Title: Progressive, Inc. Records
Inclusive Dates: 1940-2001

Creator:

• Progressive, Inc.

Call Number: Micro 644; MCHC79-003; MCHC80-016; MCHC80-062; M85-047; M90-178; M98-036; M2007-088

Quantity: 96 reels of microfilm (35mm); plus additions of 18.7 c.f.

Repository:

Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections

Archival Locations:

Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

See the catalog entry for information of possible additional materials and shelf locations.

Abstract:

Records of the non-stock corporation which publishes The Progressive magazine, documenting its publishing history and the magazine's support of progressive causes, including civil rights, civil liberties, environmental topics, and opposition to U.S. involvement in Vietnam and Latin America. Included are extensive files of correspondence, particularly during editor Morris H. Rubin's tenure (1940-1973), smaller files of reorganizational, circulation, promotional material, a small number of manuscript articles, and other materials.

Language: English

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The Progressive, Inc., is a non-stock corporation based in Madison, Wisconsin, which publishes The Progressive, an independent monthly magazine of fact and opinion. The Progressive traces its origins to La Follette's Weekly Magazine, which was first published on January 9, 1909, by Senator Robert M. La Follette, Sr. Taking its editorial inspiration from the national progressive movement and the muckraking journalistic tradition, the publication declared that it was a magazine of progress “social, intellectual, and institutional” and pledged itself to be guided by the necessity for enlarging economic democracy and making government more responsive to the will of the people. Through its long history, the magazine has remained faithful to that pledge.

Although Senator La Follette's name appeared on the masthead as editor, the actual work was done by Herbert Quick, associate editor; Frederick MacKenzie, managing editor; Caroline Louise Hunt; and the senator's wife Belle Case La Follette. Early issues carried articles on the progressives' political achievements and philosophy, and the magazine soon attracted a national circulation and a list of contributors that included many prominent individuals. In this respect The Progressive has also remained true to its early history. Over the years, its pages have carried articles by Jane Addams, Louis Brandeis, William Jennings Bryan, Ralph Bunche, Clarence Darrow, William O. Douglas, John Kenneth Galbraith, Helen Kellar, Jack London, Reinhold Niebuhr, Theodore Roosevelt, Carl Sandburg, Lincoln Steffens, Adlai Stevenson, and Norman Thomas.

Despite its advocacy of national progressivism, advancement of La Follette's political career was an underlying factor in the magazine's establishment. During the presidential campaign of 1912, when personal and partisan rivalries split the progressives, the magazine became more openly the senator's personal organ. Later La Follette's Magazine echoed the senator's isolationist position during World War I and as a result shrank both in size and influence. Some of its former reputation was regained in the post-war period, but after La Follette's death in 1925, it declined again. The magazine's content, which was by then edited by Mrs. La Follette, was largely dominated by Wisconsin politics.

In 1929 the La Follette family merged its declining editorial interests with those of William T. Evjue, editor of the Madison Capital Times, to form the Progressive Publishing Company. On December 7, 1929, a new publication - a weekly newspaper entitled The Progressive - first appeared on the newstands. During the first decade of its existence The Progressive, which was edited by Evjue, was virtually a weekly version of the Capital Times. The paper was generally favorable to the New Deal, but as differences over national foreign policy split Evjue and the La Follettes during the latter part of the 1930s, the editorial columns displayed a noticeable schizophrenia. This ended in 1940 when the isolationist La Follettes purchased full control of the paper. They hired Morris H. Rubin, a journalist active in Wisconsin progressive circles, as the new editor.

Under Rubin's direction The Progressive broadened its scope, added new departments, and attracted distinguished contributors. But Rubin's efforts could not stay the combined impact of post-war inflation, rising publication costs, and the dissolution of the Wisconsin Progressive Party in 1946. In October, 1947, the Progressive Publishing Company suspended publication.

Fortunately the subscribers responded to Rubin's plea for support with sufficient pledges to capitalize a new, independent, publishing corporation, The Progressive, Inc. The board of directors, which consisted of Gordon Sinykin (president), Morris Rubin (vice-president), and Mary Sheridan Rubin (secretary), held full editorial control and ownership; the membership of the corporation consisted of the subscribers, although they had no voting rights. In January, 1948, the corporation began publishing a new Progressive, a monthly magazine. The revitalized publication was a strong supporter of internationalism and generally left-of-center on domestic issues. Over the years it won a loyal national following among both its subscribers and contributors, and its influence in intellectual and political circles was far greater than its moderate circulation might indicate. During the 1950s The Progressive was one of a network of liberal publications which led the opposition to Senator Joseph McCarthy. In 1954 it devoted an entire issue, McCarthy: A Documented Record, to an examination of McCarthy and McCarthyism. The issue, which gained wide circulation, won the 1954 Sidney Hillman award for distinguished journalism and public service.

Later the magazine was a strong supporter of the civil rights movement, capping its advocacy with a special issue in 1962 in commemoration of the centennial of the Emancipation Proclamation to which President John F. Kennedy contributed. Other politically oriented special issues included the environment (published as The Crisis of Survival in 1970), an examination of the influence of the Pentagon, the U.S.S.R., and Latin America. Written entirely by Rubin, this issue won the George Polk Memorial Award for outstanding foreign correspondence in 1961. The Progressive was also active in presidential politics, giving strong support to Norman Thomas in 1948 and Adlai Stevenson in 1952 and 1956. In 1968 The Progressive, whose opposition to the war in Vietnam was evident as early in 1962, was the first national publication to endorse the candidacy of Eugene McCarthy.

Morris Rubin retired as editor in September, 1973, and was succeeded by Erwin Knoll, who had formerly been The Progressive's Washington editor.

Biography

Morris H. Rubin, whose editorial abilities and concerns had a profound influence on The Progressive for over 33 years, was born in New York City on August 14, 1911. He began his career as a journalist while still a high school student in Portland, Maine. In 1934 he graduated from the University of Wisconsin and while earning his degree in political science expanded his journalistic experience with work for The Daily Cardinal, the United Press, the New York Times, and Time magazine. For six years after his graduation he was a political reporter for the Wisconsin State Journal and a correspondent for the Milwaukee Journal and the Portland Evening Express. At the same time Rubin was active in progressive politics, serving as aide to both Governor Philip La Follette and Senator Robert M. La Follette, Jr. In June, 1940, they selected him as editor of The Progressive.

In 1952 Rubin organized the independent Wisconsin Citizens Committee on McCarthy's record, and he edited The McCarthy Record, a lengthy campaign document prepared to oppose the senator's reelection. An expanded version of that report published in The Progressive in 1954 won the Sidney Hillman Award for journalistic excellence. As editor Rubin traveled extensively in Europe, Russia, and Latin America, and described his reactions in various special issues. The issue which dealt with Latin America won the George Polk Memorial Award in 1961.

Rubin was a member of the national committee of the ACLU and founder and first chairman of its Wisconsin chapter. He was also a member of the board of directors of the Americans for Democratic Action and the Governor's Commission on Human Rights and a frequent lecturer for the American Friends Service Committee. Rubin retired as editor of The Progressive in 1973, though his name remained on the masthead as publisher and president of The Progressive, Inc. His retirement is occupied with work on several books.

