Washington / DC / Washington / D.C. / Washington / Reading / /
Company
Tennessee Valley Authority / BROWN / /
Country
Russia / United States / Soviet Union / Iraq / Mexico / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Mr. HALL / /
Organization
Speaker’s Office / Committee on Agriculture / House of Representatives / Committee on Military Affairs / Military Force Against Iraq Resolution / office of the President / U.S. Government / United Nations Security Council / House / Civil Service / Senate / United States Government / Congress / U.S. Congress / WHITE HOUSE / Committee on International Relations / United Nations / Committee on Appropriations / Post Office / /
Person
GEORGE W. BUSH / William B. Bankhead / JOHN F. KENNEDY / Richard M. Nixon / John W. McCormack / Robert Goodlatte / Arthur E. Morgan / FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT / J. Dennis Hastert / Diaz Ordaz / Ronald Wilson Reagan / Arthur E. Mor / Gerald R. Ford / NEWT GINGRICH / Lyndon Baines Johnson / Harry S Truman / William H. Taft / Carl Albert / Richard Milhous Nixon / Thomas Jefferson / WILLIAM J. CLINTON / / /
Position
Executive Officer / Majority The SPEAKER / Executive Communications / President / Speaker / the messenger / Vice President / Speaker / Clerk / Postmaster General / messenger / Secretary / Secretary of State / officer / Senator / Majority Leader and the Minority Leader / President of the United States / Executive / Speaker to an appropriate committee / Chair / Minority Leader / the Majority Leader / the Speaker / and the President / Attorney General / Chairman of the Board / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Illinois / Washington / Missouri / Oklahoma / Iowa / Massachusetts / /
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