U. S. Government
- Ambassadors:
- Dr. J.
Leighton Stuart
(1952), former Ambassador
to China
- Herschel
V. Johnson (1955),
former Ambassador to
Brazil
- W. Tapley
``Tap" Bennett
(1973), Ambassador and
Deputy Representative for
U.S. at the United
Nations
- Phillip
V. Sanchez (1973),
Director: Office of
Economic Opportunity and
Ambassador to Honduras
- Louis G.
Fields, Jr. (1983),
Ambassador: U.S. Mission
to the United Nations
- Richard
T. Kennedy (1985),
U.S. Ambassador-at-Large
- Edward W.
Gnehm (1993), U.S.
Ambassador to Kuwait
- Executive
Branch:
- Maj. Gen.
Patrick Hurley
(1937), Secretary of War
- W. Walter
Williams (1948),
Undersecretary of
Commerce
- Charles
G. Ross (1952),
Presidential Press
Secretary for President
Truman
- Raymond
H. Fogler (1955),
Assistant Secretary of
the Navy
- William
P. Rogers (1955),
Deputy U.S. Attorney
General
- Stanley
N. Barnes (1959),
Federal Judge and U.S.
Assistant Attorney
General
- Elvis J.
Stahr, Jr. (1961),
Secretary of the Army and
President: West Virginia
University
- Frederic
W. Ford (1955), FCC
Commissioner
- Ronald L.
Zeigler (1971),
Presidential Press
Secretary for President
Nixon
- James S.
Brady (1981),
Presidential Press
Secretary to President
Reagan
- Homer E.
Moyer (1981), General
Counsel: U.S. Department
of Commerce
- Maj. Gen.
Jasper A. Welsh
(1981), top defense
strategist, National
Security Council
- Donald M.
Anderson (1983), U.S.
Consul General: State
Department
- Paul M.
Carlin (1987), U.S.
Postmaster General
- Federal
Entities:
- Samuel P.
Cowley (1935), F.B.I.
agent (Cowley's was one
of the original seven to
receive the award in 1935
and he received it
posthumously: as an FBI
agent he lost his life in
a gun battle with
"Baby Face"
Nelson. His award was
accepted by his brother
Joseph F. Cowley, a Sig
from Utah State)
- Sidney N.
Graybeal (1981),
Director: Office of
Strategic Research,
C.I.A.
- Terry L.
Calvini (1987), Board
Chairman: Federal Trade
Commission
- Dr.
George C. Ruhle
(1973), Chief of
International
Cooperation: National
Park Service
- NASA:
- House
of Representatives:
- L. Brooks
Hays (1950), U.S.
Congressman (Arkansas)
- Graham
Barden (1961), U.S.
Congressman (North
Carolina)
- B.
Carroll Reece (1961),
18-term Congressman
(Tennessee)
- William
C. Cramer (1969),
U.S. Congressman
(Florida)
- Richard
L. Roudenbush (1971),
U.S. Congressman and
Special Consultant for
Veterans Administration
- Allan O.
Hunter (1977), Board
Chairman: Federal
Mortgage Association and
U.S. Congressman
(California)
- Burt L.
Talcott (1977), U.S.
Congressman (California)
- Mark
Andrews (1979), U.S.
Congressman (North
Dakota)
- John W.
Wydler (1979), U.S.
Congressman (New York)
- William
D. Burlison (1981),
U.S. Congressman
(Missouri)
- Robert B.
Duncan (1981), U.S.
Congressman (Illinois)
- Robert C.
Eckhardt (1981), U.S.
Congressman (Texas)
- Mike
McCormack (1981),
U.S. Congressman
(Washington)
- Morgan F.
Murphy, Jr. (1981);
U.S. Congressman
(Illinois)
- Robin L.
Beard, Jr. (1983),
U.S. Congressman
(Tennessee)
- Clair W.
Burgener (1983), U.S.
Representative
(California)
- Willard
S. Curtin (1983),
U.S. Representative
(Pennsylvania)
- Henry
J. Hyde
(1983), U.S.
Representative (Illinois)
- George M.
O'Brien (1983), U.S.
Representative (Illinois)
- W. Henson
Moore (1983), U.S.
Representative
(Louisiana)
- Jerry M.
Patterson (1983),
U.S. Congressman
(California)
- E.
G.``Bud" Shuster
(1983), U.S.
Congressman
(Pennsylvania)
- Beryl J.
Anthony (1985), U.S.
Congressman (Arkansas)
- Tony
P. Hall
(1985), U.S. Congressman
(Ohio)
- Ike
Skelton
(1985), U.S. Congressman
(Missouri)
- Michael
G. Oxley
(1987), U.S. Congressman
(Ohio)
- Alan B.
Swift (1987), U.S.
Congressman (Washington)
- Morris K.
Udall (1987), U.S.
Congressman (Arizona)
- Steny
J. Hoyer
(1989), U.S. Congressman
(Maryland)
- James H.
Bilbray (1991), U. S.
Representative (Nevada)
- Robert D.
McEwen (1991), U. S.
Representatives (Florida)
- Senators:
- Edward R.
Burke (1937), U.S.
Senator (Wisconsin)
- J.
William Fulbright
(1952), U.S. Senator
(Arkansas) and founder of
Fulbright Scholarships
- Herman
Welker (1952), U.S.
Senator (Idaho)
- William
Langer (1955), U.S.
Senator
- Barry
Goldwater
(1957), U.S. Senator
(Arizona)
- J. Glenn
Beall (1963), U.S.
Senator (Maryland)
- E.J.
``Jake" Garn
(1979), U.S. Senator
(Utah)
- E. James
Abdnor (1983), U.S.
Senator
- Francis
E. Lauricella (1983),
All-American football
player and U.S. Senator
(Louisiana)
- Supreme
Court: Frank Murphy
(1941), U.S. Supreme Court Judge
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