Original sentence: Davies, and other diplomats were blamed for the fall of China to the Communists, and were forced out of the State Department.He majored in both art history and economics, and was captain of the school's cross-country and track and field teams.He retired in 1962 and pursued a Master of Arts degree in political science at the University of California, Berkeley.Hurley eventually had Service and the rest of the political officers recalled from China.In 1959, he was given a security clearance after a new internal hearing.Other authors, notably.Service had numerous meetings with Jaffe.Service was eventually hired by Sarco International, a steam trap company
Edited sentence: As with all the positions Service held over the years, he was highly successful at Sarco.But Hurley decided to have Service and the rest of the political officers recalled from China.Davies, and other diplomats became scapegoats for the fall of China to the Communists, and were forced out of the State Department.For whatever reason, he sabotaged reasonable efforts to bring the two parties together.He also tried to destroy Service professionally later on, and though he always wrote critically of Service, Hurley always refused to publicly testify against him.He found it very hard to find work, but he was eventually hired by Sarco International, a steam trap company.He majored in both art history and economics, and still found time to be captain of the school's cross-country and track and field teams.He reluctantly retired in 1962 and pursued a Master of Arts degree in political science at the University of California, Berkeley.Hurley's exclusive support for the Nationalists, his paranoia and hostility to the professional diplomats in China, and his general incompetence were largely responsible for the diplomatic failures in China during this period.In 1959, he was given a security clearance after a new, lengthy internal hearing.Service had numerous meetings with Jaffe, ignorant of the ongoing investigation of the editor