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AGENCY

RECORD NUMBER

RECORD SERIES

AGENCY FILE

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Assassination Records Review Board

Final Determination Notification

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HSCA

180-10068-10300

STAFF PAYROLL RECORDS

December 8, 1995

Status of Document:

Postponed in Part

Number of releases of previously postponed information: 16

Reason for Board Action

The Review Board's decision was premised on several factors

including (a) the significant historical interest in the document in question, (b) the

absence of evidence that the release of the information would cause harm to the United

States or to any individual

Number of Postponements: 1

Postponements All the postponements in this document represent Social Security numbers

Reason for Board Action The text is redacted because the public disclosure of the redaction could

reasonably be expected to constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy, and that invasion of

privacy would be so substantial that it outweighs the public interest

Substitute Language SSN

Date of Next Review 2017

Board Review Completed: 10/24/95

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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM

IDENTIFICATION FORM

AGENCY INFORMATION

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DATE: 10/12/76

PAGES: 29

SUBJECTS:

SCA, ADMINISTRATION

AMATO, CAROLYN HANSEN

DOCUMENT TYPE : PRINTED FORM

CLASSIFICATION

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CURRENT STATUS :

DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 07/07/93

OPENING CRITERIA :

COMMENTS:

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PA/ROLL AUTHORIZATION FORM

(Please

or Ballpoint Pen)

HOUSE OF REPRÈSENTATIVES

Sandrasies comecions

or changes

Washington, D © 20515

on this form must be initialed by the

authonzing official )

To the Clerk of the House of Representatives

I hereby authorize the following payroll action

Employee Name (First-Middle-Last)

Carole Hansen (Amato

Employee Social Securty Number

Effective Date

12

13 October 1976

Type of Action

257-56-9440

Employing Office or Committee

8 Appointment

_ Salary Adjustment

• Termination (At close of business on efrective dara)

Select Committee on Assassinations

(If type of action is an Appointment or Salary Adjustment, complete the following information)

Position Title

61435

Secretary

(If Committee Employee, complete appropriate item below)

Gross Annual Salary

$16,000

844.444

you

_ Standing Committee Staff-] Clerical or • Professional

2 Ry Special or Select Committee Authority-H Res 1540.

-_094th_ Congress

3 L Joint Committee

10 15 76 AM ©: 45

(If Employee of an Officer of the House, complete item below)

Position Number_..

If applicable, Level

Ho=R, MUANCE OFFICE

Step.

relatives

Date_

certify that this authorization is not in

violation.

of 5 USC 3110(b), prohibiting the employment of

October 14

-, 19_76.

shandlaun

(Signature

Thomas N.

Downing

(Type or print nome of Aurhoriz ng Oracici)

Chairman

(Title - It Member Distric end So 9)

All appointments and salary adjustments for employees under the House Classification Act and for Committee em-

ployees, except those of the Committee on Appropriations, the Committee on the Budget, and the Joint Commirtees, must

be approved by the Committee on House Administration

APPROVED ..

Office of Finance use only

Office Code

Monihly Annuity $.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone

931-3669

Office Phone: 225-4801

PERSONAL, DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status. Married

EDUCATION

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Comnercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per

minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.

Studied English, American Government and Journalism, and earned 12 credats.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed

100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate•

dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE•

May 15, 1975 - Present

Assistant Legislative Ade to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES

Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final

form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES• Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'

mazl; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

which

included keeping the members posted on subjects of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others

Out of a staff of 11,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office. I set up the complete fling system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967

Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and

Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and I. V.

reporters; read District newspapers

and clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

Natzonal Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and

fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

May 1959 - July 1960

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Ixuck

., Athens, Georgia,

DUnEs: Typed statestical reports and wayballs; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone

931-3669

Office Phone

225-4801

PERSONAL. DAIA

Date of Birth

June 12, 1941

Health

Excellent

Marital Status:

EDUCATION:

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.

