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I would like to express appreciation to Attorney
General Robert Kennedy and his information aide,
Jack Rosenthal. And further along Pennsylvania Av-
enue I thank Pierre Salinger, Harris Wofford, and
Richard Goodwin of the White House staff.

There is hardly anyone on the Peace Corps staff
who did not give aid beyond the call of duty, but at
the top of the list are Bill Haddad, Gordon Boyce,
Pat Kennedy, Sally Bowles, Mitzi Mallina, Tom Mat-
thews, Pete Grothe, Tom Quimby and Jim Moody.

Equal gratitude goes to the private voluntary agen-
cies. In the International Voluntary Services, Dr. J. S.
Noffsinger. The American Friends Service Committee
--Dr. Clarence Pickett, Steve Carey, Polly Frazier, Ed
Wright, and Nancy Duryea. Catholic Relief Services--
Bob Melina, Monsignor Joseph Harnett, and Mary
O'Hara. And, finally, Reverend James Robinson and
Richard McFarland of Crossroads Africa, Dr. Wayland
Zwayer of the American Voluntary Agencies Council,
and Bill Nighswonger of World Neighbors.

Thanks also to Andy Rice and Frank Land of the
Colorado State University Research Foundation.

For putting up with countless requests for informa-
tion, I'm grateful to Miss Adoreen McCormick and
Mrs. Jeanne Burch of the Library of Congress.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Peace Corps: Who, How, and Where. Contributors: Charles E. Wingenbach - author. Publisher: John Day Co.. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1961. Page Number: 8.
    
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