This collection was received in multiple parts from the donor(s) and is organized into 8 major parts. These materials have not been physically interfiled and researchers might need to consult more than one part to locate similar materials.

• Part 1 (Micro 644): Original Collection, 1940-1973
• Part 2 (MCHC79-003): Additions, 1974
• Part 3 (MCHC80-016): Additions, 1975
• Part 4 (MCHC80-062): Additions, undated
• Part 5 (M85-047): Additions, 1977-1984
• Part 6 (M90-178): Additions, 1985
• Part 7 (M98-036): Additions, 1986-1994
• Part 8 (M2007-088): Additions, 1989-2001

Acquisition Information

Original Collection presented by Morris H. Rubin, Madison, Wisconsin, May 5, 1964; February 3, 1965; March 25, 1971; April 22, 1974; and December 8, 1976. With the exception of two boxes of autographs, the originals were returned to Rubin after filming; Additions presented by The Progressive, Madison, Wisconsin. Accession Number: MCHC64-038, MCHC65-009, MCHC71-029, MCHC74-030, MCHC76-110, MCHC79-003, MCHC80-016, MCHC80-062, M85-047, M90-178, M98-036, M2007-088

Processing Information

Original Collection processed by Carolyn J. Mattern, September, 1977.

Micro 644	Part 1 (Micro 644): Original Collection, 1940-1973 Physical Description: 96 reels of microfilm (35mm)  Scope and Content Note Although the Progressive name appeared on the masthead of both the publication owned by the Progressive Publishing Company (1929-1947) and by The Progressive, Inc. (1947- ), this microfilm edition documents only the publishing history of the latter during the editorship of Morris H. Rubin. Even this coverage is somewhat flawed by the fact that the majority of the files dating from 1947 to 1950 were so water-damaged that they had to be destroyed at the time of their donation to the Historical Society. The Original Collection is comprised of extensive correspondence files together with a limited quantity of reorganizational, circulation, and promotional material; unfortunately only a small number of manuscript articles are included. Despite these limitations, the collection offers good documentation of The Progressive's editorial history during a period when it functioned as an important force within liberal thought. A complete run of the magazine is available in the Historical Society's library. In addition, issues from December, 1929 through 1947 are available on microfilm from the Society, and issues dating from 1964 are available from University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Michigan. The REORGANIZATIONAL MATERIALS, 1947, consist of a small number of press releases, a preliminary statement of editorial purpose, and the magazine's articles of incorporation. Other than this and a few scattered references within the correspondence files, the collection sheds little light on the transfer of ownership and editorial control in 1947 from the La Follette family to the non-stock corporation owned by the magazine's subscribers. CORRESPONDENCE, 1947-1973, comprises the largest and most useful portion of the papers. In addition to incoming and outgoing letters, the researcher will find a variety of material including occasional drafts of articles, inter-office memoranda, press releases, and supplementary printed material. The various types of material within the correspondence files relate to all departments of the magazine. From the editorial department there is extensive correspondence with authors which not only concerns editorial matters but which frequently provides further information on the subject of the particular article. While most of the manuscript articles themselves were apparently destroyed prior to donation, the collection includes appraisals of many articles which were submitted to Rubin by the editorial staff. Also of interest is the reader mail which bears occasional evidence of revision for possible publication in the “People's Forum.” Generally written in reply to published articles, this correspondence provides a valuable insight into the concerns of the liberal public during the 1950s, 1960s, and early 1970s. The best guide to the content of the correspondence is the magazine itself. Like The Progressive, the range of topics to be found within the correspondence includes world and national affairs, national politics, economic and social trends, the media, and the arts. In the 1950s Senator McCarthy was an especially prominent topic in the correspondence. During the next decade the civil rights movement and opposition to the Vietnam conflict occupied an increasingly prominent position within Rubin's editorial focus. Although The Progressive was not indexed by any of the standard bibliographic tools during the period documented by this microfilm collection, the magazine published its own author/subject index after 1961. The majority of the correspondence focuses on concerns relating to publication of The Progressive, but one can find personal correspondence interfiled throughout the section. The majority of the personal references appear within editorial correspondence in which Rubin had developed close relationships with the writers. But there are, in addition, several discrete files such as those of the Wisconsin Citizens Committee on McCarthy's Record (1951, 1952), the American Civil Liberties Union ( passim ), and the American Friends Service Committee ( passim ) which represent Rubin's outside interests. In general, the arrangement of the correspondence remains what it was in the office of The Progressive. The files are subdivided by year, and within each year are filed alphabetically and then chronologically for each correspondent. Upon occasion the office staff also utilized organizational affiliations for filing some individuals. Frequent insertion on the microfilm of cross-referencing targets directs the researcher in these cases. At other times the strict yearly division was not adhered to if one or two letters which were part of a substantial exchange overlapped into a second year in which there were no other letters. For a number of individuals and organizations where the material was of sufficient bulk or interest to the editor, The Progressive staff established “special files.” These files, which are specially targeted and interfiled with the regular correspondence, originally contained material from several years, and it was from the post-1950 special files that the only remaining pre-1950 correspondence was reconstructed. In most cases, the special files are arranged according to the last name of the correspondent but there are a few subject files. These special subject files, which are interfiled alphabetically, are: 1949 Rubin European Travel 1950 Fairchild-for Senate Committee 1950 “People's Forum” 1951 Wisconsin Citizens' Committee on McCarthy's Record 1952 “People's Forum” 1952 Wisconsin Citizens' Committee on McCarthy's Record 1953 McCarthy Special Issue 1954 McCarthy Special Issue 1956 Sid Lens Symposium Article 1956 Rubin Russian Travel 1956 Rubin Speaking Engagement File 1957 Middle Eastern Special Issue 1959 Militarism in America Special Issue 1959 The Progressive 50th Anniversary Special 1959 Rubin Speaking Engagement File 1961 Academic Symposium 1961 Rubin Latin American Travel 1961 Rubin Speaking Engagement File 1962 Emancipation Proclamation Special Issue 1962 Rubin Travel File 1966 Mexican-American Article 1968 Eugene McCarthy for President Campaign 1968 The Progressive 1968 Rubin Personal File 1969 Pentagon Special Issue 1970 Environmental Special 1970 Issue Health Special Issue 1971 “GI” 1972 Committee for Diversity of the Press 1972 The Progressive 1973 Committee for Diversity of the Press 1973 Oil Special Issue 1973 The Progressive During processing, the papers were extensively weeded to remove the large amounts of routine correspondence which the magazine received. The majority of these discards derived from the advertising, circulation, and promotion departments. Within