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Subject: Re: Some answers to "100 50s Trivia Ques
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Date: Tue, 12-Jun-84 16:56:00 EDT
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>75.	Who were the opposing chief consels in the Army-McCarthy hearings?
>   A:  Estes Kefauver & ???

I believe the Committee's Chief Counsel in the Army-McCarthy hearings was
Robert Welch.  Mr. Welch was a partner in the prestigious Boston law firm
Hale and Dorr.  The interchange between between Senator McCarthy and Mr.
Welch was the emotional climax of the hearings when McCarthy tried to smear
a young associate in the law firm.  "At long last, Senator, have you no
sense of decency?" asked Welch.

There is another interesting trivial fact about Mr. Welch: he played the
judge in the movie of "Anatomy of a Murder."

					--David Novick
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