of Tucson
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1977
John J. Rhodes
of Mesa (1st Dist.)
Republican—13 th term
Morris K. Udall of Tucson (2d Dist.) Democrat—9th term
11
ARIZONA
Bob Stump
of Tolleson (3d Dist.)
Democrat—1st term
Eldon D. Rudd
of Scottsdale (4th Dist.)
Republican—1st term
12
ARKANSAS
Sen. Dale Bumpers
of Charleston
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1975
Sen. John L. McClellan
of Little Rock
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1943
Bill Alexander of Osceola (1st Dist.) Democrat—5th term
James G. Tucker, Jr. of Little Rock (2d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
13
ARKANSAS
John P. Hammerschmidt of Harrison (3d Dist.) Republican—6th term
Ray Thornton of Sheridan (4th Dist.) Democrat—3d term
14
CALIFORNIA
Sen. Alan Cranston of Los Angeles Democrat—Jan. 3, 1969
Sen. S. I. Hayakawa of Mill Valley
Republican—Jan. 2, 1977
Harold T. Johnson of Roseville (1st Dist.) Democrat—10th term
Don H. Clausen
of Crescent City (2d Dist.)
Republican—8th term
15
CALIFORNIA
John E. Moss
of Sacramento (3d Dist.)
Democrat—13th term
Robert L. Leggett of Vallejo (4th Dist.)
Democrat—8 th term
John Burton
of San Francisco (5th Dist.)
Democrat—3d term
Phillip Burton
of San Francisco (6th Dist.)
Democrat—8th term
16
CALIFORNIA
George Miller of Martinez (7th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Fortney H. (Pete) Stark of Oakland (9th Dist.) Democrat—3d term
Ronald V. Dellums of Berkeley (8th Dist.) Democrat—4th term
Don Edwards
of San Jose (10th Dist.)
Democrat—8th term
17
CALIFORNIA
Leo J. Ryan
of Belmont (11th Dist.)
Paul N. McCloskey, Jr.
of Menlo Park (12th Dist.)
Democrat—3d term
Republican—6th term
Norman Y. Mineta of San Jose (13th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
John J. McFall
of Manteca (I4th Dist.)
Democrat—11th term
18
CALIFORNIA
B. F. Sisk
of Fresno (15th Dist.)
Democrat—12th term
Leon E. Panetta
of Carmel Valley (16th Dist.)
Democrat—1st term
John Krebs
of Fresno (17th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
William M. Ketchum of Bakersfield (18th Dist.) Republican—3d term
19
CALIFORNIA
Robert J. Lagomarsino of Ojai (19th Dist.) Republican—3d term
James C. Corman of Van Nuys (21st Dist.) Democrat—9 th term
Barry M. Goldwater, Jr.
of W oodland Hills (20th Dist.) Republican—5th term
Carlos J. Moorhead of Glendale (22d Dist.) Republican—3d term
20
CALIFORNIA
Anthony C. Beilenson of Los Angeles (23d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Henry A. Waxman of Los Angeles (24th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Edward R. Roybal of Los Angeles (25th Dist.) Democrat—8th term
John IL Rousselot of San Marino (26th Dist.) Republican—6th term*
21
CALIFORNIA
Robert K. Dor nan
Yvonne B. Burke of Los Angeles (28th Dist.) Democrat—3d term
of Los Angeles (27th Dist.)
Republican—1st term
Augustus F. Hawkins of Los Angeles (29th Dist.) Democrat—8 th term
George E. Danielson of Monterey Park (30th Dist.) Democrat—4th term
22
CALIFORNIA
Charles II. Wilson of Hawthorne (31st Dist.) Democrat—8 th term
Glenn M. Anderson of Harbor City (32 d Dist.) Democrat—5th term
Mark W. Hannaford of Lakewood (34lh Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Del Clawson
of Downey (33d Dist.)
Republican—8th term
23
CALIFORNIA
Jim Lloyd
of TVest Covina (35th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
George E. Brown, Jr. of Colton (36th Dist.) Democrat—7th term*
Shirley N. Pettis
of Loma Linda (37th Dist.)
Republican—2d term
Jerry M. Patterson of Santa Ana (38th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
24
CALIFORNIA
Robert E. Badham
of Newport Beach (40th Dist.)
Republican—1st term
Charles E. Wiggins of Fullerton (39th Dist.) Republican—6th term
Bob Wilson
of San Diego (41st Dist.)
Republican—13th term
Lionel Van Deerlin of Chula Vista (42d Dist.) Democrat—8 th term
25
CALIFORNIA
Clair W. Burgener
of Rancho Santa Fe (43d Dist.)
Republican—3d term
26
COLORADO
Sen. Floyd K. Haskell of Littleton
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1973
Sen. Gary Hart of Denver
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1975
Patricia Schroeder of Denver (1st Dist.) Democrat—3d term
Timothy E. Wirth of Denver (2d Dist.) Democrat—2d term
27
COLORADO
Frank E. Evans of Beulah (3d Dist.) Democrat—7th term
James P. (Jim) Johnson of Fort Collins (4th Dist.) Republican—3d term
William L. Armstrong of Aurora (5th Dist.) Republican—3d term
28
CONNECTICUT
Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff of Hartford
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1963
Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, Jr.
of Greenwich
Republican—Jan. 3, 1971
William R. Cotter of Hartford (1st Dist.) Democrat—4th term
Christopher J. Dodd
of North Stonington (2d Dist.) Democrat—2d term
29
CONNECTICUT
Robert N. Giaimo
of North Haven (3d Dist.)
Democrat—10th term
Stewart B. McKinney of Fairfield (4th Dist.) Republican—4th term
Ronald A. Sarasin
of Beacon Falls (5th Dist.)
Republican—3d term
Toby Moffett
of Unionville (6th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
30
DELAWARE
Sen. William V. Roth, Jr. of Wilmington
Republican—Jan. 1, 1971
Sen. Joseph R. Biden, Jr. of Wilmington
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1973
Thomas B. Evans, Jr. of Wilmington (at Large) Republican—1st term
31
FLORIDA
Sen. Lawton Chiles
of Lakeland
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1971
Sen. Richard (Dick) Sto of Tallahassee
Democrat—Jan. I, 1975
Robert L. F. Sikes of Crestview (1st Dist.)
Democrat—19th term
Don Fuqua
of Altha (2d Dist.)
Democrat—8th term
FLORIDA
Charles E. Bennett
of Jacksonville (3d Dist.)
Democrat—15th term
Bill Chappell, Jr.
of Ocala (4th Dist.)
Democrat—5 th term
Richard Kelly of Holiday (5th Dist.) Republican—2d term
C. W. Bill Young
of St. Petersburg (6th Dist.)
Republican—-4th term
33
FLORIDA
Sam M. Gibbons of Tampa (7th Dist.) Democrat—8th term
Andrew P. Ireland of Winter Haven (8th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Louis Frey, Jr.
of Winter Park (9th Dist.)
Republican—5 th term
L. A. (Skip) Bafalis
of Fort Myers Beach (10th Dist.)
Republican—3d term
FLORIDA
Paul G. Rogers
of West Palm Beach (11th Dist.)
Democrat—12th term
J. Herbert Burke of Hollywood (12th Dist.) Republican—6th term
William Lehman of North Miami Beach (13th Dist.)
Democrat—3d term
Claude Pepper of Miami (14th Dist.) Democrat—Sth term
FLORIDA
Dante B. Fascell of Miami (15th Dist.) Democrat—12th term
36
GEORGIA
Sen. Herman E. Talmadge of Lovejoy
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1957
Sen. Sam Nunn of Perry
Democrat—Nov. 8, 1972
Bo Ginn
of Millen (1st Dist.)
Democrat—3d term
Dawson Mathis of Albany (2d Dist.) Democrat—4th term
37
GEORGIA
Jack Brinkley
of Columbus (3d Dist.)
Democrat—6th term
5 th, District—Vacant
Elliott H. Levitas of Atlanta (4th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
John J. Flynt, Jr.
of Griffin (6th Dist.)
Democrat—13th term
38
GEORGIA
Larry McDonald of Marietta (7th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Edgar L. Jenkins of Jasper (9th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Billy Lee Evans of Macon (8th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
D. Douglas Barnard, Jr. of Augusta (10th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
39
HAWAII
Sen. Daniel K. Inouye of Honolulu
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1963
Cecil Heftel
of Honolulu (1st Dist.)
Democrat—1st term
Sen. Spark M. Matsunaga of Honolulu
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1977
Daniel K. Akaka of Honolulu (2d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
40
Sen. Frank Church
of Boise
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1957
Steven D. Symms of Caldwell (1st Dist.) Republican—3d term
IDAHO
Sen. James A. McClure of Payette
Republican—Jan. 3, 1973
George Hansen of Pocatello (2d Dist.) Republican—4th term*
41
ILLINOIS
Sen. Adlai E. Stevenson of Chicago
Democrat—Nov. 17, 1970
Sen. Charles H. Percy of Wilmette
Republican—Jan. 3, 1967
Morgan F. Murphy of Chicago (2d Dist.) Democrat—4th term
Ralph II. Metcalfe of Chicago (1st Dist.) Democrat—4th term
42
ILLINOIS
Martin A. Russo of Chicago (3d Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Edward J. Derwinski of Flossmoor (4th Dist.) Republican—40th term
John G. Fary
of Chicago (5th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Henry J. Hyde
of Park Ridge (6th Dist.)
Republican—2d term
43
ILLINOIS
Cardiss Collins of Chicago (7th Dist.) Democrat—3d term
Dan Kostenkowski of Chicago (8th Dist.) Democrat—10th term
Sidney R. Yates of Chicago (9th Dist.) Democrat—14th term*
Abner J. Mikva
of Evanston (10th Dist.) Democrat—4th term*
44
Frank Annunzio of Chicago (11th Dist.) Democrat—7th term
Robert McClory
of Lake Bluff (13th Dist.)
Republican—8 th term
ILLINOIS
Philip M. Crane
of Mount Prospect (12th Dist.)
Republican—5 th term
John N. Erlenhorn
of Glen Ellyn (14th Dist.)
Republican—7th term
45
ILLINOIS
Thomas J. Corcoran of Ottawa (15th Dist.) Republican—1st term
John B. Anderson of Rockford (16th Dist.) Republican—9th term
Robert H. Michel
of Peoria (18th Dist.)
Republican—11th term
George M. O’Brien of Joliet (17th Dist.) Republican—3d term
46
ILLINOIS
Thomas F. Railsback of Moline (19th Dist.) Republican—6th term
Paul Findley of Pittsfield (20th Dist.) Republican—9th term
Edward R. Madigan of Lincoln (21st Dist.) Republican—3d term
George E. Shipley of Olney (22d Dist.) Democrat—10th term
47
ILLINOIS
Melvin Price
of East St. Louis (23d Dist.)
Democrat—17th term
Paul Simon
of Carbondale (21th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
48
INDIANA
Sen. Birch Bayh of Terre Haute
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1963
Sen. Richard G. Lugar of Indianapolis
Republican—Jan. 3, 1977
Adam Benjamin, Jr. of Hobart (1st Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Floyd J. Fithian of Lafayette (2d Dist.) Democrat—2d term
49
INDIANA
John Brademas of South Bend (3d Dist.) Democrat—10th lerm
J. Danforth Quayle
of Huntington (4th Dist.)
Republican—1st term
Elwood Hillis of Kokomo (5th Dist.) Republican—4th term
David W. Evans
of Indianapolis (6th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
50
INDIANA
John T. Myers
of Covington (7th Dist.)