the editorial department, the weeded correspondence dealt with book reviewing, reprinting, and evaluation of unsolicited manuscripts. The researcher may be assisted in knowing that the discards equaled the filmed material in bulk. A lengthy index incorporating prominent correspondents in the areas of politics, government, literature, journalism, education, and labor follows the contents list below. This index does not distinguish between incoming and outgoing mail nor does it make any judgment about the extent or importance of the correspondence; it merely notes the existence of such correspondence. In the areas of politics and government, Rubin's most frequent correspondents were William Benton, Chester Bowles, O. Edmund Clubb, William O. Douglas, William Fulbright, John Kenneth Galbraith, Hubert Humphrey, Robert Kastenmeier, Estes Kefauver, Leon Kayerling, Herbert Lehman, Robert G. Lewis, Eugene McCarthy, George McGovern, Wayne Morse, Gaylord Nelson, Richard Neuberger, Adlai Stevenson, Joseph Rauh, and Norman Thomas. In journalism and literature, the most frequent correspondents were Carleton Beals, Henry Beston, Herbert Block, Hal Borland, Kay Boyle, Stuart Chase, Irving Dilliard, Julius Duscha, Murray Kempton, Erwin Knoll, Ann Landers, Robert Lasch, Milton Mayer, Karl E. Meyer, Edward P. Morgan, Wilbur Munnecke, Henry Regnery, Richard Schickel, Howard K. Smith, Laurence Stern, James Warburg, and James Wechsler. Among educators, the frequent correspondents were Arthur Bestor, Richard Current, Robert Hutchins, William Neumann, Russell Nye, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Fred Rodell, and Charles A. Wright. Sidney Lens was Rubin's most frequent correspondent on labor matters. The PROMOTION AND CIRCULATION MATERIALS, 1940-1973, include analyses of circulation based on geographic area, cost estimates for promotional campaigns, form letters, published reports to the membership, statements of ownership and circulation filed with the U.S. Post Office, and some miscellaneous memoranda and correspondence.
Reel   1 Frame   1	Series: Organizational Material, 1947
	Series: Correspondence, 1947-1973	⇧
Reel   1 Frame   25	1947, A-Z
	1948
Reel   1 Frame   545	A-M
Reel   2 Frame   1	N-Z
	1949
Reel   2 Frame   312	A-F
Reel   3 Frame   1	G-R
Reel   4 Frame   1	S-Z
	1950
Reel   4 Frame   210	A-N
Reel   5 Frame   1	O-Z
	1951
Reel   5 Frame   307	A-K
Reel   6	L-R
Reel   7 Frame   1	S-T
	1952
Reel   7 Frame   744	A
Reel   8	B-G
Reel   9	H-N
Reel   10	O-S
Reel   11 Frame   1	T-Z
	1953
Reel   11 Frame   468	A
Reel   12	B-F
Reel   13	G-M
Reel   14	N-U
Reel   15 Frame   1	V-Z
	1954
Reel   15 Frame   222	A-B
Reel   16	C-F
Reel   17	G-J
Reel   18	K-M
Reel   19	N-S
Reel   20 Frame   1	T-Z
	1955
Reel   20 Frame   571	A-American Cultural Center
Reel   21	American Friends Service Committee-C
Reel   22	D-I
Reel   23	J-M
Reel   24	N-S
Reel   25 Frame   1	T-Z
	1956
Reel   25 Frame   484	A-B
Reel   26	C-J
Reel   27	K-P
Reel   28	Q-V
Reel   29 Frame   1	W-Z
	1957
Reel   29 Frame   277	A-B
Reel   30	C-G
Reel   31	H-M
Reel   32	N-T
Reel   33 Frame   1	U-Z
	1958
Reel   33 Frame   298	A-B
Reel   34	C-G
Reel   35	H-M
Reel   36	N-S
Reel   37 Frame   1	T-Z
	1959
Reel   37 Frame   632	A
Reel   38	B-E
Reel   39	F-L
Reel   40	M-Q
Reel   41	R-V
Reel   42 Frame   1	W-Z
	1960
Reel   42 Frame   271	A-B
Reel   43	C-H
Reel   44	I-M
Reel   45	N-S
Reel   46 Frame   1	T-Z
	1961
Reel   46 Frame   456	A-B
Reel   47	C-G
Reel   48	H-M
Reel   49	N-R
Reel   50	S-Z
	1962
Reel   51	A-C
Reel   52	D-G
Reel   53	H-M
Reel   54	N-T
Reel   55 Frame   1	U-Z
	1963
Reel   55 Frame   374	A-C
Reel   56	D-J
Reel   57	K-N
Reel   58	O-Z
	1964
Reel   59	A-D
Reel   60	E-L
Reel   61	M-S
Reel   62 Frame   1	T-Z
	1965
Reel   62 Frame   394	A-C
Reel   63	D-L
Reel   64	M-S
Reel   65 Frame   1	T-Z
	1966
Reel   65 Frame   327	A-D
Reel   66	E-N
Reel   67	O-Z
	1967
Reel   68	A-F
Reel   69	G-L
Reel   70	M-S
Reel   71 Frame   1	T-Z
	1968
Reel   71 Frame   400	A-B
Reel   72	C-K
Reel   73	L-P
Reel   74 Frame   1	Q-Z
	1969
Reel   74 Frame   778	A
Reel   75	B-D
Reel   76	E-K
Reel   77	L-R
Reel   78 Frame   1	S-T
	1970
Reel   78 Frame   798	A
Reel   79	B-E
Reel   80	F-J
Reel   81	K-M
Reel   82	N-S
Reel   83 Frame   1	T-Z
	1971
Reel   83 Frame   481	A-B
Reel   84	C-G
Reel   85	H-L
Reel   86	M-R
Reel   87 Frame   1	S-Z
	1972
Reel   87 Frame   869	A
Reel   88	B-D
Reel   89	E-I
Reel   90	J-N
Reel   91	O-V
Reel   92 Frame   1	U-Z
	1973
Reel   92 Frame   291	A-C
Reel   93	D-J
Reel   94	K-N
Reel   95	O-S
Reel   96 Frame   1	T-Z
Reel   96 Frame   633	Series: Circulation and Promotional Materials, 1940-1973	⇧
Reel   96 Frame   638	Analyses of Distribution, 1952-1970
Reel   96 Frame   648	Cost Analyses, 1958-1973
Reel   96 Frame   732	Form Letters, 1949-1973
Reel   96 Frame   1068	Reports to Membership, 1954-1973
Reel   96 Frame   1084	Statements of Ownership, 1940-1971
Reel   96 Frame   1125	Miscellany, 1950-1973
MCHC79-003	Part 2 (MCHC79-003): Additions, 1974 Physical Description: 2.6 c.f. (2 record center cartons and 2 archives boxes)  Scope and Content Note: Miscellaneous files.	⇧
MCHC80-016	Part 3 (MCHC80-016): Additions, 1975 Physical Description: 2.0 c.f. (2 record center cartons)  Scope and Content Note: Correspondence.	⇧
MCHC80-062	Part 4 (MCHC80-062): Additions, undated Physical Description: 0.1 c.f. (1 folder)  Scope and Content Note: Materials which were originally separated from the Progressive collection as part of the ACLU and WCLU materials.	⇧
M85-047	Part 5 (M85-047): Additions, 1977-1984 Physical Description: 6.0 c.f. (6 record center cartons)  Scope and Content Note: Correspondence, subject files, manuscripts and drawings, and applications for employment.	⇧
M90-178	Part 6 (M90-178): Additions, 1985 Physical Description: 3.0 c.f. (3 record center cartons)  Scope and Content Note: Additions, 1985, of The Progressive magazine’s alphabetical editorial files.	⇧
M98-036	Part 7 (M98-036): Additions, 1986-1994 Physical Description: 2.0 c.f. (2 record center cartons)  Scope and Content Note: Additions, 1986-1994, including editorial correspondence (1987, 1989, 1991, and 1993-1994), and a file about Progressive educational activities (1986).	⇧
	Series: Editorial Correspondence
Box   1 Folder   1	, 1987 Sid Lens Appeal
	1989
Box   1 Folder   2-7	A-N
Box   1 Folder   8	M-Z
	1991
Box   1 Folder   9-10	O-P
Box   1 Folder   11-12	Polsgrove, Carol (1981-1991)
Box   1 Folder   13-16	Q-Z
Box   1 Folder   17	Prisoner Correspondence
	1993
Box   1 Folder   18-21	A-E
Box   2 Folder   1-4	F-Mc
Box   2 Folder   5	McReynolds, David (1990-1993)
Box   2 Folder   6-9	Mc-Z
Box   2 Folder   10	Prisoner Letters
	1994
Box   2 Folder   11-12	A-Davidson
Box   2 Folder   13	Davidson, Ann Morrisett (1981-1994)
Box   2 Folder   14	Denton-F
Box   2 Folder   15	Dreifus, Claudia (1986-1994)
Box   2 Folder   16-21	G-Z
Box   2 Folder   22	Prisoner Letters
Box   2 Folder   23	Series: Progressive Educational Activities, 1986	⇧
M2007-088	Part 8 (M2007-088): Additions, 1989-2001 Physical Description: 3.0 c.f. (3 record center cartons)  Scope and Content Note: Additions, 1989-2001, including editorial correspondence (1998, 2001), plus correspondence with prisoners (1998, 2001) and records documenting television appearances and speeches by editor Matt Rothschild.	⇧
	Editorial correspondence
Box   1 Folder   1-20	1998
Box   2 Folder   1-16	2001, A-R
Box   3 Folder   1-6	2001, S-Z
Box   3 Folder   7-8	Buell, John, correspondence
Box   3 Folder   9	Calendar stuff
Box   3 Folder   10	Fact checking
Box   3 Folder   11	Flynn, Patrick J.B.
Box   3 Folder   12	Internships
Box   3 Folder   13	Loose correspondence
Box   3 Folder   14-15	Nut file
	Prison correspondence
Box   3 Folder   16	1998
Box   3 Folder   17	2001
	Rothschild, Matthew
Box   3 Folder   18	Speaking dates
Box   3 Folder   19	Television appearances
Box   3 Folder   20	Travel, 1998
Box   3 Folder   21	Urfer, Bonnie
Box   3 Folder   22	Williamson, Brady

