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Panama Delegates to U.S. National Party Conventions Democratic National Conventions:     1920, San Francisco: Chauncey P. Fairman — R. A. Martin — Miguel A. Otero — D. F. Reeder     1924, New York: A. S. Boyd — Edward L. Emery — Chauncey P. Fairman — Frank T. Hamlin — William C. Hushing — Frank Mack — Miguel A. Otero — D. F. Reeder — Richard Roberts — Elbert M. Robinson — J. R. Stapler — Louis Townsley     1928, Houston: T. A. Aanstoos — C. J. Boyle — A. P. Byrne — Maud Eggleston — Mrs. L. O. Keen — Thomas Locken — R. H. O'Brien — S. Roberts — J. R. Stapler — Louis Townsley     1932, Chicago: Condy Boyle — Mrs. J. F. Haggerty — Joseph Haggerty — John E. Hushing — Mrs. L. O. Keen — A. L. Kerr — G. F. McDade — H. T. Raphael — Mrs. L. Townsley — Louis Townsley — William A. Van Siclen — S. P. Williams     1940, Chicago: Sara Belle Bassett — A. P. E. Doyle — Al Geddes — Mrs. L. O. Keen — Mrs. James L. Kerr — James L. Kerr — Mathew O'Hearn — John A. Riley     1948, Philadelphia: Charles E. Ramirez     1952, Chicago: Louis F. Glud — Charles E. Ramirez     1956, Chicago: C. C. Calhoun, Jr. — Harry Eno — John E. Hushing — Amy V. McCormack — Charles E. Ramirez — David De Castro Robles — Marion Ryan     1960, Los Angeles: E. Bagorozy — Wynter Collins — Raymond Lloyd     1964, Atlantic City: Leah R. Barkowitz — Alfred D. Collins — Richard M. Koster — Patricia M. Markun — Emmett Zemer     1968, Chicago: Vivian Ackerman — Elizabeth Andrews — Olive Brooks — Annabell Duisberg — Virginia M. Harris — Robert J. Joyce, Jr. — Richard M. Koster — Calvin Meyer — Lois Passman — GeDelle Young     1972, Miami Beach: Katie Clark — Marcia Collins — Nan Dietz — Richard M. Koster — Leona McFarland — Thomas G. Minogue — Sylvia Tesh — GeDelle Young     1988, Atlanta: Richard M. Koster — Marilyn O'Kane     1992, New York: Richard M. Koster     1996, Chicago: Richard M. Koster Republican National Conventions:

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