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Eugene McCarthyBiographical NotesDate of birth: March 29, 1916, Watkins, MinnesotaEugene Joseph McCarthy. U.S. Senator from Minnesota. Professor, author, and poet. B.A., St. John's University (Collegeville), 1935; M.A., sociology, University of Minnesota, 1938. Professor, economic education, St. John's University, 1940-42. Technical assistant for military intelligence during World War II, 1942-46. Instructor, sociology and economics, and acting head of sociology department, St. Thomas College, 1946-48. Chairman, Ramsey County DFL party, 1947. U.S. congressman from Minnesota's Fourth District, 1949-58; U.S. senator, 1959-70; member, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 1965; unsuccessful Democratic presidential candidate, 1968. His views against the Vietnam War raised fundamental questions concerning U.S. intervention that became military, political, and moral issues. Senior editor at Simon and Schuster, New York City, 1973; syndicated columnist, 1977. Author of several books. Separated from his wife, Abigail Quigley. Selected WorksWhen you click on the titles below, you will exit the Minnesota Historical Society web site and go to the Minnesota Statewide Project for Automated Library Systems (Web PALS) Web Database. Title searches link directly to our catalog record. Please click on your browser's back button to return.
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