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The Fourth Alaska State Legislature served from January 25, 1965, to January 22, 1967.
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The Fourth Alaska State Legislature served from January 25, 1965, to January 22, 1967.
| District | Name | Party | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | James Nolan | Dem | Wrangell |
| Frank Peratrovich | Dem | Klawock | |
| B | Robert H. Ziegler, Sr. | Dem | Ketchikan |
| C | Howard C. Bradshaw | Dem | Sitka |
| D | Richard L. Peter | Dem | Juneau |
| E | Nicholas J. Begich | Dem | Spenard |
| Howard W. Pollock | Rep | Anchorage | |
| F | Harold Z. Hansen | Dem | Cordova |
| G | Brad Phillips | Rep | Anchorage |
| H | Yule F. Kilcher | Dem | Homer |
| I | Alfred A. Owen | Dem | Uganik Bay |
| J | John Butrovich, Jr. | Rep | Fairbanks |
| Robert J. McNealy | Dem | Fairbanks | |
| K | David C. Harrison | Dem | Dillingham |
| L | Grant H. Pearson | Dem | Nenana |
| M | John B. "Dixie" Hall | Dem | Fairbanks |
| N | Robert R. Blodgett | Dem | Teller |
| Neal W. Foster | Dem | Nome | |
| O | Eben Hopson | Dem | Barrow |
| P | Pearse M. Walsh | Dem | Nome |
| District | Name | Party | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | William K. Boardman | Rep | Ketchikan |
| Lucille Pinkerton | Dem | Ketchikan | |
| 2 | Ernest J. Haugen | Rep | Petersburg |
| 3 | John W. O'Connell | Dem | Sitka |
| 4 | Elton E. Engstrom, Jr. | Rep | Juneau |
| Bill Ray | Dem | Juneau | |
| 5 | Frank See | Dem | Hoonah |
| 6 | Robert I. Ditman | Dem | Valdez |
| 7 | Jalmar M. Kerttula | Dem | Palmer |
| 8 | Carl F. Brady | Rep | Anchorage |
| Bernard J. "Pop" Carr, Sr. | Dem | Anchorage | |
| Mike Gravel | Dem | Anchorage | |
| Gene Guess | Dem | Spenard | |
| Earl D. Hillstrand | Dem | Anchorage | |
| Joseph P. Josephson | Dem | Anchorage | |
| Bruce Kendall | Rep | Anchorage | |
| Carl F. Lottsfeldt | Dem | Anchorage | |
| William J. Moran [1] | Dem | Anchorage | |
| Homer Moseley [2] | Dem | Anchorage | |
| M. D. Plotnick | Dem | Anchorage | |
| John L. Rader | Dem | Anchorage | |
| Charles J. Sassara, Jr. | Dem | Anchorage | |
| Ted Stevens | Rep | Anchorage | |
| Harold D. Strandberg | Rep | Anchorage | |
| 9 | Irwin L. Metcalf | Dem | Seward |
| 10 | Clem V. Tillion | Rep | Halibut Cove |
| 11 | Bill M. Poland | Dem | Kodiak |
| 12 | Carl E. Moses | Rep | King Cove |
| 13 | Joseph E. McGill | Dem | Dillingham |
| 14 | Raymond C. Christiansen | Dem | Bethel |
| 15 | Norbert H. Skinner | Dem | Clear |
| 16 | Barry W. Jackson | Dem | Fairbanks |
| Walter H. LeFevre | Dem | Fairbanks | |
| R. S. McCombe | Dem | Chicken | |
| Edmund N. Orbeck | Dem | Fairbanks | |
| Robert E. Sheldon | Dem | Fairbanks | |
| Warren A. Taylor | Dem | Fairbanks | |
| Sigurd Wold | Rep | Fairbanks | |
| 17 | Jacob A. Stalker | Dem | Kotzebue |
| 18 | Thomas J. Balone | Dem | Nome |
| 19 | Axel C. Johnson | Dem | Emmonak |
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