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SAMPLE OF FAMOUS EAGLE SCOUTSWillie Banks Olympian, Former World Record Holder, Triple Jump and Long Jump
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. Former Secretary of the Treasury and Former United States Senator, Texas
Bill Bradley Former United States Senator, New Jersey
Milton A. Caniff Cartoonist
William C. DeVries, M.D. Surgeon and Educator, transplanted first artificial heart
Thomas Foley Former Speaker of the House and Former United States Congressman, Washington
The Honorable Gerald R. Ford 38th President of the United States
Michael Kahn Stage Director, Academy Award—Winning Film Editor
John Koncak Center, Orlando Magic, National Basketball Association
James A. Lovell Jr. Apollo Astronaut and Business Executive
Neil Armstrong Apollo Astronaut and the first person to walk on the Moon
The Honorable Richard G. Lugar United States Senator, Indiana
J. Willard Marriott Jr. Chairman of the Board and President, Marriott Corporation
Sam Nunn Former United States Senator, Georgia
H. Ross Perot Founder, Electronic Data Systems Corporation and The Perot Group
Donald H. Rumsfeld Secretary of Defense
Harris Salsbury Pulitzer Prize—Winning Author
Togo West Former Secretary of Veteran's Affairs
EAGLE SCOUTS IN THE UNITED STATES CONGRESSSenators
Jeff Bingaman, New Mexico (D) Thad Cochran, Mississippi (R) Michael Crapo, Idaho (R) Michael B. Enzi, Wyoming (R) Richard G. Lugar, Indiana (R) Ben Nelson, Nebraska (D) Jeff Sessions, Alabama (R) Gordon Smith, Oregon (R)
Representatives
Gary L. Ackerman, New York (D) Sanford Bishop, Georgia (D) Richard A. Gephardt, Missouri (D) J.D. Hayworth, Arizona (R) Michael McNulty, New York (D) John P. Murtha, Pennsylvania (D) Rob Portmann, Ohio (R) Dana Rohrabacher, California (R) Pete Sessions, Texas (R) Ike Skelton, Missouri (D) Christopher H. Smith, New Jersey (R) Bart Stupak, Michigan (D) Pat Toomey, Pennsylvania (R) The Congress and Scouting For the past 16 Congresses, the Boy Scouts of America has surveyed the members of the House and Senate regarding their participation in Scouting. The External Communications Division compiled the following information concerning the 107th Congress, 2nd Session. More than 50 percent of congressional members participated in Scouting. Summary—Breakdown of the 107th Congress Scouting
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