Republican—6th term
Lee H. Hamilton of Columbus (9th Dist.) Democrat—7th term
David L. Cornwell of Paoli (8th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Philip R. Sharp
of Muncie (10th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
51
INDIANA
Andrew Jacobs, Jr.
of hidianapolis (11th Dist.)
Democrat—6th term*
52
IOWA
Sen. Dick Clark of Marion
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1973
Sen. John C. Culver of Cedar Rapids
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1975
Janies A. S. Leach of Davenport (1st Dist.) Republican—1st term
Michael T. Blouin of Dubuque (2d Dist.) Democrat—2d term
53
IOWA
Charles E. Grassley of Neiv Hartford (3d Dist.) Republican—-2d term
Neal Smith of Altoona (4th Dist.) Democrat—10th term
Berkley Bedell
of Spirit Lake (6th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Tom Harkin of Ames (5th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
54
KANSAS
Sen. Bob Dole
of Russell
Republican—Jan. 3, 1969
Sen. James B. Pearson of Prairie Village Republican—Jan. 31, 1962
Martha Keys
of Manhattan (2d D ist.)
Democrat—2d term
Keith G. Sebelius of Norton (1st Dist.) Republican—5 th term
55
KANSAS
Larry Winn, Jr.
of Overland Park (3d Dist.)
Republican—6th term
Joe Skubitz
of Pittsburg (5lh Dist.)
Republican—8th term
Daniel R. Glickman of Wichita (4th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
56
KENTUCKY
Sen. Walter (Dee) Huddleston
of Elizabethtown
Democrat—Jan. 3,1973
Sen. Wendell II. Ford
of Owensboro
Democrat—Dec. 28, 1974
Carroll Hubbard, Jr. of May field (1st Dist.) Democrat—2d term
William II. Nalebcr
of Bon ling Green (2d Dist.) Democrat—13th term
57
KENTUCKY
Romano L. Mazzoli of Louisville (3d Dist.) Democrat—4th term
Tim Lee Carter
of Tompkinsville (5th Dist.)
Republican—7th term
M. G. (Gene) Snyder
of Brownsboro Farms (4th Dist.)
Republican—7th term*
John Breckinridge of Lexington (6th Dist.) Democrat—3d term
58
KENTUCKY
Carl D. Perkins of Hindman (7th Dist.) Democrat—-15th term
59
LOUISIANA
Sen. Russell B. Long of Baton Rouge
Democrat—Dec. 31, 1948
Sen. J. Bennett Johnston of Shreveport
Democrat—Nov. 14, 1972
Richard A. Tonry of Arabi (1st Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Corinne C. (Lindy) Boggs of New Orleans (2d Dist.) Democrat—3d term
60
LOUISIANA
Joe D. Waggonner, Jr.
of Plain Dealing (4th Dist.)
Democrat—9th term
David C. Treen of Metairie (3d Dist.) Republican—3d term
Thomas J. Huckaby of Ringgold (5th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
W. Henson Moore of Baton Rouge (6th Dist.) Republican—2d term
61
LOUISIANA
John B. Breaux of Crowley (7th Dist.) Democrat—4th term
Gillis W. Long
of Alexandria (8th Dist.)
Democrat—4th term*
62
MAINE
Sen. William D. Hathaway of Auburn
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1973
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Waterville
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1959
David F. Emery of Rockland (1st Dist.) Republican—2d term
William S. Cohen of Bangor (2d Dist.) Republican—3d term
63
MARYLAND
Sen. Charles McC. Mathias, Jr., of Frederick
Republican—Jan. 3, 1969
Sen. Paul S. Sarbanes of Baltimore
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1977
Clarence D. Long of Ruxton (2d Dist.) Democrat—8th term
Robert E. Bauman of Easton (1st Dist.) Republican—3d term
64
MARYLAND
Barbara A. Mikulski of Baltimore (3d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Gladys Noon Spellman of Laurel (5th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Marjorie S. Holt
of Severna Park (4th Dist.)
Republican—3d term
Goodloe E. Byron of Frederick (6th Dist.) Democrat—4tb term
65
MARYLAND
Parren J. Mitchell
of Baltimore (7th Dist.)
Democrat—4th term
Newton I. Steers, Jr, of Bethesda (8th Dist.) Republican—1st term
66
MASSACHUSETTS
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Boston
Democrat—Nov. 7, 1962
Silvio O. Conte of Pittsfield (1st Dist.) Republican—10th term
Sen. Edward W. Brooke of Newton Centre Republican—Jan. 3, 1967
Edward P. Boland
of Spring field (2d Dist.)
Democrat—13th term
67
MASSACHUSETTS
Robert F. Drinan
of Newton (4th Dist.)
Democrat—4th term
Joseph D. Early
of Worcester (3d Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Paul E. Tsongas of Lowell (5th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Michael J. Harrington of Beverly (6th Dist.) Democrat—5th term
68
MASSACHUSETTS
Edward J. Markey of Malden (7th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Thomas P. O’Neill, Jr. of Cambridge (8th Dist.) Democrat—13 th term
John Joseph Moakley of Boston (9th Dist.) Democrat—3d term
Margaret M. Heckler of Wellesley (10th Dist.) Republican—6th term
69
MASSACHUSETTS
James A. Burke of Milton (11th Dist.)
Gerry E. Studds of Cohasset (12th Dist.) Democrat—3d term
Democrat—10th term
70
MICHIGAN
Sen. Donald W. Riegle, Jr. of Flint
Democrat—Dec. 30, 1976
Sen. Robert P. Griffin of Traverse City Republican—May 11, 1966
Carl Duane Pursell of Plymouth (2d Dist.) Republican—1st term
John Conyers, Jr. of Detroit (1st Dist.) Democrat—7th term
71
MICHIGAN
Garry E. Brown
of Schoolcraft (3d Dist.)
Republican—6th term
David A. Stockman of St. Joseph (4th Dist. ) Republican—1st term
Harold S. Sawyer of Rockford (5th Dist.) Republican—1st term
Bob Carr
of East Lansing (6th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
72
MICHIGAN
Dale E. Kildee of Flint (7th Dist.) Democrat—’1st term
Guy Vander Jagt of Luther (9th Dist.) Republican—7th term
Bob Traxler
of Bay City (8th Dist.)
Democrat—3d term
Elford A. Cederberg of Midland (10th Dist.)
Republican—13th term
73
MICHIGAN
Philip E. Ruppe
of Houghton (11th Dist.)
Republican—6th term
David E. Bonior
of Mt. Clemens (12th Dist.)
Democrat—1st term
Charles C. Diggs, Jr. of Detroit (13th Dist.) Democrat—12th term
Lucien N. Nedzi of Detroit (14th Dist.) Democrat—9th term
74
MICHIGAN
William D. Ford of Taylor (15th Dist.) Democrat—7th term
John D. Dingell
of Trenton (16th Dist.)
Democrat—12th term
William M. Brodhead of Detroit (17th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
James J. Blanchard of Pleasant Ridge (18th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
75
MICHIGAN
William S. Broomfield of Birmingham (19th Dist.) Republican—11th term
76
MINNESOTA
Sen. Hubert II. Humphrey of Waverly
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1971f
Albert H. Quie
of Dennison (1st Dist.)
Republican—11th term
Sen. Wendell R. Anderson of St. Paul
Democrat—Dec. 30, 1976
Tom Hagedorn of Truman (2d Dist.) Republican—2d term
77
MINNESOTA
Bill Frenzel
of Golden Valley (3d Dist.)
Republican—4th term
Donald M. Fraser
of Minneapolis (5th Dist.)
Democrat—8th term
Bruce F. Vento of St. Paul (4th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Richard Nolan
of Waite Park (6th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
78
MINNESOTA
7th District—Vacant
James L. Oberstar of Chisholm (8th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
79
MISSISSIPPI
Sen. James O. Eastland of Doddsville
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1943 f
Sen. John C. Stennis of De Kalb
Democrat—Nov. 5, 1947
Jamie L. Whitten of Charleston (1st Dist.) Democrat—19th term
David R. Bowen of Cleveland (2d Dist.) Democrat—3d term
80
MISSISSIPPI
G. V. (Sonny) Montgomery of Meridian (3d Dist.) Democrat—6th term
Thad Cochran
of Jackson (4th Dist.)
Republican—3d term
Trent Lott
of Pascagoula (5th Dist.)
Republican—3d term
81
MISSOURI
Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton of St. Louis
Democrat—Dec. 28, 1968
Sen. John C. Danforth of Jefferson City Republican—Dec. 27, 1976
William L. Clay of St. Louis (1st Dist.) Democrat—5th term
Robert A. Young of St. Ann (2d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
82
MISSOURI
Richard A. Gephardt of St. Louis (3d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Ike Skelton
of Lexington (4th Dist.)
Democrat—1st term
Richard Bolling
of Kansas City (5th Dist.)
Democrat—15 th term
E. Thomas Coleman of Kansas City (6th Dist.) Republican—2d term
83
MISSOURI
Gene Taylor
of Sarcoxie (7th Dist.)
Republican—3d term
Richard H. Ichord of Houston (8th Dist.) Democrat—9th term
Harold L. Volkmer of Hannibal (9th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Bill D. Burlison
of Cape Girardeau (10th Dist.)
Democrat—5th term
84
MONTANA
Sen. John Melcher
of Forsyth
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1977
Sen. Lee Metcalf of Helena
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1961
Max Baucus of Missoula (1st Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Ron Marlenee of Scobey (2d Dist.) Republican—1st term
85
NEBRASKA
Sen. Carl T. Curtis
of Minden
Republican—Jan. 1, 1955
Sen. Edward Zorinsky of Omaha
Democrat—Dec. 28, 1976
Charles Thone of Lincoln (1st Dist.) Republican—4th term
John J. Cavanaugh of Omaha (2d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
86
NEBRASKA
Virginia Smith
of Chappell (3d D ist.)
Republican—2d term
87
NEVADA
Sen. Howard W. Cannon of Las Vegas
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1959
Sen. Paul Laxalt
of Carson City
Republican—Dec. 18, 1974
Jim Santini
of Las Vegas (at Large)
Democrat—2d term
88
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre of Laconia
Democrat—Nov. 7, 1962
Sen. John A. Durkin
of Manchester
Democrat—Sept. 18, 1975
Norman E. D’Amours of Manchester (1st Dist.) Democrat—2d term
James C. Cleveland of New London (2d Dist.) Republican—8tb term
89
NEW JERSEY
Sen. Clifford P. Case of Rahway
Republican—Jan. 3, 1955
Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr., of Bedminster
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1959
James J. Florio of Camden (1st Dist.) Democrat—2d term
William J. Hughes of Ocean City (2d Dist.) Democrat—2d term
90
NEW JERSEY
James J. Howard
of Spring Lake Heights (3d Dist.)
Democrat—7th term
Frank Thompson, Jr. of Trenton (4th Dist.) Democrat—12th term
Edwin B. Forsythe of Moorestown (6th Dist.) Republican—5 th term
Millicent Fenwick
of Bernardsville (5th D ist.)
Republican—2d term
91
NEW JERSEY
Andrew Maguire of Ridgewood (7th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Harold C. Hollenbeck of East Rutherford (9th Dist.) Republican—1st term
Robert A. Roe of Wayne (8th Dist.)
Democrat—5 th term
Peter W. Rodino, Jr, of Newark (10th Dist.) Democrat—15th term
92
NEW JERSEY
Joseph G. Minish
of West Orange (11th Dist.)
Democrat—8th term
Matthew J. Rinaldo of Union (12th Dist.) Republican—3d term
Helen S. Meyner
of Phillipsburg (13th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Joseph A. LeFante of Bayonne (14th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
93
NEW JERSEY
Edward J. Patten
of Perth Amboy (15th Dist.) Democrat—Sth term
94
NEW MEXICO
Sen. Pete V. Domenici of Albuquerque
Republican—Jan. 3, 1973
Sen. Harrison H. Schmitt of Silver City
Republican—Jan. 3, 1977
Manuel Lujan, Jr.
of Albuquerque (1st Dist.)
