Rogers was succeeded as Attorney-General by whom?
Robert F. Kennedy
John N. Mitchell
Elliot Richardson
Edwin Meese
Answer
Robert F. Kennedy took office as the Attorney-General after Rogers resigned in 1961, Kennedy, brother of the newly-elected President John F Kennedy, had served as the campaign manager and the United States Attorney General during his brother’s presidency. Kennedy’s time in office was marked by a focus on civil rights and organized crime, and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
The William P. Rogers Challenge: Unveiling the Legacy of an American Political Figure
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