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NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED January 30, 1985

The former governor of Mississippi and the co-founder of the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson's Rainbow Coalition head a list of six Institute of Politics fellows who will take up residence this spring at the Kennedy School.

William F. Winter, who served one term in the Mississippi governor's office, and Lamond Godwin, political director of Jackson's 1984 presidential campaign, will be joined by Attinger. Boston correspondent for Time magazine: Hendrik Hertzberg '65, former editor of The New Republic; Karlyn Keene, managing editor of Public Opinion magazine : and Daniel Whitehurst, mayor of Eresno.

The Fellows will introduce themselves tomorrow night at the traditional "Personal Perspectives on Politics" forum at the Kennedy school