Republican—5th term
Harold Runnels of Lovington (2d Dist.) Democrat—4th term
95
NEW YORK
Sen. Jacob K. Javits of New York City Republican—Jan. 9, 1957
Otis G. Pike
of Riverhead (1st Dist.)
Democrat—9th term
Sen. Daniel P. Moynihan of New York City Democrat—Jan. 3, 1977
Thomas J. Downey of West Islip (2d Dist.) Democrat—2d term
96
NEW YORK
Jerome A. Ambro
of East Northport (3d Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Norman F. Lent
of East Rockaway (4th Dist.)
Republican—4th term
Lester L. Wolff
of Great Neck (6th Dist.)
Democrat—7th term
John W. Wydler
of Garden City (5th Dist.)
Republican—8 th term
97
NEW YORK
Joseph P. Addabbo of Ozone Park (7th Dist.) Democrat—9th term
Benjamin S. Rosenthal of Elmhurst (8th Dist.) Democrat—9th term
James J. Delaney
of Long Island City (9th Dist.) Democrat—16th term*
Mario Biaggi of Bronx (10th Dist.) Democrat—5th term
98
NEW YORK
James H. Scheuer of Neponsit (11th Dist.) Democrat—-6th term*
Shirley Chisholm of Brooklyn (12th Di si.) Democrat—5th term
Stephen J. Solarz
of Brooklyn (13th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Frederick W. Richmond of Brooklyn (14th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
99
NEW YORK
Leo C. Zeferetti
of Brooklyn (15th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
John M. Murphy
of Staten Island (17th Dist.)
Democrat—8th term
Elizabeth Holtzman of Brooklyn (16th Dist.) Democrat—3d term
Edward I. Koch
of New York City (18th Dist.)
Democrat-Liberal—5th term
100
NEW YORK
Charles B. Rangel
of New York City (19th Dist.)
Democrat—4th term
Theodore S. Weiss of New York City (20th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Herman Badillo of Bronx (21st Dist.) Democrat—4th term
Jonathan B. Bingham of Bronx (22d Dist.) Democrat—7th term
101
NEW YORK
Bruce F. Caputo of Yonkers (23d Dist.) Republican—1st term
Richard L. Ottinger of Pleasantville (24th Dist.) Democrat—5th term*
Hamilton Fish, Jr.
of Millbrook (25th Dist.)
Republican—5th term
Benjamin A. Gilman of Middletown (26th Dist.) Republican—3d term
102
NEW YORK
Matthew F. McHugh of Ithaca (27th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Samuel S. Stratton of Amsterdam (28th Dist.) Democrat—10th term
Robert C. McEwen of Ogdensburg (30th Dist.) Republican—7th term
Edward W. Pattison
of West Sand Lake (29th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
103
NEW YORK
Donald J. Mitchell of Herkimer (31st Dist.) Republican—3d term
James M. Hanley o/ Syracuse (32d Dist.) Democrat—7 th term
William F. Walsh of Syracuse (33d Dist.) Republican—3d term
Frank Horton
of Rochester (34th Dist.)
Republican—8th term
104
NEW YORK
Barber B. Conable, Jr. of Alexander (35th Dist.) Republican—7th term
John J. LaFalce of Tonaivanda (36th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Henry J. Nowak of Buffalo (37th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Jack Kemp of Hamburg (38th Dist.) Republican—4th term
105
NEW YORK
Stanley N. Lundine of Jamestown (39th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
106
NORTH CAROLINA
Sen. Jesse Helms of Raleigh
Republican—Jan. 3, 1973
Sen. Robert Morgan of Lillington
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1975
Walter B. Jones of Farmville (1st Dist.) Democrat—7th term
L. H. Fountain
of Tarboro (2d Dist.)
Democrat—13th term
107
NORTH CAROLINA
Charles O. Whitley, Sr. of Mt. Olive (3d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Ike F. Andrews of Siler City (4th Dist.) Democrat—3d term
Stephen L. Neal
of Winston-Salem (5th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Richardson Preyer of Greensboro (6th Dist.) Democrat—5 th term
108
NORTH CAROLINA
Charles Rose
of Fayetteville (7th Dist.)
Democrat—3d term
W. G. (Bill) Hefner of Concord (8th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
James G. Martin of Davidson (9th Dist.) Republican—3d term
James T. Broyhill of Lenoir (10th Dist.) Republican—8th term
109
NORTH CAROLINA
V. Lamar Gudger of Asheville (11th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
110
NORTH DAKOTA
Sen. Milton R. Young of La Moure
Republican—Mar. 12, 1945
Sen. Quentin N. Burdick of Fargo
Democrat—Aug. 8, 1960
Mark Andrews of Mapleton (at Large) Republican—8th term
Ill
OHIO
Sen. John Glenn
of Columbus
Democrat—Dec. 24, 1974
Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum of Shaker Heights
Democrat—Dec. 29, 1976f
Willis D. Gradison, Jr. of Cincinnati (1st Dist.) Republican—2d term
Thomas A. Luken of Cincinnati (2d Dist.) Democrat—2d term*
112
OHIO
Charles W. Whalen, Jr. of Dayton (3d Dist.) Republican—6th term
Tennyson Guyer of Findlay (4th Dist.) Republican—3d term
Delbert L. Latta
of Bowling Green (5th Dist.)
Republican—10th term
William H. Harsha of Portsmouth (6th Dist.) Republican—9th term
113
OHIO
Clarence J. Brown of Urbana (7th Dist.) Republican—7th term
Thomas N. Kindness of Hamilton (8th Dist.) Republican—2d term
Thom as L. Ashley
of Maumee (9th Dist.)
Democrat—12 th term
Clarence E. Miller of Lancaster (10th Dist.) Republican—6th term
114
OHIO
J. William Stanton of Painesville (11th Dist.) Republican—7th term
Samuel L. Devine of Columbus (12th Dist.) Republican—10th term
Donald J. Pease of Oberlin (13th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
John F. Seiberling of Akron (14th Dist.) Democrat—4th term
115
OHIO
Chalmers P. Wylie of Worthington (15th Dist.) Republican—6th term
Ralph S. Regula of Navarre (16th Dist.) Republican—3d term
John M. Ashbrook of Johnstown (17th Dist.) Republican—9th term
Douglas Applegate of Steubenville (18th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
116
OHIO
Charles J. Carney of Youngstown (19th Dist.) Democrat—5th term
Mary Rose Oakar of Cleveland (20th Dist.)
Democrat—1st term
Louis Stokes
of Cleveland (21st Dist.)
Democrat-—5th term
Charles A. Vanik of Euclid (22d Dist.) Democrat—12th term
117
OHIO
Ronald M. Mottl of Parma (23d Dist.) Democrat—2d term
118
OKLAHOMA
Sen. Henry Bellnion
of Billings
Republican—Jan. 3, 1969
Sen. Dewey F. Bartlett of Tulsa
Republican—Jan. 3, 1973
Janies R. Jones of Tulsa (1st Dist.) Democrat—3d term
Ted M. Risenhoover of Tahlequah (2d Dist.) Democrat—2d term
119
OKLAHOMA
Tom Steed
of Shawnee (4th Dist.)
Democrat—15th term
Wesley W. Watkins of Ada (3d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Mickey Edwards
of Oklahoma City (5th Dist.)
Republican—1st term
Glenn English of Cordell (6th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
120
OREGON
Sen. Bob Packwood
of Portland
Republican—Jan. 3, 1969
Sen. Mark O. Hatfield
of Salem
Republican—Jan. 10, 1967
Al Ullman
of Baker (2d Dist.)
Democrat—11 th term
Les AuCoin
of Forest Grove (1st Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
121
OREGON
Robert Duncan of Gresham (3d D ist.) Democrat—4th term*
James Weaver of Eugene (4th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
122
PENNSYLVANIA
Sen. H. John Heinz 3d of Pittsburgh
Republican—Jan. 3, 1977
Sen. Richard S. Schweiker of Worcester
Republican—Jan. 3, 1969
Michael O. Myers
of Philadelphia (1st Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Robert N. C. Nix
of Philadelphia (2d Dist.)
Democrat—11th term
123
PENNSYLVANIA
Raymond F. Lederer of Philadelphia (3d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Joshua Eilberg
of Philadelphia (4th Dist.)
Democrat—6th term
Richard T. Schulze of Malvern (5th Dist.) Republican—2d term
Gus Yatron
of Reading (6th Dist.)
Democrat—5th term
124
PENNSYLVANIA
Robert W. Edgar of Broomall (7 th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Peter II. Kostmayer of Solebury (8th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
E. G. (Bud) Shuster of Everett (9th Dist.) Republican—3d term
Joseph M. McDade of Scranton (10th Dist.) Republican—8th term
125
PENNSYLVANIA
Daniel J. Floor!
of Wilkes-Barre (11th Dist.)
Democrat—15th term*
John P. Murtha
of Johnstown (12th Dist.)
Democrat—3d term
William S. Moorhead of Pittsburgh (14th Dist.) Democrat—10th term
Lawrence Coughlin of Villanova (13th Dist.) Republican—5th term
126
PENNSYLVANIA
Fred B. Rooney of Bethlehem (15th Dist.) Democrat—8th term
Allen E. Ertel
of Montoursville (17th Dist.)
Democrat—1st term
Robert S. Walker
of East Petersburg (16th Dist.)
Republican—1st term
Doug Walgren of Pittsburgh (18th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
127
PENNSYLVANIA
William F. Goodling of Jacobus (19th Dist.) Republican—2d term
Joseph M. Gaydos
of McKeesport (20th Dist.)
Democrat—6th term
John II. Dent
of Ligonier (21st Dist.)
Democrat—11th term
Austin J. Murphy of Charleroi (22d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
128
PENNSYLVANIA
Joseph S. Ammerman of Curwensville (23d Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Marc L. Marks of Sharon (24th Dist.) Republican—1st term
Gary A. Myers of Butler (25th Dist.) Republican—2d term
129
RHODE ISLAND
Sen. Claiborne Pell of Newport
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1961
Fernand J. St Germain of Woonsocket (1st Dist.) Democrat—9th term
Sen. John II. Chafee of Warwick
Republican—Dec. 29, 1976
Edward P. Beard of Cranston (2d Dist.) Democrat—2d term
130
SOUTH CAROLINA
Sen. Strom Thurmond
of Aiken
Republican—Nov. 7, 1956t
Sen. Ernest F. Rollings of Charleston
Democrat—Nov. 9, 1966
Floyd Spence
of Lexington (2d Dist.)
Republican—4th term
Mendel J. Davis
of Charleston (1st Dist.)
Democrat—4th term
131
SOUTH CAROLINA
Butler Derrick
of Edgefield (3d Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
James R. Mann
of Greenville (4th Dist.)
Democrat—5th term
John W. Jenrette, Jr.
of North Myrtle Beach
(6th Dist.)
Kenneth L. Holland of Camden (5th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Democrat—2d term
132
SOUTH DAKOTA
Sen. George S. McGovern of Mitchell
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1963
Sen. James Abourezk of Rapid City
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1973
Larry Pressler of Humboldt (1st Dist.) Republican—2d term
James Abdnor of Kennebec (2d Dist.) Republican—3d term
133
TENNESSEE
Sen. Howard H. Baker, Jr. of Huntsville
Republican—Jan. 3, 1967
Sen. James R. Sasser of Nashville
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1977
James H. Quillen of Kingsport (1st Dist.) Republican—8th term 134
John J. Duncan of Knoxville (2d Dist.) Republican—7th term
TENNESSEE
Albert A. Gore, Jr.
of Carthage (4th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Marilyn Lloyd
of Chattanooga (3d Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Clifford R. Allen
of Nashville (5th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Robin L. Beard
of Franklin (6th Dist.)