SKILLS

Typing Speed: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed 110 wm

Office equipment that I can operate dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE

May 15, 1975 - Present

Married

Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES

Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final

form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the first District

of Kentucky, which Included U. S Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed

and typed responses to constituents'

mazl; dealt with

state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail, Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

which included keeping the members posted on subjects of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 11,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hall"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office.

I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES•

Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly-radio tape(this was

Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967

Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

In my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

i ate to be broad ant

statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and I. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

UTIES: Opene

and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

ndustry statistical reports; took dictation; answere

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;

corresponded

regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed malitary court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence, took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Georgia.

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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AMATO

COMMITTEE STAFF

1

October 7, 1976

Honorable Dawson Mathis

236 Cannon House Building

Washington, D. C. 20515

Dear Dawson:

Thanks so much for your letter endorse-

ing Carole Amato for a position on the House

Select Conmittee on Assassinations.

Your inter-

est in the formulation of the comnittee staff is

appreciated.

Dawson, as you may be aware, owing to

Carole's great qualifications, she has been

selected to join the staff of the committee.

Again, thanks so much for your interest.

and with kind regards.

Sincerely.

1,

Chomas N. Downing

Chairman,

Select Committee

on Assassinations

vin

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- DAWSON MATHIS

OFFICE ADDRESS

236 CANNON HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING

20515

WE NO 202) 22 2515

ALBANY GEORGIA 31701

TEL (CODE 912) 439-8067

Congress of the United States

House of Representatives

Washington, D.C. 20515

September 30, 1976

AMATO

BAKER

BERRIEN

LOWNDES

BROOKS

MILLER

MITCHELL

CALHOUN

CLAY

QUITMAN

COLQUITT

RANDOLPH

CoOK

SEMINOLE

CRISP

STEWART

TERRELL

DECATUR

THOMAS

DOUGHERTY

TIFT

EARLY

TURNER

GRADY

LANIER

WEBSTER

LEE

WORTH

Ionorable Thomas N. Downing, Chairma

'elect Committee on Assassination;

2135 Rayburn House Office Building

Washington, D. C.

Dear Tom:

I am pleased to have the opportunity to recommend

Carole Hansen Amato for a position on the Select Committee

on Assassinations.

I have known Carole since I came to Congress in

She was a member of Congressman John Davis' staff

for seven years and was highly valued by him. Since that

time she has held an executive position with Congressman

Carroll Hubbard and presently works as the legislative

During her nine years on Capitol Hill, Carole has

cepeatedly proven herself as a reliable and competent

She has shown excellent abilities as executive

secretary, press assistant and in a legislative capacity.

I recommend her highly.

If you should need additional information about

Carole, please let me know.

With best regards, I am

SIncerely,

Baus

Dawson Mathis,

M. C.

DM: 1r2

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone: 931-3669

Office Phone:

225-4801

PERSONAL DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status: Married

EDUCATION:

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Comnunity College, Alexandria, Virginia.

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate:

dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE:

May 15, 1975 - Present Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final

form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'

mail; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

which included keeping the members posted on subjects of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 11,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office.: I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES:

Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967

Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and

clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.

DUTIES: Typed

statistical reports and waybills; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone:: 931-3669

Office Phone:

225-4801

PERSONAL DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status: Married

EDUCATION:

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate:

dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE:

May 15, 1975 - Present Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final

form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, comnunity projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents!

mail; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

included keeping the members posted on subjects of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 1l,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967

Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.

DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone: 931-3669

Office Phone: 225-4801

PERSONAL DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status: '

Married

EDUCATION:

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the tall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate:

dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE:

May 15, 1975 - Present Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'

mail; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Denocratic Freshman

Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

included keeping the members posted on subjects of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 11,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office.. I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES:

Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967

Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.

DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone: 931-3669

Office Phone:

225-4801

PERSONAL DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status: Married

EDUCATION:

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE:

May 15, 1975 - Present Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final

form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects,.

water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'

mail; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

which

included keeping the members posted on subjects.of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 1l,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office..: I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and

clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and

fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.

DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone: 931-3669

Office Phone:: 225-4801

PERSONAL DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status: Married

EDUCATION:

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE:

May 15, 1975 - Present Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final

form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'

mail; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

which

included keeping the members posted on subjects of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 11,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis! and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and

Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and

clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars

and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.

DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our

office with the home

office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone: 931-3669

Office Phone:

225-4801

PERSONAL DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status: Married

EDUCATION:

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed:: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE:

May 15, 1975 - Present

Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final

form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky•

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'

mail; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

which

included keeping the members posted on subjects of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for.

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 11,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES:

Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967

Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and IT. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for

material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.

DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our

office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone: 931-3669

Office Phone:

225-4801

PERSONAL DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status: Married

EDUCATION:

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE:

May 15, 1975 - Present

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975

Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final

form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'

mail; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

Class,

and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

which

included keeping the members posted on subjects of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 11,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis'

and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb: 1963 - Nov. 1967

Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and

Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and

clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District:

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.

DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our

office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone: 931-3669

Office Phone:

225-4801

PERSONAL DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status: Married

EDUCATION:

Graduated

from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia:

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate:

dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE:

May 15, 1975 - Present

Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final

form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3. - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'

mail; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

which

included keeping the members posted on subjects of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 11,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

NW 88326

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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and

Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.

DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone: 931-3669

Office Phone:

225-4801

PERSONAL DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status: Married

EDUCAT TON:

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX,

IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE:

May 15, 1975 - Present

•Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final

form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressnan Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'

mail; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

which

included keeping the members posted on subjects of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 1l,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office.. I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES:

Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967

Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

NW 88326

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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and

clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened

and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and

fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars

and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.

DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone:

931-3669

Office Phone:

225-4801

PERSONAL DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status: Married

EDUCATION:

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE:

May 15, 1975 - Present

Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'

mail; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

which

included keeping the members posted on subjects. of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 11,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office.

I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and

clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.

DUTIES: Typed

statistical reports and waybills; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our

office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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RESUME

Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato

4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317

Arlington, Virginia

22206

Home Phone: 931-3669

Office Phone:: 225-4801

PERSONAL DATA:

Date of Birth: June 12, 1941

Health: Excellent

Marital Status: Married

EDUCATION:

Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course

Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.

Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.

Northern Virginia Comnunity College, Alexandria, Virginia.

Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.

I plan to take additional writing courses

in the fall.

SKILLS:

Typing Speed: 100 wpm

Shorthand Speed: 110 wpm

Office equipment that I can operate:

dictaphone, adding machine, hand

addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine..

I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.

EXPERIENCE:

May 15, 1975 - Present

Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.

DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including

research, compose and type letters in final

form. Pre-

pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones:

Also write press releases of grant announcements.

Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975

Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.

DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District

of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,

etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'

mail; dealt with state, local and federal government

officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-

man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman

Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,

which

included keeping the members posted on subjects of

interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for....

meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with

government officials and others.

Out of a staff of 1l,

I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"

experience and was responsible for helping to set up the

office.: I set up the complete filing system for the office.

Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.

DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed

Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was

Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated

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Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967

Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963

July 1960 - Feb. 1962

May 1959 - July 1960

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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the

Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements

in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited

statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;

responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.

reporters; read District newspapers and

clipped to maintain

a knowledge of events in the District.

Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President

National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,

1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed

industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered

correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two

trade associations); arranged for membership meetings

throughout the country; made appointments and travel

arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for

office supplies and equipment.

Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,

2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.:

DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took

dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material

which the management consultants in the department had

dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops

available to members of the association, designed art work

and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals

and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;

corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained

mailing list of the membership.

Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and

2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.

DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed

briefs, wills and other legal documents; military

correspondence; took dictation concerning military

investigations.

Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck

Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.

DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took

dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-

cation system connecting our office with the home office

in Florida to report the day's operation.

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