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This is somewhat similar to her husband's [[anti-Communist]] attitudes towards subversion; B. Carroll Reece was the chair and namesake of the '''[[Reece Committee]]''' during the 83rd Congress which investigated [[subversion]] among tax-exempt foundations.
This is somewhat similar to her husband's [[anti-Communist]] attitudes towards subversion; B. Carroll Reece was the chair and namesake of the '''[[Reece Committee]]''' during the 83rd Congress which investigated [[subversion]] among tax-exempt foundations.
Reece did not run for re-election to a full term in the [[1962 Midterm Elections|1962 midterms]], asserting:<ref name=bio/>
{{cquote|A younger person, who can start building up some seniority for the district, ought to be here in Washington.}}
She was succeeded by James Henry "Jimmy" Quillen, who would represent the district for over three decades.
==Legacy==
==Legacy==