LIST OF SENATORS

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• Document Release Date: April 14, 2009
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SENATORS -.--STAFFERS
BAYH, Birch MILLER, William & Suzanne
Betty E S C-r fieWE1 Earl & Jay
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BOL-AtD ward-& M y PRICE, Melvin & Garry'
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CHAPPELL, Bill & guest WHITTEN, Jamie & Rrbecca.
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DERWINSKI, Edward & Patricia YOUNG, Bi 11 & Mari an
ZABLOCKI, Clement
FOWLER, Wyche &'guest
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MICHEL,, Robert & Corinne
MINETA, Norman & May
MURPHY, Morgan
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Sen. Dale Bumpers
of Charleston
Democrat-Jan. 3, 1975
b. Aug. 12, 1925-Lawyer .
Univ. of Arkansas, 1948;
Northwestern Univ. Law
School LL.B., 1951. MA-
RINES, - 1943-46. State
Governor since 1973.
Charleston Chamber of
Commerce, Charleston
Industrial Development
Corp. Methodist, married,
3 children.
Sen. J. Bennett Johnston
of Shreveport
Democrat-Nov. 14, 1972
b..1 LIIe 10. 'l932--l.a rr
Sen. Lawton Chiles
of Lakeland
Democrat---Jan. 3. 1971
b. April 3, 1930-Lawyer
U. of Fla., B.S., 1952; U. of
Fla. School of Law,. LL.
B., 1955; Army, Artillery
Officer during the Korean
War; practicing atty., 1955-;
Fla. House of Reps., 1958-
66; Fla. Senate, 1966-70;
recipient of many awards.
Service Awards by Fla.
Assn. for Retarded Chil-
dren, 1968; Governor's
Award for Conservation.
1968; Wildlife Conservation
Award, 1968; Presby-
terian. married, four chil-
dren.
LL.B., , 1956, Louisiana
State U.; -Army, Judge Ad-
vocate General's Corps.
1956-59; State House of
Reps.. 1964-68; State Sen.,
1968-72; lost 1971 ouber-
natorial primary: Chairman, _
Planning Committee for ma-
j jor highway linking New
Orleans with Shreveport and
Mobile;
American. La., Shreveport
Bar Assn.: American Le-
gion. Baptist, married, four
children.
lh-
Sen. Walter (Dee)
hluddleston
of Elizabethtown
Democrat-Jan. 3,1973
K April 15. 1926-Ilu.inr7i:man
A.B., 1949, U. of Kentucky;
Army, 1944-46; discharged
as staff sergeant; state sen-
ator, 1966-72; majority
leader, 1970-72; Chairman
of Elizabethtown Planning
and Zoning Commission,
1960-61; one of Jaycees'
three outstanding young
men of Kentucky, 1960;
Rotary, Kentucky Broad-
casters Assn.; Democratic
State Executive Committee:
Assn. of the U.S. Army.
Methodist, married, two
children.
Sen. James A. McClure
of Payette
Republican-Jan. 3, 1973
b. Dec. 27. 1924--Lawyer
Stanford U., B.A., 1947,
LL.B., 1950; Harvard,
1948; Army, WWII; prac-
ticing atty., 1950-56; State
Chm., Idaho Young Demo-
crats, 1952-54; Keynoter.
Democratic Natl. Conven-
tion, 1960; U.S. delegate to
21st UN General Assembly;
Bd. of Governors, Col. of
the Virgin Islands, 1968.
Presbyterian, married, two
children.
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John Al. Ashbrook
of Johnstown (17th Dist.)
Republican-10th term
b. Sept. 21, 1922-Journalist
Harvard U., B.A., 1952:
Ohio State U.. J.D., 1955;
Navy, .1946-48; Publisher.
Johnstown Independent,
1953-; practicing atty..