Appendix: Index of Prominent Correspondents in the Original Collection

Aaron, Daniel	1958; 1966
Abernathy, Ralph	1960; 1968
Abourezk, James	1971-1973
Abzug, Bella	1972-1973
Agronsky, Martin	1957; 1960
Agnew, Spiro	1970
Aiken, George	1954; 1960; 1964
Albee, George W.	1962
Aldrin, Edwin E., Jr.	1972
Alexander, Clifford	1968
Alexander, Raymond Pace	1968-1971; 1973
Alfango, Dean	1960
Alinski, Saul	1951-1954; 1963; 1970-1971
Allen, Frederick Lewis	1951-1953
Allen, Steve	1964-1965; 1967
Allen, Robert S.	1953
Allen, William R.	1956-1959
Alperovitz, Gar	1958; 1961; 1964; 1967; 1972-1973
Altmeyer, Arthur J.	1949; 1954; 1956-1957
Amlie, Thomas R.	1951-1952; 1954
Anderson, Clinton P.	1949
Anderson, Clifton	1957
Anderson, Don	1955
Aptheker, Herbert	1955; 1963; 1971-1972
Arends, L. C.	1957
Arnold, Thurman	1957; 1961
Asbell, Bernard	1959
Ascoli, Max	1953; 1955
Asimov, Isaac	1964
Ashbrook, John M.	1970
Ashmore, Harry S.	1958
Aspin, Les	1971; 1973
Aspinall, Wayne N.	1963
Arkinson, Brooks	1963
Attlee, Clement	1953
Attwood, William	1967
Atwater, Elton	1954; 1961-1962
Bailyn, Bernard	1957
Baker, Russell W.	1962
Baldwin, James	1962
Baldwin, Roger	1949; 1951; 1954-1955; 1957; 1961
Barbash, Jack	1961-1964
Barkley, Alben W.	1949
Barr, Stringfellow	1952; 1955-1956; 1958-1959; 1966
Barth, Alan	1952; 1954; 1957; 1962
Bayh, Birch	1968; 1970
Beale, Howard	1957
Beals, Carleton	1947-1948; 1951; 1955-1961
Beard, Mary	1952
Bell, Daniel	1955; 1957
Bellow, Saul	1958
Bendiner, Robert	1954-1955; 1966; 1969
Benton, William	1949; 1953-1958; 1967-1969
Berle, A. A.	1958
Berrigan, Philip	1967
Bessie, Simon Michael	1956
Beston, Henry	1948; 1952-1956
Bestor, Arthur	1952-1956; 1958-1961
Bethe, Hans	1959
Bettleheim, Bruno	1964
Biddle, Francis	1953; 1958
Biemiller, Andrew J.	1954; 1960; 1970; 1972
Black, Charles, Jr.	1957-1958
Black, Charles L.	1963
Black, Hugo L.	1949; 1960-1961
Blatnik, John A.	1949; 1956-1959; 1961; 1963
Block, John D.	1958
Block, Herbert	1952-1956; 1962-1964; 1969-1970; 1972
Bogdanovich, Peter	1960
Bohlen, Charles E.	1956
Bohrod, Aaron	1962
Bolinger, Dwight L.	1956-1957; 1959
Bolling, Richard	1961
Bond, Julian	1963-1964
Boorstin, Daniel	1960
Borland, Hal	1957-1958; 1960; 1962-1972
Boulding, Kenneth E.	1958; 1960-1961; 1970-1971
Bowie, Robert R.	1956
Bowles, Chester	1949; 1952-1960; 1962-1964; 1967-1971
Boyle, Kay	1957-1958; 1965-1969; 1971
Bradlee, Benjamin J.	1966; 1973
Bradley, Omar N.	1957-1958
Brandt, Raymond P.	1956-1957
Brinkley, David	1954; 1970
Brockway, George	1957; 1959; 1961; 1962; 1965; 1969; 1973
Broderick, Francis	1957
Brooke, Edward W.	1969
Browder, Robert P.	1955-1956; 1958
Brown, H. Rap	1967
Brzezinski, Zbignew	1962
Buck, Pearl	1959
Buckley, William F.	1956; 1963
Bullis, Harry C.	1954
Bunche, Ralph J.	1949-1950; 1953
Bundy, McGeorge	1952; 1964; 1967
Burdett, Winston	1961
Burdick, Usher L.	1949
Burns, Arthur F.	1953
Burns, James MacGregor	1960-1964; 1971
Buttenweiser, Benjamin J.	1950
Byrd, Harry F.	1953
Cain, Harry P.	1955-1956
Cameron, Norman	1956
Cant, Gilbert	1956
Carlson, John Roy	1954
Carmichael, Stokely	1967
Carstensen, Vernon	1956; 1963
Carter, Hodding	1954
Case, Clifford P.	1956; 1963; 1966; 1970; 1973
Cater, Douglas	1960
Catledge, Turner	1952
Catton, Bruce	1960-1961
Caughey, John W.	1956-1958
Cavett, Dick	1970
Celler, Emanuel	1949; 1959
Cerf, Bennett	1953; 1955; 1960; 1968
Chase, Stuart	1947-1959; 1962; 1968; 1969
Cherney, Leo	1954
Childs, Marquis	1949; 1951-1952; 1960; 1963; 1967
Chisholm, Shirley	1971
Chomsky, Naom	1970
Christman, Henry	1955-1959; 1962
Church, Frank	1958; 1964; 1966-1970; 1973
Church, Marquerite S.	1957
Clapp, Gordon	1949-1951; 1955; 1958
Clapp, Norman	1952-1954; 1956; 1961-1962; 1964
Clark, Joseph S.	1957-1963; 1966-1968
Clark, Kenneth B.	1966-1967; 1973
Cleveland, Harlan	1954; 1957; 1959
Clubb, O. Edmund	1955-1959; 1961-1969; 1971-1972
Clurman, Richard M.	1953-1954
Coffin, Raymond R.	1966-1968
Coffin, Frank M.	1959
Coffin, Tris	1959; 1962
Cohen, Jerome A.	1966
Cohen, Wilbur J.	1961; 1966
Coles, Robert M.	1967-1968
Collingwood, Charles	1953-1954
Collins, LeRoy	1957
Commager, Henry S.	1959; 1962; 1964; 1966; 1972
Commoner, Barry	1969-1970; 1972
Cook, Fred J.	1963
Cooke, Alistair	1954; 1964
Cooke, Morris L.	1958-1959
Cooper, John Sherman	1957-1958; 1970
Cordier, Andrew	1966
Cort, David	1957
Cothran, Tillman	1961
Cousins, Norman	1959
Crabb, Cecil V., Jr.	1963; 1966; 1968
