[DOC] [TLE] Arthur Goldberg - Wikipedia [PAR] Arthur Joseph Goldberg (August 8, 1908  January 19, 1990) was an American 
statesman and jurist who served as the U.S. Secretary of Labor, Supreme Court 
Justice and Ambassador to the ... September 28, 1962  July 26, 1965 .... He took 
Johnson's offer of the UN ambassadorship when Johnson discussed it with him 
on... [DOC] [TLE] Arthur J. Goldberg - Diplomat, Supreme Court Justice - Biography.com [PAR] Apr 2, 2014 ... Lawyer Arthur J. Goldberg had an impressive career in public service, working as 
a secretary of labor, Supreme Court justice and U.N. ambassador. ... Court, but 
left in 1965 to become ambassador to the United Nations. ... the Kennedy 
administration and sitting on the U.S. Supreme Court from 1962 to '65. [DOC] [TLE] A Look Back  Arthur Goldberg: Fighting for Justice  Central ... - CIA [PAR] Aug 13, 2009 ... Arthur Goldberg is probably best known for his involvement in civil ... as U.S. 
Secretary of Labor and Supreme Court Justice under President John ... When 
Goldberg's father died in 1916, the older siblings were forced to quit ... Rusk (
1965) ... and become the United States Ambassador of the United Nations. [DOC] [TLE] Arthur J. Goldberg Dies at 81 - Ex-Justice and Envoy to U.N. ... [PAR] Jan 20, 1990 ... Arthur J. Goldberg Dies at 81; Ex-Justice and Envoy to U.N. ... Arthur J. Goldberg, 
who rose from humble beginnings in Chicago to become Secretary ... that was a 
turning point in his life occurred in 1965, when Mr. Goldberg gave ... 1978 in the 
Carter Administration as a United States Ambassador-at-large. [DOC] [TLE] Articles about Arthur J Goldberg - latimes [PAR] Ex-U.S. Justice and U.N. Envoy Goldberg Dies ... court from 1962 until his 
resignation in 1965 to become U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, ... 
Goldberg's body was discovered by his maid at his apartment here today, said a 
friend of the family. ... him to leave the Supreme Court for the United Nations 
ambassadorship. [DOC] [TLE] Arthur Goldberg: proof of the American dream - US Bureau of Labor ... [PAR] Arthur Goldberg. Arthur Goldberg ... labor leader, soldier, jurist, and ambassador, 
... frequent strikes by workers, a thriving left-wing press ... eventually become the 
senior partner of the firm of Goldberg, .... sought out Spanish republican exiles 
with integrity for un- ...... third legislative body like the Economic and Social 
Council. [DOC] [TLE] Arthur J. Goldberg, 81, Ex-supreme Court Justice - tribunedigital ... [PAR] Jan 21, 1990 ... Arthur J. Goldberg, 81, former U.S. Supreme Court associate justice, labor 
secretary and U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, began his career as a 
labor lawyer in Chicago. ... He died of an apparent heart attack and his body was 
discovered by his housekeeper. ... He quit the UN post in 1968. By then... [DOC] [TLE] Arthur J. Goldberg, former Supreme Court justice, dead at 81 - UPI ... [PAR] Jan 19, 1990 ... Arthur Joseph Goldberg, whose surprising resignation from the Supreme ... Julia 
M. Getter, who worked for Goldberg, said she discovered the body of the ... and 
onetime U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Friday afternoon. ... the bench 
until Johnson called on him to serve as U.N. ambassador in 1965. [DOC] [TLE] Former Justice Goldberg, Dead at 81, Had Profound Impact on ... - JTA [PAR] Jan 22, 1990 ... Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg, who died of cardiac ... His 
most controversial career move came in 1965, when he left his ... only three years
, to become U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, ... his time at the U.N. 
overlapped the momentous period that surrounded the Six-Day War. [DOC] [TLE] Arab Israeli Subject reader - Association for Diplomatic Studies and ... [PAR] Justice Arthur J.Goldberg. 1965-1968 Ambassador, United Nations, New York, 
NY .... Jew, and who, after I left, unhappily was killed in one of these horrible 
terrorist ... Zionist movement had decided that Palestine must become the 
national home

Question: In 1965 Arthur Goldberg left this body to become the U.S. ambassador to the U,N.
Answer: the Supreme Court