Dean Burch

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Dean Burch (December 20th, 1927-August 4th, 1991) served as Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission from October 31, 1969 to March 8, 1974, and as chairman of the Republican National Convention.

Burch was born in Enid, Oklahoma. He earned a bachelor of laws degree from the University of Arizona. Burch worked on Senator Barry Goldwater's staff and then served as the Republican National Chairman in 1964-1965.

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New YOrk Times Obituary

Preceded by
Rosel H. Hyde		 Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission
October 1969–March 1974		 Succeeded by
Richard E. Wiley
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Chairpersons of the Republican National Committee
Edwin D. Morgan · Henry J. Raymond · Marcus L. Ward · William Claflin · Edwin D. Morgan · Zachariah Chandler · J. Donald Cameron · Marshall Jewell · Dwight M. Sabin · Benjamin F. Jones · Matthew Quay · James S. Clarkson · Thomas H. Carter · Mark Hanna · Henry C. Payne · George B. Cortelyou · Harry S. New · Frank H. Hitchcock · John F. Hill · Victor Rosewater · Charles D. Hilles · Will H. Hays · John T. Adams · William M. Butler · Hubert Work · Claudius H. Huston · Simeon D. Fess · Everett Sanders · Henry P. Fletcher · John Hamilton · Joseph W. Martin, Jr. · Bailey Walsh · Harrison E. Spangler · Herbert Brownell, Jr. · Carroll Reece · Hugh Scott · Guy G. Gabrielson · Arthur E. Summerfield · C. Wesley Roberts · Leonard W. Hall · Meade Alcorn · Thruston B. Morton · William E. Miller · Dean Burch · Ray C. Bliss · Rogers Morton · Bob Dole · George H. W. Bush · Mary L. Smith · Bill Brock · Dick Richards · Frank J. Fahrenkopf, Jr. · Lee Atwater · Clayton K. Yeutter · Richard Bond · Haley Barbour · Jim Nicholson · Jim Gilmore · Marc Racicot · Ed Gillespie · Ken Mehlman · Mike Duncan


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