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Each medal in the suite run separately against its grantor's roll; empty lines named as empty
Lead: Presidential Medal of Freedom: EMPTY — the Congressional Research Service roll, 674 awards to 671 individuals and one group between 1963 and 2025, carries no person born, raised or seated in New Carlisle. Congressional Gold Medal: EMPTY — the U.S. House's own recipient roll, running from George Washington in 1776 to the present Congress, carries no such person and no institution of this town. National Medal of Science: EMPTY. National Medal of Technology and Innovation: EMPTY. National Medal of Humanities: EMPTY. National Medal of Arts: EMPTY. Each line was run as a separate test, and each is printed at its result. Hygiene: Schuyler Colfax, the fame sweep's strongest near-name, holds no line in this suite at any grade, and his national standing in any case grades to South Bend, where he removed in 1841, edited, represented the district and is buried — see the hygiene article in this section.
Sources:
- Congressional Research Service — Presidential Medal of Freedom report, updated November 14, 2025, recipient tables 1963–2025, https://www.everycrsreport.com/files/2025-11-14_R47639_0dba3c65157f9c7795e5418c66c8150a2b475c9a.pdf
- U.S. House of Representatives, History, Art & Archives — Congressional Gold Medal Recipients roll, https://history.house.gov/Institution/Gold-Medal/Gold-Medal-Recipients/
- National medal winners roll (Science, Humanities, Arts), Clinton White House archives compilation, https://clintonwhitehouse5.archives.gov/textonly/Initiatives/Millennium/capsule/alpha_medallist.html