Republican—3d term
135
TENNESSEE
Ed Jones
of Yorkville (7th Dist.)
Democrat—5th term
Harold E. Ford
of Memphis (8th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
136
TEXAS
Sen. John G. Tower of Wichita Falls
Republican—June 15, 1961
Sam B. Hall, Jr.
of Marshall (1st Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Sen. Lloyd M. Bentsen of Houston
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1971
Charles Wilson of Lufkin (2d Dist.) Democrat—3d term
137
TEXAS
Ray Roberts
of McKinney (4th Dist.)
Democrat—9th term
James M. Collins of Dallas (3d Dist.) Republican—6th term
James A. Mattox of Dallas (5th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
Olin E. Teague
of College Station (6th Dist.)
Democrat—17th term
138
TEXAS
W. R. Archer of Houston (7th Dist.) Republican—4th term
Robert C. Eckhardt
of Harris County (8th Dist.)
Democrat—6th term
Jack Brooks
of Beaumont (9th Dist.) Democrat—13th term
J. J. (Jake) Pickle of Austin (10th Dist.) Democrat—8th term
139
TEXAS
Janies C. Wright, Jr. of Fort Worth (12th Dist.) Democrat—12th term
W. R. Poage
of Waco (11th Dist.)
Democrat—21st term
Jack Hightower of Vernon (13th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
John Young
of Corpus Christi (14th Dist.)
Democrat—11th term
140
TEXAS
E (Kika) de la Garza of Mission (15th Dist.) Democrat—7th term
Richard C. White of El Paso (16th Dist.) Democrat—7th term
Omar Burleson of Anson (17th Dist.)
Democrat—16th term
Barbara Jordan of Houston (18th Dist.) Democrat—3d term
141
TEXAS
George II. Mahon of Lubbock (19th Dist.) Democrat—22d term
Robert (Bob) Krueger of New Braunfels (21st Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Henry B. Gonzalez
of San Antonio (20th Dist.) Democrat—9th term
Robert A. Gannnage of Houston (22<l Dist.) Democrat—1st term
142
TEXAS
Abraham Kazen, Jr. of Laredo (23d Dist.) Democrat—6th term
Dale Milford
of Grand Prairie (24th Dist.)
Democrat—3d term
143
UTAH
Sen. Jake Garn of Salt Lake City Republican—Dec. 21, 1974
Sen. Orrin G. Hatch of Salt Lake City Republican—Jan. 3, 1977
K. Gunn McKay of Huntsville (1st Dist.) Democrat—4th term
David D. Marriott of Salt Lake City (2d Dist.) Republican—1st term
144
Sen. Robert T. Stafford of Rutland
Republican—Sept. 16, 1971
Sen. Patrick J. Leahy of Burlington
Democrat—-Jan. 3, 1975
James M. Jeffords of Montpelier (at Large) Republican—2d term
145
VIRGINIA
Sen. Harry F. Byrd, Jr.
of Winchester
Independent—Nov. 12, 1965
Sen. William L. Scott of Fairfax
Republican—Jan. 3, 1973
Paul S. Trible, Jr.
of Tappahannock (1st Dist.)
Republican—1st term
G. William Whitehurst of Norfolk (2d Dist.) Republican—5th term
146
VIRGINIA
David E. Satterfield 3d of Richmond (3d Dist.) Democrat—7th term
Robert W. Daniel, Jr.
of Spring Grove (4th Dist.)
Republican—3d term
W. C. (Dan) Daniel of Danville (5th Dist.) Democrat—5th term
M. Caldwell Butler of Roanoke (6th Dist.) Republican—4th term
147
VIRGINIA
J. Kenneth Robinson
of Winchester (7 th Dist.)
Republican— 4th term
Herbert E. Harris 2<1
of Alexandria (8th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
William C. Wampler of Bristol (9th Dist.) Republican—7th term*
Joseph L. Fisher
of Arlington (10th Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
148
WASHINGTON
Sen. Warren G. Magnuson of Seattle
Democrat—Dec. 14, 1944
Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Everett
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1953
Joel Pritchard of Seattle (1st Dist.) Republican—3d term
Lloyd Meeds of Everett (2d Dist.) Democrat—7th term
149
Thomas S. Foley of Spokane (5th Dist.) Democrat—7th term
Mike McCormack of Richland (4th Dist.) Democrat—4th term
Norman D. Dicks of Port Orchard (6th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
150
WASHINGTON
Don Bonker
of Ridgefield (3d Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
WASHINGTON
7th District—Vacant
151
WEST VIRGINIA
Sen. Jennings Randolph of Elkins
Democrat—Nov. 5, 1958
Robert II. Mollohan of Fairmont (1st Dist.) Democrat—7th term*
Sen. Robert C. Byrd o/ Sophia
Democrat—Jan. 3, 1959
Harley O. Staggers of Keyser (2d Dist.) Democrat—-15th term
152
WEST VIRGINIA
John M. Slack, Jr.
of Charleston (3d Dist.) Democrat—lOlh term
Nick J. Rahall 2d of Beckley (4th Dist.) Democrat—1st term
153
WISCONSIN
Sen. William Proxmire of Madison
Democrat—Aug. 28, 1957
Sen. Gaylord Nelson of Madison
Democrat—-Jan. 8, 1963
Les Aspin
of Racine (1st Dist.)
Democrat—4th term
Robert W. Kastenmeier of Sun Prairie (2d Dist.) Democrat—10th term
154
WISCONSIN
Alvin Baldus
of Menomonie (3d Dist.)
Democrat—2d term
Henry S. Reuss of Milwaukee (5th Dist.) Democrat—12ih term
Clement J. Zablocki of Milwaukee (4th Dist.) Democrat—15 th term
William A. Steiger of Oshkosh (6th Dist.) Republican—-6th term
155
WISCONSIN
David R. Obey of Wausau (7th Dist.) Democrat—-5th term
Robert J. Cornell of DePere (8th Dist.) Democrat—2d term
Robert W. Kasten, Jr. of Milwaukee (9th Dist.) Republican—2d term
156
WYOMING
Sen. Clifford P. Hansen of Jackson
Republican—Jan. 3, 1967
Teno Koncalio of Cheyenne (at Large) Democrat—5th term*
Sen. Malcolm Wallop of Big Hom
Republican—Jan. 3, 1977
157
delegate
DELEGATE
Walter E. Fauntroy of Washington, D.C.
Democrat—4th term
RESIDENT COMMISSIONER
Baltasar Corrada of Rio Piedras, P.R.
New Progressive—Jan. 3, 1977
Antonio Borja Won Pat of Sinajana, Guam Democrat—3d term
DELEGATE
Ron de Lugo of St. Croix, V.I.
Democrat—3d term
158
STATE
DELEGATIONS
159

State Delegations
Number which precedes name of Representative designates congressional district Democrats in roman; Republicans in italics; Independent in CAPS
ALABAMA
SENATORS
John J. Sparkman	James B. Allen
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 4; Republicans, 3]
1.	Jack Edwards	5. Ronnie G. Flippo
2.	William L. Dickinson	6. John Buchanan
3.	Bill Nichols	7. Walter Flowers
4.	Tom Bevill
ALASKA
SENATORS
Theodore F. Stevens	Mike Gravel
REPRESENTATIVE
[Republican, 1]
At large—Don Young
ARIZONA
SENATORS
Barry Goldwater	Dennis DeConcini
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 2; Republicans, 2]
1. John J. Rhodes	3. Bob Stump
2. Morris K. Udall	4. Eldon D. Rudd
161
STATE DELEGATIONS
ARKANSAS
SENATORS
John L. McClellan	Dale Bumpers
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 3; Republican, 1]
1. Bill Alexander	3. John P. Hammerschmidt
2. James G. Tucker, Jr.	4. Ray Thornton
CALIFORNIA
SENATORS
Alan Cranston	S. I. Hayakawa
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 29; Republicans, 14 ]
1.	Harold T. Johnson
2.	Don H. Clausen
3.	John E. Moss
4.	Robert L. Leggett
5.	John Burton
6.	Phillip Burton
7.	George Miller
8.	Ronald V. Dellums
9.	Fortney H. (Pete) Stark
10.	Don Edwards
11.	Leo J. Ryan
12.	Paul N. (Pete) McCloskey, Jr.
13.	Norman Y. Mineta
14.	John J. McFall
15.	B. F. Sisk
16.	Leon E. Panetta
17.	John Krebs
18.	William M. Ketchum
19.	Robert J. Lagomarsino
20.	Barry Goldwater, Jr.
21.	James C. Corman
22.	Carlos J. Moorhead
162
23.	Anthony C. Beilenson
24.	Henry A. Waxman
25.	Edward R. Roybal
26.	John Rousselot
27.	Robert K. Doman
28.	Yvonne Brathwaite Burke
29.	Augustus F. (Gus) Hawkins
30.	George E. Danielson
31.	Charles H. Wilson
32.	Glenn M. Anderson
33.	Del Clawson
34.	Mark W. Hannaford
35.	Jim Lloyd
36.	George E. Brown, Jr.
37.	Shirley N. Pettis
38.	Jerry M. Patterson
39.	Charles E. Wiggins
40.	Robert E. Badham
41.	Bob Wilson
42.	Lionel Van Deerlin
43.	Clair W. Burgener
STATE DELEGATIONS
COLORADO
SENATORS
Floyd K. Haskell	Gary Hart
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 3; Republicans, 2]
1.	Patricia Schroeder	4. James P. (Jim)
2.	Timothy E. Wirth	Johnson
3.	Frank E. Evans	5. William L. Armstrong
CONNECTICUT
SENATORS
Abraham A. Ribicoff	Lowell P. Weicker, Jr.
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 4; Republicans, 2]
1.	William R. Cotter	4.	Stewart B. McKinney
2.	Christopher J. Dodd	5.	Ronald A. Sarasin
3.	Robert N. Giaimo	6.	Toby Moffett
DELAWARE
SENATORS
William V. Roth, Jr.	Joseph R. Biden, Jr.
REPRESENTATIVE
[Republican, 1]
At large—Thomas B. Evans, Jr.
