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Rabbit, and Father Moran, 9NI Mickey Mouse, are some of the more well known ones. And there are countless priests, nuns, ministers and rabbis, chaplains, and at least one Greek Orthodox priest, all yacking away, even as you and I. Many of us remember the sinking ship, Flying Enterprise, whose skipper refused to leave, even after he had ordered his crew to abandon ship. His gallantry made headlines all over the world. This was Kurt Carlson, W2ZXM, who can often be heard on 20 meters, operating maritime mobile from the seven seas. The president of Louisiana State University is John Hunter, W5DTL. WIDDB is the reknowned sculptor, Allison Macomber. And, Bill Juhre, the syndicated cartoonist is W91MQ. Ray Blosser, W8DBK, is vice president of a bank in Cleveland, We've got 'em all over! Politics and the Diplomatic Service are not without hams.Of course, we all have heard of K7UGA/K3UIG, Barry Goldwater. Some of the less publicized ones are: William Porter K I YPE/XV5 Dep. Chf. of Missions in Viet Nam Maurice Bienbaum HC2KX Ambassador to Ecuador Armin Meyer OD5XX Ambassador to Lebanon Dudley Mason KW6CJ Governor of Wake Island Bert Delollo W6FGY California Legislator James Homes W6REK California Legislator John Doughten W3LV Pennsylvania Legislator Carl Ruh W4TZT Kentucky Legislator Frank Hazelbaker W7FTP Montana Legislator John Thompson W70AZ Montana Legislator John McCarthy K I EMO Former Comrn'r of Finance, Mass. There have always been many hams in the military. Since communications are a vital link in the successful maintenance of a proper military establishment, it would be difficult to envision a situation in which there were no reasonably close relationship between the Defense Department and Amateur Radio. In times of crisis, we are expected to furnish a pool of experienced communications personnel, upon which the military can depend. This calls for some degree of liaison. Some of the high ranking officers who who hold licenses are: Rear Admiral H. Bruton Major Gen. Elmer (Bill) Liltell Gen. W. W. Walts Admiral McCarley Admiral Weatherwax Major Gen. Shuler Gen. J. Smith Adj . Gen. Windom Gen. Joe Stillwell, Jr. W41H K3BNI W4VI W6BSH W4PDW W4KN W6RT W8GZ W4FPE VIBROPLEX ENJOY EASY, RESTFUL KEYING 521.95 to 543.95 THE VIBROPLEX CO., INC. 83) Broadway, N. Y. 3, N.Y. The history of Amateur Radio, indeed, that of electronics in general, is star-studded with many great names, each of which would be entitled to an individual article; their contributions have been so significant. Men like DeForest, Colpitts, Hartley , Meissner, Armstrong and Hazeltine, all hams, have given the fruits of their genius for the belterment of all humanity. Without the work of ~hese pioneers, many of the marvels which make life easy today would not even exist. It is fair to say that these men were giants. Thanks to the devotion and dedication of thousands of radio amateurs, the art of electronics has contributed greatly to world peace and friendship. Nations, once widely separated from each other, have been enabled to maintain lines of communication and avenues of peaceful approach. International aspects of ham radio may generate further interchange, resulting in an atmosphere of genuine amity and good will among the nations of the world. It may spread out to the general populations, and finally reach up to the ruling circles. In this way, ham radio has an opportunity to make its greatest contribution of all. Hams everywhere have a justifiable reason to be proud of their hobby. There are few hobbies which are so capable of contributing to society. ...W8GI 6 73 MAGAZINE
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