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Princeton alum John Doar '44 was lead counsel for the House Judiciary Committee that drew up articles of impeachment against Richard Nixon. His records of that time are now open for research. Among the things one might find? A photo of a young Hillary Rodham (Clinton), a staffer who was part of the impeachment inquiry.
The Rabbis of Selma
The Rabbis of Selma
By Elon Green
My wife and I, as we had Christmas Eve to ourselves, went to see Selma. It’s terrific, as good as you’ve heard. And it was immensely satisfying to see figures who, unlike Martin Luther King, Jr., have not achieved great fame given real screen time.
I’m thinking particularly of John Doar, a true hero of the Justice Department; Bayard Rustin, the organizerof the March on Washington;…
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At Christmastime in 1973, she received another interesting job offer. John Doar, a friend from the days of the civil rights movement and, like her, a Republican, was now majority counsel for the Nixon impeachment inquiry of the House Judiciary Committee. He wondered if she would be interested in writing speeches for the committee chairman, Peter Rodino. She was. It happened that she was already close to another lawyer on the committee, Burke Marshall, a married Washington veteran about 15 years her senior and a law professor at Yale. Indeed, addressing a fictionalized form of Marshall in ''Pitch Dark,'' the narrator, who is a recognizable version of Adler, says, ''You are, you know, you were the nearest thing to a real story to happen in my life.''
-"renata adler is making enemies again," by arthur lubow, published in ny times, January 16, 2000
"He found himself in the spotlight again when he defended Eastman Kodak against a charge of monopolizing the amateur photography business. During the trial, he learned that one of his co-counsels in the firm of Donovan, Leisure, Newton & Irvine had confessed to failing to turn over a witness’s notes. Mr. Doar immediately notified the judge and the opposing counsel. The jury awarded $3 million to the Kodak competitor that had brought the suit."
wow clearly if you're cheating at monopoly or whatever don't hire this guy who was one of the like thirty honorable americans of the 20th century to cover for your guilty ass because he will fuck you up
President Obama Honors the 2011 Medal of Freedom Recipients (by whitehouse)
The recipients are: Madeleine Albright, John Doar, Bob Dylan, William Foege, John Glenn, Gordon Hirabayashi, Dolores Huerta, Jan Karski, Juliette Gordon Low, Toni Morrison, Shimon Peres, John Paul Stevens and Pat Summitt.
