U.S. Ambassador to Thailand (1978-1983); U.S. Ambassador to Turkey (1989-1991)

U.S. Representative from Washington (1965-1977); Secretary of Transportation (1977-1979); U.S. Senator from Washington (1987-1993)

Former Director of the FBI (for 8 days: February 15-23, 1978); Associate Director until May 11, 1979. Born December 21, 1926 in Corsicana, Texas

Governor of Idaho (1971-77 and 1987-95); Secretary of the Interior (1977-81)

Governor of Florida (1971-79); U.S. Trade Representative (1979-81)

Chief of Staff under Gov. Ernest Vandiver, judge from 1961-76, U.S. Attorney General from 1977-79

Secretary of Agriculture (1977-81); US Representative from Minnesota (1970-1977)

Secretary of the Treasury (1977-1979)

libearian of congress writer historian

Male Voice Over Talent

Secretary of Defense 1977-81

National Security advisor to Jimmy Carter from 1977 to 1981

Governor of Arizona (1975-77); U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador (1964?68); Bolivia (1968?69); Argentina (1977-80)

Governor of Ohio (1983-91)

American Former Female Politian - 'United States Ambassador To Belgium' (1977-1981)

U.S. Secretary of State (1993-97)

U.S. Attorney General (1979-81)

Former Senator from Georgia (1996-2003)

A top assistant to President Jimmy Carter

EPA Administrator (1977-81)

Founded, US watchdog group,'The Lawyers Committe for Civil Rights Under Law'

Secretary of Energy (1979-1981)

Mayor of Portland, Oregon (1973-79); U.S. Secretary of Transportation (1979-81); Governor of Oregon (1987-91)

Supreme Allied Commander Europe (1974-1979); Secretary of State (1981-1982)

Cabinet Member from President Carter's Administration

Former US Amabassador to the United Nations (1999-2001)

Secretary of Education 1977-1981

White House Chief of Staff to President Carter (1979-80)

Secretary of Commerce 1980-1981

First Female Secretary of Commerce 1977-1979

Former Director of the Office of Management and the Budget (1977)

Secretary of Housing & Urban Development (1979-1981)

White House Counsel under Jimmy Carter

Former Governor of Wisconsin (1971-1977)

Congressman/Senator from Montana, Ambassador to Japan, one of the last living US WWI Navy veterans. Gave one of the eulogies at JFK's funeral. Born 1903, Died 2001

Former Secretary of the Air Force and a former Deputy Administrator of NASA

Former Secretary of the Air Force and a former Deputy Administrator of NASA

United States Secretary of Labor (1977-1981)

U.S. Senator from Wyoming (1959-1977)

Former US Ambassador to the United Nations (1977-1979)

Director of the Office of Management & Budget (1977-81)

secretary of the treasury carter

Vice President of The United States (1977-1981), 1984 Democratic Presidential Nominee

Governor of Maine (1955-59); U.S. Senator from Maine (1959-80); U.S. Secretary of State (1980-81)

Former Ambassador to Libya 1965-69, Indonesia 1974-1977 and Philippines 1977-78

U.S. Delegate from Washington DC to the U.S. Congress

Speaker of the House of Representatives (1977-86)

Women's Rights Activist

White House Press Secretary for President Carter (1977-1981)

Former Secretary of the Air Force

Former Surgeon General 1977-1981

Puerto Rican politician, born 1932. Fifth Governor of Puerto Rico (1977-85)

Flight scientist, Kennedy Space Center Director

Former Secretary of Defense under President Nixon

Secretary of Treasury under Nixon, U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame Contributor

Former Ambassador and Diplomat

Former Director of the CIA (1977-1981)

Secretary of State 1977-1980

Chairman of the Federal Reserve (1979-1987)

White House Chief of Staff to President Carter (1980-81)

Radio Dispatcher for Dallas County Sheriff's Dept. on Nov. 22. Following the assassination he relayed info. from the Dallas Police Dept. and co-ordinated movement of the Deputy Sheriffs

Governor of South Carolina (1971-75)

Director of CIA 1993-95

U.S. Representative from Georgia (1973-77); U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations (1977-79); Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia (1982-90)