163
STATE DELEGATIONS
FLORIDA
SENATORS
Law ton Chiles
Richard (Dick) Stone
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 10; Republicans, 5]
1.	Robert L. F. Sikes
2.	Don Fuqua
3.	Charles E. Bennett
4.	Bill Chappell, Jr.
5.	. Richard Kelly
6.	C. W. Bill Young
7.	Sam M. Gibbons
8.	Andrew P. Ireland
9.	Louis Frey, Jr.
10.	L. A. (Skip) Bafalis
11.	Paul G. Rogers
12.	J. Herbert Burke
13.	William Lehman
14.	Claude D. Pepper
15.	Dante B. Fascell
GEORGIA
SENATORS
Herman E. Talmadge	Sam Nunn
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 9; vacant, 1]
1.	Bo Ginn
2.	Dawson Mathis
3.	Jack Brinkley
4.	Elliott H. Levitas
5.	[Vacant]
6.	John J. Flynt, Jr.
7.	Larry McDonald
8.	Billy Lee Evans
9.	Edgar L. Jenkins
10.	D. Douglas Barnard, J
HAWAII
SENATORS
Daniel K. Inouye
Spark M. Matsunaga
REPRESENTATIVES
1. Cecil Heftel
[Democrats, 2]
2. Daniel K. Akaka
164
STATE DELEGATIONS
IDAHO
SENATORS Frank Church	James A. McClure
REPRESENTATIVES
[Republicans, 2]
1.	Steven D. Symms	2. George Hansen
ILLINOIS
SENATORS
Charles H. Percy	Adlai E. Stevenson
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 12; Republicans, 12]
1.	Ralph H. Metcalfe
2.	Morgan F. Murphy
3.	Martin A. Russo
4.	Edward J. Derwinski
5.	John G. Fary
6.	Henry J. Hyde
7.	Cardiss Collins
8.	Dan Rostenkowski
9.	Sidney R. Yates
10.	Abner J. Mikva
11.	Frank Annunzio
12.	Philip M. Crane
13.	Robert McClory
14.	John N. Erlenborn
15.	Thomas J. Corcoran
16.	John B. Anderson
17.	George M. O’Brien
18.	Robert H. Michel
19.	Thomas F. Railsback
20.	Paul Findley
21.	Edward R. Madigan
22.	George E. Shipley
23.	Melvin Price
24.	Paul Simon
165
STATE DELEGATIONS
INDIANA
Birch Bayh
SENATORS
Richard G. Lugar
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 8; Republicans, 3]
1.	Adam Benjamin, Jr.
2.	Floyd J. Fithian
3.	John Brademas
4.	J. Danforth Quayle
5.	Elwood Hillis
6.	David W. Evans
7.	John T. Myers
8.	David L. Cornwell
9.	Lee H. Hamilton
10.	Philip R. Sharp
11.	Andrew Jacobs, Jr.
IOWA
SENATORS
Dick Clark	John C. Culver
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 4; Republicans, 2]
1.	James A. S. Leach	4. Neal Smith
2.	Michael T. Blouin	5. Tom Harkin
3.	Charles E. Grassley	6. Berkley Bedell
KANSAS
SENATORS
James B. Pearson	Bob Dole
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 2; Republicans, 3]
1.	Keith G. Sebelius	4. Daniel R. Glickman
2.	Martha Keys	5. Joe Skubitz
3.	Larry Winn, Jr.
166
STATE DELEGATIONS
KENTUCKY
SENATORS
Walter (Dee) Huddleston Wendell H. Ford
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 5; Republicans, 2]
1.	Carroll Hubbard, Jr.
2.	William H. Natcher
3.	Romano L. Mazzoli
4.	M. G. (Gene) Snyder
5.	Tim Lee Carter
6.	John Breckinridge
7.	Carl D. Perkins
Russell B. Long
LOUISIANA
SENATORS
J. Bennett Johnston, Jr.
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 6; Republicans, 2]
1.	Richard A. Tonry
2.	Corinne C. (Lindy) Boggs
3.	David C. Treen
4.	Joe D. Waggonner, Jr.
5.	Thomas J. Huckaby
6.	W. Henson Moore
7.	John B. Breaux
8.	Gillis W. Long
MAINE
SENATORS
Edmund S. Muskie
William D. Hathaway
REPRESENTATIVES [Republicans, 2]
1. David F. Emery	2. William S. Cohen
167
STATE DELEGATIONS
MARYLAND
SENATORS
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr.
Paul S. Sarbanes
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 5; Republicans, 3]
1.	Robert E. Bauman
2.	Clarence D. Long
3.	Barbara A. Mikulski
4.	Marjorie S. Holt
5.	Gladys Noon Spellman
6.	Goodloe E. Byron
7.	Parren J. Mitchell
8.	Newton I. Steers, Jr.
MASSACHUSETTS
SENATORS
Edward M. Kennedy	Edward W. Brooke
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 10; Republicans, 2]
1.	Silvio 0. Conte
2.	Edward P. Boland
3.	Joseph D. Early
4.	Robert F. Drinan
5.	Paul E. Tsongas
6.	Michael J. Harrington
7.	Edward J. Markey
8.	Thomas P. O’Neill, Jr.
9.	John Joseph Moakley
10.	Margaret M. Heckler
11.	James A. Burke
12.	Gerry E. Studds
168
STATE DELEGATIONS
MICHIGAN
SENATORS
Robert P. Griffin	Donald W. Riegle, Jr.
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 11; Republicans, 8]
1.	John Conyers, Jr.
2.	Carl D. Pursell
3.	Garry E. Brown
4.	David A. Stockman
5.	Harold S. Sawyer
6.	Bob Carr
7.	Dale E. Kildee
8.	Bob Traxler
9.	Guy Vander Jagt
10.	Elf ord A. Cederberg
11.	Philip E. Ruppe
12.	David E. Bonior
13.	Charles C. Diggs, Jr.
14.	Lucien N. Nedzi
15.	William D. Ford
16.	John D. Dingell
17.	William M. Brodhead
18.	James J. Blanchard
19.	William S. Broomfield
MINNESOTA
SENATORS
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wendell R. Anderson
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 4; Republicans, 3; vacant, 1]
1.	Albert H. Quie
2.	Tom Hagedorn
3.	Bill Frenzel
4.	Bruce F. Vento
5.	Donald M. Fraser
6.	Richard Nolan
7.	[Vacant]
8.	James L. Oberstar
169
STATE DELEGATIONS
MISSISSIPPI
SENATORS
James O. Eastland
John C. Stennis
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 3; Republicans, 2]
1.	Jamie L. Whitten
2.	David R. Bowen
3.	G. V. (Sonny) Montgomery
4.	Thad Cochran
5.	Trent Lott
MISSOURI
SENATORS
Thomas F. Eagleton
John C. Danforth
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 8; Republicans, 2]
1.	William L. Clay
2.	Robert A. Young
3.	Richard A. Gephardt
4.	Ike Skelton
5.	Richard Bolling
6.	E. Thomas Coleman
7	Gene Taylor
8.	Richard H. Ichord
9.	Harold L. Volkmer
10.	Bill D. Burlison
MONTANA
SENATORS
Lee Metcalf	John Melcher
RE PRE SE NTATI VE S [Democrat, 1; Republican, 1]
1. Max Baucus	2. Ron Marlenee
170
STATE DELEGATIONS
NEBRASKA
SENATORS
Carl T. Curtis	Edward Zorinsky
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrat, 1; Republicans, 2]
1. Charles Thone	3. Virginia Smith
2. John J. Cavanaugh
NEVADA
SENATORS
Howard W. Cannon	Paul Laxalt
REPRESENTATIVE [Democrat, 1]
At large—Jim Santini
NEW HAMPSHIRE
SENATORS
Thomas J. McIntyre	John A. Durkin
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrat, 1; Republican, 1]
1. Norman E. D’Amours 2. James C. Cleveland
NEW JERSEY
SENATORS
Clifford P. Case	Harrison A. Williams, Jr.
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 11; Republicans, 4]
1.	James J. Florio
2.	William J. Hughes
3.	James J. Howard
4.	Frank Thompson, Jr.
5.	Millicent Fenwick
6.	Edwin B. Forsythe
7.	Andrew Maguire
8.	Robert A. Roe
9.	Harold C. Hollenbeck
10.	Peter W. Rodino, Jr.
11.	Joseph G. Minish
12.	Matthew J. Rinaldo
13.	Helen S. Meyner
14.	Joseph A. LeFante
15.	Edward J. Patten
171
STATE DELEGATIONS
NEW MEXICO SENATORS
Peter V. Domenici	Harrison H. Schmitt
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrat, 1; Republican, 1]
1. Manuel Lujan, Jr.	2. Harold Runnels
NEW YORK SENATORS
Jacob K. Javits	Daniel P. Moynihan
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 28; Republicans, 11]
1.	Otis G. Pike
2.	Thomas J. Downey
3.	Jerome A. Ambro
4.	Norman F. Lent
5.	John W. Wydler
6.	Lester L. Wolff
7.	Joseph P. Addabbo
8.	Benjamin S. Rosenthal
9.	James J. Delaney
10.	Mario Biaggi
11.	James H. Scheuer
12.	Shirley Chisholm
13.	Stephen J. Solarz
14.	Frederick W. Richmond
15.	Leo C. Zeferetti
16.	Elizabeth Holtzman
17.	John M. Murphy
18.	Edward I. Koch
19.	Charles B. Rangel
20.	Theodore S. Weiss
21.	Herman Badillo
22.	Jonathan B. Bingham
23.	Bruce F. Caputo
24.	Richard L. Ottinger
25.	Hamilton Fish, Jr.
26.	Benjamin A. Gilman
27.	Matthew F. McHugh
28.	Samuel S. Stratton
29.	Edward W. Pattison
30.	Robert C. McEwen
31.	Donald J. Mitchell
32.	James M. Hanley
33.	William F. Walsh
34.	Frank Horton
35.	Barber B. Conable, Jr.
36.	John J. LaFalce
37.	Henry J. Nowak
38.	Jack Kemp
39.	Stanley N. Lundine
172
STATE DELEGATIONS
NORTH CAROLINA
SENATORS
Jesse A. Helms	Robert Morgan
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 9; Republicans, 2]
1.	Walter B. Jones
2.	L. H. Fountain
3.	Charles O. Whitley, Sr.
4.	Ike F. Andrews
5.	Stephen L. Neal
6.	Richardson Preyer
7.	Charles Rose
8.	W. G. (Bill) Hefner
9.	James G. Martin
10.	James T. Broyhill
11.	V. Lamar Gudger
NORTH DAKOTA
SENATORS
Milton R. Young	Quentin N. Burdick
REPRESENTATIVE
[Republican, 1]
At large—Mark Andrews
173
STATE DELEGATIONS
John Glenn
OHIO
SENATORS
Howard M. Metzenbaum
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 10; Republicans, 13]
1.	Willis D. Gradison, Jr.
2.	Thomas A. Luken
3.	Charles W. Whalen, Jr.
4.	Tennyson Guyer
5.	Delbert L. Latta
6.	William H. Harsha
7.	Clarence J. Brown
8.	Thomas N. Kindness
9.	Thomas L. Ashley
10.	Clarence E. Miller
11.	J. William Stanton
12.	Samuel L. Devine
13.	Donald J. Pease
14.	John F. Seiberling
15.	Chalmers P. Wylie
16.	Ralph S. Regula
17.	John M. Ashbrook
18.	Douglas Applegate
19.	Charles J. Carney
20.	Mary Rose Dakar
21.	Louis Stokes
22.	Charles A. Vanik
23.	Ronald M. Mottl
OKLAHOMA
SENATORS
Henry Bellmon
Dewey F. Bartlett
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 5; Republican, 1]
1.	James R. Jones
2.	Ted Risenhoover
3.	Wesley W. Watkins
4.	Tom Steed
5.	Mickey Edwards
6.	Glenn English
174
STATE DELEGATIONS
OREGON
SENATORS
Mark O. Hatfield
Bob Packwood
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 4]
1. Les AuCoin	3. Robert Duncan
2. Al Ullman	4. James Weaver
PENNSYLVANIA
SENATORS
Richard S. Schweiker
H. John Heinz 3d
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 17; Republicans, 8]
1.	Michael O. Myers
2.	Robert N. 0. Nix
3.	Raymond F. Lederer
4.	Joshua Eilberg
5.	Richard T. Schulze
6.	Gus Yatron
7.	Robert W. Edgar
8.	Peter H. Kostmayer
9.	E. G. (Bud) Shuster
10.	Joseph M. McDade
11.	Daniel J. Flood
12.	John P. Murtha
13.	Lawrence Coughlin
14.	William S. Moorhead
15.	Fred B. Rooney
16.	Robert S. Walker
17.	Allen E. Ertel
18.	Doug Walgren
19.	William F. Goodling
20.	Joseph M. Gaydos
21.	John H. Dent
22.	Austin J. Murphy
23.	Joseph S. Ammerman
24.	Marc L. Marks
25.	Gary A. Myers
175
STATE DELEGATIONS
RHODE ISLAND
SENATORS
Claiborne Pell	John H. Chafee
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 2]
1. Fernand J. St Germain 2. Edward P. Beard
SOUTH CAROLINA
SENATORS
Strom Thurmond	Ernest F. Rollings
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 5; Republican, 1]
1.	Mendel J. Davis	4.	James R. Mann
2.	Floyd Spence	5.	Kenneth L. Holland
3.	Butler Derrick	6.	John W. Jenrette, Jr.
SOUTH DAKOTA
SENATORS
George S. McGovern	James Abourezk
REPRESENTATIVES
[Republicans, 2]
1. Larry Pressler	2. James Abdnor
176
STATE DELEGATIONS
TENNESSEE
SENATORS
Howard H. Baker, Jr.
