7:1 Alexander, Bill 14:1, 109:1 Alexander, David 109:1 Alexander, Holmes 1:1 Alexander, M.B. 22:1 Albania (Ambassador of) 12:4 al-Barazi, Tamman 109:1 Albert Einstein Peace Prize Foundation 9:6 Albert, Fritt 1:1, 109:1 Albert, Helen 109:1 Albert, Ingelborg 1:1, 109:1 Albert, Susan 109:1 Albin, Edgar A. 1:1 Aiken, Raya 25:2 Akhavan, Ahmed 13:3 Akins, James E. 27:2 Agronsky, Martin 27:3 Aiken, George D. 6:1, 7:1, 109:1 Addington, Judith 109:1 Addison, Joan 24:1 Adkins, Charles 109:1 Agbor-Baiyee, William 23:4 Agger, Donald G.

Edward 109:1 Acone, Antonie 109:1 Adams, Athena 109:1 Adams, J. 109:1 Acevedo, Oris 25:1 Acharya, Jaya Raj 24:2 Achen, Tena Williams 22:2 Acker, C. There is no one else who is so powerful and also so wise, and if there were any question of removing him from public life, it would be a national calamity.'ДЄAA Life Insurance 9:4 Aarvik, Egil 109:1 Abalkhail, Aba 109:1 abd-al-aziz Al-Saud Riyadh, King Fahd 109:1 abou-Bakr, Ahmed 109:1 abou-el-Haj, Rifaat 12:1 Abourezk, James G. In 1963 Walter Lippmann wrote of Fulbright: 'The role he plays in Washington is an indispensable role. He was a powerful voice in the chaotic times of the war in Vietnam, when he chaired the Senate hearings on the conduct of the war. He held the chair for the remainder of his tenure in the Senate, longer than any other person. In 1946 the Fulbright Scholar Program was established, which has provided opportunities for thousands of scholars in the United States and other countries to participate in what has been called 'the largest movement of scholars across the earth since the fall of Constantinople.' In 1949 he was assigned to the Foreign Relations Committee and became its chairman in 1959. In November 1944 he was elected to the Senate where he served until 1974. In September of that year the House adopted the Fulbright Resolution supporting an international peace-keeping machinery, wherby he earned national attention.

In 1936 he returned to Arkansas where he was a lecturer in law and, from 1939 to 1941, president of the University of Arkansas.ДЇulbright began his first term in Congress in January 1943, and was assigned to the Foreign Affairs Committee. When he returned to the United States he studied law at George Washington University in Washington, and during the 1930s he served in the Justice Department and was an instructor at George Washington University Law School. He was a Rhodes Scholar at Pembroke College, Oxford, and was awarded the M.A. William Fulbright was born in 1905 and was educated at the University of Arkansas from the first grade at the laboratory school until he was awarded the A.B.

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