Students See How Government Works in Washington Seminar
Fourteen Maxwell School undergraduates and Connecticut College and Long Island students study federal government in Washington. They meet a range of officials, visit Capitol Hill hearings, and plan final reports for course credit.
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Jules Witcover
Herald-Journal
Washington
Maxwell School
Phillips Bradley
James Wilson
Syracuse University
S. A
Bradley
Connecticut College
L. A
Capitol
L. Arthur’ Minnich
White House
Henry Fleischer
CIO National
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ernest Griffith
Utica
Legislative Reference Service
Congress
Man
Tully
Kenneth B. Keating
Rochester
Harold C. Ostertag
Attica
Capitol Hill
Martin Karp
S. Crouse Ave
Syracuse
John W. Fowler
Dorchester Rd
Robin
Connecticut’ College
Richard M. Hilliker
Kenmore
Joan Russell
Catskill
Daniel Greenberg
Prof
Maxwell School of Citizenship
Rep. R
Walter Riehlman
Lila
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Marcie Feingold
William R. Darcy
Frank Guelli
Culver K. Barr
Keating
Long Island
Leonard A., Epstein
Lawrence
Carol Jean Jacobson
Bellmore
Joyce Robinoff
Gressman
Frank J. Becker
Hempstead
Con‘Lynbrook
L.I
The
Long Island Press
Democratic National Committee
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Roscoe Drummond
New York Herald Tribune
Margery G. Blech
West Hartford
Conn
Ciation
New York
Hinerwedel's Grove
Hardin Funiture Co
McConnelsville
Camden Wire’ Co
Camden
J. G. Strafella
Chester 4. Fowler
J. S. Mulspaugh
Karp
Marcie
Feingold
Rep
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