Cranston, Alan	1970-1971; 1973
Crankshaw, Edward	1956
Cronkite, Walter	1961; 1967; 1970-1971
Crosley, John	1954
Curti, Merle	1953; 1957; 1959; 1963; 1970
Curtis, Thomas B.	1960; 1966
Cutlip, Scott	1955; 1959
Dabney, Virginius	1954
Daniel, Clifton	1956
Daniels, Jonathan	1954
Davidon, William C.	1961-1962
Davis, Elmer	1953
Davis, Jerome	1953-1954; 1956-1961; 1963-1967; 1969-1972
Davis, Richard J.	1947-1948
Deakin, James	1964
Dean, John	1964
Dean, Vera Micheles	1962-1964
Dedmon, Emmett	1970
Degler, Carl	1954
Deland, Paul S.	1953
Derleth, August	1957; 1970
Dilliard, Irving	1952-1957; 1963
Dillon, C. Douglas	1961
Dilworth, Richardson	1958
Dingell, John D.	1949; 1957
Dirksen, Everett	1957
Doar, John	1973
Dodd, Thomas J.	1960
Douglas, Helen Gahagan	1949
Douglas, Paul	1950-1954; 1956-1965; 1967-1971; 1973
Douglas, William O.	1952-1964; 1966; 1968-1973
Doyle, James E.	1952-1953; 1955; 1959-1960; 1962-1963; 1967
Drinan, Robert F.	1971; 1973
Duberman, Martin	1966-1967; 1969
Dudman, Richard B.	1963; 1965; 1969
Duffus, R. L.	1958
Dulles, Allen	1956; 1958
Dulles, John Foster	1953
Dungan, Ralph A.	1966
Duscha, Julius	1963-1965; 1969-1972
Eaton, Cyrus S.	1947-1949; 1957-1963; 1970-1973
Eby, Kermit	1953-1961
Eccles, Marriner S.	1949
Edwards, Don	1965; 1968-1969; 1972
Ehrlich, Paul	1970; 1973
Eisenhower, Dwight D.	1955
Ekern, Herman	1949
Elliott, William Y.	1951
Engle, Claire	1959-1960; 1963
Epstein, Leon D.	1958; 1961
Ernst, Morris L.	1954
Estabrook, Robert H.	1958
Ethridge, Mark	1954-1955
Evers, Charles	1969
Evins, Joe	1958
Evjue, William T.	1955; 1958
Ezekiel, Mordecai	1954
Fairbank, John	1957
Fairchild, Thomas E., Jr.	1950; 1957; 1963-1964; 1966
Falk, Richard A.	1971
Farmer, James	1954; 1961; 1964; 1967; 1972
Fanning, L. S.	1956; 1958; 1964; 1968-1969
Farrell, James T.	1949
Feinsinger, Nathan	1952; 1954
Fellman, David	1955; 1957-1962; 1964-1969
Ferry, W. H.	1961-1963; 1965-1967; 1971
Fey, Harold C.	1953
Field, Marshall, Jr.	1958
Fischer, John	1954; 1957-1958; 1961
Fischer, George D.	1956-1962; 1964
Fischer, Louis & Markoosha	1947; 1949-1952; 1956-1958; 1967
Fisher, Harold H.	1955
Fisher, Paul L.	1954
Fitch, Robert E.	1957-1959
Fitzpatrick, D. R.	1955
Flanders, Ralph E.	1954
Fleeson, Doris	1954
Foley, Eugene P.	1966
Forand, Aime	1959
Foreman, Clark	1953-1955
Fortas, Abe	1952
Frank, Jerome D.	1966
Frank, John Paul	1952-1953
Franklin, John Hope	1962
Fraser, Don M.	1972-1973
Fred, E. B.	1949; 1954
Frederick, Pauline	1962
Freidel, Frank	1965-1966
Friendly, Fred W.	1954; 1971; 1973
Fritchey, Clayton	1966; 1971-1973
Fromm, Erich	1953; 1955; 1959; 1961-1962; 1973
Fuchs, Lawrence H.	1956
Fulbright, William J.	1949; 1954-1955; 1957; 1959; 1961; 1963; 1966-1971; 1973
Funke, Lewis	1954-1958; 1960-1961; 1964
Furness, Betty	1967
Galbraith, John Kenneth	1953; 1955-1956; 1958-1960; 1963-1973
Galbraith, Virginia Lee	1961
Gardner, John	1968; 1973
Garrison, Lloyd K.	1958
Garroway, David	1954
Gedye, George E. R.	1951-1954; 1961
George, Walter F.	1955
Gerth, Hans	1962
Gertz, Elmer	1957
Gervasi, Frank	1957
Getlein, Frank	1961
Geyer, Georgie Anne	1967-1971
Gibson, Henry	1970-1973
Ginzberg, Ralph	1958-1959; 1962; 1964; 1970
Glazier, Nathan	1952-1954
Goldberg, Arthur J.	1958; 1966-1967
Golden, Harry	1957; 1959; 1962-1964
Goldman, Eric	1955; 1957; 1959; 1961
Goldwater, Barry	1961
Goodell, Charles	1970
Goodsell, James Nelson	1970-1973
Gore, Albert	1961-1963; 1965-1967; 1970; 1972
Gore, Leroy	1955; 1958
Goshko, John	1965
Gould, Jack	1963
Graebner, Walter	1949
Gravel, Michael	1970
Green, Edith	1956; 1964
Green, William	1952
Griswold, Erwin	1957; 1960
Groves, Harold	1953-1954; 1968
Gruening, Ernest	1961; 1963-1973
Guerard, A.	1956
Gunther, John	1959
Halberstam, David	1965; 1973
Hall, Fred	1955
Halleck, Charles	1954
Hamilton, Charles V.	1968
Handlin, Oscar	1954-1958
Hansen, Clifford P.	1973
Harrington, Fred Harvey	1965; 1970
Harrington, Michael	1961-1962
Harris, Fred R.	1968; 1971-1973
Harris, Lewis	1955
Harris, Seymour E.	1953; 1956-1957; 1961; 1964
Harris, Sydney J.	1955; 1959; 1961; 1964
Harrison, Gilbert A.	1953; 1956; 1958; 1961
Harrison, John F. C.	1961
Harsch, Joseph C.	1952-1955
Hart, Moss	1959
Hart, Philip A.	1960; 1962-1965; 1967; 1969-1970; 1973
Hartke, Vance	1966; 1970
Harwood, Richard L.	1952-1955; 1969
Hatcher, Richard G.	1968
Hatfield, Mark	1967-1970
Hayakawa, S. I.	1954; 1956; 1963
Hayden, Thomas	1961-1963; 1971
