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On June 11, 1954 Flanders introduced a resolution charging McCarthy “with unbecoming conduct" and calling for his removal from his committee chairmanship. Upon the advice of Senators [[John Sherman Cooper]], a Moderate Republican from [[Kentucky]] and [[J. William Fulbright]], a Democrat from [[Arkansas]] and legal assistance from the [[National Committee for an Effective Congress]], a liberal organization, he modified his resolution to “bring it in line with previous actions of censure.”<ref>
On June 11, 1954 Flanders introduced a resolution charging McCarthy “with unbecoming conduct" and calling for his removal from his committee chairmanship. Upon the advice of Senators [[John Sherman Cooper]], a Moderate Republican from [[Kentucky]] and [[J. William Fulbright]], a Democrat [[segregation]]ist from [[Arkansas]] and legal assistance from the [[National Committee for an Effective Congress]], a liberal organization, he modified his resolution to “bring it in line with previous actions of censure.”<ref>
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