T. Wade Bruton
T. Wade Bruton was the Attorney General of North Carolina through 1960 and 1968. Bruton served two terms as Attorney General until losing in a Democratic Primary against Robert Burren Morgan in 1968.[1]
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T. Wade Bruton was the Attorney General of North Carolina through 1960 and 1968. Bruton served two terms as Attorney General until losing in a Democratic Primary against Robert Burren Morgan in 1968.[1]
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Preceded by | Attorney General of North Carolina 1960–1969 |
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