Evening star., 1963-03-10

Arthur Edson, Associated Press;
Charles Egger, Scripps-Howard News.
papers; Byron X. Elliot, Boston, Mass.
Richard L. Embly, Washington, d. c.;
Thomas r. Erwin, New York Cityi MARI
Ethridge, jr., Detroit, Mich.i Anon Garter
Evans, Nashville, Tennessean; Mark
Evans, Washington, ID. c.
George H. FallOn, Representative from
Maryland; Lawrence S. Tanning, Chicago
Daily News; William 7. Farley, Wash.
ingt0n, d. c. James A. Farley, New
York City; Robert A. Farguharson,
Washington, ID. CT Paul B. Fay, jr.,
Undersecretary Of the Navyi Daryle
Feldmeir, Minneapolis Star and Tribune;
Mark Ferree, Scripps-Howard Newspa-
pers; Joseph J. Ferrin, Red Wing, MINI. /;
M. First, Philadelphia Inquirer; Joseph
A, Fisher, Washington, D. c. Harold a.
Fitzgerald, Pontiac CMich.) Pressi +. M.
Flynn, New York News; John Clifford
Folger, Washington, d. c.; Edward =.
Pollard, Washington Posti Gerald r..
Ford, Representative from Mlchigani DR..
Robert G. Foster, Tulsa, okla.i Richard
Frandsen, r., United Press InternatiOnali
Alfred Friendly, Washington Posts Keith
Fuller, Associated Press.
G
wes Gallagher, Associated Press;
Francis W. Gapp, U. S. News q World
Report; John G. Geremia, Plainville,
Conn; Jack W. Germond, Washington,
d. CT William Giles, National Observers
DR.. Grover Bache Gill, Bethesda, Md;
Roswell L. Gilpatric, Deputy Secretary Of
Defensei Arthur Godfrey, Washington,
d. c. Ben Hale Golden, Chattanooga
Va; Joseph W. Goodfellow, Washington,
ID. c.; Alan j. Gould, Associated Press;
Phil G. Goulding, Cleveland Plain Dealers
John d. Green, Williamsburg, Va; 1t
Gen. Wallace NJ. Greene, jr., Chief Of
Staff, USMC; Crawford H. Greenewalt,
Wilmington, Del; James Greenfield,
Washington, ID. c.; Charles o. Gridley,
Griffin News Bureau; Gerald e. Griffin,
Baltimore SUM- Harold +. Grumhaus,
Chicago Tribune; Granville GUIDE, Wash
ington, d. c.
Victor Hacker, Associated Press;
Charles A. Halleck, Representative from
Indiana; Luther d. Ham, Washington
Post; Paul Haney, Washington, D. c.;
Richard L. Hardness, Washington, ID. CT
DR. j. George Harrar, Rockefeller FOun-
datiOn; Andrew T. Hatcher, Washington,
I'D. c.; Jay G. Hayden, Detroit Newsi
John d. Hayden, Amherst, Mass; Martin
s. Hayden, Detroit Newsi John S. Hayes,
Washington ID. c.; John Landon Head,
Lexington, Mass; Capt. Richard H. Head,
USAFi Patrick Healy, Washington, d. c.;
Paul Healy, Washington, d. c.; William
Randolph Hearst, jr., Hearst Newspapers
r. Edward Hebert, Representative from
Louisiana; +. Cleveland Hedrick, Wash
ington, d. c.; Walter w. Heller, Wash
ingt0n, d. c.; Ray Henile, Washington,
d. c. Arthur Sears Henning, Chicago
Tribune, Charles Hentschell, St. Louis
Post Dispatch; A. b. Hermann, Wash
ington, d. c.; John N. Hightower, As
sOeiated Press; Robert c. Herrick, Mus
kegon (Mich.) Chronicle; Lee Hills,
Knight Newspapers; John H. Hodnette,
Pittsburgh, Pal Paul Hedges, New York
City, Paul G. Hoffman, director U. N.
Special Fund; Sampson p. Holland,
Washington, D. c.; John v. Horner,
Washington Evening Star; Woodson P.
Hought0n, Washington, ID. c.; Jack r.
Howard, Scripps Howard Newspapers;
Roy W. Howard, Scripps-H Howard News
papers; Carlisle H. Humelsine, Williams
burg, Va.