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The state legislature met in regular session at the Oklahoma State Capitol in Oklahoma City from January 3 to July 28, 1961, during the term of Governor J. Howard Edmondson.[1]J. D. McCarty was elected as Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, breaking the tradition of governor-backed speakers.[1] McCarty would go on to become Oklahoma’s first three-term speaker.[1]Table of ContentsDates of session[edit]Leadership[edit]Democratic leadership[edit]Republican leadership[edit]Members[edit]Senate[edit]House of Representatives[edit]References[edit]Dates of session[edit]January 3 to July 28, 1961[1]Previous: 27th Legislature \u2022 Next: 29th LegislatureLeadership[edit]Democratic leadership[edit]Republican leadership[edit]Members[edit]Senate[edit]DistrictNameParty1Leon B. FieldDem2Charles M. WilsonDem2S. S. McColginDem3Ben EasterlyDem4Basil WilsonDem5Ryan KerrDem6Ed BerrongDem6Byron DacusDem7Tom MorfordRep8Richard RomangRep9Roy GranthamRep10Robert BreedenRep11Everett CollinsDem12Louis RitzhauptDem13Ralph GravesDem13Boyd CowdenDem14Jean PazoureckDem14Cleeta John RogersDem15Walt AllenDem15Don BaldwinDem16Roy C. BoecherDem17Harold GarvinDem17Fred HarrisDem18Tom TippsDem19Robert L. BaileyDem19Glen HamDem20Harry J. W. BelvinDem21Clem HamiltonDem22Alfred StevensonDem23Buck CartwrightDem24Leroy McClendonDem25Gene StipeDem26Charles ColstonDem27Harold ShoemakeDem27Wilford BohannonDem28Ray FineDem29George PitcherDem30Robert LollarDem31Yates LandDem32Tom Payne Jr.Dem33Clem McSpaddenDem34Denzil GarrisonRep35Bob TrentDem36Joe Bailey CobbDemTable based on 2005 Oklahoma Almanac.[3]House of Representatives[edit]NamePartyCountyBill HarperDemAdairFrank ReneauDemAlfalfaHarold ThomasDemAtokaGeorge KarnesDemBeaverHomer HolcombDemBeckhamO. R. WilhelmDemBeckhamJames BurnhamDemBlaineJohn MasseyDemBryanSam SullivanDemBryanRobert GoodfellowDemCaddoJames KardokusDemCaddoRalph WatkinsDemCanadianMartin DyerDemCarterJames W. WilliamsDemCarterWilliam WillisDemCherokeeWayne SanguinDemChoctawCarl EtlingRepCimarronKenneth PoynorDemClevelandLeland WolfDemClevelandDelbert InmanDemCoalManville RedmanDemComancheJim TaliaferroDemComancheJames WittDemCottonHarold MorganDemCraigHeber Finch Jr.DemCreekWilliam ShibleyDemCreekLou Stockton AllardDemCreekM. A. DielDemCusterWiley SparkmanDemDelawareE. D. NicholsDemDeweyA. R. LarasonDemEllisJohn CampRepGarfieldBert PageRepGarfieldSam RichardsonDemGarvinTom StricklandDemGarvinSpencer BernardDemGradyRobert ClarkDemGradyJohn A. LanceDemGradyA. E. GreenDemGrantElmo HurstDemGreerJames FowlerDemHarmonClayton LauerRepHarperEarl BilyeuDemHaskellStona FitchDemHughesMaurice WillisDemJacksonBill BradleyDemJeffersonKenneth ConverseDemJohnstonJohn HoweDemKayRaymond CraigRepKayMilton PriebeRepKingfisherJoyce HolderDemKiowaWilliam MetcalfDemKiowaJim CookDemLatimerTom TrawDemLeFloreRalph VandiverDemLeFloreBarbour CoxDemLincolnMilton CraigDemLincolnDick FogartyDemLoganJohn Steele BatsonDemLoveArt BowerRepMajorDelmas NorthcuttDemMarshallJ. W. BynumDemMayesNorman A. SmithDemMcClainGarfield SettlesDemMcCurtainKelsie JonesDemMcCurtainMartin OdomDemMcIntoshCarl WilliamsDemMurrayBill HaworthDemMuskogeeRussell RubyDemMuskogeeGeorge SprakerDemMuskogeeHenry DolezalRepNobleBill ShipleyDemNowataHarlon AveyDemOkfuskeeRed AndrewsDemOklahomaBryce BaggettDemOklahomaG. T. BlankenshipRepOklahomaGeorge KeyesDemOklahomaJ. D. McCartyDemOklahomaJack SkaggsDemOklahomaThomas TaggartRepOklahomaEd ColeDemOkmulgeeO.E. RichesonDemOkmulgeeTom TateDemOsageVirgil TinkerDemOsagePat MsCueDemOttawaJoseph MountfordDemOttawaRex PrivettDemPawneeJake E. HesserDemPayneH. L. SparksDemPayneTom McChristianDemPittsburgWilliam SkeithDemPittsburgRay Van HooserDemPittsburgLonnie AbbottDemPontotocRobert FordDemPontotocCharles HenryDemPottawatomieJohn LevergoodDemPottawatomieTom StevensDemPottawatomieRay TuckerDemPushmatahaJodie MoadDemRoger MillsBill BriscoeDemRogersLaurence HowzeDemSeminoleA. F. EdisonDemSeminoleAllen NicholsDemSeminoleMaynard BlackardDemSequoyahEdward BondDemStephensJames BullardDemStephensFrank OgdenDemTexasFrank PattersonDemTillmanDavid AtkinsonDemTulsaEd BradleyDemTulsaJohn McCuneDemTulsaGrant ForsytheDemTulsaRobert HopkinsDemTulsaGene HowardDemTulsaAlex JohnstonDemTulsaVol Howard OdomDemWagonerClyde SareDemWashingtonCharles DoornbosRepWashingtonDon GreenhawDemWashitaA. L. MurrowRepWoodsWilliam BurkettRepWoodwardTable based on database of historic members.[4]References[edit]^ a b c d e f g h i A Century to Remember Archived September 10, 2012, at the Wayback Machine, Oklahoma House of Representatives Archived June 22, 2013, at the Wayback Machine (accessed June 16, 2013)^ History of the Lieutenant Governor’s Office (accessed June 16, 2013)^ 2005 Oklahoma Almanac, p. 763-764. (accessed July 9, 2013)^ Historic Members Archived 2013-07-11 at the Wayback Machine, Okhouse.gov (accessed June 17, 2013)  "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/28th-oklahoma-legislature-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"28th Oklahoma Legislature – Wikipedia"}}]}]