Background
Morris, Robert was born on September 30, 1915 in Jersey City. Son of John Henry and Sarah (Williams) Morris.
(Clearly outlines the foreign policy of the United States ...)
Clearly outlines the foreign policy of the United States for it's day, 1960's. Covers the Rostow Memorandun, UNESCO Convention on education. and the U.S. program for general and complete disarmament and much more.
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(As counsel for the US Senate's Internal Security Subcommi...)
As counsel for the US Senate's Internal Security Subcommittee and similar bodies investigating Communism in the United States during the last 17 years, Bob Morris has examined more than 500 witnesses under oath. He has interviewed hundreds of Communists and ex-Communists. No other American has interrogated so many informed persons on the subject of the Communist underground and its efforts, sometimes overt, sometimes covert, to undermine the foundations of moral and political authority in the United States. Here in NO WONDER WE ARE LOSING are Bob Morris' evaluations and conclusions - about use of the Fifth Amendment, America's security system, Communist influence in our schools and in the United Nations, the Yalta Agreement, recent Supreme Court decisions - and glimpses behind official Committee reports. Bob Morris believes that the nation is not awake to the lateness of the hour - nor to the proximity of the peril. NO WONDER WE ARE LOSING will provide an incisive understanding of the Soviet enemy.
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Morris, Robert was born on September 30, 1915 in Jersey City. Son of John Henry and Sarah (Williams) Morris.
AB, St. Peters College, Jersey City, 1936. Juris Doctor, Fordham University, 1939. Doctor of Laws, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, 1954.
Doctor of Laws, University Plano, 1976. Doctor of Humane Letters, Fujen University, Taipei, Taiwan, 1971.
Newspaper reporter, 1934-1936; teacher Greek, Latin and government, St. Peters Preparatory School, Jersey City, 1936-1939; with firm, Hines, Rearick, Dorr & Hammond, New York City, 1939-1940; assistant counsel, New York State Investigating Committee, 1940-1941; secretary to, Congressman F. R. Coudert, Junior, 1946-1950; secretary-treasurer, Monrovia Port Management Company, Africa, 1947-1949; with firm, Hochwald, Morris & Richmond, New York City, 1946-1952; special counsel, United States Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, 1951-1953; chief counsel, United States Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, 1953, 56-58; judge, Municipal Court, New York City, 1954-1956; counsel to, United States senators Hickenlooper and Lodge on United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 1950; adviser, United States Senate Rules Committee, 1955; president, U. Dallas, 1960-1962; president, U. Plano, Texas, 1964-1971, 73-77; chancellor, U. Plano, Texas, 1971-1972. Observer Zimbabwean parliamentary elections, 1979.
(As counsel for the US Senate's Internal Security Subcommi...)
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Candidate for Republican nomination to the United States Senate from New Jersey, 1958, 60, 84,from Texas, 1964, 70. Chairman National Committee to Restore Internal Security, since 1979. Board directors Institutions for Achievement Human Potential, 1977-1989, Board of Governors, since 1989.
Board directors University professors for Academy Order, 1988-1991, United States Council World Freedom, 1981-1991, American's Future, since 1985, Chairman of the Board and president, since 1995. Lieutenant commander of The United States Navy Reserve, 1941-1946, commander retired. Member American Bar Association (international law section), Military Order World Wars (commander Monmouth chapter since 1984), American Zimbabwean Association (chairman 1978-1987), University Club (New York City), Mantoloking Yacht Club, Shanghai-Tiffin Club, Circumnavigators, Army-Navy Club (Washington), Admirals Club.
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Married Joan Russell Byles, December 27, 1951. Children: Robert, Paul E., Roger, Joan Byles Barry, William E., John Henry II, Geoffrey.