Robert McClory

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Robert McClory was an American Republican congressman from Illinois known for his work on civil rights legislation and service on high-profile investigative committees in the 1970s.

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instanceOf human
politician
conflict World War II
country of citizenship United States of America
date of birth 1915-01-30
date of death 1988-07-24
educated at Chicago–Kent College of Law
Georgetown University Law Center
Lake Forest College
gender male
ideology moderate Republican
known for bipartisan approach to civil rights issues
service on high-profile investigative committees in the 1970s
legal qualification admitted to the bar in Illinois
member of House Judiciary Committee impeachment inquiry staff (Watergate)
United States House Committee on the Judiciary
member of political party Republican Party (United States)
linked to: Republican Party
military branch United States Navy
military rank lieutenant commander
notable committee service House Judiciary Committee impeachment inquiry into President Richard Nixon
notable work participation in drafting articles of impeachment against President Richard Nixon
work on civil rights legislation in the U.S. Congress
occupation lawyer
politician
party role Republican leader on aspects of the Nixon impeachment inquiry
place of birth Racine, Wisconsin, United States
place of death Lake Bluff, Illinois, United States
position held Member of the Illinois House of Representatives
Member of the Illinois Senate
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Illinois
United States representative
linked to: U.S. Representative
practiced law in Lake County, Illinois
religion Roman Catholicism
represented district Illinois's 12th congressional district
Illinois's 13th congressional district
residence Lake Bluff, Illinois, United States
served in legislative body Illinois General Assembly
state represented in the U.S. House of Representatives Illinois
worked on Civil Rights Act–related legislation
Voting rights and equal opportunity legislation

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Pike Committee hasMember Robert McClory
McClory hasNotableBearer Robert McClory