(Dem.) born Waterford, May 15, 1920. Educated Racine County rural schools and Agric. School. Admin. assistant federal farm program 1936-44; dairy plant fieldman 1946-47; feed salesman 1947-51; executive secretary dairy co-op 1951-64. World War II veteran; in Navy 1944-46. Active in community affairs, past comdr. Waterford Amer. Legion, charter member Wind Lake V.F.W., Kiwanis. Elected to Wis. Senate 1954; re-elected 1958, 1962. Chosen Sen. Asst. Minority Leader 1963, caucus chairman 1957, '59, '61. Elected to 89th Congress 1964. Member of House Com. on Agriculture. Home address: 2914 Winthrop Avenue, Racine. (Blue Book 1966)

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[Source: Blue book]