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Also Known As Theodore Fulton Stevens
Born November 18, 1923 • Indianapolis • Indiana
Found Dead August 10, 2010 • Alaska
Title / Office United States Senate (1968-2009), United States • House of Representatives (1964-1968), United States • U.S. Department of the Interior (1956-1961), United States
Political Affiliation Republican Party

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