Heard, Alexander	1954
Hechler, Ken	1959
Heilbroner, Robert	1963; 1967
Heller, Walter W.	1968; 1973
Helstein, Ralph	1955
Hennings, Thomas C., Jr.	1953; 1956; 1960
Henry, E. William	1963
Hentoff, Nat	1963-1965
Hersh, Seymour	1970-1971
Hesseltine, William B.	1949; 1952-1954; 1956; 1958; 1960-1962
Hester, Hugh B.	1957-1959; 1962; 1964-1966; 1969-1973
Hill, Lister	1949; 1954; 1958
Hinshaw, Cecil E.	1952-1953
Hoffman, Hallock	1957-1958
Hoffman, Paul G.	1953
Hofstadter, Richard	1949; 1951-1958; 1960-1961; 1964-1965; 1967
Hoge, James F., Jr.	1970
Holdridge, Herbert C.	1954
Holmes, John Haynes	1947-1955; 1959; 1962
Hook, Sidney	1949
Hoover, J. Edgar	1961-1962
Hoover, John P.	1963
Hoppe, Art	1965; 1970
Hoyt, Palmer	1954; 1956-1957
Hughes, Harold E.	1973
Hull, Merlin	1949; 1952-1953
Humphrey, Hubert H.	1949-1950; 1952-1954; 1956-1967; 1969-1971
Huntington, Samuel P.	1959
Huntley, Chet	1952; 1954; 1967
Hutchins, Robert M.	1949=1955; 1957; 1961
Hutchinson, Paul	1954
Ickes, Harold L.	1950
Ives, Charles P.	1949
Ives, Irving M.	1949
Jackson, Henry M.	1954
Jacobs, Paul	1956-1957; 1966
Janeway, Eliot	1966
Janowitz, Morris	1965
Javits, Jacob K.	1949; 1957; 1961; 1967
Jensen, Merrill	1956; 1958; 1960-1961
Jessup, John K.	1952; 1954
Johnson, Byron L.	1959-1960
Johnson, Edwin C.	1949
Johnson, Haynes	1964-1966; 1968-1971; 1973
Johnson, Lester	1954-1956; 1958-1960; 1962
Johnson, Lyndon B.	1964
Johnson, Mordecai	1952-1953
Johnson, Nicholas	1969; 1971; 1973
Jordan, Barbara	1973
Kalb, Marvin	1957; 1959
Kampelman, Max	1949-1956; 1964-1965; 1967
Kastenmeier, Robert W.	1959-1967; 1969; 1971; 1973
Keating, Kenneth B.	1962
Kefauver, Estes	1949-1950; 1953; 1955-1963
Kegel, Charles H.	1955
Kelly, Walt	1958-1959; 1964-1965; 1969
Kempton, Murray	1954-1962; 1964; 1967-1969
Kennan, George F.	1953-1957; 1967; 1972
Kennedy, Edward M.	1969-1970; 1973
Kennedy, John F.	1953-1954; 1957-1959; 1962
Kennedy, Robert F.	1966-1967
Kent, Carlton	1949; 1958
Kerr, Clark	1958
Keyserling, Leon H.	1949; 1952; 1955; 1957-1964
Kilpatrick, James J.	1973
King, Martin Luther, Jr.	1960; 1962-1964; 1967
Kirchwey, Freda	1952
Kirkpatrick, Clayton	1973
Knoll, Erwin	1960; 1965-1973
Knopf, Alfred A.	1954; 1963; 1966
Kogan, Herman	1954; 1960
Kohler, Walter J.	1955
Kolatch, Myron	1963
Kolko, Gabriel	1955; 1957; 1962; 1964; 1969
Kostelanetz, Richard	1965; 1967; 1969; 1972
Kowalski, Frank	1961
Kristol, Irving	1952
Krock, Arthur	1954
Kuh, Frederick	1961-1962
Kupcinet, Irv	1954; 1956
Kurzman, Dan	1963
La Follette, Bronson	1959
La Follette, Douglas	1969-1971
La Follette, Robert M., Jr.	1947; 1949-1950
Laidler, Harry W.	1958
Laird, Melvin R.	1973
Lambert, Thomas F.	1968
Landers, Ann (see Lederer, Eppie)	1953-1960; 1962; 1967-1970
Lang, Dan	1965; 1969
Langer, William	1949; 1953; 1962
Larson, Arthur	1966; 1969
Lasch, Christopher	1961; 1963-1964; 1967
Lasch, Robert	1953-1958; 1960-1961; 1963-1964; 1966; 1968-1969; 1971-197
Lash, Joseph P.	1954; 1956-1957; 1959-1961; 1963; 1965-1966
Lasky, Victor	1958-1959
Lattimore, Owen	1954
Lawrence, David	1966
Lawrence, William H.	1954
Lehman, Herbert	1953-1954; 1956-1958; 1960; 1963
Leonard, Rodney E.	1961
Lens, Sidney	1951-1961; 1963-1968; 1970-1972
Lerner, Max	1958
Leuchtenburg, William E.	1955
Lewis, Alfred B.	1949; 1955-1959; 1965-1966
Lewis, Anthony	1963
Lewis, Fulton, Jr.	1954
Lewis, John L.	1952; 1958
Lewis, Richard W. B.	1959-1960
Lewis, Robert G.	1952-1960; 1963; 1968; 1969
Lilienthal, David E.	1949; 1953; 1958
Lincoln, Murray D.	1949
Lindbergh, Anne Morrow	1954
Lindsay, John V.	1962-1964; 1968
Lippman, Walter	1958; 1962; 1964
Lipset, Seymour Martin	1960-1961; 1964; 1967
Lisagor, Peter	1970
Lomax, Louis E.	1956; 1962
Long, Russell B.	1964
Lowenstein, Allard K.	1959; 1970
Lowry, W. McNeil	1950-2; 1954
Lubell, Samuel	1952-1955
Lucas, Robert	1954
Lucey, Charles	1954
Lucey, Patrick J.	1961; 1972-1973
Lyford, Joseph P.	1956-1957; 1961
Lynd, Staughton	1966; 1971
MacDonald, Dwight	1955; 1957
MacGregor, Clark	1963
MacLeish, Archibald	1954
MacVane, John	1959; 1957; 1969
Magnuson, Warren G.	1949
Maier, Henry	1959; 1970
Mankiewicz, Frank	1957; 1969
Mann, Arthur	1955-1956
Mannes, Marya	1953
Mansfield, Mike	1960; 1962-1963; 1973
Marin, Luis M.	1961-1962
Marine, Gene	1955-1951; 1961
Marshall, Lenore G.	1953; 1954; 1956
Marshall, Thurgood	1956-1957
Mathias, Charles, Jr.	1972-1973
Matthews, Herbert L.	1961; 1972
