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Nixon picks old friend for secretary of state
William P. Rogers, a long time confidant of Richard Nixon, is chosen as the 55th U.S. secretary of state. The appointment reflects a deep Nixon-Rogers bond formed through World War II service and key political battles, including Civil rights and anti trust enforcement, with Rogers bringing decades of government experience to the post.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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