James R. Sasser
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 5; Republicans, 3]
1.	James H. Quillen
2.	John J. Duncan
3.	Marilyn Lloyd
4.	Albert A. Gore, Jr.
5.	Clifford R. Allen
6.	Robin L. Beard
7.	Ed Jones
8.	Harold E. Ford
John G. Tower
TEXAS
SENATORS
Lloyd M. Bentsen
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 22; Republicans, 2]
1.	Sam B. Hall, Jr.
2.	Charles Wilson
3.	James M. Collins
4.	Ray Roberts
5.	James A. Mattox
6.	Olin E. Teague
7.	W. R. Archer
8.	Robert C. Eckhardt
9.	Jack Brooks
10.	J. J. (Jake) Pickle
11.	W. R. Poage
12.	James C. Wright, Jr.
13.	Jack Hightower
14.	John Young
15.	E (Kika) de la Garza
16.	Richard C. White
17.	Omar Burleson
18.	Barbara Jordan
19.	George H. Mahon
20.	Henry B. Gonzalez
21.	Robert (Bob) Krueger
22.	Robert A. Gammage
23.	Abraham Kazen, Jr.
24.	Dale Milford
177
STATE DELEGATIONS
Jake Garn
UTAH
SENATORS
Orrin G. Hatch
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrat, 1; Republican, 1]
1. K. Gunn McKay	2. David D. Marriott
VERMONT
SENATORS
Robert T. Stafford	Patrick J. Leahy
REPRESENTATIVE [Republican, 1] At large—James M. Jeffords
VIRGINIA
SENATORS
HARRY F. BYRD, JR.	William Lloyd Scott
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 4; Republicans, 6]
1.	Paul S. Trible, Jr.
2.	G. William Whitehurst
3.	David E. Satterfield 3d
4.	Robert W. Daniel, Jr.
5.	W. C. (Dan) Daniel
6.	M. Caldwell Butler
7.	J. Kenneth Robinson
8.	Herbert E. Harris 2d
9.	William C. Wampler
10.	Joseph L. Fisher
178
STATE DELEGATIONS
WASHINGTON
SENATORS
Warren G. Magnuson	Henry M. Jackson
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 5; Republican,	1; vacant, 1]
1.	Joel Pritchard	5.	Thomas	S.	Foley
2.	Lloyd Meeds	6.	Norman	D.	Dicks
3.	Don Bonker	7.	[Vacant]
4.	Mike McCormack
WEST VIRGINIA
SENATORS
Jennings Randolph	Robert C. Byrd
REPRESENTATIVES [Democrats, 4]
1. Robert H. Mollohan	3. John M. Slack, Jr.
2. Harley O. Staggers	4. Nick J. Rahall 2d
WISCONSIN
SENATORS
William Proxmire	Gaylord Nelson
REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats, 7; Republicans, 2]
1.	Les Aspin
2.	Robert W. Kastenmeier
3.	Alvin Baldus
4.	Clement J. Zablocki
5.	Henry S. Reuss
6.	William A. Steiger
7.	David R. Obey
8.	Robert J. Cornell
9.	Robert W. Kasten, Jr.
179
STATE DELEGATIONS
WYOMING
SENATORS
Clifford P. Hansen
Malcolm Wallop
RE PRESENTATIVE [Democrat, 1]
At large—Teno Roncalio
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DELEGATE [Democrat, 1] Walter E. Fauntroy
GUAM
DELEGATE [Democrat, 1]
Antonio Borja Won Pat
PUERTO RICO
RESIDENT COMMISSIONER [New Progressive, 1] Baltasar Corrada
VIRGIN ISLANDS
DELEGATE [Democrat, 1]
Ron de Lugo
180
CLASSIFICATION
SENATE
HOUSE
Democrats_____________ 61
Republicans___________ 38
Independent____________ 1
Total__________ 100
Democrats_____________289
Republicans__________ 143
Vacant_________________ 3
Total__________435
181

ALPHABETICAL
LIST
183

Alphabetical List
Alphabetical list of Senators, Representatives, Delegates, and Resident Commissioner, showing home post office and political alinement.
SENATORS
Democrats in roman (61); Republicans in italics (38); Independent in CAPS (1); total, 100
Name
Abourezk, James...............
Allen, James B................
Anderson, Wendell R...........
Baker, Howard H., Jr..........
Bartlett, Dewey F.........
Bayh, Birch...................
Bellmon, Henry................
Bentsen, Lloyd M..............
Biden, Joseph R., Jr..........
Brooke, Edward W..............
Bumpers, Dale.................
Burdick, Quentin N............
BYRD, HARRY F., Jr............
Byrd, Robert C................
Cannon, Howard W..............
Case, Clifford P..............
Chafee, John H.........
Chiles, Lawton................
Church, Frank.................
Clark, Dick ..................
Cranston, Alan................
Culver, John C................
Curtis, Carl T................
Danforth, John C..............
Home post office Rapid City, S. Dak. Gadsden, Ala.
St. Paul, Minn. Huntsville, Tenn. Tulsa, Okla.
Terre Haute, Ind. Billings, Okla.
Houston, Tex. Wilmington, Del. Newton Centre, Mass. Charleston, Ark. Fargo, N. Dak. Winchester, Va.
Sophia, W. Va. Las Vegas, Nev. Rahway, N.J. Warwick, R.I. Lakeland, Fla.
Boise, Idaho. Marion, Iowa. Los Angeles, Calif. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Minden, Nebr.
Jefferson City, Mo.
185
SENATORS
Name DeConcini, Dennis...........  .
Dole, Bob........................
Domenici, Pele V......... Durkin, John A...................
Eagleton, Thomas F...............
Eastland, James O................
Ford, Wendell H..................
Garn, Jake.......................
Glenn, John......................
Goldwater, Barry.................
Gravel, Mike.....................
Griffin, Robert P................
Hansen, Clifford P...............
Hart, Gary.......................
Haskell, Floyd K.................
Hatch, Orrin G...................
Hatfield, Mark 0.................
Hathaway, William D..............
Hayakawa, S. I...................
Heinz, H. John 3d................
Helms, Jesse.....................
Hollings, Ernest F...............
Huddleston, Walter (Dee) .... Humphrey, Hubert H. ..... Inouye, Daniel K.................
Jackson, Henry M.................
Javits, Jacob K..................
Johnston, J. Bennett.............
Kennedy, Edward M................
Laxalt, Paul.....................
Leahy, Patrick J.................
Long, Russell B..................
Lugar, Richard G.................
Home post office Tucson, Ariz. Russell, Kans. Albuquerque, N. Mex. Manchester, N.H. St. Louis, Mo. Doddsville, Miss. Owensboro, Ky. Salt Lake City, Utah. Columbus, Ohio. Scottsdale, Ariz. Anchorage, Alaska. Traverse City, Mich. Jackson, Wyo. Denver, Colo. Littleton, Colo. Salt Lake City, Utah. Salem, Oreg. Auburn, Maine. Mill Valley, Calif. Pittsburgh, Pa. Raleigh, N.C. Charleston, S.C. Elizabethtown, Ky. Waverly, Minn. Honolulu, Hawaii. Everett, Wash. New York City, N.Y. Shreveport, La. Boston, Mass. Carson City, Nev. Burlington, Vt. Baton Rouge, La. Indianapolis, Ind.
186
SENATORS
Name
McClellan, John L...............
McClure, James A................
McGovern, George S..............
McIntyre, Thomas J..............
Magnuson, Warren G..............
Mathias, Charles McC., Jr.......
Matsunaga, Spark M..............
Melcher, John...................
Metcalf, Lee....................
Metzenbaum, Howard M............
Morgan, Robert..................
Moynihan, Daniel P..............
Muskie, Edmund S................
Nelson, Gaylord.................
Nunn, Sam.......................
Packwood, Bob...................
Pearson, James B........
Pell, Claiborne.................
Percy, Charles H................
Proxmire, William...............
Randolph, Jennings..............
Ribicoff, Abraham A.............
Riegle, Donald W., Jr...........
Roth, William V., Jr............
Sarbanes, Paul S................
Sasser, James R.................
Schmitt, Harrison H.............
Schweiker, Richard S............
Scott, William Lloyd............
Sparkman, John J................
Stafford, Robert T..............
Stennis, John C.................
Stevens, Theodore F.............
Home post office Little Rock, Ark. Payette, Idaho. Mitchell, S. Dak. Laconia, N.H. Seattle, Wash. Frederick, Md. Honolulu, Hawaii. Forsyth, Mont. Helena, Mont. Shaker Heights, Ohio. Lillington, N.C. New York, N.Y. Waterville, Maine. Madison, Wis. Perry, Ga. Portland, Oreg. Prairie Village, Kans. Newport, R.I. Wilmette, Ill. Madison, Wis. Elkins, W. Va. Hartford, Conn. Flint, Mich. Wilmington, Del. Baltimore, Md. Nashville, Tenn. ■ w Silver City, N. Mex. Worcester, Pa. Fairfax, Va. Huntsville, Ala. Rutland, Vt. De Kalb, Miss. Anchorage, Alaska.
187
SENATORS
Home post office Chicago, Ill. Tallahassee, Fla. Lovejoy, Ga. Aiken, S.C. Wichita Falls, Tex. Big Horn, Wyo. Greenwich, Conn. Bedminster, N.J. La Moure, N. Dak, Omaha, Nebr.
188
Name
Stevenson, Adlai E..............
Stone, Richard (Dick)...........
Talmadge, Herman E..............
Thurmond, Strom ........
Tower, John G...................
Wallop, Malcolm.................
Weicker, Lowell P., Jr..........
Williams, Harrison A., Jr.......
Young, Milton R. . .............
Zorinsky, Edward................
REPRESENTATIVES
Democrats in roman (289); Republicans in italics (143); vacant, (3); total, 435
Name
Abdnor, James..................
Addabbo, Joseph P..............
Akaka, Daniel K................
Alexander, Bill................
Allen, Clifford R..............
Ambro, Jerome A................
Ammerman, Joseph S.............
Anderson, Glenn M.........■	. .
Anderson, John B...............
Andrews, Ike F.................
Andrews, Mark..................
Annunzio, Frank................
Applegate, Douglas.............
Archer, W. R...................
Armstrong, William L...........
Ashbrook, John M...............
Ashley, Thomas L...............
Aspin, Les.....................
AuCoin, Les....................
Badham, Robert E........ Badillo, Herman................
Bafalis, L. A. (Skip)..........
Baldus, Alvin..................
Barnard, D. Douglas, Jr........
Baucus, Max....................
Bauman, Robert E...............
Beard, Edward P................
Beard, Robin L.................
Home post office
Kennebec, S. Dak.	|
Ozone Park, N.Y.	|
Honolulu, Hawaii.	I
Osceola, Ark.	|
Nashville, Tenn.	|
East Northport, N.Y.	I
Curwensville, Pa.	|
Harbor City, Calif.	|
Rockford, Ill.	|
Siler City, N.C.