Mauldin, Bill	1970
Maverick, Maury	1953
Mayer, Milton	1947-1948; 1950-1960; 1962-1970
Mboya, Tom	1957
McCarthy, Eugene J.	1955; 1960-1961; 1966-1969; 1971; 1973
McCarthy, Joseph	1952
McClellan, John L.	1954
McCloskey, Paul, Jr.	1970-1971
McCormick, Ken	1957-1959
McDonald, John C.	1961
McGill, Ralph	1958
McGovern, George	1957; 1963-1973
McGrath, J. Howard	1949; 1951 -
McKissick, Floyd B.	1966-1967
McKnight, C. A.	1955
McMahon, Brien	1949-1950; 1952
McMillin, Miles	1953-1954; 1958-1960; 1962-1963; 1968; 1970; 1973
McNamara, Pat	1963
McNamara, Robert	1963
McWilliams, Carey	1952-1954; 1958; 1961-1963; 1970
Means, Gardiner	1959-1970
Meany, George	1957
Meier, August	1959; 1963
Meiklejohn, Alexander	1951-1952; 1961
Melman, Seymour	1959; 1963-1964; 1966; 1970
Mendes-France, Pierre	1956
Menninger, Karl	1955; 1958; 1961
Metcalf, Lee	1961-1962; 1964; 1969; 1973
Meyer, Ernest	1947-1948
Meyer, Karl E.	1951-1967; 1969-1971; 1973
Meyer, William H.	1959; 1960
Millikin, William G.	1973
Mills, C. Wright	1958-1959
Mills, Wilbur J.	1971
Minow, Newton N.	1956; 1961-1962
Mintz, Morton	1964-1973
Mitgang, Herbert	1968; 1970-1973
Mondale, Walter F.	1967-1968; 1970-1971; 1973
Monroney, Mike	1953-1954; 1966
Montagu, Ashley	1957; 1971
Montoya, Joseph M.	1970
Morgan, Edward P.	1952-1964; 1966-1967; 1969-1970; 1973
Morgan, Henry	1963
Morgan, John S.	1961
Morgenthau, Hans J.	1953-1955; 1961-1962; 1965
Morris, Walter	1957
Morris, Willia	1970
Morse, Wayne	1949-1954; 1957-1964; 1966; 1968; 1971
Moss, Frank	1960-1961; 1973
Moss, John E.	1960
Mosse, George L.	1959-1961; 1966; 1968; 1973
Moyers, Bill	1968-1969
Moynihan, Daniel P.	1961; 1963
Mundt, Karl E.	1949
Munnecke, Wilbur C.	1951; 1953-1965; 1967-1968; 1970-1971; 1973
Murray, David	1967
Murray, James E.	1949-1951; 1957; 1959
Murrow, Edward R.	1951; 1953-1954; 1956-1957; 1959; 1961
Muskie, Edmund	1969-1971
Myrdal, Gunnar	1962
Nader, Ralph	1960; 1966-1972
Nathan, Robert R.	1954
Neal, Fred Watner	1967; 1969; 1971
Nelson, Gaylord A.	1958; 1962-1964; 1967-1971
Neuberger, Richard L. & Maurine	1947-1963
Neumann, William	1949-1967
Nevins, Allen	1954; 1958; 1962
Newman, Edwin	1965-1967; 1969
Niebuhr, Reinhold	1955-1958
Nossiter, Bernard	1962; 1964-1965; 1970
Nunn, Henry L.	1959
Nye, Russel B.	1952-1970; 1972
Oakes, John B.	1954; 1964; 1969
O'Connor, Harvey	1955; 1957
Odum, Howard W.	1954
O'Hare, Barratt	1957
O'Hare, Madalyn Murray	1963-1964
O'Keefe, Georgia	1973
Olds, Leland	1949; 1954
O'Mahoney, Joseph C.	1950-1951
O'Neill, Thomas P.	1973
Oppenheimer, Robert	1958; 1961
Osgood, Charles E.	1962-1963
Otto, Max	1952-1954; 1957-1959; 1964
Packwood, Robert	1970
Paley, William	1954
Pastore, John O.	1965; 1972
Patman, Wright	1962; 1967
Patton, James G.	1950-1951; 1954; 1957; 1965
Pauling, Linus	1959; 1961; 1964
Pearson, Drew	1954
Pearson, Lester	1957-1958
Pechman, Joseph A.	1967
Pell, Claiborne	1961; 1963-1964; 1966
Peltason, J. W.	1966
Pepper, Claude	1949
Percy, Charles	1970
Perlman, Selig	1956-1957
Peterson, Esther	1966-1967
Phelan, John L.	1965
Philbrick, Herbert A.	1952
Phillips, Cabell	1954
Polk, William R.	1967
Pope, James P.	1958
Porter, Charles O.	1960
Potts, J. Manning	1956
Proxmire, William	1952; 1957-1961; 1964; 1967; 1969; 1972-1973
Quarles, Benjamin	1962
Randolph, A. Philip	1949; 1956; 1962; 1964
Rankin, Jeannette	1971
Raskin, A. H.	1962; 1964; 1966
Raskin, Marcus	1969; 1971
Rather, Dan	1970-1972
Rauh, Joseph L., Jr.	1952: 1954-1962; 1964-1968; 1971-1972
Raushenbush, Elizabeth	1954
Reed, Clyde M.	1949
Regnery, Henry	1947-1951;. 1953-1954; 1959; 1962; 1964
Reid, Helen Rogers	1954
Reid, Ogden R.	1969-1970
Reischauer, Edwin O.	1957-1967
Reston, James	1955-1959; 1963; 1965
Reuss, Henry S.	1956-1970
Reuther, Victor G.	1967
Reuther, Walter P.	1947; 1950; 1953-1954; 1958-1959; 1961; 1963; 1966
Reynolds, John W.	1964
Rich, William G.	1953; 1957; 1962; 1965; 1968; 1973
Rickover, Hiram G.	1963
Riesman, David	1952; 1955-1956; 1958-1959; 1961-1964
Riggs, Robert L.	1954-1960; 1962-1963
Risser, Fred E., Jr.	1957
Rivlin, Alice	1969-1970; 1973
Roberts, Chalmers	1957
Robinson, James	1959; 1960; 1962
Rodale, J. I.	1955; 1960
Rodell, Fred	1947-1957; 1959-1962; 1965
Rogers, William D.	1954
Roosevelt, Eleanor	1953; 1957
Roosevelt, James	1957
Roper, Elmo	1962
Rosenthal, Abe	1973
Rosenthal, Benjamin S.	1963; 1969
Ross, Irwin	1953-1955; 1962-1963; 1967; 1971
Rossiter, Clinton	1957; 1959
