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Line 56: + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + − *1908- Born, Chicago, IL − − *1929- B. S. L., [[Northwestern University]] − − *1929- Admitted to Illinois State Bar − − − *1930- J.D., [[Northwestern University]] − − *1929-1941- Practiced law privately − − *1937- Admitted to Supreme Court Bar − − *1942-1944- Served to Major, U S Army, Office of Strategic Services − − *1945-1961- Partner, Goldberg, Devoe, Shadur & Mikva − − *1945-1961- General Counsel, Congress of Industrial Organizations − − *1948-1961- General Counsel, [[United Steel Workers of America]] − − *1955-1961- Special Counsel and General Counsel of Industrial Union Department, [[AFL-CIO]] − − *1961-1962- U.S. [[Secretary of Labor]] − − *1962-1965- Associate Justice of the Supreme Court − − *1965-1968- U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations − − *1968-1969- Charles Evans Hughes Professor, [[Princeton University]] − − *1968-1990- Chairman, Truman Center for the Advancement of Peace − − *1969-1970- Distinguished professor, [[Columbia University]] − − *1970- Defeated as Democratic candidate for governor of New York − − *1971-1973- University Professor of Law and Diplomacy, [[American University]] − − *1974-1990- Visiting Distinguished Professor, [[Hastings College of the Law]] − − *1977- United States Ambassador to the Belgrade Conference on Human Rights − − *1990- Died
→Goldberg Timeline
==Goldberg Timeline==
==Goldberg Timeline==
*1908 — Born, Chicago, IL
*1929 — B. S. L., [[Northwestern University]]
*1929 — Admitted to Illinois State Bar
*1930 — J.D., [[Northwestern University]]
*1929–1941 — Practiced law privately
*1937 — Admitted to Supreme Court Bar
*1942–1944 — Served to Major, U S Army, Office of Strategic Services
*1945–1961 — Partner, Goldberg, Devoe, Shadur & Mikva
*1945–1961 — General Counsel, Congress of Industrial Organizations
*1948–1961 — General Counsel, [[United Steel Workers of America]]
*1955–1961 — Special Counsel and General Counsel of Industrial Union Department, [[AFL-CIO]]
*1961–1962 — U.S. [[Secretary of Labor]]
*1962–1965 — Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
*1965–1968 — U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations
*1968–1969 — Charles Evans Hughes Professor, [[Princeton University]]
*1968–1990 — Chairman, Truman Center for the Advancement of Peace
*1969–1970 — Distinguished professor, [[Columbia University]]
*1970 — Defeated as Democratic candidate for governor of New York
*1971–1973 — University Professor of Law and Diplomacy, [[American University]]
*1974–1990 — Visiting Distinguished Professor, [[Hastings College of the Law]]
*1977 — United States Ambassador to the Belgrade Conference on Human Rights
*1990 — Died
==Further reading==
==Further reading==
* Stebenne, David L. ''Arthur J. Goldberg: New Deal Liberal.'' (1996). 539 pp.
* Stebenne, David L. ''Arthur J. Goldberg: New Deal Liberal.'' (1996). 539 pp.