Mapleton. N. Dak.
Chicago, Ill.
Steubenville, Ohio.
Houston, Tex.
Aurora, Colo.
Johnstown, Ohio.
Maumee, Ohio.
Racine, Wis.
Forest Grove, Oreg.
Newport Beach, Calif.
Bronx, N. Y.
Fort Myers Beach, Fla.
Menomonie, Wis.	i
Augusta, Ga.
Missoula, Mont.	।
Easton, Md.
Cranston, R.I.
Franklin, Tenn.
189
REPRESENTATIVES
Name Bedell, Berkley.................
Beilenson, Anthony C............
Benjamin, Adam, Jr..............
Bennett, Charles E..............
Bevill, Tom.....................
Biaggi, Mario...................
Bingham, Jonathan B.............
Blanchard, James J..............
Blouin, Michael T...............
Boggs, Corinne C. (Lindy) . . . . Boland, Edward P................
Bolling, Richard................
Bonior, David E.................
Bonker, Don.....................
Bowen, David R..................
Brademas, John..................
Breaux, John B..................
Breckinridge, John..............
Brinkley, Jack..................
Brodhead, William M.............
Brooks, Jack....................
Broomfield, William S...... Brown, Clarence J...............
Brown, Garry E......... Brown, George E., Jr............
Broyhill, James T...............
Buchanan, John..................
Burgener, Clair JU..............
Burke, J. Herbert...............
Burke, James A..................
Burke, Yvonne B.................
Burleson, Omar..................
Home post office Spirit Lake, Iowa. Los Angeles, Calif. Hobart, Ind. Jacksonville, Fla. Jasper, Ala. Bronx, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y.
Pleasant Ridge, Mich. Dubuque, Iowa. New Orleans, La. Springfield, Mass. Kansas City, Mo. Mt. Clemens, Mich. Ridgefield, Wash. Cleveland, Miss. South Bend, Ind. Crowley, La.
Lexington, Ky. Columbus, Ga. Detroit, Mich. Beaumont, Tex. Birmingham, Mich. Urbana, Ohio. Schoolcraft, Mich. Colton, Calif.
Lenoir, N.C. Birmingham, Ala. Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Hollywood, Fla.
Milton, Mass. Los Angeles, Calif. Anson, Tex.
190
REPRESENTATIVES
Name
Burlison, Bill D................
Burton, John L..................
Burton, Phillip.................
Butler, M. Caldwell.............
Byron, Goodloe E................
Caputo, Bruce F.................
Carney, Charles J...............
Carr, Bob.......................
Carter, Tim Lee.................
Cavanaugh, John J...............
Cederberg, Elford A.............
Chappell, Bill, Jr..............
Chisholm, Shirley...............
Clausen, Don H......... Clawson, Del....................
Clay, William L.................
Cleveland, James C..............
Cochran, Thad...................
Cohen, William S................
Coleman, E. Thomas..............
Collins, Cardiss................
Collins, James M................
Conable, Barber B., Jr...... Conte, Silvio 0.................
Conyers, John, Jr...............
Corcoran, Thomas J..............
Corman, James C.................
Cornell, Robert J...............
Cornwell, David L...............
Cotter, William R...............
Coughlin, Lawrence..............
Crane, Philip M.................
D’Amours, Norman E..............
Home post office Cape Girardeau, Mo. San Francisco, Calif. San Francisco, Calif. Roanoke, Va. Frederick, Md. Yonkers, N.Y. Youngstown, Ohio. East Lansing, Mich. Tompkinsville, Ky. Omaha, Nebr. Midland, Mich. Ocala, Fla. Brooklyn, N.Y. Crescent City, Calif. Downey, Calif. St. Louis, Mo. New London, N.H. Jackson, Miss. Bangor, Maine. Kansas City, Mo. Chicago, Ill. Dallas, Tex. Alexander, N.Y. Pittsfield, Mass. Detroit, Mich. Ottawa, Ill.
Van Nuys, Calif. DePere, Wis. Paoli, Ind.
Hartford, Conn. Villanova, Pa. Mount Prospect, Ill. Manchester, N.H.
191
Name Daniel, Robert W., Jr...........
Daniel, W. C. (Dan).............
Danielson, George E.............
Davis, Mendel J.................
de la Garza, E (Kika)...........
Delaney, James J................
Dellums, Ronald V...............
Dent, John H....................
Derrick, Butler.................
Derwinski, Edward J.............
Devine, Samuel L................
Dickinson, William L............
Dicks, Norman D.................
Diggs, Charles C., Jr...........
Dingell, John D.................
Dodd, Christopher J.............
Doman, Robert K.................
Downey, Thomas J................
Drinan, Robert F................
Duncan, John J......... Duncan, Robert..................
Early, Joseph D.................
Eckhardt, Robert C..............
Edgar, Robert W.................
Edwards, Don....................
Edwards, Jack...................
Edwards, Mickey.................
Eilberg, Joshua.................
Emery, David F..................
English, Glenn..................
Erlenborn, John N...............
Ertel, Allen E..................
Evans, Billy Lee................
Home post office Spring Grove, Va. Danville, Va. Monterey Park, Calif. Charleston, S.C. Mission, Tex. Long Island City, N.Y. Berkeley, Calif. Ligonier, Pa.
Edgefield, S.C. Flossmoor, Ill. Columbus, Ohio. Montgomery, Ala. Port Orchard, Wash. Detroit, Mich.
Trenton, Mich.
North Stonington, Conn. Los Angeles, Calif.
West Islip, N.Y. Newton, Mass. Knoxville, Tenn. Gresham, Oreg. Worcester, Mass. Harris County, Tex. Broomall, Pa.
San Jose, Calif. Mobile, Ala. Oklahoma City, Okla. Philadelphia, Pa. Rockland, Maine. Cordell, Okla.
Glen Ellyn, Ill. Montoursville, Pa. Macon, Ga.
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REPRESENTATIVES
Name Evans, David W...................
Evans, Frank E...................
Evans, Thomas B., Jr.............
Fary, John G.....................
Fascell, Dante B.................
Fenwick, Millicent...........  .
Findley, Paul....................
Fish, Hamilton, Jr...............
Fisher, Joseph L.................
Fithian, Floyd J.................
Flippo, Ronnie G.................
Flood, Daniel J..................
Florio, James J..................
Flowers, Walter..................
Flynt, John J., Jr...............
Foley, Thomas S..................
Ford, Harold E...................
Ford, William D..................
Forsythe, Edwin B................
Fountain, L. H...................
Fraser, Donald M.................
Frenzel, Bill....................
Frey, Louis, Jr..................
Fuqua, Don.......................
Gammage, Robert A................
Gaydos, Joseph M.................
Gephardt, Richard A..............
Giaimo, Robert N.................
Gibbons, Sam M...................
Gilman, Benjamin A...............
Ginn, Bo.........................
Glickman, Daniel R...............
Goldwater, Barry M., Jr..........
Home post office Indianapolis, Ind. Beulah, Colo. Wilmington, Del. Chicago, Ill. Miami, Fla. Bernardsville, N.J. Pittsfield, Ill. Millbrook, N.Y. Arlington, Va. Lafayette, Ind. Florence, Ala. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Camden, N.J. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Griffin, Ga. Spokane, Wash. Memphis, Tenn. Taylor, Mich. Moorestown, N.J. Tarboro, N.C. Minneapolis, Minn. Golden Valley, Minn. Winter Park, Fla. Altha, Fla.
Houston, Tex. McKeesport, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. North Haven, Conn. Tampa, Fla. Middletown, N.Y. Millen, Ga.
Wichita, Kans. Woodland Hills, Calif.
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Name
Gonzalez, Henry B................
Goodling, William F..............
Gore, Albert A., Jr..............
Gradison, Willis D., Jr..........
Grassley, Charles E..............
Gudger, V. Lamar.................
Guyer, Tennyson..................
Hagedorn, Tom ......... Hall, Sam B., Jr./...............
Hamilton, Lee H...............
Hammerschmidt, John P............
Hanley, James M..................
Hannaford, Mark W................
Hansen, George...................
Harkin, Tom......................
Harrington, Michael J............
Harris, Herbert E., 2d...........
Harsha, William H................
Hawkins, Augustus F..............
Heckler, Margaret M..............
Hefner, W. G. (Bill).............
Heftel, Cecil....................
Hightower, Jack..................
Hillis, Elwood...................
Holland, Kenneth L...............
Hollenbeck, Harold C.............
Holt, Marjorie S.................
Holtzman, Elizabeth..............
Horton, Frank....................
Howard, James J..................
Hubbard, Carroll, Jr.............
Huckaby, Thomas J................
Hughes, William J................
Home post office San Antonio, Tex. Jacobus, Pa.
Carthage, Tenn. Cincinnati, Ohio. New Hartford, Iowa. Asheville, N.C. Findlay, Ohio.
Truman, Minn. Marshall, Tex. Columbus, Ind. Harrison, Ark. Syracuse, N.Y. Lakewood, Calif. Pocatello, Idaho. Ames, Iowa.
Beverly, Mass. Alexandria, Va. Portsmouth, Ohio. Los Angeles, Calif. Wellesley, Mass. Concord, N.C. Honolulu, Hawaii. Vernon, Tex.
Kokomo, Ind. Camden, S.C. East Rutherford, N.J. Severna Park, Md. Brooklyn, N.Y. Rochester, N.Y.
Spring Lake Heights, N.J. Mayfield, Ky.
Ringgold, La. Ocean City, N.J.
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REPRESENTATIVES
Name Hyde, Henry J....................
Ichord, Richard H................
Ireland, Andrew P................
Jacobs, Andrew, Jr...............
Jeffords, James M........ Jenkins, Edgar L.................
Jenrette, John W., Jr............
Johnson, Harold T................
Johnson, James P. (Jim) . . . . Jones, Ed........................
Jones, James R...................
Jones, Walter B..................
Jordan, Barbara..................
Kasten, Robert W., Jr............
Kastenmeier, Robert W............
Kazen, Abraham, Jr...............
Kelly, Richard...................
Kemp, Jack.......................
Ketchum, William M....... Keys, Martha.....................
Kildee, Dale E...................
Kindness, Thomas N....... Koch, Edward I...................
Kostmayer, Peter H...............
Krebs, John......................
Krueger, Robert (Bob)............
LaFalce, John J..................
Lagomarsino, Robert J............
Latta, Delbert L.................
Leach, James A. S................
Lederer, Raymond F...............
LeFante, Joseph A................
Leggett, Robert L................
Home post office Park Ridge, Ill. Houston, Mo. Winter Haven, Fla. Indianapolis, Ind. Montpelier, Vt. Jasper, Ga.
North Myrtle Beach, S.C. Roseville, Calif.
Fort Collins, Colo. Yorkville, Tenn. Tulsa, Okla.
Farmville, N.C. Houston, Tex. Milwaukee, Wis. Sun Prairie, Wis. Laredo, Tex.
Holiday, Fla.
Hamburg, N.Y. Bakersfield, Calif. Manhattan, Kans. Flint, Mich.
Hamilton, Ohio. New York City, N.Y. Solebury, Pa.
Fresno, Calif. New Braunfels, Tex. Tonawanda, N.Y.
Ventura, Calif. Bowling Green, Ohio. Davenport, Iowa.
Philadelphia, Pa. Bayonne, N.J. Vallejo, Calif.
195
REPRESENTATIVES
Name
Lehman, William.............
Lent, Norman F..............
Levitas, Elliott H..........
Lloyd, Jim..................
Lloyd, Marilyn..............