Rovere, Richard	1952-1960; 1962; 1966; 1968
Rowan, Carl T.	1955; 1969; 1972
Royko, Mike	1971
Rubicoff, Abraham	1969
Rubin, Jerry	1960; 1965
Ruckelshaus, William	1973
Rundquist, George F.	1951-1956
Russell, Bertrand	1963-1965
Rustin, Bayard	1952-1956; 1960-1962; 1965
Ryan, T. Kenneth	1957
Ryan, William Fitts	1962; 1969
Safer, Morley	1966
Salant, Richard S.	1970; 1973
Salinger, Pierre	1961-1962
Salisbury, Harrison	1956-1959; 1961-1962; 1965-1970
Salow, Martin	1954
Sandburg, Carl	1952; 1962
Savelle, Max	1955; 1963
Saxbe, William B.	1970
Scali, John	1967
Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr.	1952-1964; 1966-1969; 1971-1972
Scheuer, James H.	1967
Schickel, Richard	1957-1970; 1972
Schorr, Dan	1956-1958; 1970
Schrag, Peter	1963; 1966
Sevareid, Eric	1952-1954; 1959; 1966-1968; 1970
Shafer, Boyd C.	1952-1953
Shannon, David	1958-1959; 1969-1970
Shannon, William V.	1952-1964; 1967
Shapiro, Henry	1958
Sheil, Bernard J.	1954
Shelton, Willard S.	1952-1953
Shields, Currin V.	1954-1958; 1961.
Shirer, William L.	1967; 1971
Shriver, Sargent	1967
Simpson, R. Smith	1967
Sinclair, Upton	1952; 1962
Sirhan, Sirhan	1970
Skillin, Edward	1957; 1960; 1971-1972
Sklar, Robert	1964-1968
Smith, Howard K.	1951-1953; 1956; 1961-1962; 1964
Smith, Huston	1956
Smith, Lillian	1956-1957; 1959; 1962-1963; 1965
Smith, Louis	1956
Smith, Margaret Chase	1950-1951; 1954; 1969
Snow, Edgar	1958
Somers, Herman M.	1965
Sorenson, Theodore G.	1951; 1957-1959; 1964
Sparkman, John	1949; 1953-1954; 1958
Spingarn, Arthur B.	1956
Spivak, Lawrence E.	1949-1950
Spock, Benjamin	1972
Stanton, Frank	1970
Starr, Mark	1949; 1957-1959
Steinem, Gloria	1972
Stern, Laurence	1962-1971; 1973
Stern, Philip M.	1962; 1971-1972
Stern, T. Noel	1953; 1956; 1967
Stevenson, Adlai E., Jr.	1952-1956; 1958; 1960; 1962-1963
Stevenson, Adlai E., III	1973
Stokes, Carl B.	1968
Stokes, Dillard	1953
Stokes, Thomas L.	1954
Stone, I. F.	1958-1959; 1961-1966; 1970-1971
Stone, Shepard	1954
Straight, Michael	1953-1954
Stratton, Owen	1954-1958
Strout, Richard L.	1959; 1961; 1967
Sulzberger, Arthur H.	1954
Susskind, David	1959; 1963
Swiden, Joseph C.	1962; 1965
Symington, Stuart	1969
Szulk, Tad	1962-1963; 1966-1967
Taft, Robert A.	1949; 1951
Taylor, Harold	1953; 1955; 1958; 1961-1963
Taylor, Hugh	1956
Taylor, Paul S.	1962-1963
Taylor, Telford	1955
Thant, U	1962-1963; 1967; 1970-1973
Thomas, Elbert D.	1949
Thomas, Norman	1947-1962; 1964-1965; 1968
Thompson, Dorothy	1951
Thompson, Frank, Jr.	1958
Thomson, Vernon W.	1958; 1963
Townsend, Edward T.	1967
Truax, R. H.	1953
Truman, Harry	1949; 1954; 1957-1959
Tugwell, Rexford	1949
Tydings, Joseph	1965; 1967; 1970
Tydings, Millard	1953-1954
Udall, Morris	1969; 1972-1973
Udall, Stewart	1972
Ulmer, Melville J.	1967
Urey, Harold C.	1961
Utley, Freda	1949
Van Buren, Abigail (see Phillips, Mrs. Morton)	1958
Van Deerlin, Lionel	1963
Vandenberg, Arthur H.	1949-1950
Viereck, Peter	1953; 1956
Villard, Oswald G.	1947-1948
von Hoffman, Nicholas	1955; 1969; 1972-1973
Voorhis, Jerry	1949-1951; 1953-1955; 1957-1958; 1961; 1970-1973
Wade, Richard C.	1966
Wagner, Aubrey J.	1962-1963
Wald, George	1970-1971
Wallace, DeWitt	1947; 1957; 1959; 1961; 1963; 1966
Wallace, Henry A.	1948; 1955
Warburg, James P.	1951-1962; 1965-1966
Warren, Earl	1952; 1954-1955; 1963
Warren, Robert Penn	1958; 1962
Waskow, Arthur I.	1962-1965; 1967-1970
Watkins, Arthur V.	1954
Wechsler, James A.	1947; 1949-1970; 1972-1973
Weeks, Edward A.	1955
Weeks, Willet	1954-1955
Wehrwein, Austin	1953; 1964-1966; 1970-1971; 1973
Welch, Joseph N.	1957
Welch, Robert	1969
Werner, Alfred	1953-1959; 1961-1973
Wheery, Kenneth S.	1949
White, Theodore H.	1962
White, Walter	1954
Wickard, Claude R.	1949
Wicker, Tom	1967-1968; 1973
Wiebe, Robert	1961; 1967-1968
Wiggins, James R.	1954-1955
Wiley, Alexander	1954; 1957
Wilkins, Roy	1956-1960; 1967
Williams, G. Mennen	1953; 1961-1963
Williams, Harrison A.	1961; 1963; 1965
Williams, John J.	1954
Williams, T. Harry	1965
Williams, William A.	1954; 1956; 1961; 1964
Wilson, Charles E.	1954
Wirtz, W. Willard	1955; 1961; 1963
Woodhouse, Chase G.	1949; 1961
Woodward, C. Vann	1959; 1962; 1964
Wright, Charles A.	1952-1960; 1963-1964; 1966-1971
Wright, Frank Lloyd	1958
Yarborough, Ralph	1959; 1965; 1966; 1970
Yarmolinsky, Adam	1961
Young, Stephen M.	1960-1962; 1967; 1969-1972
Zablocki, Clement	1959
Zeidler, Frank P.	1955-1956; 1959
Zinn, Howard	1957