1955-; Young Repub. Chm.,
1957-59; Ohio House of
Reps., 1956-60. Baptist.
married, three children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Dairy and livestock: stone.
clay, glass., and concrete
products: rubber and mis-
cellaneous plastics products;
462,846 i
Morgan F. Murphy
of Chicago (2d Dist.)
Democrat-Jan. 21, 1971
b. April 16.1932-Lawyer
Northwestern U., B.S.,
1955; DePaul U. School of
Law. LL.B., 1962; USMC,
1955-58; Hearing Officer,
Local Liquor Control Com.,
1969-70. Catholic, married,
three children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Electrical machinery, com-
munication equipment, ra-
dio, television, electronic
components, fabricated met-
als, nonmetal machinery,
printing, publishing; higher
education 464,792
A
Silvio 0. Conte
of Pittsfield (1st Dist.)
Republican- Jan. 3. 1959
b. Nov. 9, 1921-Lawyer
Boston Col., Boston Col.
Law School, LL.B.. 1949;
practicing atty., 1949-58;
Mass. State Senator, 1950-
58. Catholic, married, four
children.
Dist. resources, pop.
Electrical machinery, con-
verted paper and paper-
board products; nonelec-
trical machinery, industry.
metalworking machinery:
tourism (Berkshires) higher
education (U. Mass.); 470:
469,438
Richardson Preyer
of Greensboro (6th Dist.)
Democrat-Jan. 3, 1969
b. Jan. 11, 1919-Lawyer
Princeton U., B.A., 1941;
Harvard, LL.B., 1949;
Navy, WWII; practicing
atty., 1950-56; City Judge,
1953-54; Superior Ct.
Judge, 1956-61; U.S. Dist.
Judge; 1961-63; Candidate
for Gov., 1964; Sr. V.P.
Trust Officer, N.C. Natl.
Bank, Greensboro, 1964-66.
Presbyterian, married, five
children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Textile mill products, knit-
ting mills; household furni-
ture. fixtures: tobacco manu-
factures; 457,354
Edward J. Derwinski
of Flossmoor (4th Dist.)
Republican-Jan. 3, 1959
b. Sept. 15, I926-Banker
Loyola U., B.S., 1951;
Army, WWII; Major,
USAR; 111. House of
Reps., 1957-58; Savings
and Loan Executive.
Catholic. . Married, two
children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Wyche Fowler, Jr.
of Atlanta (5th Dist.)
Republican-April 6, 1977
b. Oct. 6. 1940-Lawyer
Davidson Col. and Emory
Univ. Law School, 1969;
U.S. Army vet.; first Pres.
of the Atlanta City Council,
known as "night Mayor" of
the city. Youngest member
elected to the Atlanta Board
of Aldermen. Presbyterian,
unmarried.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Food and kindred products:
printing and publishing:
motor vehicles; paper, allied
products; apparel made
from fabrics; textile mill
products: 460,589
Electrical machinery, com- 1
munication, radio, televi- t
sion, electronic components; I
fabricated metal; nonelec-
trical machinery, 464,452
Charles Rose
of Fayetteville (7th Dist.)
Democrat-Jan. 3, 4973
b. Aug. 10, 1939-Lawyer
A.B. Davidson College.
1961; LL.B., U. of N.C..
1964; practicing atty.; Chief
District Court Prosecutor
for the 12th Judicial Dis-
trict, 1967-70. Married, one
child.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Tobacco, textile mill prod-
ucts, apparel made from
fabrics. lumber and wood
products; 467,476
of Great Neck (6th Dist.)
Democrat-Jan. 3, 1965
b. Jan. 4,1919-Educator
N.Y.U., 1939; Army Air
Air Corps, WWII; Head,
Marketing Dept., Collegiate
Inst., 1945-49; Chm. of Bd.,
Coordinated Marketing
Agency, 1945-64; TV mod-
erator, 'producer, "Between
the Lines," 1948-60. Jewish,
married, two children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Electrical machinery, radio.,
transmitting, signaling, de-
tection equipment; food;
fabricated metal products:
higher education 467,722
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