Long, Clarence D............
Long, Gillis W..............
Lott, Trent.................
Lujan, Manuel, Jr...........
Luken, Thomas A.............
Lundine, Stanley N..........
McClory, Robert.............
McCloskey, Paul N. (Pete), Jr. . McCormack, Mike.............
McDode, Joseph M............
McDonald, Larry.............
McEwen, Robert C....... McFall, John J..............
McHugh, Matthew F...........
McKay, K. Gunn..............
McKinney, Stewart B,........
Madigan, Edward R...........
Maguire, Andrew.............
Mahon, George H.............
Mann, James R...............
Markey, Edward J............
Marks, Marc L...............
Marlenee, Ron...............
Marriott, David D...........
Martin, James G.............
Mathis, Dawson..............
Mattox, James A.............
Mazzoli, Romano L...........
Home post office
North Miami Beach, Fla, East Rockaway, N.Y.
Atlanta, Ga.
West Covina, Calif. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Ruxton, Md.
Alexandria, La.
Pascagoula, Miss. Albuquerque. N. Mex. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jamestown, N.Y.
Lake Bluff, Ill.
Menlo Park, Calif.
Richland, Wash.
Scranton, Pa.
Marietta, Ga. Ogdensburg, N.Y. Manteca, Calif.
Ithaca, N.Y.
Huntsville, Utah.
Fair field, Conn.
Lincoln, Ill.
Ridgewood, N.J. Lubbock, Tex.
Greenville, S.C.
Malden, Mass.
Sharon, Pa.
Scobey, Mont.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Davidson, N.C.
Albany, Ga.
Dallas, Tex.
Louisville, Ky.
196
REPRESENTATIVES
Name
Meeds, Lloyd...................
Metcalfe, Ralph H..............
Meyner, Helen S................
Michel, Robert H. .............
Mikulski, Barbara A............
Mikva, Abner J.................
Milford, Dale..................
Miller, Clarence E.............
Miller, George.................
Mineta, Norman Y...............
Minish, Joseph G...............
Mitchell, Donald J.............
Mitchell, Parren J.............
Moakley, John Joseph...........
Moffett, Toby..................
Mollohan, Robert H.............
Montgomery, G. V. (Sonny) . . .
Moore, W. Henson...............
Moorhead, Carlos J........ Moorhead, William S............
Moss, John E...................
Mottl, Ronald M................
Murphy, Austin J...............
Murphy, John M.................
Murphy, Morgan F...............
Murtha, John P.................
Myers, Gary A.........
Myers, John T..................
Myers, Michael 0...............
Natcher, William H.............
Neal, Stephen L................
Nedzi, Lucien N................
Nichols, William...............
Home post office Everett, Wash. Chicago, Ill. Phillipsburg, N.J. Peoria, Ill. Baltimore, Md. Evanston, Ill. Grand Prairie, Tex. Lancaster, Ohio. Martinez, Calif. San Jose, Calif. West Orange, N.J. Herkimer, N.Y. Baltimore, Md. Boston, Mass. Unionville, Conn. Fairmont, W. Va. Meridian, Miss. Baton Rouge, La. Glendale, Calif. Pittsburgh, Pa. Sacramento, Calif. Parma, Ohio. Charleroi, Pa. Staten Island, N.Y. Chicago, Ill. Johnstown, Pa. Butler, Pa. Covington, Ind. Philadelphia, Pa. Bowling Green, Ky. Winston-Salem, N.C. Detroit, Mich. Sylacauga, Ala.
197
REPRESENTATIVES
Name Nix, Robert N. C..................
Nolan, Richard....................
Nowak, Henry J....................
Oakar, Mary Rose..................
Oberstar, James L.................
Obey, David R.....................
O'Brien, George M.................
O’Neill, Thomas P., Jr............
Ottinger, Richard L...............
Panetta, Leon E...................
Patten, Edward J..................
Patterson, Jerry M................
Pattison, Edward W................
Pease, Donald J...................
Pepper, Claude....................
Perkins, Carl D...................
Pettis, Shirley N.................
Pickle, J. J. (Jake)..............
Pike, Otis G......................
Poage, W. R.......................
Pressler, Larry...................
Preyer, Richardson................
Price, Melvin.....................
Pritchard, Joel...................
Pursell, Carl D...................
Quayle, J. Danforth...............
Quie, Albert H....................
Quillen, James H..................
Rahall, Nick J., 2d...............
Railsback, Thomas F...............
Rangel, Charles B.................
Regula, Ralph S...................
Reuss, Henry S....................
Home post office Philadelphia, Pa. Waite Park, Minn. Buffalo, N.Y. Cleveland, Ohio. Chisholm, Minn. Wausau, Wis. Joliet, Ill. Cambridge, Mass. Pleasantville, N.Y. Carmel Valley, Calif. Perth Amboy, N.J. Santa Ana, Calif. West Sand Lake, N.Y. Oberlin, Ohio. Miami, Fla. Hindman, Ky. Loma Linda, Calif. Austin, Tex. Riverhead, N.Y. Waco, Tex. Humboldt, S. Dak. Greensboro, N.C. East St. Louis, Ill. Seattle, Wash. Plymouth, Mich. Huntington, Ind. Dennison, Minn. Kingsport, Tenn. Beckley, W. Va. Moline, Ill.
New York City, N.Y. Navarre, Ohio. Milwaukee, Wis.
198
REPRESENTATIVES
Name Rhodes, John J..................
Richmond, Frederick W...........
Rinaldo, Matthew J..............
Risenhoover, Ted ...............
Roberts, Ray....................
Robinson, J. Kenneth............
Rodino, Peter W., Jr...............
Roe, Robert A...................
Rogers, Paul G..................
Roncalio, Teno..................
Rooney, Fred B..................
Rose, Charles...................
Rosenthal, Benjamin S...........
Rostenkowski, Dan...............
Rousselot, John H...............
Roybal, Edward R................
Rudd, Eldon D......... Runnels, Harold.................
Ruppe, Philip E.................
Russo, Martin A.................
Ryan, Leo J.....................
St Germain, Fernand J...........
Santini, Jim....................
Sarasin, Ronald A...............
Satterfield, David E., 3d ....
Sawyer, Harold S................
Scheuer, James H................
Schroeder, Patricia.............
Schulze, Richard T..............
Sebelius, Keith G...............
Seiberling, John F..............
Sharp, Philip R.................
Home post office Mesa, Ariz. Brooklyn, N.Y. Union, N.J. Tahlequah, Okla. McKinney, Tex. Winchester, Va. Newark, N.J. Wayne, N.J. West Palm Beach, Fla. Cheyenne, Wyo. Bethlehem, Pa. Fayetteville, N.C. Elmhurst, L.I., N.Y. Chicago, Ill. San Marino, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif. Scottsdale, Ariz. Lovington, N. Mex. Houghton, Mich. Calumet Park, Ill. Belmont, Calif. Woonsocket, R.I. Las Vegas, Nev. Beacon Falls, Conn. Richmond, Va. Rockford, Mich. Neponsit, N.Y. Denver, Colo. Malvern, Pa. Norton, Kans. Akron, Ohio. Muncie, Ind.
199
REPRESENTATIVES
Name
Shipley, George E.................
Shuster, E. G. (Bud)..............
Sikes, Robert L. F................
Simon, Paul.......................
Sisk, B. F........................
Skelton, Ike......................
Skubitz, Joe......................
Slack, John M., Jr................
Smith, Neal.......................
Smith, Virginia...................
Snyder, M. G. (Gene)..............
Solarz, Stephen J.................
Spellman, Gladys Noon.............
Spence, Floyd.....................
Staggers, Harley O................
Stanton, J. William...............
Stark, Fortney H. (Pete) . . . . Steed, Tom........................
Steers, Newton I., Jr.............
Steiger, William A................
Stockman, David A. . . ,..........
Stokes, Louis.....................
Stratton, Samuel S................
Studds, Gerry E...................
Stump, Bob........................
Symms, Steven D...................
Taylor, Gene......................
Teague, Olin E....................
Thompson, Frank, Jr...............
Thone, Charles....................
Thornton, Ray.....................
Tonry, Richard A..................
Traxler, Bob......................
Home post office Olney, Ill.
Everett, Pa. Crestview, Fla. Carbondale, Ill. Fresno, Calif. Lexington, Mo. Pittsburg, Kans. Charleston, W. Va. Altoona, Iowa. Chappell, Nebr. Brownsboro Farms, Ky. Brooklyn, N.Y.
Laurel, Md.
Lexington, S.C. Keyser, W. Va. Painesville, Ohio. Oakland, Calif. Shawnee, Okla. Bethesda, Md. Oshkosh, Wis. St. Joseph, Mich. Cleveland, Ohio. Amsterdam, N.Y. Cohasset, Mass. Tolleson, Ariz.
Caldwell, Idaho. Sarcoxie, Mo. College Station, Tex. Trenton, N.J.
Lincoln, Nebr. Sheridan, Ark. Arabi, La.
Bay City, Mich.
200
REPRESENTATIVES
Name Treen, David C................
Trible, Paul S., Jr........ Tsongas, Paul E...............
Tucker, James G., Jr..........
Udall, Morris K...............
Ullman, Al....................
Van Deerlin, Lionel...........
Vander Jagt, Guy..............
Vanik, Charles A..............
Vento, Bruce F................
Volkmer, Harold L.............
Waggonner, Joe D., Jr.........
Walgren, Doug.................
Walker, Robert S..............
Walsh, William F........ Wampler, William C....... Watkins, Wesley W.............
Waxman, Henry A...............
Weaver, James.................
Weiss, Theodore S.............
Whalen, Charles W., Jr........
White, Richard C..............
Whitehurst, G. William........
Whitley, Charles O., Sr.......
Whitten, Jamie L..............
Wiggins, Charles E............
Wilson, Bob...................
Wilson, Charles...............
Wilson, Charles H.............
Winn, Larry, Jr...............
Wirth, Timothy E..............
Wolff, Lester L...............
Wright, James C., Jr..........
Home post office Metairie, La. Tappahannock, Va. Lowell, Mass. Little Rock, Ark. Tucson, Ariz. Baker, Oreg. Chula Vista, Calif. Luther, Mich. Euclid, Ohio. St. Paul, Minn. Hannibal, Mo. Plain Dealing, La. Pittsburgh, Pa. East Petersburg, Pa. Syracuse, N.Y. Bristol, Va. Ada, Okla. Los Angeles, Calif. Eugene, Oreg. New York, N.Y. Dayton, Ohio. El Paso, Tex. Norfolk, Va. Mount Olive, N.C. Charleston, Miss. Fullerton, Calif. San Diego, Calif. Lufkin, Tex. Hawthorne, Calif. Overland Park, Kans. Denver, Colo. Great Neck, N.Y. Fort Worth, Tex.
201
REPRESENTATIVES
Name
Wydler, John W...................
Wylie, Chalmers P................
Yates, Sidney R..................
Yatron, Gus......................
Young, C. W. Bill................
Young, Don.......................
Young, John......................
Young, Robert A..................
Zablocki, Clement J..............
Zeferetti, Leo C.................
Home post office
Garden City, N.Y. Worthington, Ohio.
Chicago, Ill.
Reading, Pa.
St. Petersburg, Fla. Fort Yukon, Alaska. Corpus Christi, Tex. St. Ann, Mo.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Brooklyn, N.Y.
RESIDENT COMMISSIONER
Name
Corrada, Baltasar...............
Home post office
Rio Piedras, P.R.
DELEGATES
Name de Lugo, Ron....................
Fauntroy, Walter E..............
Won Pat, Antonio B..............
Home post office St. Croix, V.I. Washington, D.C. Sinajana, Guam.
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