Committee Members
- Jacob K. Javits (Republican — New York)
- Clifford P. Case (Republican — New Jersey)
- George D. Aiken (Republican — Vermont)
- Karl E. Mundt (Republican — South Dakota)
- John Sherman Cooper (Republican — Kentucky)
- Hugh Scott (Republican — Pennsylvania)
- James B. Pearson (Republican — Kansas)
- J. William Fulbright (Democrat — Arkansas)
- Claiborne Pell (Democrat — Rhode Island)
- Stuart Symington (Democrat — Missouri)
- John Sparkman (Democrat — Alabama)
- Mike Mansfield (Democrat — Montana)
- Frank Church (Democrat — Idaho)
- Gale W. McGee (Democrat — Wyoming)
- Edmund S. Muskie (Democrat — Maine)
- William B. Spong, Jr. (Democrat — Virginia)
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