The longest serving Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman in U.S. history, for 10 points name this Arkansas senator, a mentor of Bill Clinton, for whom a prestigious foreign exchange scholarship program is named.
He cast the only vote against funding Joseph McCarthy's investigations subcommittee in 1954, and his namesake 1943 House resolution laid the groundwork for the United Nations. He wrote against the Vietnam War in the book Arrogance of Power, though he earlier shepherded the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution through the Senate. The longest serving Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman in U.S. history, for 10 points name this Arkansas senator, a mentor of Bill Clinton, for whom a prestigious foreign exchange scholarship program is named.
He cast the only vote against funding Joseph McCarthy's investigations subcommittee in 1954, and his namesake 1943 House resolution laid the groundwork for the United Nations.
William {Fulbright}