Word: resignations
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Morse, whose term in the Senate does not expire until 1956, will run for Senator in 1954, on the Democratic ticket and against Republican Guy Cordon; 2) if Morse wins, his pull on independent and liberal Republican voters might also sweep a Democratic governor into office; 3) Morse would resign his present Senate seat to take on his new one, and 4) the Democratic governor would appoint a Democrat to fill Morse's unexpired old term. Dreamy objective: a Democratic sweep in Oregon for the first time since...
Germans as well as State Department employees were less amused, wryly or otherwise, by the news that a State Department investigator, acting on his own, was drawing up a list of all who attended a farewell party for Theodore Kaghan, the HICOG official forced to resign after he tangled with Senator McCarthy. Kaghan first got into trouble by calling Messrs. Cohn and Schine "junketeering gumshoes." The investigator would have quite a list when he got through, for the party was widely attended by U.S. officials in Germany as a show of sympathy for Kaghan. Among those present: new High Commissioner...
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Distress & Disaster 26. G.O.P. Chairman Wesley Roberts thought it wise to resign after being charged with...
...refused him a passport. But not until McCarthy spoke did the Truman Administration demand Coe's dismissal from his sensitive post. And not until Coe himself refused to say whether he was a Communist spy, in testimony before the McCarran committee, did the IMF finally force him to resign (TIME...